me, setting fires. the reaction from his son, and why investigators think he did it. >> the 2014, in my opinion, was a year of quite a bit of accomplishments. >> and later this morning, san francisco mayor ed lee will deliver his state of the city address. we have a sneak peek into what he is expected to announce and how it could keep people thinking about moving. >> a big morning for hollywood. the movies and actors, just about 0 minutes ago were nominated for oscar gold. ktvu morning news continues. complete bay area news coverage starts now. this is ktvu channel two morning news >> very scary moments for shoppers at new park mall after a car crashed through the front door of a macy's 50 feet into the store. you can see the video of the car inside. this morning one person is in critical condition as police investigate the cause of the crash. >> the car dragged him. >> dragged that person. here's a live picture this

morning. you can see the front of the macy's store still boarded up. not clear if or when that store will reopen. tara moriarty, she's going have more in a report. we'll check in with her in a couple minutes. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. a lot to talk about in weather and traffic. steve paul son. fog. officer todd, pleasant hill police department said 0 visibility. >> wow. >> very thick. >> that's very dangerous. if you know that area, familiar with that, believe me, it's really tough. other areas in on this, too, just the fog advisories for the east bay. north bay has fog. a little around oakland airport, sfo. not just favoring one area. it kind of did yesterday. to late in the morning when some of that fog made it over to marin county.

north valley, east bay. southward as well. judi at santa clara said, "i can see fog." you can see the footprint of the fog in the valley. some of that continues to drift our way. few high clouds will continue to work their way in the north bay. 0s for many. fairfield in there. fog, fog, fog. napa, nevada, san rosa, redwood city. close for others. if it wasn't for the fog, it'd be colder. wood side is down to 34. 0s for others, including san mateo, foster city. east breeze, southeast. just enough of a breeze there to get that fog over here. high, mid--level clouds will be in the north bay. fog, clouds to the north, hazy skies, hazy sun to the south. that fog is a big story. . stupid fog i think is what you heard. >> that's right. >> you know the twitter people. they're very cloud cover >> they are. >> they're commenting on the fog. no joke, really. you have to be careful today because of dense fog.

let's go out, take a lock at the pictures we can see at the bay bridge. you will see traffic is backed up all the way out to the mac arthur maze. those metering lights are on. no major problems, by the way, if you are driving into the city. looking tat san mateo bridge that's moderately heavy. no major problems driving through. the traffic is going to be very slow. chp has issued a dense fog advisory for the santa rosa area if p morning. i'm reading it off the cad here. please be careful with the fog. traffic is going to be busy as you drive on to the atmont pass. 6:03. let's go back to the desk. time now 6:03. one person still in critical condition after being hit by a car that crashed into the new park mall yesterday, and dragged the man inside the store. ktvu tara moreoriarty at the macy's store. you can show us the damaged

area of that store. >> reporter: definitely. it's been boarded up. the car went through the front of the macy's store. quiet now. yesterday it was quite a frantic scene here at macy's. the car smashed through the front doors of the store, taking down racks, clothes in its path. all this unfolded before 5:00 last night. you can imagine how chaotic it must have been when the blue honda slammed through the glass doors, and landed about 50 feet inside the men's department. firefighters treated half a dozen people. four of them, including the driver, had to be taken to the hospital. >> i was in the mall earlier, had to go back through macy's. it was closed. couldn't walk through. somebody drove in macy's. wow. >> reporter: a man on the sidewalk suffered the most injuries. he was the one dragged. an eight-year-old believed to be the man's daughter suffered bruises. officials believe the driver was a 63-year-old woman who had some sort of medical

condition. no word yet on whether macy's will open today. . tara moriarrty, ktvu news. one man living in a martinez condominium complex is in jail. >> he's accused of setting fire to several homes, including his own. >> located on ashwood drive off morello road south of highway 4. firefighters, you can see, they had to rush to the site. this was about 1:00 yesterday. flames and smoke could be seen for miles. investigators believe 52-year- old david boil set the fires. damage is estimateed at hundreds of thousands of dollars. one neighbor lost most of his holiday keepsakes, deck rations. >> meant a lot to my wife. she write all the christmas cards. she had relatives.

back and forth christmas. she'd do all the writing. i'd do all the decorating. >> neighbors say david boyle was being evicted from his home. that's where he lived since the 19 90s. his son told ktvu the mood of his father recently changed for the worse. >> and i'd try to -- there's no reason to reason with him. like he didn't even hear me. >> boyle was eventually chased down by the police. one officer used a stun gun. no injuries have been reported from the fires, and the investigation continues. in the south bay, alert neighbors helped save the life of a man who was asleep in a burning apartment. that happened last night at the apartment complex on north lake drive in san jose. the fire started in a carport. it burned three cars before spreading to two apartments. neighbors banged on the sleeping man's door. the cause of that fire is under investigation. your time is now 6:06.

happening today, san francisco mayor ed lee will deliver his state of the city address. ktvu has an exclusive preview of it. ktvu's brian flores in our newsroom. brian, the mayor's top priority this year. >> reporter: the mayor will talk about plenty of goals this year. his main one, at least when we spoke with him, is to address creating more housing and how to better hand the city's homeless. now, how does he plan on doing that? well this morning, the mayor will lay out several steps. the mayor says he will propose a housing bond on the november ballot that will go toward creating more affordable housing in the city. he also says he wants to increase loans for first-time home buyers by $100 million over the next 10 years. . >> speck later are not landlords. make that very strong distinction. because they aren't landlords

nor are they interested in being responsible landlords, i want the realtors to join me in this fight. >> now mayor lee was supported by voters in san francisco. they have a goal of rebuilding or making 30,000 homes by 2020. last year 40,000 homes were created in san francisco. a great feet, still a thousands homes short of the mayor's goal. the mayor's address is the for 10:00 a.m. this morning. it's being held at the wholesale produce market a move mayor lee says will demonstrate the city's commitment to local jobs. coming up on "mornings on two," we'll hear from san francisco residents on their reaction to the mayor's proposals. >> interesting. thank you. mayor lee says he wants to work toward eliminating poverty in san francisco. ''the chronicle" reports the mayor wants to create a new one-stop help and housing cent father for the homeless. crude oil prices on a roller coaster ride. this morning, the price for

u.s. oil dropping again. down about a dollar a barrel. that's after they jumped more this and $2 and a half yesterday. the biggest jump in a single day since june 2012. drivers are not feeling much of that when you fill up your tank. local prices down about a half a cent from yesterday, at an average of $2.62 around the bay. new this morning, just about 30 minutes ago, the oscar nominations were announced in beverly hills. ''star trek" movie actor chris pine announced the nominees. the films receiving the most nominations are "the grand budapest hotel" and "big hero 9." . here are the nominees for best picture: "american sniper" "boyhood," "the grand budapest

hotel," "selma." . time 6:10. presenting a new united front. up next, that new opinion piece on the paris terror attacks written by president obama and the prime minister of britain. >> and learning from last year's earthquake in napa. the scientific reason some homes ended up better than others, and why people are putting off repair work. >> we're looking at a commute where traffic is going to be a little bit slow in some areas already. on the golden gate bridge, the fog is not too bad yet. we'll keep an eye on on that. >> for other areas it is super thick. a tough commute in for some. others clear. we have a dense fog advisory for the east bay. that's not the only place the fog is popping up. more on that.

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steal the spotlight from the islamic state terror groups. the groups are competing for attention and financing. one of the two brothers who carried out the charlie hebdo attack was in yes, ma'amen in 2011 and reportedly met an al chi day leader. president obama and british prime minister david cameron they're presenting a united front reacting the paris terror attacks. they wrote a joint op ed piece. the headline: "we won't let the voice of freedom be muzzled." the two leaders said safeguarding the way of life in the u.s. and britain depends on economic strength, and standing up to trim. later this evening, president obama will host the british prime minister for a working dinner at the white house. after scandal and several security lapses, a major shakeup is happening inside the u.s. secret service. five top secret service officials are leaving their jobs. four are being forced out. a fifth is opting to retire.

this comes after a scathing report last month from the department of homeland security that said the secret service is, quote, "starved for leadership." the first big shakeup at the agency since the former director julia pearson resigned in october. now, she quit after several security breaches, including the case where a man with a knife climbed over the white house fence, and ran into the white house. california farmers must now abide by the nation's strictest rules for a widely-released pesticide. that's a pesticide injected into the ground before planting crops, such as strawberries, tomatoes, and al mondays. state officials say, in recent years, the chemical caused hundreds of people who live and work near agricultural fields to suffer from irritated eyes, coughing fits, headaches. we're learning new lessons for last august's earthquake in napa. experts with the u.s. geological survey have been studying the damage left behind. they say the building sustained

the most damage were built before 1950. those buildings were not designed to seismic codes passed over the last 40 years. they also say brick chimneys are especially vulnerable in earthquakes, noting rubble from chimneys was responsible for half the total number of red tags. the usgs said it has detected postquake motion. they are known as after slips, and they say they expect that movement to continue for at least three more years. time is 6:16. hey, sal. i know you're watching the fog problems this morning. >> right. >> keeping an eye on highway 101. >> we are. in san francisco -- it's clear. if you have an hdtv looks nice. northbound 101 approaching the 80 split. not a lot of fog here. some of those fog pictures we're getting from viewers in the east bay, very accidents fog. i think steve just posted one of fog in valeo. my goodness. be careful if you drive-through

that area. if you drive in the east bay. dense fog advisories have been issued for drivers. go to the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see traffic is moving along okay as you drive-through. it's backed up to the macarthur maze. in the south bay, we don't have a lot going on, which is nice. santa clara valley looking good. as you approach the 880 interchange all the way up to sunny vale. you can get a decent drive. 6:17. let's go to steve. >> i know the national weather service issued the dense fog for the east bay, but the chp did for santa row is a. >> reporter: when chp does it it's mere merely a driver's thing. chp is saying the fog is so dense in the santa rosa, you should be very careful. >> also reports from gary in pet lieu ma, same thing. napa airport has fog. a little bit toward sfo, oakland, down toward santa clara valley. not a lot. the thickest is toward the east bay. about as bad as i've seen it.

be advised. if you haven't left the house yet, it's really bad if you're around pleasant hill, rocket, highway four coming from oakly, brentwood or antioch. thick fog, hazy skies. temperatures coming down. friday into sunday, clouds. if there's any rain it would be north of santa row is a. looks weak. next week looks dry. the extended dramatic through the rest of the month looks dry. a dome of high pressure is on some of the forecasted outlets ten days out. does not bode well for rain anytime soon. if it does not happen this weekend or makes it south of santa rosa, i'd be very surprised. does not look like a strong system. lake county into mend see that county, light rain. south of that, no. fog is a big story. that's what we have to deal with. the thickest is in the east bay, all bets are off next hour and a half. over the bay as well. if you don't have that fog b glad. it's also cold.

there's ice reforming on windshields. be careful. clear skies, a lot of 30s. the fog in the valley continues to creep over. 30s, 40s, upper 30s, even at half-moon bay a brisk 39. that is cold. fairfield 39, half-moon bay 39. don't see that all the time. 30s for gill roy, upper 40s in santa cruz mountains. star toga at 39. morgan hills very closely. east winds at livermore not much. it's trying to turn westerly. this system doesn't have much to it. it will drag across high clouds. more show than go unless farther north you. go 20s in reno, also tahoe. fog is so low. ukaya at 37 degrees. therest auto our system. there were hints it might dip farther south. does not look like it. fog will be with us unless we get rain, breeze. this fog is going to play into the weather. more clouds friday, light rain of star sew. that emphasis on light.

. that fog may be slow to burn off. especially higher clouds in. 0s, 60s, clear lake. kenfield 62, sauce lee toe at 62. napa county, a lot of low 60ss. upper 50s or very low 60s. mar teen is in there, about i don't care, brentwood. going to be a cool cool day for many. a little better toward the south bay. more sun, but hazy skies. okay on the coast one more day. we start to see cooldown there as well. overall except for that weak system friday into saturday, dry as you can be. >> all right, steve. thank you. time is now 6:20. new this morning, word just coming in now: starting tomorrow, new travel rules for americans flying to cuba will take effect. americans who want to visit cuba will still have to fall into certain authorized category. once you're there, you'll be able to use debility and credit cards for the first time. last month president obama announced a major shift in american policy toward cuba,

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today marks the sixth anniversary of the miracle on the hudson. on january 15th, 2009, you might not ever forget those incredible pictures. u.s. airways flight 1549 left new york's laguardia airport, ran into a flock of geese, damaging both engines. danville based pilot captain chosely sullen berger made an emergency landing on the hudson river, and the u.s. coast guard, new jersey police, new york police were all on the scene within 4 minutes, and all 155 people on board made it out safely. only a few minor injuries were

reported. two appliance makers are teaming up to save counter space in your kitchen. general electric will start producing refrigerators that feature a keurig brewing system in the space that had been used to dispense cold water and ice. it does take 4 minutes to heat it up water. there's an app for your smartphone that lets you start the brewing process when you're not in your kitchen. it will cost about $3300. >> that's fascinating. time 6:25. it's been two months now since a four-year-old boy plunged 200 feet from a cliff in bodega bay. . yesterday he met the firefighters who saved his life. >> how about that hug? that's sebastian johnson. he was hiking november 10th when he fell down the cliff. firefighter marco robe are, a,s

repelled down, expecting the worst. he was revealed to find sebastian still breathing, still alive. >> just a flood of emotions. i have a four-year-old at home. hit home. >> for weeks, he's been checking up on sebastian's condition. yesterday he was finally able to see sebastian for himself. sebastian's mother says her son is doing amazing, and was eager to meet his heros. >> i can't even describe in words how i feel. there are no words for how grateful, for how -- just how grateful i am. >> we understand. sebastian suffered a head injury, several broken bones. look at him surrounded by his loved ones here. he's expected to be released from the hospital in a couple of weeks. the best team in the, the golden state warriors racked up another milestone last night. they played in front of their 100th straight sell-out crowd at oracle arena, and they scorched

the miami heat 104-89. it was their 15th consecutive home victory, which ties a franchise record. seth curry once again leading the way last night, scoring a point for every minute he was on the floor. he scored 32 points in 32 minutes of action. curry also celebrating something big. he and his wife alicia are expecting their second child. they're holding a sign that says "number two july 2015." so far that post has received almost 82,000 likes. congrats to them. 6:27 is the time. the owner of a menlo park dry cleaner accused of cleaning out his customers. up next, the charges he's customers found themselves missing $700,000. >> the san jose police department need more officers. hear what the chief has decided to do and how it will affect the public. >> good morning. we're looking at a commute where traffic is going to be slow in areas. the big story this morning is

the fog. for some reason, though, it's not foggy here at the 101-580 interchange in san rafael. >> foggy in pleasanton. at least that's where i think i am. we have fog advisories, and we'll talk about other areas dealing with the morning fog as well.

a car smashed through the front door of macy's, stopped 50 feet into the store. this morning, everything is under investigation, an incredible story. we're also live out there eight now. this is the store, the macy's store, still boarded up this morning. we don't even know if macy's

will reopen today. ktvu's tara moriarty is there. she'll have more details coming up just a couple minutes. what a story. >> thank you for joining us. thank you for waking up with us. it's 6:30. before you head out the door, need to hear from steve. >> . >> a couple people, "this remind me of stockton, mow decembero." . >> the tuley fog. >> that's right. the fog advisory is out for the east bay. it's foggy enough in santa rosa, we're going to give an alert. some locations are okay. there's still fog being reported around sfo, oakland, parts of the bay, around hayward, i know; maybe santa clara. the east bay is the winner by far, 0 visibility. i'm giving you a heads up. if you haven't left the house, take it slow.

it's really tough fog came back in yesterday, never retreated completely. it did, but you can see it off to the east. high and mid--level clouds coming from the north bay from a weak system. 30s and 40s on the temps. a cold pattern if you oar stuck in that fog. even if you have clear skies, might be frost on the rooftops or icing. 39 petaluma. gary, observer said, "i can't see far out the window either." that's a weak system. won't be much there instead of high clouds. the fog the big story. high clouds farther south, hazy sun. 0s on these temps. mainly low 60s. sal, you oar getting tweets. i'm getting tweets. >> it's fog by. what doesn't work is high beams. remember driver's ed or the driver's test at the dmv, they emphasize that. be careful. take a look at what we have

with interstate 80. the mac arthur maze. where all these freeways come together, you are going to see a lot of slow traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza. please give yourself extra time. by the time you actually get to the toll plaza here, you will see the traffic is backed up. going to be one of those drives. also looking now at the commutes in the east bay. you'll see the traffic at the toll plaza westbound, as we mention is going to be slow through there. no major problems on the bridge. the bridge itself isn't that foggy. a little fog, but coming into san francisco, for example,, i was just looking at one of those pictures. it looks clear. let's go to san jose in the south bay, where the slowest traffic is on 101 northbound, but 288, 85 look good, as a matter of fact. what doesn't look that food is the livermore valley. slow traffic here. 680 is slow. out of pleasantton to the milpedas area, didn't take long for that to get slow. let's go back to the desk.

still one person at the hospital in critical condition this morning after a crash at an east bay mall yesterday. tara moriarty joins us from the macy's where it is quite obvious where the crash happened. >> reporter: definitely. you can see where the car crashed through, all the plywood as you can see behind me at the macy's department store. the car smashed through the front doors of the store, taking down glass, racks, clothes, customers in its path. all of this unfolded just before 5:00 last night, and you can imagine just how frantic people must have been when the blue honda slammed through the glass doors, and landed about 50 feet inside the men's department. alameda county firefighters treated half a dozen people. four of them, including the driver, had to be taken to the hospital. >> as you'd expect, somewhat chaotic. a lot of people. we had determined how many patients we had, if we had enough resources, and then locate them.

they were not in one spot. >> reporter: a man on the sidewalk suffered the most injuries. he had been dragged inside. an eight-year-old, believed to be the man's daughter, suffered just bruises. officials believe the driver was a 63-year-old woman who had some sort of medical condition, and we're not sure if macy's will be opening today. we're live in newark, i'm tara moriarty. back to you. time 6:35. the san jose police department say they need more police officers. a million mow was isn't out departmentwide notifying officers changes are coming because of staffing shortages. ktvu's georgia mean de la vega in san jose this morning. tell us about it impact on officers and the public, georgia mean. >> reporter: dave, it's the specialized units that investigate certain crimes that will lose officers. the department continues to deal with officers retiring and leaving. about 20 are retiring, and several others are resigning other reasons this month. part of a trend the force has

been dealing with for awhile. in part because these officers are looking for better pay and benefits. to nil in the gaps, the chief has decided to take officers and supervisors out of specialized units, such as gang suppression, traffic enforcement, missing personal, instead reassign them to patrol. the chief wants to make sure they are answering all 911 calls, and admits other areas will not get as much attention. a concern, though, for those who live and work in the city. >> i think it will always be a concern when we're short-staffed or the police department. i believe, whenever there's a lack of enough police to, you know, patrol the areas that need patrolling, of course some effect. might increase crime. also might increase the ability for police to respond to any calls. >> reporter: the department is also a push for mandatory overtime for patrol officers. that portion of the new staffing change needs to be discussed with the police union before it goes through. in the meantime, though, the department is trying to

recruit officers. there's an academy, but as the numbers of recruits that come out of that academy continues to be low. pam? . >> thank you, georgia mean. time now 6:36. an ohio man behind bars accused of plotting a terrorist attack on the u.s. capital. twenty-year-old christopher lee cornell was arrested at a gun store in cincinnati in an undercover operation. the fbi says it first learned about him after he posted online messages voicing support for the islamic terror group. cornell told an fbi in fact manhattan he planned to set off pipe bombs bombs at the capital building, then gun down people as they ran out and pan i could. a retired agent tells us at ktvu news tells us loan -- pose a danger than militant groups. >> a big problem. you don't have to actually associate yourself with an organization. you have to associate yourself with an idea. >> a criminal complaint against cornell states he had tried to contact isis

militants overseas for orders; but when none came, he is then suspected of going on his and hatching a plot to attack washington. congressman eric saldwell says the u.s. faces several terror threats. we caught one the congressman last night at sfo. he had just come back from washington. salwell a member of the house intelligence committee. he told ktvu terrorists increasingly are using social media, and that's a special concern. >> what we've seen from these individuals is they tend to telegraph what they're going to do on social media right now because they want to got credit for it if they are to do in a successful attack. >> congressman falwell says the best way to prevent attacks in the u.s., provide enough resources to law enforcement, work with allies to track the movements of suspected terrorists. later this morning. >> ktvu will be there, pam,

when the two men who climbed el capitan, they will share their story how they made it to the top. yesterday afternoon, the family members and friends stood by. they witnessed history, and celebrated when they did it did. >> they are the first to climb the don wall of el capitan using a rope to catch them if they fell. they didn't use their hands and their feet. this picture captured the moment they embraced after successfully reaching that summit. >> in this video, you can barely make out the last of the two -- took 19 days to complete the 3,000 foot climb. they ate and slept in tents, tiny hedges of that rockwall.

rockwall. the president tweeted out this picture. he congratulateed the climbers, saying, quote, "you remind us anything is possible." . time now 6:39. the owner of memo park dry cleaning business is behind bars, accused of cheating 35 customers out of hundreds of thousands of dollars. gary smith is the owner of menalto cleaners. police say he overcharged customers' credit cards, and between 2011 and 2014, stole almost $700,000. now, chance against smith include fraud, identity theft, even elder abuse. he is ñf ion dollars bail. the anniversary for sea lions. it was 25 years ago when the sea lions started making their home at the pier's k dock. now they're one of san francisco's biggest tourist attractions.

everybody wants to see them and hear them. to celebrate, there will be free walking tours tomorrow through monday at noon, two, one -- two, three, 4 p.m. some of the businesses that appear at 39 will also offer special discounts in honor of the sea lions. >> i remember when they came back, and you could hear them living in the marina. you could hear them. they're pretty loud. 6:41 is the time. a bay area man in custody accused of setting fire to his own home and three of his neighbor's homes. coming up in 20 minutes, what his son told ktvu about the fires. plus it is a group to empower women. up next, how a homeless group of women in the south bay are inspiring each other. . >> good morning. we are looking for a commute that is going to be moderate. we're looking at a commute just moderate. we're seeing slow traffic some of the areas, and, of course, the fog is an issue. we also have a new crash in fremont we're talking

about. let you know about all of that coming up. >> clear skies for some and cold. patchy fog for others, and super thick fog. east bay and parts of the north bay. a dense fog advisory out for the east bay. we'll have more updates for the north bay coming up in about oh 7 minutes. female announcer: get beautyrest, posturepedic even tempur-pedic mattress sets at low clearance prices. and through monday, get 3 years interest-free financing on selected models. don't miss sleep train's year end clearance sale. ♪ your ticket to a better night's

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welcome back. a new year means new goals a. group of homeless women in the south bay are helping others achieve their goals. the group called the women's gathering place. organized by eileen hunter, who formed the group after meeting a homeless group on the bus. her dream is to eventually offer transitional housing for homeless women. the number of female chief executive officers at u.s. companies is actually surging. turnover among ceos in the u.s. reached a six-year high last year. that's according to a global consulting company. seventy percent of the men who left were replaced by women. the number of men replacing women in the top job dropped by 25%. the women are still significantly underrepresented will the only 5% of fortune 500 companies have women as chief executives. all right. time is 6:456789 let's check in now with tori campbell, see what's coming up

on mornings on two. >> coming up on "mornings on two," you add think city college of san francisco would be celebrating now the school is getting two more years to comply with accreditation requirements. we'll explain why some school advocates are critical of the decision. >> and tax refunds delayed. if you're looking forward to spending your expected refund quickly, find out why the irs says it will take longer to mail out those checks this year. those are some of the stories we're hawke mornings on news. >> thank you. time 6:46. this afternoon, the 49ers are going to hold a news conference they're going to present jim tomsula as their next head coach. joined the 49ers in 2007. now, in his football career, he coached high school, college, and the pros. 2006, he was the head coach of ryan fire. identity's team in germany now a defunct medal lead in europe. even though he's most familiar with the 49ers' defensive line, the players say

he's popular with the whole team >> the players expect the coach -- the coach can get the player's attention. you oar going to be jot at coach. >> 49ers owner yesterday york calls tomsula a tremendous mentor. tomsula filled in as an interim head coach. 49ers won that game 38-7. jim harbaugh took over the following season. and the raiders also have a new head coach. they will officially announce the hiring of jack delrio in a news conference tomorrow. delrio was the head coach of the jacksonville jaguars. he's been the defensive coordinator for the bronco's. delrio grew up in the east bay, graduated from heyward high school. starred in football, baseball,

and basketball. his teammates say he always loved the silver and black. >> at that time, of course, the raiders were winning super bowls, and stable lowers and the 2 zacks. that was a big part of who we were. >> right, right. into this day, jack will say deep down inside he is a raider. >> some of the current football players at heyward high school say del rio is a role model who they look up because of where he came from, just how much he's already achieved in his life. . let's go out and take a look at what we have with the traffic approaching the bay bridge, mac

arthur maze. bagup. 25, 30-minute delay getting on to the bridge itself. more time, of course, driving across that span. san mat,o bridge a little slow this morning as you head out to the high-rise. not stop and go, but certainly slow and go heading out. and when they are -- when there's fog like this, sometimes we get air delays. we're going to be checking on that. southbound 880 at auto mall parkway, there's report of a new crash reported a few moments ago. traffic is already beginning to slow down. so the accident's right about here, and you can already tell the traffic is slowing down heading southbound. 6:49. let's go to steve in the weather center. >> thank you. information. facebook, twitter. even e-mail. thanks to all of you for that. san ramon hills, very foggy there. pleasantton. the fog horns have been sounding all morning. guess it sounds nice, unless you have to go out, find your car or truck in the dealership and can't see it. that's the comment i've been getting. really foggy. i don't want to make light.

the visibility is awful. you can not see your hand in front of your face in some east bay locations. the north bay chp says, "there's enough fog around santa rosa, they also issued a warning for that as well. i'm not surprised. the fog, we'll get back to that in a second. this drive pattern looks ugly. seriously, we're not going to get much rain from this system coming in on the weekend. maybe santa rosa north. the problem is after that high pressure builds right back in. the model of choice, not that this means anything to some of you has been the canadian long-range model, and it builds a massive high pressure over us. the american version, the gfs, the european keep trying to bring in rain. it's not happening. . i have to go with the hottest model of choice. no pun intended. that's the canadian model. there might be a little light rain to the north. folks in mendocino county, lake

county. today identity temperatures fog, north bay valley. there's still some peninsula south bay. nothing compared to what's in the east bay. upper 30s for some, 0s for others. everyone's pretty close. even the high elevations in the 40s, petaluma, fog, 39 degrees. lake port 37. there's a lot of 30s popping up. that fog and 30s, man that's a cold pattern. system weakening, moving to the north. it will drag across high cloud. mostly cloudy to the north. hazy skies. i say "fair." you know what i mean by that. thick morning fog. some of that might be slow to burn off. 0s, 6 0s, temps coming down. a slight component of an easterly breeze. we're losing that. not as strong as it was. oakly, ant i don't care, brentwood. rocket, martinez, benicia, going to be a cold pattern. it was warmer couple days ago. >> . >> little better south bay, but low to mid-60s, and i been really nice on the coast.

after friday's system, i think we just see partly sunny, partly cloudy. >> yeah. i did duck out for you. >> yes, sir. >> outside our door. >> chilly. no fog out our door. >> it's just -- around. >> all right, steve. thank you. time 6:51. remember how we told you about the people stuck on the smoke-filled subway train in washington, d.c.? well this morning, we're learning it took rescuers more than a half hour to get to them. in 20 minutes, we'll it will you why it took so long. >> people are calling it a shocking chain of events. first a cyclist was hit by a truck. what happened after the driver got out to help is hard to believe.

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people in oakland are stunned that two people were robbed after they were involved in a traffic accident. now, investigators say 25-year- old greg lowry was riding his bike. he may have run a red light. an 81-year-old man in a pickup truck hit lowry. then he stopped to help him. witnesses say a crowd formed around them, and both men's wall etc. were stolen. now people are upset about this, but at least one man says poverty and homelessness, well, it can change people. >> if you don't have a resource, then you see a resource all of the sudden just right in front of your face, that's what you're

going to do. >> seems like people have no respect for old people, first off. second they're helping someone, you know. that's really awful. >> lowry is still in the hospital. he's in critical condition. police are still investigating what happened, and the robbery suspects, they are still out there. facebook founder mark zuckerberg is on a mission to bring free internet to columbia. zuckerberg's free internet access initiative will allow people with even low-end cell phones to access for free a limited number of web sites. zuckerberg said he homes it will help end the decades-long conflict between government and remember groups. fans of "avatar" are going to have to wait an extra year for the next install. . james cameron announced the next "avatar" you we have will not be released until 2017. he said he's working on writing all three sequels at the same time, and the job is

more complex than he anticipated. released in 2009, "avatar" is the highest grossing anymore in history. had a great time last night. the fifth annual oakland restaurant week has officially begun. there was a vup launch party at the den of the fox right next to the fox theater. a lot of people came out. this year, 80 restaurants from 20 different neighborhoods are a part of this. a lot of new chefs and restaurant owners say oakland is the basically to be because of high potential and lower aren't. more than 300 restaurants have opened in oakland since 2013. >> if you want to see a full list of all the participating restaurants -- and the food is delicious -- wells check out the men use, go to ktvu.com. look for the "web section. also coming up on mornings.

tara moriarty is looking into what happened. >> a sneak peek at what san francisco mayor ed lee plans to announce today at his state of the city address about the future of san francisco.

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>> reporter: we are live at a mall in newark where a car smashes through the front of a macy's department store sernding four people to the -- sending four people to the hospital. we'll tell you how investigators believe it went down. not just this house. he went and bushed down other people's houses. >> a suspected arsonist in the east bay goes from home to home setting fires. reaction from his son and why he it did it. a terror attack on the nation's capitol prevented. how the fbi tracked down the man plotting a deadly attack. "mornings on 2" begins right now. an out-of-control car plowed right through the front doors of a macy's at the newpark mall in