>> 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.

a raging fire at a historic century-old church sent firefighters scrambling for safety. dramatic scene there as the cross crashed to the ground. here is a live look at the church this morning. ktvu's tara moriarty has been out there all morning where firefighters have been putting out hot spots that continue to flare up. coming up in two minutes, what the pastor believes sparked the devastating fire and why parishers say rebuilding it won't be easy. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> it's emotional for a lot of people. >> it is. >> good morning. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve, tori doesn't want it to get too cold. >> 39 degrees. >> a lot of 20s, 30s, mendocino down in the santa cruz mountains. take your pick. it's pretty cold. not crazy cold, not like the middle of the country. but it's cold for us. one of the coldest mornings so far. maybe the heater kicked on.

high clouds, mostly sunny to start. we're in between systems. we clear for a while and then higher clouds later on. maybe leading to rain on wednesday. plenty of time to tackle it. if we don't get anything out of it, it would not surprise me. 32 at the napa airport. 30 santa rosa. novato is in there. i'm sure near san jose there is a few as well. walnut creek, others are in the low 40s. 43 morgan hill, some upper 40s for a few depending upon if your higher elevations are running cool. the system wants to come in early wednesday morning. a couple of days to tackle it. 60s on the temperatures. all right, sal. i don't think i've heard anything bad yet. >> we've had a couple of minor things. we haven't had anything major. that's probably why you haven't heard anything. we're hoping to keep it that way. we certainly do have slowdowns. i want to show you the traffic on the bay bridge will be

backed up a little bit as you come up through the area. it will be slow as you -- about a 35-minute delay is what the sensors are saying. let's go to highway 101 in san francisco. you can see this traffic is moderately heavy. i'm looking at chp's list. wouldn't don't have anything reported on the -- we don't have anything reported on the peninsula or in san francisco. as a matter of fact, we've had a couple of things reported throughout this whole area. southbound 101 looks okay. let's go to san jose. 85. just after 87, slow to 17. but 280 and 101 are not that bad yet. it's rather early for the commute. 7:03. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. a church in san jose is badly damaged by a fast-moving fire. it began yesterday afternoon at the holy cross catholic church on jackson street. more than 100 firefighters responded. tara moriarty is at the church where some people say rebuilding it just won't be the same. tara? >> reporter: that's for sure. this church has been here since

1919. you know, it has relic, it simply cannot be replaced. right now, it's just a shell of a building, as you can see right now. firefighters say it is in danger of collapsing. this fire broke out yesterday afternoon around 2:30 and more than 100 firefighters responded. but by the time, they arrived the fire reached the attic. it took two and a half hours to contain. people who live in the neighborhood were shocked to see their long-time church burning. >> it's sad for the community. the community church. it's very heartbreaking to see a church like this go up in flames and they couldn't stop it from burning. very sad. >> reporter: still no official cause for the fire. but the priest believes it started on the second floor because of an electrical problem with the pipe organ. the priest lives on the property and hopes his apartment is still useable along with the fellowship hall

where temporary services may be held. the church was empty when the fire broke out. a mass in italian just ended a half-hour earlier. firefighters have been spraying water on flareups. structural engineers will be out here since the bones of the building were leaning. the stucco is cracked. you can see where the jesus painting has separated from the stucco. the front of the building is leaning forward. the altar inside is completely intact as well as sphanned- glass windows -- stained-glass windows. live from san jose, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. 7:05. we're also following developing news right now. crews are battling an early- morning house fire in berkeley. we received this video just a short time ago. the fire started after 5:00 a.m. on bonita near delaware street in north berkeley.

no reports of injuries. but the red cross is on its way to help the several people who have been forced out of their homes. we'll have a live report from the scene at 7:30. the legal battle over sunnyvale's new gun law heads back to court today. a group of sunnyvale gun owners will urge a federal appeals court to strike down the law banning gun magazines that can hold more than ten bullets. the nra and other groups have fought the law which was overwhelmingly approved by voters last yearert the stakes are high as other california cities have moved to adopt similar regulations. those cities include mountain view, san francisco, and los angeles. facebook has decided to unfriend political campaigns. two years ago, the obama campaign used facebook to help reach out to voters. it worked. facebook helped the obama campaign gain a following of 45 million users in 2012. list team also used facebook and other tools to register

another than a million voters online. but as the 2016 presidential campaign nears, the social media giant is rolling out a change that will prevent future campaigns from doing the same thing. it's due to privacy concerns over third-party apps. some nfl teams received a surprise visit from federal drug agents. the 49ers were one of those teams. it happened right after they played the new york giants in new jersey. ktvu's janine de la vega joining us live now from our san jose bureau. you have reaction to all of this. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. this reportedly happened to three teams after they played their games yesterday. the 49ers were in new jersey and they had just finished playing their game with the new york giants when agents came into the stadium. now, the inspections are all part of an ongoing investigation into alleged prescription drug abuse in the nfl. the probe grew out of a civil

suit followed by more than 1300 former league players, including former 49er jeremy newberry, who claimed the team created a culture of drug misuse with wide distribution. handing out addictive narcotics to mask plain so players would not miss time on the field. a spokesman for the 49ers was approached by the media after the inspection. >> there were random checks. [inaudible] >> all of the information -- that's all of the information we have. >> you guys can carry controlled -- >> no. we have medicine used for our players and sports teams. the doctors take that. >> everything is registered in the state of new jersey? >> i couldn't tell you that. >> during the inspections with team doctors throughout the

country, agents from the drug enforcement administration did bag searches and questioned team doctors. the 49ers said their medical staff complied and the team was able to leave metlife stadium as scheduled. there there were no arrests. back to you. >> thank you. speaking of the 49ers, it wasn't pretty yesterday. but they won their second straight game. they beat the giants, 16-10. in fact, the 49ers only touchdown was this 48-yarder from colin kaepernick to michael crabtree in the third quarter. but the 9ers' defense again played well. eli manning was intercepted five times. his last interception was on fourth and goal late in the fourth quarter. good to see this man back, aldon smith was playing for the first time this season. he was suspended for nine games for violating the personal

conduct policy. his suspension ended last tuesday. he didn't start the game but smith came in during the second quarter and smith said it felt like the first day of school. today marks one year since the oakland raiders have won a regular season game. the offense struggled once again against san diego. check this out. the first play, derrick carr fumbled the snap. chargers recovered. scored a touchdown and then beat the raiders 13-6. the raiders did win two preseason games over the summer. the last time they won was november 17th, 2013 again the texans. as the california drought conditions, some people's efforts to get water are verging on criminal. water districts say they caught construction crews hooking up hoses to fire hydrants. one company ended up being fined moor than $200. some homeowners in modesto were fined $1500 for repeatedly -- or reportedly taking water from

a can al. water theft has increased so much that they are looking to raise the penalty from $250 to $250. 7:10. investigating a death in napa county after a woman's body is found on a remote road. coming up at 7:30, what investigators say what she was wearing adds to the mystery. she needs help. that was our first impression. >> sharing a little girl's pain. up next, we'll tell you how complete strangers are stepping in to help a young victim of gun violence. good morning. we're looking at a commute that has been moderate but we do have slow traffic in the usual spots like 280 san jose. we'll tell you more about that and the south bay commute. looks sunny today, the least for a while. but we do have a cold morning. for us, a lot of 30s. we'll show you some of those

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welcome back. a family in east oakland getting help after their 9-year- old daughter was hit by a stray bullet. she's paralyzed from the neck down. last may, jackie was playing outside her home when she was shot. she spent months in the hospital. doctors told her she would never walk again. well, yesterday, janice alamea and peggy tubor visited the family and brought support and some surprises. tuby says her brother was paralyzed when he was only 15. when he died three years ago, tuby started a foundation in his honor to help children with spinal cord injuries. >> she needs help. that was our first impression was this is a person that my brother put in front of us that said, hey, this is who you need

to help. >> jackie is the first recipient of the foundation. look at that. a check for $5,000 given to her mom. the foundation will deliver an i-pap, a wheelchair accessible van and a ramp outside of the home. jackie's mom said she was shocked by the gift and the kindness of strangers. an investigation underway in southern california after more than 1en 0 people became infected with the norovirus on a cruise ship. the 28-day cruise of the crown princess to hawaii and ta hitty returned to san pedro near long beach over the weekend. federal officials went on board collecting samples. passengers say after the people started getting sick, the staff took extra precautions. >> there were so many people walking around with little buckets of sanitizers, wiping down the walls and every time somebody got near the table, they were wiping down the table and the chairs. >> the cdc says it's now ready

for its next voyage. this is the second time the crown princess has had an outbreak of the virus. as north america's oil production increases, so too does the number of trains carrying vol la actual crude oil to bay area refineries and -- vol la actual crude oil to the bay to -- volatile crude oil. 2 investigates tracked this delivery of crude oil to the richmond rail terminal where two, 100-car trains arrive every month. but the state receives little information about the schedule and when the trains are coming or going through bay area neighborhoods. >> just like you would know where an amtrak train is and

when it's late to a station. we should be able to know about volatile shipments. >> 2 investigates this tonight. this morning there will be no supershuttle to bay area airports. the company spokesman says most of the drivers called in sick over the weekend as part of a protest. the company thinks the dispute is connected to franchise fees that supershuttle charges its drivers. drivers have asked for a better fee structure similar to what drivers for uber and lyft pay. other companies say they are picking up the other passengers while supershuttle is on hold. >> it's hard now. uber, they are killing us. this is great. usually it's a one-day thing. i will enjoy it while it lasts. >> as supershul of the vice president's says while drivers complained that the fees are too high. competitors like uber and lyft

don't have the same costs at supershuttle. he says the company hopes to settle this dispute quickly. 7:17. let's get everybody out the door. hey, sal, i know you are watching the east shore, everybody gave behaving for -- behaving for you? >> well, it's a little slow. i want you to look at the time. a 45-minute drive from the carquinez bridge out to the macarthur maze. you you will see it. there it is. that's kind of a long drive. on friday, it never reached more than 25 minutes. here it is 45 minutes. everyone is back to work and back to school. we haven't had any major collisions, we haven't had any of those things that we sometimes have, overturned trucks, that kind of thing. knock on wood, which is what my table is made of, we won't have any of that this morning. taking a look at the commute at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's backed up. the traffic will be okay as you drive into the city. but that's about a 35-minute drive on the nimitz freeway

southbound from 238 down to highway 92 and beyond that, into the hayward area, we have a lot of slow traffic there. the traffic will be okay after fremont into san jose. southbound 101 at highway 92, they are clearing up an injury accident. please, instead of using 101, why don't you use 280. 280 looks pretty good heading down from the burlingame or the crystal springs area down onto redwood city. now it's 7:19. let's go to steve in the weather center. we have mainly clear skies. it's cold out there. a lot of 30s or lower 40s. just heard from our observer tom in blossom hill. 41 degrees here. there are some 20s in lake county. clear skies, temperatures, well, they will rebound in the 60s to near 70. we'll get a few high clouds later on. a couple of people have been writing me, what do you mean?

a few high clouds later on. san francisco climate data, sunset is 4:57. it happens very quick. record low, 44, 1953. 82 back in 19 32. the record high, high clouds yesterday kind of coming down from the northwest. they've thinned out. they are close. but it's the system that came by yesterday, left in some cold air which is why it's cold. a frost advisory is out to the north. >> there it is from mendocino county to eureka and crescent city. it goes until 8:00. red flag warnings are out in san francisco for high fire danger. it's just amazing. 50, 70-mile-an-hour winds down there. the fire danger is very high all the way down to southern california. 17 in tahoe. 20 in reno. 36 ukiah. 27 was up in middletown in lake county. 8 in bismarck. 6 in billings.

minneapolis 9. reports of 50 inches of snow. chicago is 15. all the way to 28 down in dallas, 44 new orleans and now coming into new york city and washington up to boston, another system, this is the plunge of cold air. everything is kind of locked in. this is what we saw very similar back in jan, february, and march. there's one difference for us. 32 in napa, 30s for santa rosa, novato, fairfield, walnut creek, probably. 40s, 50s for most others. this observation is in the higher elevations. in town, i saw 32 in st. helena. it's probably closer to that. 30s for lakeport, healdsburg, sebastopol and petaluma. 30s, 40s up in the santa cruz mountains. the one difference from january, february, march, we did not have systems coming underneath the ridge of high pressure. january, february, march, we didn't have anything. this is a good sign if it holds. the problem is, or the challenge, i should say, there's so much cold air and so

much to the east of us , the systems stretch apart and split and the low holding all of the dynamics moves to the north. we just get the tail end and they weaken rapidly by the time they arrive. on wednesday, we'll probably get .10. we need inches. unfortunately, this isn't holding much promise. now, once you get to december, january, february, you can get a lot of energy coming across if this pattern holds. one system wednesday morning, not a lot. but i think we'll get a little bit out of it. maybe a stronger system by saturday. but until the pattern in the middle of the country, that deep system, i mean, that's just tremendous energy and you put snowpack on, it's tough to budge that. until that we get a lot of clouds and a little bit of rain wednesday morning. another system may come in thursday. i don't think that's much. but late friday into saturday, maybe. as you can see, there's not a lot of rain. there's a lot of clouds. cold morning, 30s for lows.

high clouds in the afternoon. temperatures in the 60s to near 70. we start off almost crystal clear. .10 to .25 wednesday morning. much cooler on thursday. the high temperatures will come way down. hopefully another system on saturday. >> he we don't need .10 to .25. we need -- >> i would say we need rain three days a week. >> it's promising but it's not delivering yet. >> okay. keep us posted. >> all right, steve. 7:23. a new fee starts at one of b.a.r.t.'s last free parking lots. in 20 minutes, instead of discouraging drivers find out why the lot is likely to get more popular by the end of the withing. can somebody give bono good look after last week's plane scare, now there's something new and social media is buzzing. @@@

jeff daniels and jim carey, topped the weekend box office. dumb and dumber 2 earned $38 million. big hero ranked second, interstellar and gone girl round on the the top five. bo in. o badly injured his arm in a cycling accident in a new york park. this injury has forced the cancellation of what was supposed to be a week-long stint on "the tonight show." it seems the sicker is suffering a run of bad luck lately. just last week, a rare door flew off of his private jet as he was flying from ireland to berlin. 7:26. a bay area group is making sure thousands of u.s. troops will

have something special this holiday season. today, the group "operation care and comfort" they are sending hundreds of boxes to troops overseas. yesterday, they were at the san jose giants' stadium packing up hundreds of boxes with food, magazines, games and hygiene kits. michael parks is with the u.s. army, he's based out of moffett field. he's home now but received six packages in the last 18 years. >> i was in iraq and to receive the packages, it just brightens your day. >> now, julie me marie founded the operation 11 years ago in her garage. her dad served this three years. he missed a lot of holidays at home. she says everybody had something to contribute to make the holiday season brighter for u.s. troops all over the world. 7:27. mystery surrounding a gravely injured woman and a rural road. up next, pam cook will tell us

the extremely unusual circumstances surrounding this woman's death and how police are hoping you can help. >> reporter: and fair tears through a three-story victorian home in berkeley this morning, forcing a number of people out in the middle of the night. we'll tell you how investigators believe the fire may have started. and we're looking at a commute that is pretty busy in some east bay corey core -- corridors. the traffic is not bad. crystal clear, get a picture of the golden gate or anywhere you want. we do have cold temps. we'll talk about and see if there's any rain on the extended outlook. we could sure use it. ush ush

we're following developing news in berkeley where seven people have escaped a house fire. it broke out just around 5:00 this morning. now we want to show you a live picture of the house right now. this is a look at the scene, actually, with the fire trucks and fire crews and there's the house that was -- had the fire. ktvu's alex savidge arrived on the scene a short time ago. coming up, he will tell us what one of the people who lives in the house tells him what happened. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. i ducked outside a moment ago. >> cold? >> it's chilly. >> it's cold. >> a lot of 30s.

30s or 40s. but it's crystal clear. yesterday's system gave us a lot of clouds. cold morning for us. i nope it could be a lot worse. i know. if you are visiting, you are saying what are up talking about? this is cold. higher clouds later but a mostly sunny day. we're waiting for the system which will give us more clouds. does not look look like a lot. 30, 40s. big difference on some of the temperatures. 39 from san ramon. danville, 36. coldest morning of the season. alamo. other high elevations in the 30s. at the surface there is a lot of 30s. there's the system for early wednesday. it will weaken considerably. cold morning, sunny. overall, a lot of 60s. here's sal with an update on your morning traffic. thank you steve. we're looking at a commute that's pretty busy out there. as we start off with a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, you

will see traffic backed up as you drive through. about a 35 to 40-minute drive if you count the drive on the bridge into san francisco. also looking at a commute on the san mateo bridge, it's pretty busy now. not all the way across but as you get on and a little bit of sluggish traffic continuing over to the peninsula. by the way, southbound 101, when you get there at highway 92, a motorcycle accident is on the shoulder. but traffic is backing up out of san bruno and millbrae into burlingame. it's all the way down to san mateo. 280 is slow passing crystal springs. i would still use 280 instead of 101. back to the desk. we're following developing news in berkeley. very tense moments this morning for people who escaped a burning home. it started shortly after 5:00 this morning on bonita avenue near delaware street in north berkeley. alex savidge is there with the

latest. >> reporter: well, dave, good morning to you. it was a chilly morning. there's the possibility a wall heater started this large fire this morning. the good news, no one was hurt. seven people were forced out of this three-story victorian home as the place caught fire. flames were tearing through the place. we were told by the people who live here, there are seven people that live here. some of them are graduate students at cal nearby. here's some video from earlier. the fire started around 5:00. thisen is on the 1800 block of bonita avenue right near first avenue. it started on the second floor of the building and then quickly spread into the walls and up into the attic. that made it a difficult firefight. because of the size of the fire, the first crews who got here had to call for extra resources. we understand extra oakland resources were in while crews were battling the flame. this is a three-story home. it's broken up into seven

units. there are a lot of areas that are difficult to navigate for fire crews. everyone who lives here very grateful they got out. >> i woke up to banging. i don't know if it was neighbors. started creaming -- screaming fire! i looked outside of the window and i saw smoke. after that, i woke up everybody, there's a fire. we should leave. >> reporter: again, a total of seven people left without a place to stay this morning. they are being helped out by the red cross. we saw the red cross getting information from people this morning and trying to get them set up with a place to stay. everybody okay. no one hurt. all of the people who live here got out okay. no firefighters were injured. the investigation just beginning into how this large fire got started. the chief told me they are focusing in on a wall heater on the second floor of this building here. they believe that may have been

how this fire started. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. 7:35. investigators in napa county still searching for answers in the mysterious death of a woman found on a remote highway. ktvu's pam cook is in the newsroom now with more on the strange circumstances, pam, surrounding the discovery of her body. >> this is a real mystery. the initial reports came in as a likely hit hit-and-run accident. but now deputies are considering that something more sinister may have happened. the woman was found lying in the middle of the road near calistoga earlier yesterday morning. it's a country road where you don't often see people walking. investigators say they did not find any signs that a vehicle was involved in a crash. officers say the woman who was in her 50s scuferred major head injuries. accords to the press democrat, she was airlifted to the hospital but died on the way. investigators are looking into several different scenarios. >> she was walking in a hit and

run. the other possibility, she could have been dumped in the roadway. we're looking at any possibility. >> according to the press democrat, deputies say the woman was only wearing a jacket and undergarments. highway 29 is a heavily traveled link between lake county and the bay area. so the napa county sheriff's department is hoping that someone has more information and will contact them. now, we have put in a call into the napa county sheriff's department for an update on the investigation and in we do get any new information this morning we're gonna bring that to you. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 7:37. new details about a hit-and-run accident that critically injured a man in walnut creek saturday night. it happened on walnut avenue and hutchinson trail. police say the man was not in a crosswalk and he ran into the street moments before he was hit. at first, police thought the car that hit the man was a dark-

colored suv. well well, -- well, now they say it was a dark-colored sedidn't. if you have any information, call police. a new report is bringing up cameras being approved. the american civil liberties union looked at data for cities already using license plate and body cameras and whether there was any public debate before the cameras were purchased. the cameras are becoming more widely used by law enforcement agencies. last week, the belvedere city council voted to add four cameras to read the plates of cars going in and out of the city. and they want to add two more. it may soon costing you to cross the border into mexico. there is a new pilot program underway. it would charge people here in the u.s. about $28 for a permit if you enter mexican territory for more than seven days. immigration officials say it's

designed to keep track of people in mexico including those who cross the border for work. but others are concerned this could affect mexico's economy. >> we have enough things going south, going down in mexico. you know, security and what have you to add another barrier or another excuse for not going into mexico. >> right now, the pilot program only applies to people crossing the border on foot but it may be extended to people crossing by car. the state department says no classified computer systems were affected by a cyber attack recently detected. the government did shut down the state department's entire network for unclassified e- mail. a senior official said technicians are fixing possible damage. there have been similar cyber attacks on the white house, the u.s. postal service and the national weather service in recent months. 7:39. the rnt as of an american aide worker killed by islamic state militants say they are

heartbroken but incredibly proud of their son's humanitarian work. isis released a video over the weekend showing the beheaded he remains of 26-year-old peter kassig. he was a former ranger from indiana who served in iraq and later returned to the middle east to help syrian refugees. >> he risked his life every day to, you know,ive sa the lives of people -- to save the lives of people that he didn't have any relation to we will forever be grateful for that. >> kassig was captured on october 2013 while delivering supplies to syria. he converted to islam while in captivity. chuck hagel says the u.s. military is fast tracking efforts to fight islamic state militants. he visited soldiers in fort irwin. he said troops in iraq have already started to train iraqi troops. the u.s. plans to train nine

iraqi security brigade and three kurdish brigade. 20 minutes before 8:00, using twitter to jump through political loopholes. nunn in the hoax hour of -- coming up in the next hour, stretching election laws. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco this morning talking about the transition from football to shopping. coming up, the big plans being announced by mayor lee about the plans for candle still park. we're looking at a commute where traffic continues to look pretty good until you get to oakland. we'll run you through all of the east bay slowdowns coming up. clear skies and cold this morning. this irts, 40s for manies. one of the coldest mornings of the season. a lot of clouds in the pacific. any of those make it here for rain? we'll take a look at it.

7:43. the jack london square ferry terminal is back open after a two-day closure. crews spent the weekend installing a new gangway, repairing a security gate and replacing pilings. the work is part of an ongoing refurbishment project. new york city police hope surveillance video helps them capture a man they say deliberately pushed a man off a subway platform to his death. authorities are looking for this person. authorities say he pushed a 61- year-old man onto the tracks yesterday morning as the victim's wife stood next to him. >> it was a big commotion with the train. everybody was nervous and

panicking. >> some people in the station say there may have been someert of disagreement between the suspect and the victim. but the victim's wife told the police the act was unprovoked. happening today, san francisco mayor ed lee will announce big development plans for the current side of candle still park. brian flores is live in san francisco. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning to you. we're live here at union square this morning talking to people out and about, perhaps shopper doing early-window shopping before the stores open this morning. many people will begin to shop more as we approach the holidays. this there was a retail space near candlestick park, would more people shop there? these are new artist renderings what the stick would look like.

these are provides to us by lenar corporation. mayor lee is about to announce plans about this that would make it into an urban shopping center. the area is expected to have homes, a movie theater and possibly a hotel. designers say there will likely be underground parking a as the area would be likely dense. we talked to a few people. >> it would have to be on the lines of like a santana row, where there is a lot of destination shops and restaurants, i might find a reason to go down there. in my normal course of business probably not. >> san francisco has a lot more going for it because of the reason and because of all of the other attractions. so an additional destination strikes me as not a bad thing. >> reporter: now, officials also say this area will have

space for police and fire station. the announcement comes after lenar and another developer came too an agreement on building the area of candlestick point. construction of the housing at the san francisco shipyard, north of candlestick point is already underway. demolition for candlestick is slated for sometime in the winter of 2015. retail space expected to open by 2017. they say this will provide about 3,000 additional jobs in the region. we're live in san francisco, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. happening today, a new parking fee goes into effect today at the oakland coliseum b.a.r.t. station. it will cost drivers $1 to park out there at the station parking lot. up until now, parking was free. parking fees were imprimented at the concord and the north concord b.a.r.t. stations. the hayward station starts to

charge december 8th. speaking of driving and parking, let's check in with sal, see how things are moving on the roads this monday morning. a little chilly but still clear. >> i'm looking at stuff here and i don't see anything out of the ordinary. as a matter of fact, we see just things that are ordinary here. as you look at 880 northbound, it does slow and the traffic continues to be just okay here. it's not something that we're not used to. so when i say things are okay. i would say, they are just okay. southbound 101 when you get over to the area here after the san mateo bridge, slow traffic because of an earlier motorcycle accident that's now out of the lanes in san mateo. now, if we can go to the maps -- osh to the toll plaza, first of all, the traffic is backed up for a 30-minute delay. we're seeing some improvement here. traffic on the peninsula, san mateo is slow in case you haven't heard me before. the crash is gone but if you are driving down to bayshore, it will be slow. 280 is getting into the act here.

people have heard about 101 being bad and 280 is backed up out of daly city through south city to the crystal springs area. what would i do? i would still take 280. as we bring steve in, you know how i feel about 280. it's a beautiful freeway and i would still take it nine out of ten times. >> ten out of ten. >> for you? >> it's a great freeway. >> we have clear skies. it's cold. 30s for many. a few 20s up into lake county. middletown was 1. a lot of slow 30s from mendocino county, lake county town to the santa cruz mountains. clear skies. it's nice but a cold start. next rain wednesday morning looks light. this week a lot of clouds. a lot of show and probably not much go. san francisco climate data, 53, 65. 50, 63 is average for this time of year. so close. 44, 1953. the record low 82, 1932. the record high. had the cloud cover yesterday. that zoomed out of the picture

but it left behind some very cold air. we'll be clear. a few high clouds will drift in later. but that's why it's so cold. maybe the heater kicked on where you live. frost advisory goes for another 11 minutes for mendocino county northward up to del norte, humboldt county, high fire danger out. i just saw 61 in anaheim right now. gusts to 70 miles an hour there yesterday. 29 in redding. 17 in tahoe. 36 ukiah. 45 in monterey. brutally cold all the way down to southern texas and the gulf. they are getting rain and more snow on the back side. reports of 3, 4, almost 5 feet of snow from that lake-effect system. 32 to napa and also novato. 40s for some. a lot of 30s here. menlo park holding onto 30. i wouldn't be surprised if there's a couple of 30s around. our system for wednesday will weaken. it does look like it will arrive. but a cold morning will give way to sunshine. a couple of systems.

there's too much energy east of us. i'm having a hard time buying into it. we'll get some more rain wednesday and then a break. another system wants to come in i think friday or saturday. next week is looking dry. we'll see. cold morning, sunny. 30s for mow inland. high clouds in the afternoon but overall a sunny day. 60s on the temperatures. 60s for many to near 70. 70 in santa rosa. it looks like a beautiful day. overall, look for increasing clouds on tuesday, rain wednesday morning. not a lot. probably .10 to .25. it will be cooler, thursday, friday. maybe rain. that system looks better as of today. >> it's waiting for -- >> yeah. >> what about for the middle of country? that cold weather, is that just parked there for a while? >> not only that, you get the snow. that's hard to budge. the nights are long. the pattern has to change. hasn't done it yet. >> all right. thank you.

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the doctor being treated at a nebraska hospital for ebola has died. dr. salia was transferred to omaha on saturday and put in a biocontainment unit. he was at the same hospital where two other ebola patients were successfully treated. but dr. salia was in critical condition when he arrived. he was a native of sierra leone and a u.s. resident.

national guardsmen from the bay area may soon be headed to west arfry cau too 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 would not provide direct medical care to the ebola patients but would provide training for ebola and malaria prevention. the national guard said the soldiers would undergo i a 21- damon terring period when they return to ensure they've not contracted ebola. pope francis confirmed today that he will be making his first trip to the u.s. as poem the he will attend the world meeting of families in philadelphia in september of next year. the event focuses on strengthening family bonds. the vat -- vatican has not announced detailed plan but he's expected to conduct an out door mass that exwro would attract 1 million people. he's expected to speak at the u.n. in new york and go to washington to address congress.

happening today, the board of governors for california's community colleges will review a timetable for returning san francisco's city college to full local control. city college trustees would have to wait until july 2016 before getting full authority under a new plan from the chancellor of the state's community colleges. now, last year, the state tripped the elected trustees of their power as a result of the huge financial problems and the accreditation crisis at city college. this week, uc regents will consider the latest tuition hike plan for the university of california. the proposed increase would raise tuition 5% every year for five years. uc president janet napolitano said the regents are being forced to raise tuitions because state lawmakers are short changing the uc system. many students say they are caught right in the middle of this money battle. >> i'm cutting corners and

living right now. i'm pretty sure that will make it harder than it is. >> my parents will not be happy. i will have to get a job. >> uc regents will consider the plan on wednesday during their meeting in san francisco. governor brown who is opposing the hike is expected to speak. facebook is reportedly looking at becoming more than a social media giant. the financial times reports that facebook is developing a knew website to combine the west of linked-in and microsoft office. users will be able to make professional contacts. the paper says it's called facebook at work and would let users keep their personal profiles separate from work profiles. facebook is not commenting. we have to be on facebook for work. i just posted a fashion show i was at yesterday. a lot of fun. so many beautiful ladies there. >> you looked beautiful. >> i managed not to fall when i

was doing the catwalk. >> proud of you. federal drug agents investigating the 49ers' medical team. coming up after the break, why the surprise inspection after the game and how the 49ers are responding. >> reporter: we're live in san jose, where a fire ravages a historic church. we just spoke to the pastor of the church. we'll tell you what he had to say. his emotional interview about what happened when this fire started. we're still looking at a commute that's getting busier by the moment here on the bay bridge. we've seen some improvement in some of these lanes. we'll tell you what's going up and what's going down. clear skies. it's cold. that's for sure. a lot of 30s popping up. it looks like a beautiful monday. more clouds and maybe some rain.

a massive fire in san jose causing extensive damage to an historic church. her face says it all. the priests were in the back of that century-old building when these flames erupted.

we're back out there live this morning. there's the church right here. this is what it looks like. tara moriarty will join us in two minutes. she will tell you that there's still danger out there this morning. she will tell you why. welcome back to "mornings on 2." monday, november 17th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. a quick look at weather and traffic. it's feeling like fall. >> people are frustrated. i do my best to answer you all. i think we would love to see some pain. the pattern of the energy is too much cost east of us. it's cold for us. remember, if you are visiting, you are like cold. what are you ta uking about? well, for us, it's cold. mostly sunny. higher clouds the cloud cover from yesterday is gone but the cold air is in place. the next system is there. it will give us more clouds. early wednesday i think we can get light rain out of it. 30s, 40s 50s on the

temperatures. coldest temperatures are inland. 42, saratoga, los gatos. some areas a little bit warmer. some of these are at the surface. there's the system, unfortunately, the low responsible will go north. we'll get the system and split a little bit. that's been the issue for a long time. but at least the undercutting is a positive. we'll focusing on the positive. a cold morning and sunny. 60s on the temperatures. i have been listening. unless i missed something, it's been okay. >> it's been okay. we haven't had too much going on. let's take a look at what we have with the morning commute. the traffic on 880 oakland will be slowing down getting up into the main part of downtown oakland. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, you will see the traffic has been backed up. it's improving a little bit but not much. 580 westbound is completely slow from the altamont pass all the way into the dublin area. a lot of people make the turn here and use 680 and head south. that's slow out of pleasanton as well. you can see all of the slow

traffic here from about 238 down to fremont. we've had a couple of minor things. but pretty much this is the standard morning commute. you know it if you drive it every day. there are no breaks today. it will be just as heavy as it normally is. back to the desk. >> all right. thank you, sal. parishioners in san jose are wondering about the future of their nearly century-old church after it was badly damaged by a large fire. it began yesterday afternoon at holery cross catholic church in -- holy cross catholic church in san jose. we have reaction from the new pastor. >> reporter: we spoke to the pastor. he had a of you are night. he spent the night at a neighbor's house of one of the parishioner's. his voice broke a couple of times. was very emotional. we told him the altar was spare and the cross with jesus on it had not been touched.

he kind of broke down. behind me, you can see the sun is shining through the stained glass that's clouded with block soot. firefighters say this building is now in danger of collapsing. the fire broke out yesterday afternoon around 2:30. more than 100 firefighters responded but by the time they arrived, the flames ripped through the attic. crews had to hold back when the fire raged over their head. it took two and a half hours to contain. there's no official cause but the pastor believed it started on the second floor because of an electrical problem with the pipe organ. >> just closed the building. and five minutes after or seven minutes after, we saw the smoke around. i ran to the church and i saw in the balcony.

flames. heavy flames, you know. >> reporter: the morning services were canceled but future masses will be held in the hall behind the church. the church was empty when the fire broke out. the fire told us he was grateful no one was seriously hurt. engineers will be out here since the bones are leaning in spots and the stucco is cracked. the father heightheartedly said no bin go for a while. the parish has been here since 1919. coming up in about 45 minutes we'll tell you something that san jose firefighters did for the father that was fight touching. live from san jose, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> look forward to hearing about that. thank you. back to court today for the legal battle over sunnyvale's new gun law. sunnyvale gun owners urging a federal appeals court to throw out the law that bans gun magazines that can hold more than ten bullets. the nra and other groups are

fighting the law which sunnyvale voters overwhelmingly approved last year. the stakes are pretty high. other california cities have similar regulations including mountain view, san francisco and los angeles. some nfl teams got a surprise visit yesterday from federal drug agents. 49ers were one of those teams. it happened right after they played the new york giants in new jersey. janine de la vega joining us live now from our san jose bureau and you have reaction to this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. the 49ers' spokesman said he had no idea why nerl drug april jebts would -- federal jug acents would come in and check their medical staff team. this is all part of an yog going investigation into alleged prescription drug use in the nfl. this probe grew out of a civil suit filed by more than 1300 former players including jeremy

newberry who claimed the legal intentionally and negligently created a culture of drug misuse with widespread distribution of painkillers and prescription drugs. the lawsuit alleges the nfl, team physicians and trainers acted without regard handing out addictive narcotics so players would not miss time on the field. a spokesman was approached by the media after the inspection. >> there were random checks to key physicians as they traveled. >> you guys can carry controlled substances. >> no. we have medicine that's used for our players, the doctors take that -- >> everything is registered here in the state of new jersey? >> i couldn't tell you that. >> during the inspections with team doctors throughout the country, agents from the dea did bag serves and questioned

team doctors. the 49ers said their medical staff complied and the team was able to leave metlife stadium. there were no arrests. the legal attorneys say it's an issue that should be taken up with the players' unions. reporting live from the south bay bureau, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. it wasn't pretty but the 49ers won their second straight game. they beat the giants 16-10. the 9ers' only touchdown was this 48-yarder from colin kaepernick to michael crabtree. beat a whole bunch of defenders there in the third quarter. but the 9ers defense played well. eli mans wag picked off five times -- manning was picked off five times. last interception came on fourth and goal. that was late in the 4th. picked off. grabbed it. that was the game. and this was aldon smith's first game of the season.

he was suspended for nine games for violating the personal conduct policy. that suspension ended last tuesday. smith did not start the game but came in during the second quarter and said it felt like the first day of school. can we talk about the raiders? >> okay. >> today marks one year since the raiders won a regular season game. a year. the offense struggled against the chargers. very first play of the game. rick ca are. r -- derrick carr couple of bell -- fumbled the snap. the raiders won two preseason games over the summer but the last time they won over the regular season was november 17th, 2013 against the houston texans. facebook has decided to unfriend political campaigns. two years ago, the obama came pan used facebook to help reach out to voters and it worked. facebook helped the obama campaign gain following of

users in 2012. the used tools to register more than a million registered voters online. the social media giant is rolling out a change that will prevent future campaigns from taking the same steps. it's due to privacy concerns over third-party apps. there is a report this morning that the republican may have used twitter to help them with their successes in the midterm elections earlier this month. according to cnn in the months leading up to the elections, republican groups set up twitter accounts where they posted the latest polling figures. for example, the information would show how republicans were doing in the various house or senate races. by law, political organizations can't give that kind of information to outside groups like super-pacs. some analysts say it appears they are getting around the law

by posting information on twitter and sharing it that way. 8:10. tense moments this morning as people escaped the burning home in berkeley. coming up in 22 minutes, the focus of the investigation and the specific reasons that made this a difficult firefight. but first, the u.s. state department, hacked? after the break, what may have been targeted and the link to the white house. still getting better in some areas, it's slow especially in san jose now trying to get up to the valley. we'll explain how long it will take you through this commute. a lot of sunshine after a mostly cloudy sunday. it will be sunny. cold. a lot of 30s and 40s. we'll see if there's any rain due this week.

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a senior official said the department recently detected what it calls activity of concern. unclassified e-mail systems were affected. over the weekend, the department shut down the e-mail system to upgrade security. so far, no word on who is behind the hacking but the state department says it's related to last month's hacking of computers at the white house. science fiction has become reality. the u.s. military has deployed the first laser weapon capable of destroying a target. it's on a u.s. ship patrolling

the persian gulf. it can set fires to targets at the speed of light. the beam can be used a blinding warning shot and as a weapon capable of setting fire to a drone or small boat. but laser weapons can be affected by the weather, the presence of dust and vapors in the air as well as other factors. le:-- 8:14. an investigation continues after 170 people were sickened by the norovirus on the crown princess to hawaii and tahiti. it ended over the weekend as the cruise ship returned to san pedro. federal agents went often board yesterday and collected samples to be analyzed. passengers say the cruise ship's staff took extra precautions after people starting getting sick. >> there were so many people walking around with sanitizer and wiping down walls. every time someone got to a table, they were wiping it down and wiping down the chairs. >> a very extessive cleaning

was -- extensive cleaning was done and is ready for its next voyage. this is the second time this year the ship has had an outbreak of the another roy -- norovirus. we're waiting to hear about the information sent back to earth from the space probe on the comet. they were able to send back data before the batteries died. one of the things they are most excited about is the possibility that comets carry the building blocks of life. that would be water and organic matter. here's a rather interesting story -- an oregon woman has turned the basic hug into a growing business. a year ago, samantha hess introduced the idea of professional cuddling. for $1 a minute, she would go to people's home and comfort them with what she calls platonic touching. now she's opened her own studio where her clients come to her.

she says business has exploded with hundreds of customers and more employees. >> i mean, you hug your friends, your mom. but outside of that, you are not hugging strangers and we get to kind of guide people and teach them this whole new world that they may not have seen before. >> hess says each of the themed cuddling rooms has cameras to protect employees and says touch is a basic human connection that everyone should get the chance to experience. i did more research on this, and she said -- hess said she had a hard time finding a landlord who trusted her business model. but said there's a lot of therapeutic benefits to it. >> i can see reducing stress. but how do you control it? >> making sure you don't cross the line. >> right. we're crossing the line to sal. >> sal? >> >> i'm telling, you guys are setting me up. >> i'm not trying to.

[laughter] >> good morning. you know what? right now, the traffic is getting better. i have good news for you. let's take a look at some of these commutes. highway 4 even though it looks crowded here is only a five- minute drive from lone tree to loveridge. sometimes it's much worse. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, we have a little bit of improvement. you can see a little bit of a bright spot here. 580 livermore valley is still very slow and 680 is slow as well heading south from pleasanton down to the sunol grade. on the peninsula, san mateo traffic is busy. we go to the south bay, 280, 85 and 101. we've had a couple of problems on mountain view, 80 near 17. 85. a couple of, you know, minor accidents, i would say have slowed things down. but honestly, it would be slow anyway on a monday. everyone is on the road. let's go to steve. can i commiserate?

my computer is frozen. >> it happened to me this morning. >> i will give you a hug. there you go. that was free. >> charge you a dollar to cuddle. [laughter] >> we do have clear skies. it's cold out there. we're going to take a look around from a lot of our webcams, right control room? right? i'm not hearing anything. [laughter] >> webcams, give me -- >> they are frozen, too. >> okay. thank you. it's clear. cold. 30s for many. a couple of 20s up into lake county. 40s around the area. 33 up in oakmont, st. helena. it looks like a clear beautiful day. i will keep talking. that's all i have. 60s for highs. maybe the next rain will be on wednesday morning. now i have to reboot the system. >> kick that computer. a fire rashages a historic

church in the south bay. in 22 minutes, the danger that still remains. bay area shuttle drivers calling in sick because of a bork dispute. the information we just got in about service that could make travelers scramble. @@@

a family in east oakland getting help after their 9-year- old daughter was hit by a stray bullet and paralyzed from the neck down. the girl spent months in the hospital. doctors told her she would never talk again. well, janice alameo and peggy tuby visited and brought surprises. tuby said her brother was paralyzed when he was only 15. when he died three years ago, she started a foundation in his memory to help children with spinal cord injuries. and little jackie is their first recipient. >> she needs help. that was our first impression was that this is the person that my brother put in front of us to say hey, this is who you need to help right now. >> look at this. tuby gave jackie's mom a $5,000 check. also planned to donate an ipad, wheelchair accessible van and they will help build a better wheelchair ramp outside of the family home.

jackie's mother was shocked by the gift and the kindness of strangers. a bay area group is making sure thousands of u.s. troops will have something special this holiday season. today, the group "operation care and comfort" is shipping hundreds of boxes to troochs station -- troops station the overseas. they gathered at the stadium to pack boxes with food, magazines, games and hygiene kits. michael is home now but says he has received six packages in the last 18 years. >> i was in iraq, and to receive the packages it just brightens your day. >> julyny dema ray you why -- julie demariia found the operation in her garage. she says everyone has something they can contribute to help

make the holiday brighter for the troops. not so great this morning. there will be no supershuttle service to bay area airports. the company spokesman says most of the drivers, they called in sick soeferrer the weekend. it's part of a protest. the company thinks the dispute is connected to franchise fees that supershuttle charges its drivers. the supershuttle case drivers have asked for a better fee structure, similar to what drivers for uner and lyft are paying. other shuttle companies and cabdrivers say they are picking up the extra passengers while supershuttle is on hold. >> it's hard now. uber, they are killing us. this is really great. usually it's a one-day thing. i will enjoy it while it lasts. >> now supershuttle's vice president said while drivers are complaining the fees are too high, competitors like uber and lyft don't have the same costs at supershuttle. he says the company is hoping to settle this dispute quickly. one of the south bay's most

popular traditions will have the opening ceremony tonight in downtown san jose. the downtown ice rink will open at 5:00 p.m. it will stay open until midnight tonight. the beautiful halo light show happens every night at 6:00 and 9:00. it's at the circle of the palms near the san jose museum of art around the fairmont hotel. the ice skating rink will be own efday including thanksgiving, christmas and new year's day through january 11th. 8:26. if you are a b.a.r.t. rider, don't get caught by surprise. after the break, the change at one bay area b.a.r.t. station that will mean more money. but first, the drought is leading to desperate measures. after the break, we'll tell you what some local companies are doing to get water and what's being done to discourage these moves. good morning. we're still looking at the commute and well, it's getting

a little bitter here in oakland. we'll -- better here in oakland. we'll tell you what areas are have improved and what areas have not. it looks like a nice monday. there are some hints of rain later on this week. we'll take a look at that.

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welcome back. 8:29. we're still following developing news from berkeley. seven people escaped this early- morning house fire. it happened about 5:00 this morning. now, ktvu's alex savidge is out there. he talked to some of the people who had to run from this burning house. he's also been talking to firefighters. coming up, he will tell us what investigators think may have

sparked these flames. stay tuned. monday morning, november 17th. i'm dave clark. let's check your weather and traffic. steve paulson has a lot to tell us about an interesting forecast. >> we hope it gets better later this week. it's cold out there this morning. something just wrote when steve says it's chilly, that's cold for us. that's true. if i say it's cold out there, that tells you it's chilly out there. i had to kick the heater on yesterday. if you haven't had the heater on on for a while, doesn't that smell good? [laughter] >> no. [laughter] >> breezy in the hills. 15, 20 miles an hour. most of it is out of the east. there is a component of an easterly breeze which will give us a sunny day. a few high clouds willtry to break through the obstinate

high-pressure system. 30s, 40s, 50s. a lot of 30s this morning. many areas, now again some of the -- you are back here. it may be cooler in the east. we had a lot of 30s from lakeport, healdsburg. our system for wednesday is there. we'll get a little bit of brain, emphasis on a little. it a cold morning. it will be sunny today. a few high clouds. but overall, a lot of 60s. here's the man on the traffic, mr. sal castanedo. >> people in other parts of the country have been clowning us on twitter because we're saying that 40s and 30s are cold. they are all, yeah, yeah, let's get the violin out. >> but for us -- >> i'm with you. >> they are clowning us. that's not good. good morning, everybody. let's take a look at the commute on the freeways here on the east shore, i'm not really

liking what i see. it's taking almost an hour to drive between the carquinez bridge and the macarthur maze. it hope -- i hope it doesn't become an everyday thing. no major problems. a couple of minor things. if you are driving that stretch be aware. that applies to you. let's move along to the bay bridge toll plaza, it's been a 350, 35-minute drive coming into san francisco. i also want to mention the east bay is kind of bad on the nimitz freeway. it's backed up from 238 heading down to fremont. we have they a couple of fender- benders there. taking a little over 30 minutes from 238 to highway 8 4. back to the desk. we are still following developing news from berkeley, several people escaped a burning home, just hours ago. this is where it happened about 5:00 this morning on bonita avenue near delaware in north berkeley. alex savidge has more on the many questions surrounding this

investigation. good morning, alex. >> reporter: well, investigators are looking at the possibility a wall heater started this early-morning fire. the goods news out here, though, no one was hurt. a total of seven people sleeping inside this three- store victorian home when fire began to tear through the place. everyone was able to make it out safely. we're told there are graduate students who go to cal who live here. the fire started after 5:00 this morning here on the 1800 block of bonita avenue and it started on the second floor. according to firefighters, it quickly spread through the walls and up in the attic and became very difficult for crews to control. this home is broken up into seven separate units. that made it difficult for crews to navigate as well. one of the people who lives here said he woke up when a neighbor came banging on his door. >> i'm very thankful.

fires get in the halls and get a mind of their own. at one point, we had fire blow through the roof. >> reporter: because of the size of this fire, the first crews who got here had to call for extra resources from around the city and, in fact, some oakland fire engines had to cover assignments in berkeley for a short time this morning. again, a total of seven people live in this building. all of them will have to find another place to stay. they are getting happen from the red cross. investigators trying to pinpoint the exact cause of this fire but they are looking at the possibility it was started by a wall heater. reporting in berkeley, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:34. a woman whose body was found on a road in napa county, could be a homicide victim. pam cook is in the newsroom now with the clues pam that investigators have to go on. >> they don't have a lot to go on but the most important through may be what the woman

was wearing. now, the press democrat reports that several people called 911 early yesterday morning after seeing a woman lying in the road on highway 29 near calistoga. the paper said she was airlifted to the hospital but died on the way. now, it was originally thought to be a hit and run. but investigators now say it's a country road where you do not often see people walking. investigators did not find any signs that a vehicle was involved in the crash and there are still a lot of questions. >> there's a vehicle accident which in and of itself will be a hit and run. will be a major crime by itself. but we are looking at it as a potential homicide, yes. >> the other big clue investigators say they told the press democrat the deputies say the woman was only wearing a jacket and underwear. this is a heavily traveled lane between lake county and the bay area. so the napa county sheriff's department is hoping that

someone has more information and will contact them. we have calls into the napa county sheriff's office and hope to get updates throughout the day. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:35. new details about a hit and run that critically injured a man in walnut creek. it happened on walnut creek and hutchison trail. police say the man was not in a crosswalk and that he ran into the street just moments before he was hit. at first, police thought the car that hit the man was a dark- colored suv. now they say it was a dark- colored sedan. if you have any information on this, you are asked to call the walnut creek police. a hiker was rescued after he got stuck on a cliff at lake berryessa. the chp says the 20-year-old man was climbing when he fell several people and got stuck about 50 to 100 feet from the bottom of the cliff. a chp helicopter crew rescued the hiker and he was treated

for minor injuries. there is a new report raising concern, days after people in a marin county community gave their approval to cameras to monitor cars going in and out of their city. the american civil liberties union looked for dare da already using license pla plate and body cam -- data already used license plate and body cameras to see if the cameras were being purchased. last week, the bell ivy dear city council voted to add four cameras read plates going in and out of their city and want to add two more. water districts say they've captured and caught concuction crews hooking up hoses to fire hydrants. one company was fined more than $2,000. some homeowners in modesto were fined $1500 for reportedly taking water out of the canal.

water theft has increased so much in contra costa county that water officials are considering raising the penalty from $25 to $250. a new parking fee goes into effect today at the oakland coliseum b.a.r.t. station. it will now cost drivers one dollar to park at the lot. up until now, parking was free. parking fees were implemented at the concord and north concord north b.a.r.t. stations. the hayward station will begin to charge for parking on december 8th. 8:38. a lot of questions about what is going on with bono. coming up in 13 minutes, the recent incidents that have social media buzzing about whether there's something really going on with the recent bad buck for the front man at u- 2. we're live in san francisco this morning talking with people about the future of candlele stick park. and we just found out about

a crash, just popping up in oakland. 880 is fine. it's a little slow. but 24 is not. a new crash near broadway has several lanes blocked. skies are clear. a little breezy up in the higherrervations. easterly breeze. there's no fog. it's cold. 30s, 40s. take a look at the five-day which has some rain in it but we'll see how much. at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies, which is why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. and why with our partner in brazil, we are producing a biofuel made from renewable sugarcane to fuel cars. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go.

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a san jose congregation suffering after fire badly damaged its 100-year-old church. it started at jackson street at the holy cross parish. rebuilding is on the mind already of many people. tara? >> reporter: well, yes, the church pastor actually witnessed the fire. it greatly affected him. you could tell when he was talking with us. he said they will decide when and if to rebuild. this morning, you could see the sun shining through the stained- glass windows, clouded with black soot. firefighters say the building is now in danger of collapsing. yesterday afternoon, the pastor said he saw smoke after he locked up the church after mass and they flames broke out in

the choir loft. more than 100 firefighters responded. the fire raced through the attic. it took two and a half hours for crews to contain it. >> when the fire department brought me the statue of st. joseph, i took the statue here in front to save it in the front of the rectory. >> reporter: still, no official cause, but the pastor believes it started on the second floor because of an electrical problem with the pipe organ. this morning, services were canceled but future masses will be held in the hall behind the church. the church was empty when the fire broke out. the fire hold us he was grateful no one was hurt. structural engineers should be out here sometime very soon. i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:43. happening today, san francisco

mayor ed lee will announce the big development plans for the current site of candlestick park. brian floor press is live -- brian flores is live with the economic impact plan for the city. >> reporter: we're out at union square talking with people out and about, perhaps window shopping before the stores open. we're talking to them about the candlestick area to go shopping there or to live there perhaps. as of noontime, mayor lee expected to announce what it will look like. we got a heads up from developer lenar corporation. these are artist renderings provided to us by them. mayor lee is expected to announce plans for the former home of the niners and giants and is expected to announce that it will turn into a $1 million pedestrian-friendly urban outlet shopping center. the area is expected to have 6,000 homes as well as a movie theater and hotel. along with the shipyard project also under construction, north

of candlestick. it could combine for 230 acres of open space. we asked the people whether they would check out the retail shops when it is open. >> i would probably check it out once i saw what the repurposing was for. i know there will be shopping. just have to wait and see. i'm used to going out for the games. just to see what they do. >> possibly. it could have to be on the lines of a santana row where there is a lot of destination shops and restaurants. just in my normal course of business, probably not. >> reporter: officials say the area will have space for police and fire stations. the announcement cups after lenar and another developer came to building if candlestick point. it's slated for sometime in the winter of 2015. the retail area expected to open up by 2017.

officials also say this will develop perhaps 3,000 more perhaps for the region. we're live in san francisco, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. more shopping. >> what do you think? >> well, i think it depends on the type of shops they have. >> gotta go. >> yeah. 8:45. we have to go to sal. you are watching highway 24 and everything else. >> yeah, highway 24 has a big problem upon it right now. popped up, a crash blocking several lanes near the rockridge b.a.r.t. station. we have a picture of highway 24. you can see how slow it is coming out of the tunnel. westbound 24 is slow from through the tunnel coming all the way around and the accident is just after where our camera is. we can't actually see it. i drew the line there on purpose to show you where the accident is. but traffic is very, very slow. this will start to affect things in orinda. if it stays there long enough, it will affect la fayette. we hope they will get it out of

the way. westbound 24 between broadway and the -- college and broadway, in the area near the rockridge b.a.r.t. station, there is a crash taking up three lanes of the lanes. this is terrible news for the 24 commute. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, that's backed up for a little bit. it's about a 20-minute delay at the toll plaza. drive time 30 minutes or so getting into san francisco with no major issues. san jose, that commute is still slow. 101 and 280 are slow into the valley. the lake commute is on in the south bay. 8:47. let's time for the forecast. let's go to steve. all right, sal. thank you, sir. clear skies. some fog out to the valley. but not here. higher clouds off the coast which might show up later. we start off clear and cold for us. yep, it's cold. it's chilly. it's cold. if i say it's crazy cold, then it's really cold. clear skies and brees breezy up in the higher elevations.

about 25, 30 miles per hour. there is a pretty good breeze for some. higher clouds will keep the breeze. it's an easterly wind up in the higher elevations. sunset is at 4:57. 53, 65 for san francisco. average, 50, 63. 44 in 1953. the record low, 82, 1932. the record high, you can see we're in between. a lot of high clouds. the cold air is left behind which is why it's so cold. some of the system approaching north. teens for tahoe and truckee. 38 ukiah. i think i saw them down to 34. some 20s into lake county. a lot of the 30s. single digits. cold. 50% of the lower 48 is covered in snow. this is the most so early in the season in a decade. there's more snow on the way. some areas have had feet. but the coldary all the way down to the deep south. a new system moving into the

northeast. also the carolina. to the north, that's going to be rain turning to snow. 40s for some. 30s for others. still bouncing off. napa made it to 32. 54 pittsburg. i know alamo and san ramon, danville, in the 30s. la fayette was as well. they have rebounded from that. our system looks good. when it arrives wednesday morning, i think you will see the low move north. it will stretch out. we'll get some rain out of it. for us, .10 to .25. mostly sunny today. cold morning giving way to a lot of the sunshine. a few high clouds will come in. one system late tuesday, wednesday there's hints of another one. the problem is with all of that energy and the system giving us .25 to .50. the projection is .10 to .25. that makes sense to me. we'll take anything we can get. we need inches. cold morning, sunny. 60s on your temperatures.

isolated 70. snow county airport. tomorrow looks like increasing clouds. on wednesday, we'll get light rain. does not look great for the sierra. the systems weaken and split. and another system late friday, maybe saturday. >> grab a jacket, sweater. >> it will get colder into the week pass well. >> have to try to stop the splits. >> we're trying. >> i know, steve. >> thank you. >> you bet. at&t says customers, you can opt out of the smartphone tracking in the future, according to u.s.a. today. at&t was tracking the use of mobile users. now, at&t says customers can sign up now even though there are no plans to resume tracking. by the way, according to usa today verizon still has a tracking system in place.

bono badly injured his arm in a cycling accident in new york's central park. ban's website said he will need surgery. the injury has forced the cancellation of what was supposed to be a week-long stint on "the tonight show." jimmy fallon is expected to bring the band back when he heals and last week, a rear door flew off his private jet as he was trying from ireland to berlin and he lost his luggage. the main cabin was not affected. still frightening. we get to talk about one of your favorite topics. chocolate. >> now may be the time to start to stockpile it. we'll tell you when the experts preeb dict demand for chock -- predict demand for chocolate will outpace production.

welcome back to "mornings on 2." 8:54. pope francis confirmed it today. he will be making his first trip here in the u.s. he's coming to philadelphia next september for the world meeting of families. the vatican hasn't given any details for his visit. but he's expected to conduct an outdoor mass, which may attract more than a million people. happening today, the board of governors for california's community colleges will review a timetable for returning san francisco's city college to full local control. city college trustees would have to wait until july 2016

before regaining full authority under a new plan from the chancellor of the state's community colleges. last year, of the state stripped the elected trustees of their power as a result of huge money problems and the accreditation crisis at city college. uc regents this week will consider the latest tuition hike plan for the university of california. the proposed increase would raise tuition 5% every year for five years. uc president janet napolitano says the regents are being forced to raise tuition because state lawmakers are short- changing the uc system but many students say they are caught in the middle of this money battle. >> i'm cutting corners and living right now. so i am pretty sure that will make it more harder than it already is. >> my parents won't be happy. i would have to get a job. >> uc regents will consider the plan during their meeting in san francisco on wednesday. governor brown, who opposes the

tuition increase is expected to speak. facebook reportedly looking to become more than a stokes media -- social media giant. the financial times reports they are developing a new website designed to combine linked-in and microsoft office. users will be able to make professional conduct as well as collaborate with coworkers. it's called facebook at work. it would allow users to keep their personal profiles separate from their work profiles. so far, no comment from facebook. i'm trying not to panic but this but the world could be facing a chocolate shortage. according to a new report by the two largest chocolatemakers, people are consuming more cocoa than farmers are able to produce. the drought in west africa has wiped out about 40% of cocoa production and then there's the word insatiable appetite for chocolate and chine non's

growing love is of concern. demand is expected to surpass production by the year 2020. that's not that far away. that could lead to an increase in chocolate prices worldwide. that's kind of cool there. i made a good chocolate pumpkin cake yesterday. i would share it but it's all gone. [laughter] >> okay. it's the thought that counts. sal has a major mess. highway 24, the tunnel. what's going on? >> we have a crash on the west side of the tunnel in oakland coming down the hill near the rockridge b.a.r.t. station. traffic is very slow. it's an injury crash. westbound 24 will stay slow until they clear it up. it's backed up from safnt stevens. westbound bay bridge toll plaza, westbound, about a 20- minute delay coming through the area. south bay, still a lot of slow traffic on all of the major freeways. has not cleared up yet.

let's go to steve. clear and cold. 20s. we'll give way to 40s and 50s. turning cloudy on tuesday. rain on wednesday. not a lot but i think we'll get something friday/saturday. >> just a taste. >> thank you. that's our report. we thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> be sure to watch the ktvu channel 2 news at noon. we'll have more on the development of candlestick park. thanks for watching have a great day. ush

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