year live in san francisco where a vigil is held for four young men gunned down in the hayes valley. we'll tell you what the mother of one victim has to say. the first hat is about to be tossed in the ring. kamala harris is expected to announce her plans to run for senator barbara boxer's seat. 7:00. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve paulson knows all about the forecast. >> there's fog out there. it's kind of flip-flopped compared to yesterday. east bay and by the bay, i mean

san francisco, oakland airport south. was on san mateo. bridge on the hayward side. i know north san jose. some thick fog here this morning, but other areas which were foggy yesterday were clear and some cold, 30s for a few. we get some of that fog but it's going to get chewed up. there is enough of a northerly breeze. 30s, 40s to 50. half moon bay says 50. santa rosa is 39. walnut creek 39. livermore says 50. i know there is an easterly breeze. menlo park and palo alto, upper 30s. woodside is close. la honda, 53. foster city, san mateo, 42, 43. livermore, a southeast breeze. easterly breeze san jose. and a north breeze. the low responsible for that breeze is right there. eventually that will chew up a lot of fog. we'll have a sun nin and mild day. 60s on the temps. all right, sal, any new updates

on the fog? there are advisories force drivers for some of the bridges, bay bridge, san mateo bridge, to name a few. i also want to mention that the eastshore freeway, the traffic here is gonna be busy as you drive from the richmond area into the macarthur maze and when you get to the toll plaza, you will see the fog has lifted. remember the fog was there but it's gone. you can see the east bay hills. so things tend to change. i want to mention there is a crash southbound, 101 in san francisco, looking at the picture of the bay bridge here and traffic getting into san francisco looks good. but if you -- if i show you the maps here, southbound 101 -- that's not the icon i want. i'm sorry. i used a fire icon. it's an accident icon, southbound 101 as you head down to paul avenue. down the peninsula, there is a crash. southbound 101 near hillsdale blocking a lane as well. you might want to think about using 280 as an alternate route

instead of 101 until that crash has been removed. 7:02. back to the desk. >> all right. thank you, sal. san francisco police are asking for the public's help in solving the shooting deaths of four men in hayes valley last week. ktvu channel 2 reporter tara moriarty is live at police headquarters and says the police chief joined in the vigil to remember the victims. good morning, tara. >> reporter: well, good morning. yes. police chief greg suhr asked anyone with any information about the killings to come forward. we know the victims were targeted and the shots fired came from two guns. that's the information we know of so far in this investigation. now, community leaders attended the vigil. friday night around 10:00, four men were shot while sitting in a stolen honda on page street near laguna. police say two of the members were gang members. the mother of one of the boys

said her son was not a gang member and worked as a host at a restaurant while taking classes. he wag asking a friend for his ride to cash his check. >> he wanted to cash his check fast to help me pay the rent. that's why my son dad. he died a working man. >> reporter: the leaders asked the younger generation to learn more about the gun violence. one person is dead after smoke filled a metro station in downtown washington, d.c. video taken by a passenger stuck inside the train for over an hour shows people struggling to breathe as smoke filled the subway car. passengers were told not to try to open the doors. while this scene unfolds, a

dark plume of smoke filled the platform. >> smoke everywhere. lights go out. >> the ntsb is leading the investigation into the incident. more than 200 people were evacuated. many of them forced to escape on their own. 7:05. happening today, we expect a big announcement from california attorney general cam kamala harris. she's considered to the front- runner to replace barbara boxer when she retires. alex savidge has more from the newsroom. >> good morning. harris said she's all in while lieutenant-governor gavin newsom is out. and newsom's announcement is important. it makes things less complicated for the attorney general. the 50-year-old is considered a rising star in the democratic party. she's the first woman and the first african-american to be elected california attorney

general. and, of course, before that, you will remember she was san francisco district's attorney. her path to the senate, it might be a little less bumpy with newsom deciding he will not run for the seat being vacated by barbara boxer. harris and newsom, long-time friends. they have many of the same democratic supporters. and political observers say that newsom bowing out helps to avert a potentially, ugly political battle. >> i think it's clear the two of them don't want to run against each other. both have a bright future politically. i'm not surprised that they would on the to run in different -- opt to run in different places. >> harris could face other high- profile democratic contenders. eric swalwell said he's seriously thinking about running. and tone yovillaraigosa -- antonio villaraigosa considering running. on the republican side, former

state gop clairman, tom delakarbo. this will be the first of the race. the city council is due to begin to look at how it can help undocumented residents. the city council is expected to talk about how help people who can benefit from president obama's recent order on immigration. city council says some of the ways include conducting outreach to make sure all eligible residents are protected from being deported. also by tracking and making public the individuals and organizations that exploit vulnerable immigrants. the golden gate bridge district says commuters seem to be adjusting wefl to the addition of the center of the barrier of the bridge.

one change, the lane closest to the barrier is 6 inches narrower and drivers we talked with say that difference is quite noticeable. >> i was right alongside it. it seems -- it sticks out a little bit. i noticed that people were veering to the right a little bit. >> this bridge is completely unforgiving without this barrier. to be able to install it, it will change the safety of the bridge forever more. >> our crew says very few people were obeying the new 45- mile-an-hour speed limit. there was one accident at the north end of the bridge involving several cars yesterday morning. but the bridge district said that was caused by a stalled car. while the golden gate bridge was closed, nearby bridges helped carry the load. traffic on the richmond/san rafael bridge increased by 42% on saturday. more than 45% on sunday. the bay bridge carried 9% more traffic on saturday and 15%

more on sunday before the golden gate reopened sunday night. 7:08. a broken fire hydrant needs to be fixed. the fire department capped it to keep it from shooting a geyser in the area. a construction worker hit it with a backhoe. look at that water. it hatched near stockton and ellis streets right in front of the apple store. the firefighters eventually turned off the water but the water main break left puddles and mud in the construction area nearby. a spokesman for the utilities commission said work crews will fix the hydrant in the coming days. the death of a 16-year-old foster child from antioch is at the center of an investigation after the otherwise healthy teenager was found dead in his bed last month. according to a bay area news group investigation, steven anengs had been prescribed zoloft and the sedating

antihistamine vistarel. they are working to find out why he didn't get medical care after showing signs of being heavily impaired despite his grandmother's pleas. toxicology results are expected soon. facebook is teaming up with a national group to help find missing children. it will soon start to provide amber alerts in the area where a child has gone missing. it's working with the national center for mirroring and exploited children to send the alerts to users' mobile phones. several children have been reunited with their families as a result of information shared on the site. 7:10. there's been a new arrest in the paris terrorist attack. even as a surviving staff the charlie hebdo, they are planning an unprecedented move. twitter and youtube accounts hacked. up next the group claiming responsibility for the attack

and the sensitive information posted online. good morning. we're still looking at traffic that's getting busier by the moment. in san jose, you can see northbound 280 coming up toward the west valley is slow. we'll tell you more about that -- coming up. well, for some there's fog. for others it's clear. had a nice message on facebook from jeff up in boonville. he said fog, fog. there's fog by the bay bridge, too. we'll have your forecast coming up.

a pittsburgh police officer is recovering this morning after he was involved in a crash while responding to a bank robbery call. it happened before 1:00 yesterday afternoon on loveridge road. police say the officer was responding to the robbery with emergency lights and sirens when he collided with a car. that caused a chain reaction

involving another car and a motorcyclist. the officer and four other people were taken to the hospital. but police don't believe any of the injuries are life- threatening. the u.s. government, harked. pam cook is in the studio now with what happened and how it is tied to terrorists. pam? >> yeah, the united states central command twitter and youtube sites were harked. that has been -- hacked. that's been confirmed by a senior official. they refer to themself as the cybercaliphate and they said, we're coming. watch your back. the pentagon says so far it does not appear any classified information was compromised. >> what's more concerning is not what they actually stole and posted, it's what they might have stolen and what they might be able to steal in the future. this was basically saying, we can steal things from you, take a look. >> the hackers posted isis

propaganda videos on centcom's youtube page as well as the addresses, and phone numbers of retired army generals. the cyber attack happened 30 minutes but it happened just as emancipation president obama mass making a speech. we'll have more in the next hour of "mornings on 2". 7:15. more shuttle bus drivers in silicon valley apparently, they want to unionize. most of the shuttle drivers for six bay companies signed authorization cards with the teamsters union. now the union has notified youtube, zinga, ebay, genentic. the drivers complain they have to work split shifts and only get paid for the time they are actually driving tech workers. 7:15. we want to check in with sal. there have been some reports of fog out there and let's see how the commute is going.

>> we had a fog advisory for some of the bridges earlier and i was looking at some of these pictures before and after and well, you know, things look good and they don't look good. it keeps moving around. but steve says that the fog is not going to last and i will let steve explain. right now, it's definitely affecting the morning commute. you normally can see 880 all the way up past high street. and you can see this portion at the coliseum. it's interesting you can see the top of the fog which even i as a lay person knows the fog won't last too long. the sun will burn it out. bay bridge toll plaza, backed up. we were looking at a foggy tacoma. now it's backed up to the maze, about a 20-minute delay. i want to mention there is a crash southbound 101 at hillsdale in san mateo. and traffic is backing up out of burlingame heading south. this is an unexpected delay. those are the worst kinds.

there is a crash southbound 101 at paul. the peninsula, not looking great, except if you use 280 which would be a very decent alternate route. speaking of the weather and fog, let's go to steve. i had a nice tweet from deflo. he said on 880, he looked up and could see stars. that's how low the fog is. yesterday was more concord, livermore, brent wood. this morning, san francisco, oakland, alameda. along the peninsula toward the south bay. very foggy, parts of the north, san jose, fremont, hayward, mountain view. had reports there -- i know in alameda as well. the fog will ur-- will burn off quick. a nice picture from tina, clear in pacifica and clear in daly city. this is the radiation fog that's with us. it will clear out of here. but we have morning fog and

it's thick, thick, thick for some. it looks like a dry week. we'll get clouds cooler. it looks like the rain has been taken out of the equation. i'm not surprised. this is a very long stretch going back 166 years in san francisco. there have been, two decembers that were dry, san francisco there was one february. there has never been a dry january in san francisco. looks very weak for the weekend. one of the 16hy day plots which takes us around the 28th and 29th had it dry for ukiah and santa rosa. if that trend continues, then we may be in record-setting territory. we're getting way ahead of ourselves. the fog is there, 30, 40, 50- degree temps. higher elevations starting to warm up again. 40s and 50s. a little bit of a northwest breeze. 40s for morgan hill and gilroy. mummer 40s for many.

sunnyvale at 45. a little easterly component. easterly at san jose, but there is a northerly breeze northeast at half moon bay which is why that's bumping them up. also pacifica and daly city, the coast looks good. overall, the low right there. that's moving into eastern nevada, into parts of the four corners. the back side is swinging in an easterly breeze. higher elevations, that's scouring south a lot of fog -- out a lot of the fog. omaha, zero. that's the weather controlling that -- that has to budge. that has to change. we have to get that cold air out of there. there's the low moving into utah, arizona. that's where the active weather will be. we're on the drier side of it. eventually the front will scour out the fog. 29 reno and also lake tahoe, 37 ukiah. fog into mendocino county. fog will get wiped out here but not before it does. if you are just leaving, it can be foggy. sunny and mild. a little breezy at times. 60s on the temps starting off better for some in the north

bay. vallejo very foggy, not. crystal clear. 60s for a few. but fog about 9:00, 10:00. >> it looks quiet, sunny. clouds will give us a cooldown by the weekend. took any rain out. >> that's too bad. it's the type of thing you were saying it was almost more of a wish forecast. >> we wish it would rain. >> but it's not. >> but it's not. 7:19. there's something that apparently knows you better than your family and even your friends. coming up in 25 minutes, how researchers are using facebook, yes, facebook, to judge your personality. from ring bearer and flower girl to husband and wife. after the break, the incredible love story spanning 20 years that brought two people together, not once, but twice.

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give themselves a 33% raise. that caused a major backlash. union leaders collected more than 30,000 signatures urging the board to reverse the decision. the board will debate the reversal at its meeting tonight. your time, 7:22. concord will not be joining the list of california cities allowing prayer at government functions. last night, the city council committee voted against recommending the controversial policy to the full city council. the proposal called for an inspirational moment at official city council meetings but it was met with mixed reaction from the community. >> i think a prayer would be awesome. >> i don't think it's something i particularly wouldn't in my city. government and religion should be separate. >> there are 80 cities that allow prayer at government meetings. 7:23. now a love story 20 years in

the making. two people who first walked down the aisle as flower girl and ring bearer recently walked down the aisle again, this time as bride and groom. the bride couldn't find a flower girl so she asked a flower girl if her daughter could be in the wedding. fast forward to 2007, when their paths crossed again in high school. she said she recognized the name fussy when a teacher called it out and asked her mother about it. the husband's mother told her, if you city -- fuzzy was the boy from the wedding. >> no way. are you kidding me? >> his mom whips this picture up. >> after that the two began tating and this -- dating and this past weekend, the two tied the knot. 7:24. more beer, less parking. the plan coming from the san

francisco giants to replace a parking lot with a beer garden.

well, some people who bought lottery scratches at a gas station on the peninsula never had a chance of winning. that's according to prosecutors

who say a chevron manager was cheating the system. janine de la vega has been looking into the elaborate scheme. in two minutes, she will tell us more. i doubled outside. >> yes. >> so foggy. >> gary said i went to scratch his nose but couldn't find it. [laughter] windsor, it's clear. other areas maybe. it's kind of moving around a little bit. favoring more san francisco, oakland, alameda south. now there is little pockets of it up in mendocino county. a lot more in the north bay and areas in concord around the delta. vallejo being one. very foggy.

although some of the fog can sneak back in. 30s, 40s for some to 50 at half moon bay. although, getting reports clear of pacifica and talely city. 39 sebastopol, petaluma. angwin 50s. lakeport, 56. middletown was 38. system coming in will run into a wall of high pressure. we'll have to deal with some fog kind of each day seems to be different. if we can get enough of a breeze, it might chew it up sooner. but 60s on a lot of the temps. all righty, sal. the fog seems to be thickening up on the 7:00 hour. we can't really say where it will be. we know where it's been. this is the eastshore freeway. it was here. the freeway seems clear but the time to drive from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze has gone up to 41 minutes and it just keeps getting more and more crowded

on this very freeway. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, the fog has been here but it's disappeared westbound traffic, though is backed up. this is a 30, 35-minute delay. we have a lot of slow traffic here and there approaching from all areas. 880, 580 and interstate 80. southbound southbound 101 at paul, we had a crash and that's affecting traffic heading south out of the caesar cesar chavez area. southbound 101 they are clearing a crash. 280 is the best bet down the peninsula. back to the desk. >> thank you. you buy a lottery ticket and you hope you will win big. but authorities say one bay area gas station manager was making sure his customers had no chance of winning at all. ktvu's janine de la vega joining us live from san bruno and you are telling us how investigators discovered a scam and what to look out for. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. well, i bought a lottery ticket this morning.

i lost. you can see there's scratches all over it. but an alert customer bought a lottery scratcher ticket sim similar to this one -- similar to this one at this chevron. they noticed there was a scratch on the bottom of the ticket and reported it to the lottery commission. investigators came here to see if customers were being sold altered ticket. they say the gas station manager had been pinning. a pin or sharp object is used part of a verification code hidden on the tickets. the district attorney said the manager was checking those codes in the lottery system to see which were winners and which were losers. he allegedly kept the winning tickets for himself. the 27-year-old, from pacifica was arrested and faced five felony charges of computer fraud and one misdemeanor charge. >> that's not fair. that's not fair.

i think everybody should have a chance to win. somebody doing this stuff, that's not fight. >> unfortunately, in the year 2015, there are plenty of scam artists and you can't be supertrusting. you have to keep your antenna up at all times to look and see am i being cheated. >> >> reporter: saves say he stole -- investigators say he stole at least $300 and possibly more the district attorney said it's a reminder to look at those tickets closely to see they are not tampered with. dave? >> thank you. new information on the attacks in france. a french police official said the weapon used came from outside of the country and

authorities are tracing the source of financing. bulgarian officials arrested a man from france linked to the pro two brothers who carried out the attack. french police say as many as six members of a terrorist cell may still be at large. one suspected accomplice was seen driving a car registered to the wife of the man who killed four hostages at a kosher market. france has heightened security across the country. the surviving staff of the charlie hebdo magazine plan to print an unprecedented 3 million copies of the next issue, scheduled to be published tomorrow. they normally print about 60,000. it shows -- the cover shows the broff fet muhammed with a tear streaming down his cheek -- prophet muhammed with a tear streaming down his check and the phrase, all is forgiven. and four jewish men killed in the kosher market were buried. their bodies were flown to

israel overnight. israel's prime minister took part in the ceremony and hundred of people lined the streets. people who survived an assault by islamic extremists in northern nigeria are describing the harrowing experience. villagers who managed to escape the attack say the violence lasted for days. they say it started after boca bow boka hiram. people were slaughtered like insects. amnesty international says as many as 2,000 people may have died. time is 7:34. san jose police warned the owners of the fiesta nightclub about the possibility of violence before the chris brown concert last weekend. vice officers recommended increased security for that show. that's where five people were shot and wounded earlier sunday morning. one of the officers says the club owner appeared to heed the call to hire more bouncers. however, witnesses claim the

security particularly the patdowns for weapons, it was inconsistent at best. the nightclub's owner wasn't able to be reached for comment. in the meantime, the search goes on for at least one gunman in the shooting. a doctor in east contra costa county is facing very serious charges. he's accused of possessing child pornography. 74-year-old dr. michael russell worked at this office in pittsburg before he retired recently. russell was arrested on friday charged with possession of child pornography. the contra costa county d.a.'s office says more than 600 photos and videos of children under 12 were found scored on a computer at his home in brentwood. >> some people think these are victimless crimes. but they are not because viewers who watch child pornography create a marketplace for people to abuse children and place these images of these children on the internet. >> russell is free on $150,000

bail. if he's convicted, he could get up to five years in prison. 7:35. a planned tuition increase is being blamed for a vote of no confidence in uc regents and uc president janet napolitano. the uc president -- rather, the uc student association passed the vote of no confidence during the first meeting of the year. it says it will withhold confidence until napolitano and the board of regents repeal their tuition increase plan. the tuition policy approved in november allows fees to increase by 5% per year for the next five years. it could be weeks before students are allowed back on san francisco city college's civic center campus. most of the students at the campus are learning english as a second language. they were not told anything until yesterday when they you returned to classes after the winter break. school officials say the building on eddy street is shut down because it would be unsafe in an earthquake. >> we didn't want to present this issue to the students and

to the faculty without having a concrete solution. we couldn't tell them there was a safety issue and not tell them what we were gonna do about it. >> city college says the building it needs $13 million in repairs. it's not clear how long it will be shut down. so the school says classes will begin in about three weeks at the city college campus on goff street, about a 20-minute walk away. 7:37. there's been a lot of community support for the vallejo yard mirls pro baseball team after a recent theft -- admirals pro baseball team after a recent theft. thieves broke into the clubhouse and stole unforms and other equipment. >> what we lost was about $20,000 worth of unforms and merchandise. every penny helps and i -- i think we've already probably exceeded our expectations. >> how about that? >> the team's general manager said they will play in t-shirts and shorts if they have to.

but from the look of laugh night's turnout, that probably won't be necessary. happening today, the san francisco giants are due to present plans to make changes to that area near at&t park. a proposal being introduced to the san francisco port includes a mopup beer guard -- popup beer garden. brian flores is live near the bull -- ballpark. you have an idea of what it will look like if it will happen. >> reporter: yes. an interesting concept, isn't it? we're live here right across from a very foggy at&t park this morning near china basin park. in the parking lot you can see the popup beer garden, possibly restaurants and retail shops that could be here pretty soon. want to go to artist renderings of what it is supposed to look like. it's touted as a popup ven un. if you look at the -- venue. if you look at the renderings,

they are mainly unused shipping containers from the port of oakland. 15 are being converted into oakland. restaurants are planned, aconwith a coffee shop. there's space for an outdoor food patio. there's plan to use the space for movies or small concerts. now, the developer as well as the team see this as an opportunity to use the space to generate more business for the port. but also generate buzz once the plans are finalized for the mission bay project around the ballpark. throughout the year, the space goes unused. doesn't generate any money from parking revenue. the space gets busier during the baseball season but they hope this can be used year round. the giants are expected to pay 2.5 million for the project and pay the port about 77,000 in rent to make this happen. again, this will be brought up during the port commission meeting. that's scheduled to take place around 3:15 this afternoon. we also understand through the chronicle that many of those

shipping containers, they are being worked on at a port in vallejo. this site could be done by march. interesting concept, indied. back to you. >> yeah, it sure is. 7:39. a new development to tell you about this morning. california attorney general kamala harris has just announced she is launching a campaign to run for boxer's u.s. senate seat in 2016. harris made the announcement on this new website. she's set it up for her senate run. as you will recall, last thursday, senator boxer announced she would not be running for re-election in 2016 and yesterday, one possible democratic candidate, gavin newsom announced he would not run. most of us strive to be neat and organized, especially at the workplace but a new study says having a messy desk may not necessarily be a bad

thing. the study published in a journal says people who keep their devils clean are more likely to do the right thing, that includes making charitable donations and eating a healthy diet. often the flip side, people with messy desks may be likely to break free of tradition, produce new ideas and be more creative. one psychologist says a messy desk may indicate a person is too busy with work to clean up their face. if you think your family and friends are the people who know you best, guess again. apparently computers can precisely judge your personality traits based on your affordable care act likes. that's according to a new study by stanford and the university of cambridge. researchers trained a computer to association likes to person -- associate likes to personality traits. liking the apprentice would indicate good organization and

liking nikki minaj would indicate a more outgoing and active personality. researchers used the findings recite an algorithm and found it was able to detect personality traits better than u mans. researchers hope one day it can be used for job placement and product development. uber just announced it will start sharing data. coming up in the next hour of "mornings on 2," the san francisco they plan to reveal and what it will be used for. gets on and off by herself. >> if she wants to go to the dog park, she just catches the bus. the incredible story of a black lab that learned to ride public transit by herself. we're look at a big mess on 280. there is a crash northbound 280 near foothill exit and the traffic is backed up into downtown san jose. this is a sig-alert now. i will tell you -- we'll show you how bad the traffic is. this is affecting all of the

valley. a few pockets of fog up in modesto -- mendocino county, lake county. but it's southward from san francisco oakland south. we'll see if there's any rain on the extended outlook. that's what we need.

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the ohio state buckeyes are the first national champions in college football's new playoff system. >> elliott. >> running back elliott scored four touchdowns for ohio state. the buckeyes beat the ducks 42- 20 at at&t stadium in arlington, texas. ohio state began the first major college football playoff as the fourth and final seed but they knocked off top-seeded alabama and number 2 oregon to win. >> ohio state students and fans got rowdy in columbus after the win. thousands of excited people took to the streets near the campus after police couldn't get them back on the sidewalks, they used pepper spray to clear the road. dozens of small fires were reported and police did make several arrests. no problems were reported in eugene, oregon, home of the ducks. >> no problems there.

>> no. football fans arrived at that big game by helicopter thanks to uber. the ride sharing company offered a special helicopter service for 350 bucks. now, the bookings opened at 11:00 yesterday morning, the system was overwhemmed right -- overwhelmed right away. >> we stayed persistent for about a half-hour. we just kept hitting the refresh button. >> an after the game, the passengers headed home in a private car. uber said it worked so well, they will probably offer the promotion again. people who ride the d-line bus in seattle have a very unusual passenger. take a look. it's a bag lab. her name is eclipse. been riding the bus all alone. just takes a seat, gets on the bus, often hopping next to a complete stranger. this local deejay couldn't believe what he saw. he took a selfie with the dog.

>> so the dog gets off. it's a stop. at the dog park. i am like, did that just happen? >> the dog's owner started taking eclipse to the dog park. sometimes the owner would stop, have a smoke and the dog would get on the bus without him. they would meet up later. look at this face. they are glad he uses public tran it sit but -- tran but would feel better if she was with an owner. >> that's amazing. a way to get off the right stop. let's check in with sal. that will encourage other people to use public transit, maybe. >> yes. we have a crash in the north bay, nond 280 at foothill --

northbound 280 at foothill. traffic is backed up all the way through from downtown san jose. this is a crash that is blocking the two left lanes. i draw the line of the slow traffic there. you can see for yourself how slow it is. northbound 280 near the foothill express way. 85 is also slow because of the rubbernecker -- the chain reaction. when 280 gets slow, so does 85. wait to slow you what 280 looks like. it's almost at a standstill coming out of downout right past the 880 interchange. bay bridge toll plaza is backed up for a 25, 30-minute delay. no major problems. i forgot to tell you about something. if we can go back to the maps, i don't want too short change people. northbound 680 at stone valley road, there is an accident blocks the two left lanes there and this whole area of walnut creek and danville we have slow traffic. that's the world's worst circle

but you know what i mean. 680 in both directions in danville, alamo and walnut creek, not doing very well. 7:49. >> perfect circle. >> it was a circle. >> thank you, sir. we do have areas of fog a little bit up in clearlake, lake county. petaluma, a nice picture from courtney in santa rosa, clear there. also gregg in windsor. mostly clear. the heavier fog is southward. it looks like it's starting to get chewed up. very menacinging. had thick fog northbound san jose. fremont, hayward. it's moving around a little bit. the fog, though, there is a little hint of an easterly breeze. that should be enough to chew it up. we still have some fog. been sunny. the week ahead looks dry. clouds cooler but the rain line looks to be north. the last significant rain was around the 24th, not around.

it was steve -- the 4th of december. it's a long dry stretch there. maybe this weekend, the 17th or 18th we would get rain. now the forecast models have taken it north. 166 years of record-keeping there's never been a dry january in san francisco. there were two decembers that were try and one february, but never a january. if you were last january we had .06. so to come back and beat that would be incredible. let's hone that doesn't happen but some of the 16-day outlooks are dry for ukiah and santa rosa. if ukiah and santa rosa are not getting rain, probably nobody else south of that is. some of that fog could work its way in. boy, is it low. 30s, 40s, to 50s on some of the temps. 52, blackhawk. 38 alamo. 46 brentwood. did have a report of 39. there is a little component of that breeze.

san francisco buoy, 54. there is a little northwest breeze on part, of the coast but most of the coast looks to be clear. it's the fog around the bay. the low that's responsible superior the wind turning more northerly and easterly is moving into the four corners. 37 ukiah. foggy conditions in boon victim. clear lake oaks and lake county. for us, it will be sunny once the fog burns off. the rain moving in. watch how the systems favor north. but for us, it will just be clouds. it doesn't look like any rain. >> sunny and mild after the fog. it will be breezy. some of the higher elevations. oakland, berkeley hills. 60s on the temps. one of those days where it's nice in the sun and cool in the shade. some of that nothing is making it tough. it will lift. it will burn off. clouds roll in on the weekend but not much else. >> does it have to rain anywhere in the bay area to count? >> san francisco data. san francisco specific. >> if it rains somewhere in the

city, even a couple of drops. >> we have to be .06. >> okay. >> we've never had a dry. that's incredible for january. >> thank you. 7:52. help to find missing children by using social media. in the next hour of "mornings on 2," what facebook is doing now to track down abducted kids and get them back to their families. a man caught with more than 90 iphones taped to his poddy. up next what he was -- body. up next, what he was doing with them and how he got caught.

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fuselage about one mile from where the black boxes were found. however, there are no plans to go down and retrieve it. the bodies of most of the 162 victims are believed to be in the fuselage. a man accused of smuggling was caught at the chinese border. there are 94 iphones taped all over his body. they say he was trying to smuggle those phones. cuss mims officials say the man came under suspicion because he walked like someone carrying a heavy load even though he only had two plastic shopping bags. they asked him to go through a metal detector and guess what, the alarm went off. 7:56. measles outbreak linked to two disney theme parks, it's growing. now there are 26 confirmed cases linked to people who were either at or in contact with

people who went to disneyland or california adventure last month. that's seven new confirmed cases. 22 of the cases are here in california but there are also confirmed cases in utah, colorado, and washington state. those two very brave climbers, trying to free climb up el capitan, they are side by side and in the final push to the top. tommy caldwell of santa rosa and kevin jorgensen are trying to become the first to ever climb it using only their hands and feet. now, they've got ropes only to guard against falls. yesterday, they made it past the hardest part. the seven days -- for seven days jorgensen was stuck at one particular hard part but on the third attempt, he made it. now that he's caught up with the partner, the two are expected to push to the summit in the coming days. they started 17 days ago. >> you can see how they are

clinging on edge and i guess the fingers are getting so ripped up. they hardly hold on. hope flip they will make it. a deadly incident at a washington, d.c. metro subway station. in 15 minute, the horrifying moment for rush hour commuters and why dozens were rushed to nearby hospitals. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco where family and friends of four young men gather for a vigil in their honor after a deadly shooting. we'll tell you what the police chief is saying about the case. we're looking at a commute where traffic is moving along slowly in many areas. in marin county, not so bad but the other side of the bay, 280 is just a big mess. sunny for some but very foggy for others. had a report, very foggy in the south beach area of san francisco. you can see some of that low fog moving in. we'll update the forecast.

welcome back to "mornings on 2." it's tuesday, january 13th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. steve, still some fog lingering out there. >> there sure is. maybe the control room will take that shot again of the golden gate. some of that fog is over the bay, san francisco, oakland,

alameda south. there's -- how about that. talk about low. some areas people are saying, i can see up above and it's clear but i'm in the fog right now. it will burn off. when it's that low, it's a sign it won't last. there's also a lot of fog in the valley. get an easterly breeze that can bring it back in through the carquinez strait. i've seen that happening. but it's mainly favoring areas to the south. 30s, 40s, 50s on the temps. breeze in livermore. that's at the livermore airport. 38 at alameda -- alamo rnlt. excuse me. some breeze means temperatures. upper 40s, 50s. 39 palo alto, menlo park and woodside. amazing how they mirror each other here. 42 foster city, some fog around but it looks like here by about the 9:00 hour, a lot of will disappear. and we'll see mostly sunny skies. it will be sunny and mild. breezy in the hills.

that's an offshore breeze. the coast looks to be good. 60s on the temps. all right, sal. have any fog updates? >> the fog is preventing us from seeing downtown san jose on northbound 280 but we have another picture of it northbound 280 at the 880 interchange. you can tell that it's a big mess because of an earlier crash. northbound 280 roughly near the foothill expressway and all of 280 is sold out back to highway 101. as a matter of fact, if we look at the maps, we can show it to you, traffic is backed up on 280, 85, 101. this is the worst day in the santa clara valley by a long shot. in 2015 and maybe even for the last half of 2014 because of that one crash. it's now clear. all of the freeways got jam packed from the expressways, too. i want to move to alamo. northbound 680 in stone valley, we had a crash clearing. both directions of 680 in and out of alamo and danville are messed up. if you are driving through the

area, give yourself extra time. bay bridge toll plaza is backed up for 25, 20 minutes before you make it on the bridge. back to the desk. just within the last hour, kamala harris officially launched her campaign for u.s. senate hoping to capture the seat being vacated next year by barbara boxer. ktvu's alex savidge is live in the newsroom with more on this big announcement. >> good morning. kamala harris said she wants to be a voice for all californians and she's promising to run a grassroots campaign. just a short time ago, the state attorney general posted this message on her website, officially kicking off her 2016 senate run. harris said in part, i will be a fighter for middle-class families feeling the pinch of stagnant wages and diminishing opportunity. i will be a fighter for her children who deserve a world- class education. she's the first woman and first

african-american to be even lengthed california attorney general. -- elected california attorney general. before that, she was the district attorney. her path to the senate may have been made a bit easier by gavin newsom's noise -- newsom's announcement that he will not run. some believe newsom vowing out helps to prevent an ugly battle. >> i think it's clear they don't want to run against each other. all they could do is open the door for somebody else if they ran to each other. i'm not surprised they would opt to run in different races. >> even with newsom out of the race, harris could face several other democratic contenders. eric swalwell said yesterday he's seriously considering about running. antonio villa villaraigosa is considering a run and steyer is believed to be a potential

candidate. on the republican side of things, tom beccaro and sundheim are considering running as well. it's now official, kamala harris ready to seize this rare opportunity in the state. >> she's made the announcement on her website any word about public -- >> we haven't seen anything yet. gavin newsom announced on facebook he would not run. and now we see an online announcement from kamala harris today. i'm sure there will be public comments today, though. >> thank you. alex savidge live in the newsroom. >> sure. meantime, a deadly shooting in san francisco's hayes valley district has neighbors there calling for change. last night, dozens of people held a vigil for four men recently gunned down. ktvu's tara moriarty joining us live now. you are at police headquarters with the very latest on the

investigation. tara? >> we know that the gang task force is investigating and that's because we know at least two of the victims were known gang members. we also know that the shots fired came from at least two guns. now, last night, there was a vigil, the police chief, greg suhr, as well as other community leaders attended that blocks from where the victims were killed. friday night around 10:00, four young men ages 19 to 22 were shot while sitting in a stolen honda on page street near laguna. more than a hundred people marched last night calling for change asking the older generation to talk to young people about the senselessness of gun violence. >> it need to be over with. we were are in -- we're in excruciating pain. this is a devastation. >> extremely brilliant young man but now we won't have an opportunity to see anything from him. >> reporter: police say the victims were targeted and the

police chief is asking anyone with any information about who was responsible for these shootings to come forward. live from san francisco, i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> thank you. 8:06. the golden gate bridge district says commuters seem to be adjusting well to the addition of the center barrier on the bridge. one of our crews shot this video of the new drive. one change, the lane closest to the barrier is 6 inches narrower. drivers we talked with say that difference is quite noticeable. >> i was right alongside it. it sticks out a little bit. i noticed that people were veering to the right a little bit. >> this bridge is completely unforgiving without this barrier. and so to actually be able to install it, it will change the safety of the bridge. >> our crews says cre few people were obeying the 45-mile- an-hour speed limit. there was one accident involving several cars. but the bridge district said

that was caused by a stalled car and not related to the new barrier. traffic on the richmond san rafael bridge increased yesterday by 42% on saturday. and more than a% upon sunday. the -- 45% on sunday. the bay bridge carried 9% more traffic on saturday and 15% more on sunday before the geg reopened sunday night. uber said it will start to share trip data with the cities where it operates to help them manage traffic. the company says it will remove identifiable information from the trip data which will include pickup and dropoff locations. boston will be the first city to receive the data. many regulators have been pushing uber for some time to disclose that information. facebook is teaming up with a national organization now to help find missing children. facebook will soon start providing amber alerts to people who live in an area where a child is missing. now, it's working with the national center for missing and

exploited children. they are gonna send the alerts to facebook users' mobile phones. facebook said several children have been reunited with their families and as a result of the information shared on the site. this week, the little boy who fell off a cliff in bodega bay back in november, he will meet the people who rescued him. 4-year-old sebastian johnson was with his family. he was watching the sun set and throwing rocks into the ocean when the ground gave way beneath him. he fell 230 feet down, breaking many bones, even fracturing his skull. sebastian's recovering at children's hospital in oakland. tomorrow, he will receive a special visit from his rescuers. 8:09. some students in sncts now have a chance to see the new movie selma for free. the civil rights drama chronics events leading to the passage of the 1965 voting rights act.

7th, 8th, 9th graders can take advantage of the teal until monday or until tickets last. they have to show an i.d. at the theaters in san francisco. the cinemark theater in daly city is also participating. really good idea. >> it's a great idea. >> very important history. >> yes. 8:10. a lottery scam uncovered a at bay area gas station. coming up in 22 minutes, how a former manager was cheating customers for several months. but ifrt u.s. military triter and youtube accounts -- but first, u.s. military twitter and youtube accounts hacked. the group claiming responsibility and the sensitive information posted online. a lot of slow traffic out there especially in the south bay which has gone to a terrible commute. and the san mateo bridge is mired in fog. we'll run it down for you straight ahead. sunshine or fog but the coast looks like the place to be. half moon bay, daly city,

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welcome back to "mornings on 2." time is 8:13. one person has died after smoke filled a metro subway station in downtown washington, d.c. and it happened during yesterday evening's commute. now, take a look at this video taken by a passenger. stuck inside a subway for more than an hour. people are struggling to breathe as smoke killed the car -- filled the car. passengers were warned not to try to open the doors. while that was unfolding inside

the tunnel, a dark plume of smoke was killing the subway station platform. >> all of a sudden, the train stopped. smoke everywhere. lights go out. >> this morning, it's still not clear where that smoke came from. the ntsb's leading the investigation. more than 200 people were evacuated and a lot of them were forced to escape on their own. the military's social media has been hacked. pam cook is in the studio with the terrorist connection and reaction from leaders in washington. good morning, pam. >> good morning. united states central command's twitter and youtube sites were hacked by people pledging allegiance to isis. now, the yiker attack happened on monday, lasted for about 30 minutes. the defense department says the hackers claim to be linked to the islamic state. the tweets and postings were filled with video and threats. this morning, senator john mccain says it's a prop ganga

coup for the terrorists. >> they were not hacking into our most sensitive and secret channels of communication, but you have to admit it's embarrassing. >> now, the pentagon confirms that the documents and information posted are already publicly available online. analysts say it's basically cyber vandalism, not a direct threat to classified information. however, one tweet did say "american soldiers, we're coming. watch your back." white house and fbi are now investigating the breach. president obama is said to be outlying a proposal for legislative action regarding cybersecurity. >> thank you. let's go back to sal. you still following that sig- alert aproblem. >> the sig-alert has been lifted. but the problem is -- not gone because the traffic is just terrible on northbound 280 280 trying to get up to the valley.

northbound 208 is very slow up the west valley. backed up from san jose to sunnyvale. 85 is solid from 87. 101 is very slow. you can see on the map it's lit up like a christmas tree. most of it is red in the commute direction. and if you know someone coming to a meeting at your office in the silicon valley, they might be late if are driving. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, that's backed up for a 25, 30-minute delay. i just want to remind you that if you are driving on 680 in danville and alamo, both directions are slow. the issue in the south bay because? >> northbound 280 because of a couple of crashes. it's terrible on 280, 101 and

85, steve. thank you, sir. some of ta that fog was all over the place. it looks like it's lifting a little bit. we've had reports from lake county to mendocino county, san francisco. had a report it was very foggy in south beach. thank you for that. but retreating right now. but over the bay and the south bay as well. a lot of sunshine and temperatures will start to rebound pretty fast. once we get rid of the fog, thick tuesday fog, though. kind of more towards the peninsula south bay but the coast looks to be spectacular. we're getting a little hint of an easterly breeze. the coast is clear. morning fog, sunny. the week ahead looks dry. the weekend, there was a possibility of some rain now it looks rather remote. drier and drier as the forecast models take the system farther north and out of our area. in fact, the last rain was the 24th of december. if we don't get any rain on the 17th or 18th this weekend it doesn't look like there will be any rain. things can change fast. it's not looking good for rain in january. at least -- i've seen it at the end of the month and there's

not any forecast. we do have fog but there is an easterly breeze. 30, 40s and 50s. cold for some. not too bad for others. sebastopol, 39. calistoga 54. lakeport, 37. been pockets of fog in lake county. looks like it's lifting but a lot of 30s. the breeze is showing signs of being easterly coming off the oakland berkeley hills wrapping around the low. the next system going up and over, runs into a wall of high pressure. this shm will be a pretty -- system will be a pretty good weathermaker as it comes out of the four corners. somebody is getting active weather. we're on the dry side of the system. 30s low for tahoe. 37 ukiah. a lot of fog towards boonville. 45 in monterey. 58 in san diego. 57 in palm springs. fog in the valley. sometimes that east breeze can come right back in. sunny and mild here for most. foggy for a few. breezy up in the higher

elevations. 60s on the temps. some of these will be low to mid. it you get enough of a northerly breeze, that could be good for santa rosa. temperatures on the coast look to be nice. half moon bay to santa cruz, 60s there as well. it looks quiet the next few days. some cloud will roll in. it will be cooler towards the weekend. i don't think any rain. >> i have to say looking at those temperatures in the 60s, it seems very balmy compared to our next story. >> i can imagine where this is going. we've all heard how cold buffalo, new york can be during the winter, especially when they -- buffalo is at lake erie and they saw a real flash freeze. this is how the lake normally looks this time of year, about 5% of the lake on the western edge is covered with ice. but this is how lake erie looks today. >> now, wait a minute. >> that's after a week of

single-digit temperatures. >> lake-effect snow and high wind, nearly 60% of all of the water in the lake is frozen. the section of lake that had a sliver of ice on it is now 100% frozen over. in buffalo, a high of 9 degrees. but it feels like minus 5. i hope my -- i have a good friend there. i hope she's bundled up. we have new information about that weekend shooting in san jose at the chris brown concert. coming up in 14 minutes, the warning from the police to the nightclub owner before that horrifying incident. from ring bearer and flower girl to husband and wife. after the break, the incredible love story spanning 20 years that brought two people together, not once but twice.

time is 8:22. the san jose city council is to start looking at how it can help undocumented residents. the city council is expected to talk about how to help people who may benefit from the recent order on immigration. the council says some of the ways they can do that include conducting outreach to make sure all eligible residents are protected from being deported and also by tracking and making public the individuals and organizations that exploit vulnerable immigrants. more shuttle bus drivers in silicon valley, apparently want to unionize. most of the shuttle drivers

from six south bay companies signed authority i station cards with the teamster's union. now the teamsters has notified yahoo!, sin ga, ebay, again anyone genentech. the drivers complain they have to work split shifts and only get paid for the time they are actually driving tech workers. 8:24. concord will not join the list of california cities allowing prayer at government ungs -- functions. a city council voted against recommending the policy to the full council. the proposal called for a prayer or inspiration moment at meets but it was -- at meetings but it was met with mixed reaction. >> i think prayer would be awesome to mix with government. >> i don't think it's what i

want. i think government and religion should be separate. >> 80 cities in california do allow prayer at government meetings. a love story 20 years in the making. two people who walked down the aisle as flower girl and ring bearer, this time they walked down the aisle as bride and grooms. fussy's godmother got married in 1995. she couldn't find a flower girl so she asked a coworker if her daughter could be in the wedding. that's how he met britney. now lsts fast forward to 2007. their paths crossed again in high school. husband said she recognized the name fussy when a teacher called it out. she asked her mom about it. her husband's mom said he was the boy from the wedding back in 1995. >> same reaction. no way. we show them the picture. are you kidding me? >> his mom wins this picture off her wall. i have a picture of you up in

my house forever. >> after that, they started to date. this past weekend, five years after their second chance encounter, fussy and husband were married. they tied the knot. 8:25. still ahead, if you love beer and baseball, don't go anywhere. after the break, changes the giants are presenting today. this could one day make your time at at&t park even more enjoyable. plus -- people buying those lottery scratcher tickets cheated out of a chant to win. the very elaborate scheme that was uncovered on the peninsula. good morning. we're looking at a commute in the south bay that's just not good. we're also looking at some of these other commutes like marin county but we have slowing traffic now out of novato to san rafael which is typical and slows again on the richmond bridge coming in. sunny for most, but but there's fog holding on. it will be sunny for everybody eventually today. we'll have the forecasted temps

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well, good morning. it's foggy out there near at&t park. we're live in san francisco. the san francisco giants have a new plan to add a beer guarded and retail space, right in the area where the camera is panning around. now, brian flores is out there. he's been out there all morning. coming up in minutes, brian will show us what the vision is and also the tradeoff you giants' fans will face. stay tuned. tuesday morning, january 13th. dwrism dave clark -- i'm dave clark. steve paulson is here and you are tracking fog and everything. >> it kind of moves around. reports south beach, not far

from there. other areas clear. but most of the coast is clear except there's still some fog holding onto the santa cruz coastline but that will lift and burn off. also out to the valley which will persist around here. it's very low. it doesn't stand much of a chance even though the angle of the sun is not that high. it's -- there's enough of an especially breeze. 30s, 40s and 50s. 54 livermore airport. 38 santa rosa. 38 one observation in walnut creek. san jose at 46. getting a little breeze out of blackhawk. easterly breeze. 55 degrees. other areas in the 40s or 24eur9s. alamo was in the 30s. danville says 44. pretty good vigorous low moving into the four corners. bypassed us. we get the try air coming in. if you have travel plans, there will be a mix. chilly in the shade. nice in the sun. the breeze coming out of the hills means fog on the coast has been chewed you. 60s on the tempts.

here's sal with an update on the traffic. what we're seeing is not something you will like. 280 northbound. let's take a look at it. it's jam packed. it stays that way all the away up into the cupertino area near the foothill expressway into los altos. 85, there is an stent near saratoga. 85, 101 and 2 80 are a -- 280 are a mess. this is terrible. this show us the power of how one accident did affect everything else. if you are a silicon valley driver, i have a suggestion for you. either put it off, telecommute or use transit. if you want to go in your car, just know that you are going out there into a world of slow traffic. all right. let's go to the bay bridge. westbound -- i just want to make sure you get it. westbound bay bridge, that's backed up mor normally -- more

normally here. the guys in the control room keep bailing me out. i don't want to forget you guys. if you are driving from walnut creek down to san ramon or the other way around, it's hiddy -- hideous. a gas station worker in san bruno charged with cheating lottery ticket customers. he's accused of purposely selling losing lottery tickets and keeping the winning tickets for him self. janine de la vega is in san bruno to tell us how investigatorsdy covered the scam and what you should watch out for. >> reporter: investigators from the state lottery commission say the scam was happening at this chevron on rollingwood drive here in san bruno. they say a former gas station manager was using a sharp object like a pen to scratch to

-- like a pin to scratch off a verification code. the investigators say the 27- year-old from pacifica used the code to determine which scratchers were winners and which were losers. the person selling the lottery ticket has the ability to enter the codes into the lottery computer system to check which ones were winners. the man allegedly kept the winning tickets and soemed the losing ones to customers. we spoke to customers this morning who say the lottery commission should change their system so the person selling the tickets doesn't have the ability to check them. >> i think they are supposed to change it and be under control. if one person is doing it, somebody else will keep doing it efit everywhere. >> reporter: the man was arrested and faces five felony counts of computer fraud and a misdemeanor charge. investigators say he stole $300 and possibly much more. this case came to light when an alert customer noticed a scratch on the bottom of ticket

and reported it to the commission. it prompted them to do an undercover sting at the chevron. the san mateo county district attorney said this should serve as a reminder to people who buy lottery tickets to make sure they are not altered. back to you. >> thank you. 8:33. there's new information for you this morning about those attacks in france. a french police official says the weapons used by the terror cell, they came from outside of the country and that authorities are urgently tracing where it came from and the financing. bull barian officials arrested a -- bulgarian officials arrested a man from france linked to the two brothers who carried out the attacks on charlie hebdo. as many as six members of the terrorist cells involved in the attacks may still be on the loose. one accomplice was seen driving a car registered to the wife of the man who killed four men at a koesher market. the surviving staff of the

charlie hebdo mack scene, they plan to -- magazine, they plan to print an unprecedented 3 million copies of their next issue due to the publication. now, today in israel, four jewish men who were killed in the terror attack on kosher market in terrorist, they were buried. the bodies were flown from paris to israel overnight. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu took part in the ceremony and hundred of people lined the streets. meantime, people who survived an attack, a horrible attack by islamic extremists in northern nigeria, they are describing what happened. villagers who managed to escape say the violence lasted for

days. they say it started after boko haram seized a military base and began fighting. people were slaughtered like insects, it's reported. as many as 2,000 people may have died. san jose police warn fiesta's nightclub owner about the potential for violence before chris brown's appearance over the weekend. vice officers recommended increased security for the show where five people were shot and wounded early sunday morning. one of the officers says the owner appeared to heed the call for more bouncers. however, witnesses claim the security, particularly patdowns for weapons was inconsistent at best. the nightclub's owner could not be reached for comment. meanwhile, the search continues for at least one gunman in the shooting. 8:36. it could be weeks before students at san francisco city college are allowed back on the civic center campus. most of the students at that campus they are learning

english as a second language. they weren't told anything until yesterday when they returned to classes after their winter break. school officials say the building on eddie street is shut down because it wouldn't be safe in an earthquake. we didn't want to present this issue to the students and fact faculty without telling them about a safety issue. >> the building needs $13 million in repairs. it's not clear how long it will be shut down. so the school says classes will begin in about three weeks at the city college campus on goff street. that's about a 250-minute walk away. -- 20-minute walk away. happening today, the giants are set to make part of a parking lot near at&t a year- round beer guarden. brian flores has more. >> reporter: good morning to

you. it's an interesting concept. . this parking lot, this fenced in area this is where the proposed popup beer garden is expected to be. there could be restaurants and retail shops. this is an artest rendering of it. if you look at the renderings there, the buildings, some seating areas are unused shipping containers from the port of oakland. we under about 15 are being converted into buildings. anchor steam brewery peer garden is expected to be here, other restaurants planned for the developer as well as the giants see this as an opportunity to use the space to

generate more business for the port but to also generate buzz once the plans are finalized for the mission bay project across from the ballpark. through the year, the space goes unused and doesn't generate money from the unused parking spaces. so the space gets busier during the baseball season. they hope this can be used year round. the giants are expected to pay $2.5 million for the project and pay the port $77,000 in rent. the fog has lifted right across -- as you can see from at&t park this morning. there is a meeting about this at the port commission scheduled at 3:15 this afternoon. we also understand through the chronicle that many of those shipping containers used for the site are almost done and this site could be done just in time of spring training in march. guys, back to you. >> pretty quick turnaround. we're in january. >> thank you. if you are at work or in your home office look at your

desk. what does it say about you? coming up in 12 minutes, why having a messy desk like me, may not be such a bad thing, tori. she gets on and off by herself. >> if she wants to go to the dog park, she just catches a bus herself. the stoi of a black lab who learned to ride transit by herself. 608 is scratching for attention. this is slow heading north. we'll tell you where. a lot of sunshine, still some pockets of fog, although it's lifting. it should be sun nip for everybody. we'll have the forecasted temps and see if there's warmer days ahead.

welcome back to "mornings on 2." 8:43. new video to show you. president obama's first meeting with congressional leaders since republicans took over control of both houses of congress. now, take a look. there they are. it's the same group of four leaders before the november elections but there is a change in the title for two of the participants. senate democratic leader harry reid, he's now the minority leader. mitch mcconnell has taken over as leader of the senate since republicans have the majority in the senate as well pass the

house. the president told the group gathered at that table there this morning, he understands there is a lot of tis greet but hopes -- disagreement but hopes they find agreements to do the work the american people expect them to do. students passed a vote of no confidence for the u cu. regents and uc president, janet napolitano. u.s. student association passed a vote of no confidence on sunday. during their first meeting of the year, it said it will withhold confidence until janet napolitano and the board of regents repeal their tuition increase. that increase allows fees to go up 5% per year for the next five years. if you think rush family and friends -- if you think your family and friends know you the best, think again. apparently computers can judge your personality traits based

on your facebook likes. that's according to a new study by stanford university and the university of cambridge. researchers trained a computer to associate likes to personality traits. liking the daily show would indicate liberal and artistic tendencies. liking the apprentice would indicate good organization. liking nikki minaj, outgoing personality. researchers created and algorithm. researchers hope it can be used for job placement and product development. bus passengers in seattle on the d-line, they've got a very unusual fellow passenger. take a look. it's eclipse, a black lab, it's been riding the bus alone, no owner around. she gets on the bus. picks out a seat, often hopping up near a perfect stranger.

a local deejay who couldn't believe what he was seeing took the selfie. >> the dog gets off at the dog park stop and gets stop. >> sometimes the owner would stop and have a cigarette and the dog would just get on the bus and leave without him. seattle's metro transit said they are glad eclipse likes using public transit, sits so well but would feel safer if she had somebody with her. the buckeyes are the first national champions in koch football's -- football's new system. >> the buckeyes beat the ducks 4-20. they are getting a little

gatorade bath at at&t stadium. ohio state began the first major college football playoff as the fourth and final seed but first they knocked off top- needed alabama and then second seeded oregon to claim the championship. >> ohio state students and fans got rowdy in columbus, ohio after the win. thousands of people took to the streets near the campus after police could not get them back on the sidewalks, they used pepper spray to clear the road. dozens of small fires were reported. police made several arrests. no problems were reported in eugene oregon, home of the ducks. a big bet on the ohio state national championship means one furniture company will have to refund $1.5 million to its customers. dayton, ohio based morris furniture ran a promotion promising a full refund to anyone who bought at least $2,000 worth of furniture. it said the buckeyes had to win by seven points or more which

they did. the company which has 15 stores in ohio and kentucky says about 500 customers qualified for the refund. $1.5million. there's a lot of excited folks this morning. i may need you to help sal straighten out all of the traffic problems we have. this may be too big even for you. >> it's really big. we have a lot of low traffic out there. we've been talking about the south bay and 680 as well. 680 is very slow out of walnut creek. all the way down into alamo. northbound 68 from san ramon getting up to walnut creek is also very slow the we had a couple of earlier accidents to blame. and that's why it's really terrible. we've had the south bay commute which is bad. you can see that northbound 280 will be slow from this point all the way up into cupertino.

85 and 101. plan and give yourself extra time. this is the bay bridge. some of that fog is back. it keeps moving around. it's not very deep but it is there. westbound bay bridge about a 25- minute delay. let's go to steve in the weather center. >> we've seen it go clear, foggy, kind of a mix. >> we to have a little bit of fog still holding up. it's down on the deck. you can look up and probably see sunshine. clear skies but it's kind of still hovering, parts of the bay, san francisco, south bay, burning off for some. most of the coast although still a little bit on the santa cruz coastline expect that to burn off pretty soon. in the valley, it's not going anywhere. it will be back. sometimes you get an easterly breeds and that can bring some back. we'll see if there's enough breeze to wipe it out. it looks nice, half moon bay, pacifica, bodega bay looks nice. santa cruz. 30s, 40s and 50s. 55 at the livermore airport.

low right there driving down. it do does not bode well for rain for us. the fog will be in the valley. otherwise it will be sunny and mild. maybe warm in the sun. foggy for a few for a while. breezy in the higher elevations. 60s on the tell-- temps. everybody top to bottom. doesn't look like too much of a change. the temperatures will stay in a fine line. there will be a system on the weekend, i think it looks like clouds and nothing else. >> so the potential rain is just dissipated or heading somewhere else. >> going north. >> okay. >> all right. thank you. ten minutes before 9:00. most of us strive to be neat and organized especially at the workplace. but a new study says having a messy desk may not necessarily be a bad thing.

the study published in the journal psychological science says people who keep their desks clean are more likely to do the right thing. that include making charitable donations and eating a healthy diet. on the flip side, people with messy desks may be likely to break free of tradition, produce fresh and new ideas and be more creative. one psychologist also says that a messy desk may indicate that a person is too busy with work to clean up their space. there is an excuse for you. >> that's my claim. >> so much to do. if you are a frequent flier on american airlines and united, you better check your miles. coming up in 23 minutes, the security breach that may leave you grounded.

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8:53. time for this week's ticket tuesday giveaway. ate lucky winners will receive -- eight lucky winners will receive tickets to the boat show january 22nd to the 25th. to enter go to the contest page under the entertainment tab on ktvu.com and fill out the entry form. you must also enter the secret word which is "boat." entries accepted from now until 11:59 tonight. you must be 18 years old at least and a legal california resident to enter. each prize has an approximate

retail value of $48 and is provided by the san francisco boat show. the winners will be selected by random drawing on wednesday january 14th. you can see the official rules on ktvu.com. if you have frequent flier accounts with united and american airlines, you should probably check them. hackers acquired stolen passwords and used them to try to get into accounts at both airlines. last month thieves try toed to get free tickets 0er upgrade on tickets they -- tickets or upgrades on tickets they bought. hackers had information for 10,000 accounts and had made successful transactions on 35 so far. the airlines are freezing accounts and setting up new ones for affected customers. retired new york school principal harold diamond has millions of dollars to go along with his name diamond. now, he's 80 years old. he's the only winner of a $326 million megamillions jackpot. he and his wife were presented

with the check. he bought the winning ticket at a gas station on election day. the next night he and his wife of 55 years who lock shocked there. they checked the numbers couldn't believe what they saw. >> when i saw the last number, i yelled up to my wife, i think we won a few bucks. you know. [laughter] >> just a couple of bucks. >> by the way, he's taking the cash payout. that's $130 million after taxes. he's gonna use his fortune and help his family get back to the local community. by the way, the gas station that sold him the ticket, they will get $10,000. >> big bucks. garth brooks has pushed past elvis presley to take back the so low artist for selling the -- solo artist for selling the most albums in the u.s. his comeback album released last month has reached the 1 million mark and that pushes his

overall album to 135 million compared to 134 million. the title. overall best-selling artist of all time, can you take a guess? >> the beatles. >> the beatles. >> they currently have 178 million albums sold. all right. sal is watching our commute. 880, how are we doing? >> still a little slow. >> yeah. >> slow everywhere. it's been kind of a terrible tuesday. northbound traffic, slow. going to the bay bridge. i want to show you the traffic here is backed up for about a 15-minute delay. and then in san jose, we're clearing up from some earlier problems but it is still very bad all over the south bay. now let's go to steve. emphasis on low fog. some of it is right down on the

deck. up above. it's clear and it will be -- up above, it's clear and will be eventually for everybody. next few days look quiet and cloud. that's about it. >> that's it. >> all right. thank you. and be sure to watch ktvu channel 2 news at noon for this morning morning's big announcement by kamala harris, running for the senate seat being vacated by barbara boxer. thanks for watching. have a great day. again?

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