this morning. a major demonstration about to get underway any minute at the montgomery station in san francisco. it's a protest over issues of police brutality. we'll show you what the scene likes like this morning. we're looking at the roads they appear to be having a little bit of a tougher commute because of this b.a.r.t. protest. where it's most crowded getting into the city and what the best way is to get around. >> reporter: we're live at the b.a.r.t. station where people are anticipating the protest. we'll let you know what folks have to say about that coming up. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. it is friday, it's january 16th. >> we're following a planned protest targeting b.a.r.t.

it has the potential to be a major disruption to this morning's commute. we have team coverage. alex savidge is at the montgomery b.a.r.t. station where the protest is supposed to get underway at this hour. sal castanedo keeping an eye on how this protest could force more to drive in the city and tara moriarty is out in contra costa county from reaction from the city. steve, how does the weather look? >> not as foggy, you two. there's some areas where it's really foggy. yesterday was the day where they've had that. there's been light rain. i've had three reports. count them. three sprinkles around santa rosa. so thank you for that. rain up into mendocino county. lake county, but really not much south and i just don't think we'll see much. fog, though, pockets south bay, east bay -- south bay peninsula, favors the east bay. looks like the one band is moving through. could be light rain around

windsor north, angwin. that looks to be the line. out to the valley. this is a warm system. won't do much for the sierras. 40s on the temps. almost 50. much warmer on the lows. a little south wind helps. areas in the 30s. there are all in the 40s. to the north there will be light rain or sprinkles. there's plenty here. it's just not coming here. it's going up there which is del norte and hum belt county. fort bragg, ukiah, lake county north. i know things are getting busy with b.a.r.t. let's get right to it. we've been following this story of the planned protest. a group of demonstrators wants b.a.r.t. to disband the police force. let's go to reporter alex savidge following this developing news at the montgomery street b.a.r.t.

station platform. alex? >> reporter: hey, sal. good morning to you. we are here on the platform. a very busy station. let me show you the scene as we push in. you can probably see a number of b.a.r.t. police officers, a number of b.a.r.t. employees. they are all stationed up and down the platform just to make sure if any problems arise, they will be able to handle that situation and this is what we've seen here this morning. we also understand that the trains coming into the montgomery station this morning, they are coming in slowly. obviously that could have a trickle down effect and could cause delays down the system. a short time ago, this was the scene we saw as b.a.r.t. employees, dozens of them and b.a.r.t. police officers held a meeting here on the platform in preparation for this morning's demonstration. it is supposed to get underway at 7:00. we've not seen any action yet on the platform. this is a demonstration over issues of brutality.

protesters, about 500 are expected to be here, demanding that charges be dropped for 14 protesters who were arrested during a demonstration back on black friday. they are also calling for the b.a.r.t. police department to be disbanded as well. so they have a list of demands. 500 people are expected to stage a demonstration here on the platform at the montgomery station. one thing, they were requesting that anyone participating would bring metal spoons to this protest. it's unclear exactly what they are for. i guess we'll have to wait and see. a lot of b.a.r.t. police officers on the platform. we're getting for the demonstration to get underway. thank you, alex. we're gonna give you more traffic information. i think what we're seeing here is slightly heavier than usual, the pattern getting that san francisco. some people don't want to deal with it. this friday doesn't look like a normal friday at the bay bridge. there are more people using the

car and more people on the roads in general in the east bay where b.a.r.t. serves most clients. let's go 880 northbound and southbound. this commute is moderately heavy. no major problems heading south. if you are driving in the south bay, this crash northbound 85 at 17 is beginning to draw lookers, fire department, medics are there. it's 7:05. back to the desk. all right. thank you, sal. and of course, as we've been mexing, we're keeping a close eye on the situation regarding b.a.r.t. tara moriarty is at the walnut creek station where she has not seen many commuters this morning. tara? >> reporter: it's been kind of light. we will were getting ready to interview this guy. he had to jump on the train. we had a chance to speak to a couple people and they mentioned they were definitely concerned about the protests going on. some of them get a head start. then were able to leave the

house early. in case they ran into some traffic jams on b.a.r.t., they would be prepared. others chose obviously to stay home friday, of course, making it an extra long weekend and perhaps work from home if you are lucky enough to do that. we spoke to one woman who said she was extremely frustrated with b.a.r.t. because of the delays happening. a lot of the mechanical problems. she sort of mentioned, you know, last yeern when they had the strikes and there were delays and interruptions because of the that. wasn't too happy about what was going on today. was hoping it didn't impact her commute into san francisco. we're just gonna keep standing here and monitoring, you know, the tracks and seeing if it gets backed up at all. right now it appears to be light and things are running smoothly. back to you. >> thank you, tara. 7:06. we are following developing news in paris, where a hostage situation is now over. it began a few hours ago at a post office in the suburb north

of the city. want to show you some pictures from social media of the scene when police were negotiating with the hostage taker. french media is reporting the man has now surrendered. paris police say this appeared to be a robbery gone wrong and was not connected to last week's terror attacks. at least two people were being held hostage. no one was injured. back here at home. at 7:07, in a couple of hours from now, closing arguments are due to begin in the trial of an east bay area teacher who is accused of 22 counts of molestation. now, yesterday, 46-year-old joseph martin took the witness stand for a second time. martin is being retried on charges that he molested several male students at woodside elementary school in concord. martin denies any wrongdoing. yesterday, he testified that any time that he patted a student on the head or shoulder, it was to reasure or calm that student. if convicted, martin could be sentenced to life in prison. three members of the women's basketball team from

solano college in fairfield are facing charges of assault with a deadly weapon. delana bluefield said she went with a friend to help settle an argument and was jumped by three women and beaten with bats and crowbars. the women arrested are -- >> blueford said they were people she once considered close friends. >> called each other family and for them to watch me get beat and be part of it is just a sad thing. >> now, the school's basketball coach says in his 15 years of coaching, he's never seen such a senseless act of violence. blueford's father said his daughter is recovering and her right eye is still swollen shut. we continue to follow our top story this morning. in fact, protesters right now are just starting to gather at

b.a.r.t.'s montgomery street station. these are live pictures right now of the scene. there is concern this could disrupt b.a.r.t. service. we have crews at various locations. push one, push two. there you go. >> yep. two babies born on the same freeway in the past two days. we'll tell you what one of the fathers told ktvu he did when he realized there was no chance he was gonna make it to the hospital in time.

we continue to follow a developing story. these are live pictures as protesters have arrived at the montgomery street station in san francisco. we had a live report there about ten minutes ago. there was no sign of them.

now there seems to be quite a few people there. sal has just tweeted that bart says trains are not stopping at the montgomery station. commuters should use the powell for embarcadero stations instead. the goal is to shut down bart, the protesters' facebook page says, they want to get rid of the bart police department. they want to protest arrests made. there goes a bart train. they want to -- they want no arrests made for the people who held a similar protest back in november. right now, you see spoons. these protesters were told to bring spoons. they were not told why. but they are banging them on the floor trying to make some noise. as our camera is moving around we can see another train going by. and they are making more noise with the spoons, trying to raise attention to their cause. coming up in minutes we'll hear

from sal on how this protest is impacting the rest of the commute, even if you are not taking bart. you may still feel the impact of this protest. we want to go to sal right now to check in on the commute. i just got the phone with bart dispatcher. he said that the trains coming into san francisco are stopping in montgomery. the trains going out to oakland are not. but he also said that could change at any moment and my suggestion to you is just to avoid montgomery altogether, to avoid any of this and use embarcadero or powell instead. now, again, if you are coming in, trains coming into the city will stop according to bart. trains leaving san francisco for oakland will not stop at montgomery and my suggestion is just avoid the whole thing altogether. there will be a lot of people there a lot of reporters. you don't want this. use powell or embarcadero. again, i just got off the phone

with them. they say things are changing by the moment. what i'm saying right now may not be the case in ten minutes. stay with us. we'll give you the update. >> we have alex savidge on the scene right now along with our camera photojournalist and we can hear some of the protests shouting. they have signs there. they are protesting the arrests the day after thanksgiving over the protest that was held against the ferguson grand jury decision and also wanting to get rid of the bart -- the whole bart police department. we'll continue to follow this. we're trying to see what's going on. it looks like there's some bart police officers, bart security there. they held a special training session. we saw pictures of that try to make sure that service is not completely disrupted. they are not stopping in one direction at the montgomery

station and bart suggestions to stay tuned to see what happened with the rest of this situation. banging spoons on the window at the bart trains. looks like it's causing scratches there. very fluid situation there. >> so far, the bart police are showing a lot of restraint from what we've been able to see so far. they are allowing it looks like some people to get off the train if they choose to or get on. no confrontation at this point. but you can see the protesters are not damaging property on the ground or the poles and then on the walls, the glass of the bart trains. >> a lot of people were warned about this. we've noticed an increase in traffic on the road. a lot of people are choosing not to take bart and are driving instead so they are causing, you know, not a lot of heavy traffic but there are some people who don't have a choice, have to take bart and they are disrupted right now.

and we will -- we'll don't to follow this. we have a crew there and we'll have more on this coming up shortly. 7:15. continue on with other news on "mornings on 2," it's happened again, another baby born on highway 24 in contra costa county. chp is now calling it the miracle highway. the latest birth happened last night during the evening commute. officers say about 5:30 a couple pulled onto the shoulder near interstate 680 and the mother gave birth to a healthy baby boy. mom, dad and baby are doing just fine. that's the second birth just the past two days during wednesday morning's commute, they had just passed the exit in fayette when it came clear there boy wasn't going to wait. it was up to dad, a computer engineer, to deliver his son. >> ran over to the passenger seat. opened the door. started positioning her this

way. >> it was just like oh, my gosh. i can't believe this. >> it hit me. oh, my god. i can't believe i delivered my own son. that's surreal. >> about five minutes later, the three of them droesk of them trove to the hospital -- the three of them drove to the hospital. out of west palm beach, florida, police caught a teenage boy posing as a doctor. a patient alerted officials after noticing the boy in a lab coat outside an ob-gyn office. the boy said he's been a doctor for years. but the teen's mother said the boy suffers from a medical condition and has not been taking his medication. no charges will be pressed. the number of people who caught the measles at disneyland, it's going up. california health officials announced 13 new cases. now there are at least 39 cases. the newest cases include eight

from san diego county. five from los angeles county. most patients visited between december 15th and december 20th. but some of them caught the illness from other people who visited the theme parks. tesla's ceo elon musk is taking new action on his radical high-speed public transit idea. it's called the hyperloop. he says this vacuum tube like system would launch people from location to the next using pressurizing pods. he plans to build a test track for students and companies developing prototypes. it will probably be in the texas. musk has criticized high-speed rail saying it will cost ten times as much as his hyperloop plan. we want to check in with sal, as we've been following, there is a situation, protesters at bart montgomery street station. that's impactth the rest of the

commute. >> there are about 50 people on the platform at the montgomery station. some people have been arrested down there but there haven't been any people up on the streets. and so far, the system other than that delay at montgomery the system is doing well. if you are trying to get your car into the city, this friday looks like any other day. usually on fridays it's lighter but i think a lot of people have decided to drive. maybe hopefully carpool but getting into the city, not using bart. and right now there is a packup, 250, 30-minute delay -- backup, 5, 50-minute 50 -- 25, 30-minute delay. we're gonna check in with san francisco airport about delays. this is a look at san jose where 85 is slow because of an stent. 280 is a good alternate. 85 northbound is not that great. if you are looking at the dumb

dumbarton bridge -- dumbarton bridge, traffic is slow. let's go to steve who is in the weather center. >> thank you, sal. we do have some light rain to the north. not a lot but that -- yesterday, we true the line around. santa rosa, calistoga north. there's fog on the san mateo bridge. peninsula, south bay has fog. east bay still dealing with thick fog, not as bad as yesterday. it's going to be milder toward the south bay but to the north with the cloud cover it will be on the cooler side. no fog advisory that i've seen so far. but dense fog thicker to the east but yesterday was a lot worse. but there's pockets of it around crockett, benicia, be out to brentwood. cloverdale had reports of light rain, clearlake, willits and it looks like coming into the russian river heard from

raymond he's in cazadero and he said finally january rain. i know. can you send that? no, it will stay in the north bay. 40s on the temps or 50s. 0, 12 degrees warmer -- 10, 12 degrees warmer for anyone. there's still an easterly breeze. this is near livermore or san jose. that will make for a mild day. santa rosa bennett valley, a couple of reports of sprinkles or light rain. plenty of moisture to the north. not a lot to support this to the south. it does put in a .01 on sfo. that's probably overdone. a little weather humor. probably overdone. santa rosa north looks to be the cutoff. we'll get a break on saturday and then another one on sunday. after that, everything looks quiet and dry. mostly cloudy, morning fog, light rain, but a lot of cloud cover and mild temps. to the north 50s and mainly low 60s. same for the east bay because of the fog.

temperatures may be warmer around the bay. south bay looking for mid- to upper 60s, including gilroy and santa cruz, san jose at 65. 60s on the peninsula. fog east bay, peninsula south bay. after sunday's system, i think we're done for a while. >> done for a while. >> when you say system, you mean -- >> it doesn't look like much. >> very similar to what we're seeing today. >> all right. thank you. 7:22. we are still following protests in san francisco at the montgomery street bart station aimed to disrupt bart service. ktvu crews are fanning out monitoring the situation. here is a live look at what the bart platform looks like at montgomery street right now. we're all looking for an edge to move ahead and advance our careers. up next, the number one tip how to get ahead an how to do it. -- and how to do it.

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we're following a developing story in san francisco. these are live pictures. we're in san francisco at the montgomery street bart station. a protest happening right now. protesters trying to disrupt bart service, even shut it down. now, coming up in a couple of minutes sal and our entire team will have the very latest on this protest and how it's affecting and you the -- affecting you and the morning commute. the driver whose car smashed into macy's may not face charges because of a medical condition. one victim remains hospitalized in critical condition. the driver's family said the woman is being treated for ovarian cancer and undergoing chemotherapy. she started to feel sick while waiting for her grandson to come out the store and became distracted. all of that information will be included in the report on the crash. if you are looking to

advance your career, try remembering just one thing, people's names. according to a blog from a professional career counselor in the san francisco chronicle, remembering one's name shows you are a good listener. you are focusing on making a good impression, you are distracted and simple things like a name slip from your memory. it's advised to repeat the person's name when they introduce themselves and use it at least once while talking with them. 7:26. richmond police shoot and injure a man they say was carrying a semi-automatic handgun. the reason this could be the first test of the department's brand-new crime fighting tool. >> reporter: and a demonstration here at the bart station, montgomery station in san francisco underway this morning. in this is the -- is the

demonstration over police brutality. we're looking at increased levels of traffic in many areas, including the areas getting into san francisco crossing the bay. it's not like a typical friday out there. allow extra time. almost three forecasts today. one to the north includes some rain. one around the east bay and bay includes some fog and mild to warm temperatures south. we'll sort it all out for you.

good morning. 7:29. we have team coverage right now. a planned protest happening at the montgomery street station. these are live pictures. you are listening to protesters banging spoons on anything they can find and this is disrupting the morning commute. alex savidge is there at the montgomery bart station where trains are not stopping right now. there's been at least one arrest. sal's keeping an eye on how this is impacting the rest of the commute. you can see a train running through the station. and janine de la vega is at the daly city bart station with reaction from bart riders trying to get into the city. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about the weather.

a few drops. >> there's some rain to the north. not a lot. there's a little bit. [audio difficulties brb ] >> there's not a lot coming down. but there are reports of a little bit. there's some. that looks to be where the focus will be. in the run river, guerneville, healdsburg. santa rosa north. 40s on the temps. warmer than yesterday. a good 10 degrees for some, especially the south bay. areas in the 30s, a lot of 40s and 50s including gilroy and morgan hill. there is a little bit of the a breeze, fairfield. it's variable. northwest at napa. ulcan see some of that cloud cover -- you can see some of that cloud cover. maybe a little bit on the marin coast it's very weak. we'll get a lot of cloud cover and not much else. mostly cloudy. morning fog. some of that is thick. light rain to the north. mild to the south. here's sal with an update on what's going on with bart. well, this demonstration against bart is underway.

we've been monitoring the protests and the impact on service. alex savidge is live at the montgomery street b.a.r.t. platform where activity is heating un. but -- alex -- i think -- >> reporter: sorry. a little difficult to hear down here. we -- folks brought their metal spoons. this is the demonstration. let me show you what's going on the this is how they are using the metal spoons. they are banging them against the walls, against the pillars and bart strains-- trains. a short time ago, the protesters made their bay up to another station possibly the embarcadero station. but still an ongoing demonstration here. you have bart staged in various

areas. the trains are not stopping at the station. that's obviously a security protocol for bart. i want to talk to one of the gentleman who is part of the organizing effort here. amad freeman. i believe i got that right. tell me about the issues you are trying to highlight. >> all of this is in response to a call to reclaim king's legacy of direct action. this is the pacified image. we're trying to connect the dots between police violence and economic violence. [inaudible due to background noise] >> reporter: the message -- >> no business as usual.

we're trying to disrupt the notion of sweeping things under the rug. >> reporter: let me ask you, we saw half of the group that was here on the platform. they all went upstairs planning for a different station nearby? >> i'm not able to speak on that. i know that our goal is to disrupt business as usual for as hong as possible and however the organizations feel -- [inaudible] >> reporter: appreciate you taking the time. one of the organizers this morning. a number of protesters left the montgomery station a few minutes ago and i was told by a couple of them they were headed to the embarcadero station. we'll have to wait and wait and see how the demonstration progresses. the point we want to drive

home, b.a.r.t. trains are not stopping. they go slowly. one other thing to point out, we've seen one protesters, a gentleman, taken into custody by b.a.r.t. police officers a short time ago. right after he was using his metal spoons to bang on a passing train. that's the only person we've seen taken into custody. >> thank you. we're following the traffic. it appears more people are driving because of the uncertainty on b.a.r.t. let's go to the -- let's go to the eastshore freeway first. 26 minutes. not a lot but more than fridays. i think more people are driving on a friday. we're lucky the volume of traffic is just a little less. that's helping out. the bay bridge toll plaza backed up to the macarthur maze. and those metering lights are on which again is a little bit robust for a friday but nothing

undo-able, about a 25, 30- minute drive into san francisco. no problems, by the way, as you head across the bridge itself. looking at the livermore valley, now this is what it normally looks like on a friday, it is lighter than usual. normally there is a lot of stop and go traffic here. right now it looks okay as you drive to castro valley. >> thank you. investigators in richmond are hoping new body cameras on police officers may get answers in a r police shooting case where a man was critically injured. it happened yesterday afternoon at nevin avenue and 21st street. now, police say an officer approached the man because he noticed something suspicious about him. they say at that point, the man allegedly pulled out a semi- automatic handgun that had an illegal extended magazine. that's when the police officer fired several shots. >> the officer chose to defend himself by shooting the suspect. that was an absolutely split- second decision the officer made. >> investigators say that

suspect was also carrying a bag full of methamphetamine and several bags of marijuana. this is a first police shooting in richmond since uniform police officers started wearing body cameras last week. it's not clear if there's any footage in this particular case because officers are not required to have the cameras turned on at all times. 7:37. secretary of state john kerry is in paris to pay his respects to the victims at last week's terror attacks. this morning, kerry laid wreaths at the offices of charlie hebdo and at the kosher grocery market where the attacks occurred. kerry toured both sild with the french foreign mib ster. his visit is a show of schoolly dare after the obama administration was criticized for failing to send a top government official to the unity rally last sunday. paris remains on edge. an abandoned suitcase caused french police to evacuate a train station early this

morning. officers say they are not taking any chances. so they temporarily shut town the station as a pre -- shut town the station as a precaution -- shut down the station as a precaution. and police in belgium conducted an anti-terrorism raid. more than a dozen have been arrested. it started after forces shot and killed two terror attacks and wounded another. investigators moved quickly to preempt what they call a major impending attack. they uncovered a plot to target police officers and police stations. several firearms, large sums of money and gps devices were sized during the overnight police sweep. and the vatican issued a clarification on comments pope francis made during a visit in the philippines. the vatican said he was not justifying the paris terror attacks when he announced that there are limits to freedom of speech, especially when it insubjects or ridicules someone's faith -- insults or

ridicules someone's faith. and pope francis surprised the world and put the spotlight on california by announcing he plans to elevate father serra too saint hood. he established the missions up and down the state in the mid 1700s but he's a controversial subject in california history because of the way native- americans were treated. the president of serra high school says the franciscan missionary still serves as a model for students. >> the virtue being a man of faith, wisdom and service, someone who wants to build community, those are the virtues we instill in our communities here. >> not only do we know for sure that violence was used systematically through the missions in california, we know that it was part of the program. >> the ceremony could -- to

take him a state will be held this fall. there's speculation the pope could visit carmel. he lived at the mission and that's where he is buried. back to developing news on the protests at san francisco's montgomery street station affecting the morning commute on b.a.r.t. trains are not stopping at that b.a.r.t. station right now. we're getting word that the embarcadero station is now closed. ktvu has reporters all over the bay area. janine de la vega is live in daly city. what's the situation there? >> reporter: we got here about twient minutes ago. i came down to the platform. it seems as if it is business as usual here. i talked to a b.a.r.t. employee who said that it just honestly seems like another normal work day. as you know, no trains are stopping at the montgomery stations because of the protests there and there was an

advisory saying there might be a disruption to service. so commuters should take that into consideration. i stopped a couple of commuters to ask them, did they come here early, because they were worried about the protests. so far they said no, they are just crossing their fingers. i'm joined by remy. you are from san francisco. were you concerned about this on your way to work this morning? >> yeah. everyone is concerned. much more fvel -- a lot of people would rather keep going the normal day as if none of this had happened. but socially we are a -- we are aware of everything that's going on. >> if our -- we just find alternatives, get off at powell, get off at civic center and take public transportation. >> you think there will be a lot of buzz at work? >> there will be. it's a social issue. yesterday was martin luther

king, junior and today is just -- everyone has a lot to say. >> reporter: okay. thanks so much. we're hearing -- i've been monitoring social media on twitter. it sounds like they may be blowing their horns. the train operators. i'm not sure if remy will be hearing here. we'll go back to the platform and see how things are. >> i'm getting new information on the san situation in san francisco. the protesters have moved, in addition to the montgomery station, they've moved to the embarcadero station. that station is closed as well. so two stations in san francisco bart trains are not stopping there. these are live pictures of the montgomery street station. you see protesters with spoons. the station remains closed. we will continue to follow this

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you can see the montgomery street station right there. you are listening. you can hear a lot of protesters have spoons. they are banging on any place they can find. pillars, the floors, we've also been told trains are not stopping at montgomery street station. they are also not stopping at the embarcadero station. there are protesters there and now we hear protesters are headed to the powell station in san francisco. that's not closed yet but we are keeping an eye on that. right now embarcadero, montgomery, b.a.r.t. stations closed. trains are not stopping there. we're keeping an on eye on the powell situation. one protester has been arrested at the montgomery station. this has been planned. it ended in a march on martin luther king day. protesters have released demands including for bart to drop all charges against the black friday 14. that's a group of 14 activists

arrested for chaining themselves to a bart train at the west oakland station on november 28th. we're looking at a train that's empty right now. tori? >> there is a couple of people on there. it looks like the door is opening. sal? bart has reopened the montgomery station. trains are running through embarcadero. we're also getting information that some of the protesters may be heading to powell. what bart appears to be doing wherever the protesters are not, they are reopening the station. wherever the protesters go, they are preventing them from getting into the platform. this station here -- montgomery? where are we? >> i believe this is montgomery. >> stopping. that's according to a tweet from alicia post, the spokesperson. >> thank you, sal. we're seeing quite a bit of police activity and security there. they were training.

they had a big meeting before the service started this morning on bart on how to handle the situation. we're still seeing protests there with spoons banging on the pillars. it looks like there's people getting on and off at the train. we'll keep an eye on the situation for u people are taking to social media to vent and express support. pam cook joins us in the studio for a look at online reaction. >> always an interesting way to hear how people are thinking. we're hearing comments and we're getting pictures which are really great. if you are out there in that, tweet us, facebook us and let us know. we want to share those with you. we want to show you. yes, it is interrupting those. hashtag bart is the hashtag a

lot of people are using. you can use that to look up the comments as well. adrian, it looks like casual carpool day for me. and he hashtag bartfriday is another tag people are using. this photo has groups with banners. this was the scene a little earlier and really crowded as people are starting to gather and then another photo came in from alyssa. no train stopping here. it looks like i got here right on time. she sent us this picture. so again we're watching our twitter and facebook page. if you are out there again in this please send us a photos and let us know how it's going and we will share more of those in our next hour of "mornings on 2." we're also live atle federal courthouse building in oakland right now. dozens of protesters are blocking that building. these are live pictures you are looking at right now. a lot of activity. we're getting reports that the

protesters are chained to each other. you can see a huge sign out in front of the courthouse right there. peoplele are gathered. some being iget viewed but they are locking the entrance. it's not clear if this protest you are looking at live now is connected at the other protests happening at b.a.r.t. this is a fluid situation as well. we'll keep an eye on all of this and bring you the latest information as soon as it becomes available. >> we do know that the bart protests are part of a series protesting the police killings of unarmed black men in ferguson and new york. we'll continue to follow the one with bart and also the courthouse in oakland. we want to go to sal now. very interesting fluid

situation. montgomery open. embarcadero still closed? >> that's right. bart keeps changing it because the protesters are moving around. we'll let you know as things keep changing but this bart protest is correlated with a lot more traffic in the east bay for a friday. usually on friday, it's not quite this busy at the tone and other commutes -- at the tone -- at the toll plaza and other commutes. westbound 580 traffic looks okay. southbound 680 through concord is a little slow out of pleasant hill. and through the walnut creek interchange, in an area where on fridays we usually have lighter traffic. highway 4 also a little bit busier coming over the foggy willow pass grade. let's go to steve. thank you, sir. some rain to the north. a little bit of fog east bay. very thick around crockett, benicia area and discovery bay.

beautiful sunrise here a lot of high and mid-level clouds. thanks to cheryl. okay, we have drizzle in santa rosa. also harry, picking up a little bit of light rain. i know there's been some to the north. about .10 in lake county. there were decent amounts in mendocino county. ukiah, .30. farther north, not too shabby. pockets of light rain. cloeveererdale. you can see to guerneville. there's light rain. calistoga and st. helena. not a lot. 40s on the -- on the temps to 50s. 40 40 -- 40s on the temps.

there's just not a lot. maybe marin county. north of that, south of that hardly anything. 44 in tahoe. this is not a cold system if you are heading up there. maybe light rain and then on sunday. these systems will do a lot for extreme northern california. just not for us. a weak system today, light rain in the north bay. we'll get a break saturday. one more system of the same will come in and on sunday. mostly cloudy, a lot of cloud cover to the south. mild temps. light rain, cooler to the north. 50s for some. low 60s for others. kentfield, san rafael, 63 but 57 antioch. brentwood, 58. too much fog dealing with that. coming upper 60s. santa clara valley and then also on the peninsula. a lot of mid-60s, low 60s on the coast after sunday, i think we're done for a while. >> thank you. the developers at candlestick, they've confirmed now to ktvu's david stevenson,

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there as well. >> yep. we're gonna add that. >> reporter: this is easy to make. >> very, very easy. because the crab is already cooked, you really just want to warm the crab through. you don't want to cook the crab a second time. it's a very fast dish. we'll add crab meat. >> reporter: how long do you cook the crab initially? >> we boil it and when we add the crab. the temperature of the water drops. we let it come back up to a boil. not very long. the crab is very delicate. >> reporter: we have to get going. we're gonna let that simmer. let that cook here. when we come back, around 8:50 we'll taste it out. i'm sure it will taste wonderful. >> we can almost smell it from here. >> all of the information is at ktvu.com. that recipe is on there as well. 7:59. reading, writing and civics. what arizona students are

required to know before they graduate. >> reporter: and several noisy demonstrations underway this morning inside several b.a.r.t. stations in san francisco. it's a protest over issues of police brutality. we'll show you the scene at the montgomery station and tell you about the action police took some time ago against some demonstrators. we have more traffic in the east bay because of these protests, or at least we think it is because of the protests getting into the city. we'll tell you more coming up. light rain to the north. emphasis on light rain. fog, we'll see if there's more hope for rain over the weekend.

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welcome back. these are live pictures. we're at the montgomery street b.a.r.t. station. service was just restored about 15 minutes ago. protest eslike what you are watching -- protests like what you are watching right now force the officials to shut down the -- forced the officials to shut down the station. authorities shut down the embarcadero station because they were banging spoons on the trains. now, we're following live situations. this is very fluid.

it's affecting commuters. in a couple of minutes, alex savidge will give you an update on all of this developing news and why this all started this friday morning. stay tuned. welcome back to "mornings on 2." friday, january 16th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. quick look at weather and traffic and steve you were saying a few raindrops up to the north. >> a little bit. >> a little bit. >> that russian river area to calistoga. .03 up there. there's a little bit there. but again, as george and chris richardson have riled me a little bit, steve, you are getting excited over drizzle. i'm not getting excited. i'm just telling you what's out there. fog out to benicia, crockett. also the south bay, peninsula. the rain looks to be up around lake county. about .10. there's not a lot. clearlake there.

also into healdsburg. that might be picking up. windsor, santa rosa has had rain. maybe over to calistoga, st. helena. 40s and 50s on the temps. the temps were much colder yesterday. brentwood, 44. blackhawk, dan ville and morago at 44. marin county looks on the southern end of this. i don't think there will be much there. plenty on the north coast. morning fog will give way to mostly cloudy skies. mild to the south but kind of cool to the north with some of that cloud cover and also light rain. here's sal with an update on bart. we're looking at the east bay traffic. it seems to have gotten a little bit better in some areas. also start off with the eastshore freeway. pardon me. see some slow traffic here between the carquinez bridge and the macarthur maze. now, when you get to the bay bridge there is a rather large backup for a friday.

it's stacked up. more people coming in. it could be because of today's uncertainly on the part system. bay bridge toll plaza as i said is a little bit slow. once you make it on the bridge, it looks okay. by contrast, the livermore valley commute looks like a normal friday which is to say that it's lighter than and the east bay commute in hayward, southbound 880 looks good between hayward and fremont. a couple of patches of low vask. it is looking better than it does on a regular monday through thursday commute. back to the desk. thank you, sal. our big story this morning, developing news and we have crews crew out the bay area covering the b.a.r.t. protest happening and how it's disrupting service. alex savidge is live on the platform of the san francisco montgomery street b.a.r.t. station. good morning. >> reporter: >> reporter: tori, good

morning. dozens of demonstrators, a very noisy demonstration. you can see why it's so noisy. these are the metal spoons that we heard about as this protest materialized online. people were asked to bring metal spoons down here and they are staging a very noisy protest. they are trying to highlight issues of police brutality. a number of demonstrators have left. a man was taken into custody after he was hitting a bart train with a metal spoon. we also saw another woman, she was taken into custody by bart police and an officer said she had been blocking the train door. >> how did she block the -- >> reporter: thank you, sir. >> she was doing what everyone else was doing. >> reporter: that's what police

say. appreciate your time. if you want to tell me -- you obviously want to talk because you are interrupting meal. >> i'm interrumming you to make sure you -- i'm interrupting you to make sure you tell the truth. last night, the media was making all of these dumb remarks about how the spoons are used. you can keep the camera going. >> reporter: go ahead. >> this is -- you guys are clowns. >> reporter: thank you for your time. this is what one commuter talked to us about coming from the east bay coming into san francisco. he said it department him that long. >> i come from a demonstration where we protested for a purpose. this is all just nonsense. there's a lot that needs to be done as far as teaching police how to enforce the law but this is not accomplishing anything.

>> reporter: the organizers of the demonstration have said that they have some demands. among other things they want all charges dropped against 14 protesters taken into custody at a demonstration back on black friday at the west oakland b.a.r.t. station. they want those people to be cleared of all charges. they are also asking for the bart police force to be disbanded as well. this demonstration -- there was a large clear, several hundred people and a number of people have moved to the embarcadero station and now we understand a large protest is staging a demonstration at the powell street. protesters are on the move and again disrupting bart service. >> reporter: we're here at the walnut creek bart station where don't seem to be any delays. that's the good news. we spoke to several people who said when they found out about

the protests earlier this week, it did make them apprehensive about traveling into the city this morning. they have a lot of friend and family who did opt to stay home, work from home. of course that wasn't an option for everyone. we have noticed the commute crowd is light than it normally is. but many folks say staying at home was not an option. they had to get to work today, make money, pay rent. for them this protest is frustrating because it directly impacts them. >> i understand people are unhappy but you catch more flies with honey than with vinegar. i'm feeling more vinegar than honey. >> reporter: some riders have mobile devices to keep them busy in case of delays. that service is spotty. at the top of the platform, there are not delays. fridays is light, a lot of people choose to stay home or not go to work. we're not seeing too much of an

impact out here in the east bay. that's the good news. it could change as the hours go on. we'll be sure to keep you tuned in. live from walnut creek, i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> we'll keep checking in. 8:09. happening now we're live outside of the federal courthouse building in oakland. right now, as you can see in these live pictures, dozens of protesters are blocking the building. you can see quite a mixture of people out there. they seem to be peaceful and we're hearing that they are chained together. we'll show you some new video we just got in. you can see some of the demonstrate esare chained together they are blocking -- demonstrators are chained together. they are blocking the front door. you can see some of the signs they have out there. it's not clear at this point, if this protest is connected to the other protests we've been showing you that are happening at b.a.r.t. stations. quite a few people out there outside of the federal courthouse in downtown oakland. we'll keep an eye on this situation as well and bring you the latest information as it

becomes available. 8:0. in other news nay city leaders say they are now turning to the u.s. supreme court in another attempt to have the oakland as moved to silicon valley. this is after the 9th circuit court of appeals rejected the claim that major league baseball is violating antitrust laws by blocking the move. this is the only industry with an exemption from anti-trust laws and the giants claim santa clara county is their turf. the new mayor says the as can't make money in oakland. if the as can't move to the south bay, they will go some place else. >> inestably, the as will find a city where they will make money. it's not oakland. if it's not san jose, it's more likely gonna be austin or raleigh or las vegas. oakland mayor libby schaaf applauds 9th circuit decision.

we may know before the end of the year if the supreme court will hear san jose's case. as as we've been -- as we've been telling you, a major problem for bart riders. protesters are moving from station to station along market street street. bart trains not stopping and we've just heard muni saying no delays. stay with us. we'll have live team coverage on the ripple effects these demonstrations are causing. push, one, push two, and there you go. >> two babies born on the same freeway in the past 24 hours. we'll tell you what one of the dads did when he realized there was no way he was gonna make it to the hospital in time.

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8:15. we're continuing to follow the developing news of the bart protests at this hour. these are pictures from the montgomery street station in downtown san francisco. you can see protesters banging spoons on trains, on pillars on the ground, whatever they can

find. bart just announced the trains are running through both montgomery and embarcadero stations, meaning they are not stopping for passengers. they were stopping periodically. but right now, they are not stopping there. we also understand there are demonstrators at the powell street station as well. so keep tuned to ktvu. we'll have updates throughout "mornings on 2" as well as online. our twitter and facebook pages and mobile alerts. 8:16. it's happened again. another baby born on highway 24 in contra costa county. the chp is now calling it the miracle highway. the latest birth happened last night during the evening commute. officers say about 5:30 a couple of pulled onto the shoulder of the highway near interstate 680 and the mother gave birth to a healthy baby boy. we're told mom, dad and baby are doing just fine. that's the second birth on highway 24 in the past two days. during wednesday morning's

commute, a dad delivered his son. >> is ran to the passenger seat. opened the door. started positioning her, you know, this way. >> this was like oh, my god. i can't believe this. >> it hit me. i was like oh, my god. i can't believe i delivered my own son. that's surreal. >> about five minutes later, the three of them drove to the hospital where mom and 6 pound, 7 ounce baby gabriel are resting comfortably. >> bravo to them. let's go back to sal. you have your hands full. a lot of things happening. >> the protesters are on city streets now, they are heading down toward bryant street. out of the market street area. they are headth south of market and it could cause traffic disruptions. one of the things we've noticed, we can take a look at the been toll plaza, you can see that definitely has been more people using the bay

bridge today and that is correlated with today's b.a.r.t. protests. i think a lot of people -- this is just me thinking here, a lot of people didn't want to deal with what's going on today and getting into the city using bart with the stations being closed and all of that. more people are using the car today. that means more people will be getting away on friday afternoon on the friday commute out of the city as well. so keep that in mind. this is a look at 880 northbound and southbound, this traffic is moderate. one of the things we've noticed. i want to look at the maps here and look at the bay area map. the slowest traffic right now in the bay area seems to be from oakland to san francisco or here on the peninsula. northbound 208 getting into san francisco. it's centered around san francisco and really i think that correlates with people taking the car into the city and not using b.a.r.t. let's go to steve in the weather center. >> we do have some rain to the north. lake county, mendocino county, better bet than, say, northern sonoma or napa county. south of that, i doubt there's

much of that at all. we do get the clouds. san jose will be mostly cloudy and mild. in fact, a little bit of a southerly breeze there in advance of the system. mid- to upper 60s. also out to the east bay valleys but parts of the peninsula and the south bay. but the thickest has been -- still pockets of it thick. pretty good rain up in lake county. that's continuing. other areas, mendocino county, about .30 to 1.50. around the russian river, some reports. calistoga. this is pretty light. 40s on the temps. half moon bay, sfo, san francisco in there. but farther north you will get light rain. south of that i doubt very much. maybe petaluma again over to about yountville. but anything south of that looks to be pretty weak. the system is dragging across. it will give us a lot of cloud cover and not much else. stormtracker jeep continues to stay to the north -- jet stream continues to stay to the north.

we'll get line today and a break on saturday. sunday another system comes in that looks similar and i think it will do the exact same thing. mostly cloudy, morning fog. light rain to the north bay. other than that, cool and mild. if you are in the fog, it can be cold. 50s for some. 60s for others. mostly cloudy to the south. on the mild side, the fog will linger. upert 60s for some -- upper 60s for some. another system on sunday. that may do it. >> that may do it. >> doesn't look like any rain for the rest of the month. >> no. another 10, 12 days or so. >> the 20 -- 2014 was the warmest global ever combining land and oath. >> really? newlyweds in southern california got the surprise of a lifetime when a special guest crashed their wedding. ♪

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8:24. the number of people who contracted the measles at disneyland keeps going up. california health officials have announced 13 new cases bringing the total number of illnesses to 39. the newest cases include eight from san diego county and five from los angeles county. most of the patients visited

disneyland or disney california adventure between december 15th and december 20th. but some contracted the illness from others who visited the park. 8:4. tesla's ceo taking new action on his radical high-speed public transit idea called the hyperloop. now, musk says this vacuum tube like system would launch people from one location to the next using preshized pods -- pressurized pods. this will probably happen in texas. musk has criticized high speed railing saying it could cost ten times as much as his hooper loom plan. there is a new survey out showing how much you and i are attached to the cell phones. one third of the people surveyed said they would rather give up sex for a year than give up cell phones for a year. many said they would rather stop seeing their friends in person rather than giving up

their friend phones. almost half say they would rather work one more day a week instead of giving up their cell phone. 8:25. well, after months of debate, a decision on the demolition of the form of the 49ers. after the break, when and how it will happen at candlestick. >> reporter: and bart service being disrupted during the commute as protesters staged a number of demonstrations here in san francisco over police brutality. we'll tell you why some people were taken into custody.

it's a noisy friday morning. we have team coverage of this protest targeting bart. it's happening right now in front of your eyes. this is disrupting the morning's commute. alex savidge is there. this is the montgomery b.a.r.t. station. protesters started this demonstration this morning banging on things with spoons. there's been at least one arrest. coming up we'll bring you live team coverage of how this this is affecting the commute. i'm dave clark. we're talking about your weather and traffic. steve has all of the latest information on that. >> three forecasts one to the north which includes clouds and light rain. south of that, not a lot. you can see some of that continuing to kind of work its way through. not a lot but at least we're getting something. there's the main band that's coming over us.

cloverdale,lake county. northern napa county, angwin, calistoga getting rain. there's not a tun -- ton there. south bay and peninsula picked under more fog than yesterday. east bay valleys had the dense fog. they still have it. it's not as bad as thursday. that's for sure. 40s and 50s up, up, up on the lows. some of the rain around petaluma to rohnert park, sebastopol, guerneville, it's been light and rohnert, and that's where the line will be and that's where it will be sunday morning. that's probably about it for a while. mostly cloudy, morning fog. mostly cloudy to the south. on the mild side. more clouds rain to the north and cooler. 50s, low 60s. mid- to upper 60s towards the south bay. here's sal with what's been a very busy morning. >> it has been. i think a lot more people are driving than they would be on a friday. with that said, fridays are usually lighter. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. if this would have happened, let's say, on a wednesday, i

think we would have traffic packed up for miles more. this is backed up to the macarthur maze. a lot more people are driving into the city. muni has said it is honoring bartict bart tickets due do the protest. lsts move athrong 880. it's beginning to get heavy, passing the coliseum and heading up to downtown oakland. we've had a couple of collisions. the traffic is going document a little bit slow coming from orinda getting into oakland. it's 8:31. pack to the desk -- back to the desk. bart trains running , protesters still causing problems. alex savidge has been out there in san francisco where the

demonstrators, i can hear them still banging on the spoons, everything at the bart station. what's happening now? >> reporter: dave, yes, it's been constant out here. the banging of the metal spoons on the pillars on the platform at the montgomery station. they've been doing it since 7:00 this mowning, staging have -- morning, staging have noisy demonstration. it's to highlight issues of police brutality. the goal here is to try to get charges dropped against a number of protesters who have been arrested at a prior demonstration back on black friday. it happened in west oakland. here at the montgomery station, we had a lot more demonstrators who were here. there were several hundred people who gathered on the platform this morning and there were some people taken into custody. we saw one man taken into custody as he was banging a spoon on the train. we saw a woman taken into

custody and police told me she was blocking the train door. it's unclear if that it taken place. but that's why she was taken into custody. we talked to an organizer a short time ago about the issues they are highlighting. >> the issue, no business as usual for however long the attacks are on our community. we're trying to disrupt the acceptance of injustice. >> reporter: again, bart is dealing with a rolling series of closures. the embarcadero has been closed at times. the powell street station has been closed at times. it's been fluctuating. a spokesperson from bart said at this point, no significant delays systemwide. i want to send it to janine de

la vega in daly city. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, alex. we don't see any impact here at the daly city bart station. there's been an announcement over the p.a. system letting commuters know about the trains going through the montgomery and embarcadero stations. i did speak to a commuter a little while ago that's taking the bus instead of bart just in case. >> we have a disturbance going on. currently trains are not stopping at either embarcadero or montgomery. >> reporter: and that's the announcement that's been playing over the p.a. it's subject to change depending on the situation. commuters seem to be taking this in stride. for the most part, traffic seems to be flowing okay. i'm told by a worker from b.a.r.t. it's normal for a friday. some people decided to take a chance, they read the advisory

warning people about the protests since the trains have been running straight through. people might have to walk a couple of blocks, if thats that was your -- if that's your stop. some supportive. some not. >> i usually get off on embarcadero. my husband just called me and said that station is closed. i will probably get off on montgomery. >> if you have something to say, speak up. do it in a very peaceful way, it doesn't get your point across if you are just fighting people or you are hurting -- or there's violence involved. be peaceful. people will hear you. but do as much as you can positively. >> reporter: the majority of the people we did speak to say it's frustrating to deal with the possibility of a disruption in service and possibly being late to work. but again, so far, it doesn't seem that these people coming from peer to daly city heading into the city, that they won't be affected too much unless montgomery is going to be your stop or not. people might have to walk.

back to you. >> janine de la vega, thank you for the update. happening now, we're also keepingage eye on something else. downtown oakland, we're live, we're outside of the federal building in oakland. live pictures, the camera is zooming in. here's another protest. dozens of protesters blocking the door to the federal courthouse. now, some of them are chained together. you can see a variety of people young, old, a variety of ethnicities out there with the signs and the protests. this is another disruption this morning happening in downtown oakland. now, let me show you some of the video we had from earlier. you can see some. protesters are chained together as they block the front door. we're not sure at this point if this protest is linked to the bart protests happening. we're not sure. but again, they are there. we're following them and bart. we'll bring you the latest information as soon as it

becomes available. 8:36. investigators in richmond are hoping new body cameras can provide more answers in a police shooting that critically injured a man. the shooting happened at nevin and 21st street yesterday afternoon. police say the officer approached the man because he noticed something suspicious about him. they say at that point, the man pull out automatic semi- automatic handgun with an illegal extended magazine. that's when the officer fired several shots. >> the officer chose to defend himself by shooting the suspect and that was an absolutely split-second decision the officer made. >> investigators say the suspect was also carrying a bag full of methamphetamine and several bags of marijuana. this is the first police shooting in richmond since unarmed officers began wearing body cameras last week. however, it is still unclear if there's footage in this case because officers are not required to have the cam rahns turned on at -- cameras turned on at all times.

leaders in san jose say they are now gonna turn to the u.s. supreme court in their attempt to have the oakland as move to the silicon valley. this is after the 9th circuit court rejected the claim that mlb is violating anti-trust laws by blocking the move. mlb is the only extelltion from those laws and the -- exemption from those laws. san jose's new mayor says the as can't make money in oakland. if the as can't move to the south bay, the team will probably go some place else. >> inestably, the as -- inevably, the as will find a city where it can make money. it's not oakland. >> meantime, oakland mayor libby schaaf applaud the decision and says oakland is committed to keeping the as in oakland. we may know before the end of the year if the supreme court will hear san jose's case.

candlestick park developers have confirmed to ktvu that they will tear down candlestick park with a wrecking ball rather than blowing the stadium up. the developers decided on the wrecking ball after people living in the area complained about noise and the spread of toxic dust from an implosion. demolition of the 54-year-old stadium could begin as soon as later this month. candlestick would be replaced by a new shopping center and housing complex. you know that oakland restaurant week has begun officially. coming up in 15 minutes works's live here and i -- 15 minutes, we're live here and i can smell the aroma. we'll teach you how to cook up a fab fabulous dish. good morning. we're still looking at a commute into san francisco that's very slow.

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moving from station to station, protesters, the latest word we have, bart trains will not stop at the powell street station because of this protest against police use of force. within the last 90 minutes, dozens of demonstrate -- dozens of demonstrators banging spoons. the protesters want charges to be dropped against 14 people who have been arrested at the west oakland bart station, among other things. it happened during a black lives matter demonstration just before christmas. and we're getting some reaction on social media to what has been happening. we've been showing you the pictures. pam cook is in the studio now. you've been getting some

messages. >> a lot of people are speaking out. they are frustrated. some people are supporting the protests. others are just sharing their information about how it is affecting them today. we wanted to share some of those with you. this is from michael hernandez. he says it's a shame the b.a.r.t. police do nothing about these protests. freedom of speech is fine. but blocking trains, how is that helping the cause? i'm seening a lot of -- i'm receiving a lot of tweets about this. why are they getting the protesters on the platform. they are also trying to allow people who need to use b.a.r.t. to get in and out of the train. that's part of that issue. people are frustrated about that. lisa sent us this, at least the protest is encouraging people to walk. mass of folks on market headed for montgomery, embarcadero. you can see here, here is a picture she sent us of a lot of people sending down them. some of them protesters, some of them deciding to walk to get to where they need to go today. and the question is not whether

we will be extremists but what kind of extremists we'll be. that's from the reverend martin luther king. . again, it's a great resource for you and for us to share some of these images and messages. so thank you for sending those to us and we will be monitoring our facebook and twitter pages throughout the day and especially this morning as this protest continues. tori an davd? >> thank you, pam. a great resource. sal, another great resource. you have a lot of connections. tell us the latest with the b.a.r.t. protests. we're seeing that the roads are definitely busier. i was finding out about highway 24. i don't think we can see it because of the fog. the fog came in and out. i can show it to you on a map. let's do that first. westbound 24, westbound coming up through the orinda area will be slow because of an accident that was near the orinda

crossroads. you are also going to see some slow traffic heading over to the other side. i think a lot of people today -- and this is just me thinking that people use their car because there's definitely correlation with a busier friday than we're used to. more people at the toll plaza. usually we take a look at the toll plaza at this time, it's usually not this crowded. it's just not. this is just a coincidence that they -- that the people are driving in when b.a.r.t. has uncertainty? i don't think so. let's take a look at 880 northbound and southbound. northbound traffic is slow getting up to into downtown oakland. i can see that highway 24, look our camera is back. highway 24 at old tunnel road, an accident was cleared but the traffic is much busier than it normally would be on a friday through here. please give yourself extra time. all of these people who took their car today, they are bringing it back home tonight. it will be a rough afternoon commute. it -- i wouldn't onen -- be on

the road. light rain to the north. mendocino county, lake county. fog is plaguing east bay. peninsula and south bay picked up a little bit of their fair share. more how cloudiness. kind of three forecasts. overall, the light rain continues. not too bad up in mendocino county. northern napa county, calistoga, 1/100ths. cloverdale, healdsburg, winder, the fog, east bay, yesterday was worse but it was still bad for some areas in the east bay and even the peninsula, south bay picked up dense fog. i don't think it's going anywhere. i think it will be back even though it lifted for some. 40s and 50s. we had a lot of 30s. that's not the case. a couple of tlort reports -- a couple of reports of petaluma. sonoma, shellville.

a little bit of precip and then also continuing up into mendocino county, lake county, 101, heemedsburg. the system will do the same thing on sunday. almost identical. we'll get a break on saturday. another system will roll in on sunday. the jet stream continues to be well to the north. it's taking a little bit of a dip but i think san francisco, oakland will see nothing but fog. just not enough rain there. but another one on sunday. we'll get a little bit of a break on sunday. mostly cloudy here. light rain to the north. morning fog. some of that slow to burn off. 50s for though. 60s to mid- to upper 60s. especially toward the santa clara valley. santa cruz as well. cloudy to mostly cloudy day. mostly sunny, partly cloudy saturday. one more system sunday back to quiet and boring. >> quiet and boring. >> for january. >> okay. >> thank you. 8:48 well, if you want to advance your career, advice from a career counselor,

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welcome back to "mornings on 2." 8:53. we're live this morning giving you an update on the protests. you can see the demonstrators and also the police watching them. demonstrators have been using metal spoons banging on bart

property for about 90 minutes. there they are again. it's happening again. so montgomery street bart station and embarcadero bart station, now powell street bart stations. they've been closed off and on various times. this is a fluid station. trains are not stopping. they are moving through. this is causing problems for b.a.r.t. commuters heading into san francisco. we're finding out in the outlying areas, there have not been many problems. stay right here with ktvu. we'll keep giving you updates throughout the news here on "mornings on 2" and, of course, at noon. we'll update online, twitter and facebook pages and also in our mobile alerts. oakland restaurant week is underway. chefs from hundreds of restaurants are cooking up special menus. this morning, brian flores is at a-16 on college avenue. last hour we saw there and the chef whipping up a crab dish. how is it going? >> reporter: we're almost done

here. good morning. we're making a dish with crab this morning at 8:16. it's oakland restaurant week. if you have never been to any of these events, this weekend and next weekend is definitely the time to do it. i'm here with the chef. how are you? >> doing great. >> reporter: we threw the ingredients in there last time. show us what did you throw in there. >> olive oil, lemon zest, crab, a little bit of tomato. we're -- i got my pasta cooking here. >> reporter: this is one of the dishes served at restaurant week. >> yes. we're gonna do this crab pasta with a noodle we're making today. >> reporter: fantastic. i wish you guys could smell the aromas in the kitchen of this restaurant. i mean -- can you smell what he's cooking? i try to be funny. this dish is almost done. i can hear dave clark laughing.

>> yes, you can. >> reporter: plenty of restaurants taking part. over 80 taking part. how important is it to be part of this? >> it's a great opportunity for us and, you know, showcase what we do at the restaurant. so for this week we've got a $20 price, you can pick one of the pastas on the meal. you get a salad and a dessert for $20. great deal. >> reporter: that's a great deal. here we go. limited amount of time. let's get it going kind of hungry here. >> there's three bowls. >> we'll put one in a to-go box. >> there is a lot of hungry people at the station. >> reporter: it's important -- by the way -- grab a taste. >> yeah, grab a taste. let us know. >> reporter: we have this recipe on our ktvu website.

>> yes. >> reporter: furnished by our wonderful chef here. >> it's hot. careful. >> hot, brian. >> reporter: wow. >> i know. >> reporter: five -- seconds -- five seconds. i'm drooling through you. if you are interested in oakland restaurant, this weekend, next weekend, we have all of the information -- [audio difficulties] >> brian got cut off. we have more information at ktvu.com. we also have the recipe for the dish. >> and bravo to the chef. >> thank you. let's check traffic one more time. >> we're going to be looking at the toll plaza. a lot more cars, still very crowded getting into the city. let's go through these. san mateo bridge could be an option for you. and the maps show that traffic is busy. it's trying to get in and out

of san francisco. let's go back to you guys in the studio. >> thank you. be sure to watch ktvu channel 2 news at noon. we'll continue to follow protesters as they are going from station to station in downtown san francisco. fluid station. we'll continue to follow the story and have updates on the news at 5:00 and 67:00 as well as facebook and twitter. thank you for joining us. we leave you with live pictures right now from montgomery station. protesters have shut it down for now. security in force. thank you for joining us.

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