university is responding. >> millions of people on the east coast digging out from that really tough winter storm. the problems they are facing and why forecasters are now apologizing. >> we may be a year away from super bowl 50 in the bay area but already local organizers are raising money for charities. we'll tell you about the ad that will run during this years super bowl that will feature local celebrities. ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. we are live at stanford university. a freshman athlete, a swimmer. we're out there at the swimming complex. that athlete has dropped out of school after being accused of sexual assault. . coming up in two minutes janine de la vega will have more on the case against him. good morning, i'm pam cook.

>> brand new day middle of the week. good morning, i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. how is it looking for us steve? >> it looks quiet. no need for the forecasters to apologize. >> i don't think so either. >> anybody apologizing in boston or massachusetts or rhode island? no. >> and mayor de blasio made a good point. because we called it such an emergency, they got all the extra snowplows. >> how did they do with sandy? they nailed that. >> better safe than sorry. >> exactly. we have high clouds to the north bay. but over all it will be a little cooler here. the cloud cover will clear out. there could be partly cloudies for the north bay. cloud cover from yesterday has left the area. 40s and 50s. yesterday we had 60s. we had that southeast breeze. it was so mild. 30s and 40s and 50s.

pittsburgh says 50. alamo at 39. a lot of low 40s here. black hawk and san ramon. danville is sleeping in. a little bit of fog in the valley. higher clouds to the north bay. over all there is not much going on. system in southern california might flirt with us on the weekend. mostly sunny morning fog. a few high clouds. mild temps. some areas will be held in check by that cloud cover but others upper 60s. here is sal. steve, good morning. we are doing okay out there. as as a matter of fact, traffic is just okay here at the toll plaza. it's backed up for a 20 minute delay. nothing out of the ordinary. no major problems getting into san francisco. also the morning commute is doing okay on the san mateo bridge heading out to the high- rise. traffic looks good on 101 as well when you get there. still early enough northbound 101 near 280 we had an earlier stalled week. the traffic will be a little slow in that area.

for the most part silicon valley commute does look good. let's go back to the desk. students at stanford university telling us there is both shock and relief on the campus a member of the school's highly rated swim team left school after he was arrested on charges of sexual assault. janine de la vega is out there now. you're at the school's swim center this morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. we're here in front of the avery aquatic center. we just ran into master swimmers. they use the pool to get exercise in the mornings. many are surprised and saddened to hear the news. authorities say the late night attack happened on january 18th near student apartments and fraternity houses. 19-year-old freshman brock turner is accused of raping a woman he met at a party as she

lay intoxicated on the ground. he was tackled and held until campus police arrived. brock was arrested on five felony counts. >> it's very easy to take a stance when you hear about it at other schools. it's a strange experience trying to cope with your feelings of how you feel about your school and your classmates and having to hear news about these allegations. >> reporter: stanford has come under fire recently for its handling of campus sexual assaults. students held protests last spring. students have put a sexual assault program in place for incoming freshmen. spokeswoman says they taking the allegations against brock very seriously and conducting their own investigation. he is out on $150,000 bail scene he has bit drawn from stan -- and he has withdrawn from stanford university. >> janine de la vega down there at stanford, thank you. a woman is recovering after

being pulled from safety from san francisco bay. she was rescued late last night. the woman was walking on the seawall around 11:00 p.m. when she fell into the water. she was take ton the hospital but firefighters say she was not seriously juried-- injured. aaa reports the national average was up one tenth of a percent yesterday. to $2 .04. bay area prices continue to slip. today's average around most of the day $2.46. down a penny over night. economists warn we should expect prices to lynch up soon as refineries switch over to the more expensive summer blend. the big winter storm that hit the coast. new england was -- thousands of

homes have no power and an even bigger concern because temperatures for keep plumbing. that trilogy trigger -- >> my wife is a little nervous with this breach down the street. she has left and gone inland to our daughter's house. but i stayed. the january. the gnash is aorgies. quoted you made a lot of top decisions for us to get it and you did not. someone got out on the streets wearing a white furry furry --

and also tweeted about having a hard time trying to flag down a cab. now people were out there snapping photos and this video here this was posted on youtube. the yetty came a hit on social media. as of this morning we still don't know the name of the person in that costume. the company godaddy.com is pulling its super bowl commercial following backlash from animal rights groups. the commercial shows a puppy falling out of a truck and over coming all odds to find his way back home. but after running into hizzoner's arm after that long trip, he learned she has sold him top thanks to a website she created on godaddy.com. they say the commercial is heartless. go daddy decided to pull the ad saying it was meant to be funny but clearly missed the mark.

the company says it will still use its 30 second super bowl ad but it's not clear what will fill that spot. oakland native marshawn lynch the star running back for the seattle sea hawks usually lets his running do the talking for him. >> i'm here so i won't get fined. i'm sheer so i won't get fined. >> i'm just here so i won't get fined. >> you know why he is here? >> i think it's so he won't get fined. >> he said those same words 29 times yesterday. the nfl requires every super bowl player to go to this event for five minutes. after five minutes an alarm went off on marshawn's cell phone and he went to the microphone and said time and then he left. as of now it doesn't appear the nfl will fine marshawn for his appearance at media day. super bowl xlix hasn't even happened yet but the bay area

is gearing up for super bowl 50. alex savidge has a high profile every port to make sure the bay area charities benefit from the game. and alex tell us what you will be seeing -- what we will be seeing this sunday? >> we will be seeing a lot of recognizable faces from here in the bay area. local organizers they promise to give back in a big way with super bowl 50 in the bay area. and already there is an effort under way to raise money for local nonprofits which is why the host committee will be producing and airing a 60 second spot during the super bowl this upcoming weekend and feature a wide array of local celebrities. >> the spot that is being put together is being produced by

the san francisco bay area super bowl 508 host committee. it will feature a number of athletes and politicians. most in the bay area. the spot will promote the 50 fund which is the philanthropic arm which will be raising money for charities leading up to the big game at levi stadium in february of 2016. organizers have pledged to make super bowl 50 the most giving big game ever. if there you two. complete with explosions. even the preview feels like hollywood production. organizers have pledged to donate 25% of all the money raised for the super bowl. that means $10 million toward local charities. a 60 second spot during this years super bowl is certainly not cheap. this ad time was donated to the local host committee.

>> i didn't realize it got up that high. time is 6:10. we are still talking about those bold thieves that hit the wells fargo museum. the far more valuable items they left behind after they smashed an suv right through the front door. >> and we are hearing from a former chp officer accused of stealing nude photos from the phones of women he pulled over. >> good morning. we are looking at a commute where traffic is going to be okay on northbound 101. we'll tell you a little bit more straight ahead. >> all quiet here but it's the aftermath in the northeast after that nor'easter. boston had its greatest january snowfall ever. 24.4 inches.

former chp officer will not -- now yesterday shawn harrington pled no, ma'am contest to two felony charges of theft and copying of computer data. he was facing as much as six months in jail but the judge let him walk out of court on probation with a promise that

he will attend violence province training. harrington spoke publicly for the first time with his wife by his side. >> this has cost me my career in the chp. a career i loved and was good at. my actions have caused that sense of pride to be eroded and replaced it with embarrassment. >> when asked if the judge cut him a break, they insisted that he received a super sentence for abusing his position of power and violating public trust. our time is 6:15. family members and friends in san jose they are remembering the life of a young woman killed in what police are calling a street race on monday. here's a memorial out there for 24-year-old karen pablo at a tree. two drivers were going 70 miles an hour in a 40 miles an hour zone when they lost control and crashed at that spot. she happened to be jogging by at the time and she was killed. her family says she was the

family star. now the driver's have been identified as 18-year-old gabriel esparza and 20-year-old manuel. san francisco city supervisors approved a $3 million settlement for the family of a former patient at san francisco general hospital. in september of 2013, lynn spalding was reported missing from her hospital room. 17 days later she was found dead in a hospital stairwell. the $3 million settlement will go to supporting her two adult children. >> i would say there are normal slow downs though. let's take a look at what we have. bay bridge for example is backed up for a 25-30 minute delay which is very typical for this time of the morning. people are trying to get into

the city. looking at 880 until oakland the traffic here looks good right in front of the coliseum in both directions. and if you are driving on northbound 101 or 280 that traffic is moving along very nicely getting up to highway 17. 6:16 now steve is in the weather center. >> i am. >> it sounds like it will be a nice day. >> it looks like. we're getting used to that. we do have a lot of cloud cover yesterday. there was a couple light showers. but boy that was a weak little system. it's sheered apart. dry start to 2015. san francisco should have 4.5 inches of rain.

not happening. zero so far. january and even one with no rain. a few high clouds to the north. patchy fog off to the east. 40s and 50s on your temps. these are 10-15 degrees cooler than yesterday. these southeast breezes were roaring. wood side i think at this time yesterday was 62. today they are down 20-42. 42 your trifecta there. some fog out to the valley. it looks like they will filter into southern california. they might deal with rain by saturday. probably not for us. it's a dry pattern for us. some of this might work its way into the sierra. keep that in mind if you are heading out there. mostly sunny after patchy morning fog. mild temps in the 60s.

a few years mate be in the low 60s here due to patchy fog. over all peninsula south bay must be in the upper 60s. patchy fog otherwise mostly sunny. east and south it will and sunday looks partly cloudy. no rain though. >> we will talk about how much sun we are going to get. >> thank you. time is 6:19. we have more information about the drone the one that crash landed on the white house grounds. coming up in 20 minutes what the operator of the drone admitted he was doing during that incident and the punishment he may now face. >> and the san francisco american idol auditions air tonight right here on ktvu. up next an early look at some of the local talent competing for a golden ticket to hollywood.

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our cameras were there on september 29th as thousands of people auditions at the cow palace to become the next american idol. tonight we find out which of the hopeful singers received a golden ticket to hollywood. look what we found in our

newsroom. see you can just show up with this and sing. i have the golden ticket. i will tweet that out so you can get a closer look. san francisco is the last stop on this year's american idol audition tour. adam talked to the judges and contestants and has more on what you can expect from tonight's episode. >> this is san francisco. >> reporter: the city by the bay is the final audition stop for the idol judges and they are hoping to discover a star. >> the pressure is on. this sit. this is the last two days to find the ones who will be hopefully go all the way. >> we have seen really great talent. we were talking about it in the car. super extraordinary and really good. >> we didn't put anybody through that was really deserving. as the city goes on, we realize there is really extraordinary talent. >> reporter: getting to sing in front of the judges is a once in a lifetime opportunity for most contestants.

>> this could potentially change my entire life. i mean, i didn't know i wanted to do this at first. i just love music and passionate about singing and writing music. >> they give them a platform to take their careers and do what they always wanted to do. >> reporter: maddi brought her biggest fan along for support. miss teen. >> look at her. she has everything. she has the voice, she has the look. >> reporter: and the twins will be kaw digging together. >> we are sticking together. so whatever happens if one of us gets eliminated, we both getting eliminated. >> we are a package. >> that is definitely for sure. >> reporter: in hollywood. >> sounds like extraordinary talent. comes up on mornings on 2 i will talk to two of the people who will be appearing on tonight's show and both are from the bay area.

it will be live in our studio. you can catch that at 8:45. you can catch all of the action at this year's as far as auditions right here on ktvu channel 2. american idol airs tonight at 8:00. day two airs tomorrow night. same time right here ktvu. >> all right pam i will be watching. police until redwood city are hoping to find the rightful owner of really rare vintage coins. now they posted this photo on the department spinster rest page. the silver coins are from china and japan. they appear to be from the early 1900s. they found them in a stolen car when they arrested a man for burglary back in november. the suspect has ties to san francisco but they are not sure if that is where the coins were stolen. redwood city police say if you recognize these or know something about these coins, give them a call. arizona cardinals corner back patrick peterson is the proud owner of a selfie world

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good morning. we are live on the stanford campus where a student athlete is facing serious charges. coming up in just minutes, ktvu janine de la vega will have more from the campus on the accusations against that athlete and reaction from students. thank you for joining us here on ktvu channel 2 morning news. wednesday, january 28th i'm pam cook. let's start with weather and traffic. steve. >> thank you pamela. >> everyone is talking about tahoe. i don't know if it's going to be able to snow. >> we're working on it. believe me. >> we don't see much going on. a lot of 40s here under mostly

clear skies. a little cooler on some because we lost another cloud cover. we dropped a good 15-20 degrees for some. we could sure use some rain but it's not happening. the last time we had above arch rainfall in san francisco we have to go back five years. it's been declining ever since and it's been declining to the point of zero. sure looks like san francisco will go through this january without any rain. that is the first time ever in their recordkeeping they've nod had a january. last january was the best ever. over all it's a little cooler here. 40s on these temps and 50. yesterday we had low 60s. 40s for morgan hill and gilroy. 54 scotts valley. a slight easterly breeze which might bring in a little bit of that fog. cloud cover to the south. southern california will keep an eye on that. see if anything can rotate up here. i doubt it.

we'll keep an eye on it. 60s on your temps today. sal so far so good. yeah we've had slow traffic that is for sure. the traffic is more of a normal variety than something this unusual. let's take a look at 101 in san francisco. looks good on northbound 101 and southbound 101. there are no problems at the bay bridge. however it is backed up for a 25 minute delay getting into san francisco. and if you are driving on 101 north and southbound in san jose, it looks good about the only slow traffic we see that is pretty severe is 237 near 880 getting into sunnyvale. and just a little bit of 101. still a good opportunity for you top jump ahead. let's go back to the desk. thank you, sal. time is 6:31. a freshman swimmer has dropped out of stanford after he was arrested on suspicious of raping an intoxicated and

unconscious woman. janine de la vega is at the stanford campus with what you have learned about this investigation. >> reporter: the university says it is holding its own investigation. we are here at the avery aquatic center because the young man accused was a member of the swim team. since his arrest, he has since dropped out of school. 19-year-old brock turner had been arrested for rape. officials say the assault took place on january 18th near student apartments and fraternity houses. turner raped a woman he met hat a party as she lay intoxicated, unconscious on the ground. we're told two stanford students on bikes saw the assault and chased after turner who ran. the woman is not a stanford student. she was take ton the hospital for evaluation. >> i don't think it should really be taken into account when talking about the actions

that he took because he took those not as part of the swim team. not as part of stanford but as an individual that makes very horrible life changing decisions. >> reporter: last spring stanford came under fire for handling of campus sexual assault and students held protests. officials have put a sexual assault program in place that all incoming freshman are required to do. a class that turner was supposed to take. a university spokeswoman says they are taking the allegations very seriously. he's out on $150000 bail. pam. >> all right, thank you janine. time is 6:30. san francisco police busy looking into whether two deadly shootings that happened within minutes of each other in the bay view neighborhood are related. the first one happened at 4:15 yesterday afternoon.

the second shooting occurred at 4:24 on bay shore at oak dale. less than two miles away. a woman drove up to the old clam house restaurant and told the workers there she was hurt and that a man in the passenger seat of her car was dead. that woman was taken to san francisco general hospital with life threatening injuries. >> she was bleeding and i told her to -- and she was like can you help me? and i told them to call the ambulance and they called and they came right away. >> the police shot spotter system alerted officers that 19 shots were fired. a woman who aped to be in -- awoman who appeared to be in her 30s was gunned down on the sidewalk. they are still trying to determine if these three were related.

surveillance images show the 14-year-old boy that is seen here outlined in blue did not stab the victim outside of a mission district market last september. the boy that is outlined in red is now believed to be the killer. >> it is this person with the long sleeve shirt, the lighter shirt who makes the stabbing motion. williams was a stand out student and football player with a scholarship at sacred heart cathedral preparatory. smashed an suv through the glass doors of the wells fargo museum in san francisco and stole gold nuggets they left behind far more expensive items. the three armed bandits drove a stolen suv into the museum on

montgomery street early yesterday morning. we were on the air recovering this. they held a guard at gunpoint. they got away with a couple gold nuggets and gold orr in a display days. they weigh 4-10-ounces and would be worth about $10,000 if it was melted down. >> i thought it was the truck driver at first until it veered in and crashed. now investigators want to know if the wells fargo heist is connected to recent string of smash and grab robberies in san francisco. back on january 19th, thieves backed a u-haul van into the -- they stole clothing and gear

before taking off. last november in union square someone plowed into two upscale boutiques and stole expensive handbags. health officials have confirmed the first flu death of the season. the health department says the person who died was younger than 65. the death occurred last weekend. the person did not have any known medical risk factors for flu complications. and health officials say the person had not received the flu vaccine. it's not often you see doctors walking a picket line. but that is what happened yesterday when 150 doctors walked off the job.

about 15-20 birds that were found in the san francisco bay covered in that mysterious goo are being released this morning. yesterday workers at the international bird rescue in fairfield prepared the birds to go back into the wild they are being released at 10:00 this morning. the group says it's treating 220 birds and they still don't know the source of that mysterious substance that coated the birds that killed at least 300. a man from gill roy facing charges for using a fake furniture store as a front for an illegal marijuana operation. 39-year-old win was arrested after a long investigation. deputies say his store was never open for business and the furniture was never for sale. however toward the back of the store there was a massive marijuana operation with more than 1,000 plants and almost $2 million worth of processed marijuana. uber is facing a new legal challenge about the safety of

its service. class action lawsuit against uber says uber misleads its users. the lawsuit says uber markets itself as a safe transportation option but it doesn't provide safety training or supervision of its drivers. naseberries safety record has been in the news after one of its drivers were charged with attacking a passenger with a hammer inside san francisco and another driver in india was accused of raping a passenger. this morning contra costa health services will be out counting and surveying the homeless population. the survey is required if they want funding for health services. contra costa also kicks off a new program called 0-2016. it's a natural effort to end homeless by the end of next year. last years count 3,800 people were identified as homeless in contra costa county. president obama's pick for attorney general will begin two

days of questioning in the u.s. senate. if confirmed, loretta lynch would be the first african american woman to hold that post. she would replace eric holder who announced his resignation last fall after six years. lynch is expected to win con fornation. he has received praise for her credential as u.s. attorney for the eastern district of new york. we are finding out more about the operator of that drone the one that crashed at the white house grounds. he had been drinking when he decided to test out his friend's new quad copper drone. when it crashed he was worried it entered the white house grounds. but he decided to go to bed. when he saw it on the news the next morning, he decided to call in and confess. >> that is a big ut oh.

a surprise move the obama administration has announced a plan to expand offshore drilling. the other white house proposal aimed to protect environmentally sensitive areas. >> plus the city of san jose has a problem with wild pigs. up next the law that just became permanent as home openers try to protect their yards from those animals. >> we are looking at a commute where traffic is doing okay. it's getting a little busy on the san mateo bridge. and we will take a look at the east bay commute. >> it looks like the final total is coming in. boston 24.6 inches of snow. providence and other areas new port 16-17.

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welcome back to the morning news. time is 6:44. wild pigs running loose in san jose they have been damaging property and causing big problems for awhile. now the city is giving permanent approval to catch, shoot, and kill them. ktvu brian flores is live in san jose this morning. you can tell us more about this new law in san jose brian. >> yeah it's kind of an old new law, dave if you will. the law was set to expire next week but the city council last night voted 7-3 to keep the law permanent that would allow the trapping and shooting of wild pigs. it has been a nuance for several years now. the statue allows for licensed trappers to catch and shoot wild bores that have torn up the neighborhood. business lawns looking for food here until south san jose. it was a temporary law as we mentioned first passed back in november. because of continued complaints of the wild pigs from residents and business owners near coyote

creek, the council decided to make the statue permanent. officials say about 14 pigs have been caught and killed so far but residents continue to see them. in fact, we talked to one just minutes ago. you will hear from him coming up at 7:30. the law does not allow for any resident to get a gun to use on the pigs. the pigs must be caged first before getting caught. only people with a permit from the states department of fish and wildlife can do the killing. as we take you back out here live opponents say this method is inhumane. they are asking for other ways to get rid of the pigs. you can see the fencing along here in front of the apartment complex in south san jose, that is a result of the pigs going through the lawns for several years now. in fact, we talked to a resident that says they can'ted to come out especially at night. tear up the lawns and become a nuance. one of the council members one of the three who voted against the measure says she is concerned about gunshots being heard in the neighborhood. that is the reason why she voted on it.

still a touchy debate until south san jose. you will hear reaction from residents coming up. >> thank you. a commercial scheduled to run on sunday's super bowl game is a dramatic spot addressing domestic violence and the nfl is picking up the tab for that message. >> i would like to order pizza for delivery. >> ma'am, you have reached 911. this is an marge line. >> large with half pepperoni and half mushroom. >> you know you have called 911. >> it's based on an actual 911 call of a woman pretending to order pizza. the emergency dispatcher soon realized that the call was not asking for food but asking for help. >> do you have an emergency or not? >> yes. and you were unable to talk because? >> right, right. >> is there someone in the room with you? just say yes or no. >> yes. >> the nfl decided to run the commercial during the league's biggest day after being criticized for its handling

overcomessic violence issues. crisis worker say they are pleased by the ads. now a 30 second commercial in the super bowl is going for a record $4.5 million necessary year. experts say advertisers are mostly going for wholesome images. they say it's probably because of the nfl domestic violence scandal and they expect more hopeful positive female focused advertising. >> all right, pam. time is 6:47. the golden state bar yours their 19 dame home winning streak a franchise record it ended last night. the chicago bulls beat the warriors 113-111. it was an overtime thriller. they sent the game into overtime by a last second tip in. but the bulls won. derrick rose stepped back and hit that jumper with seven seconds left. the bulls won. clay thompson had 30 points,

ten rebounds but he missed a floater at the buzzard and the bulls won 113-111. >> that is too bad. but good exciting game. 6:48 is the time. tori has a look at exciting stories coming up on mornings on 2. >> always do. good morning, pam and dave. coming up, facing a lot of pressure. yahoo ceo marissa meyer decided the company will spin off. and what it means for yahoo's future. a breach of protocol by the first lady. find out why a fashion choice and a handshake involving michelle obama prompting an international incident. >> plus in our 8:00 hour pam will be speak fog two american idol contestants from here in the bay area. always interesting to hear what they have to say. >> yeah there seems like amazing contestants this year. san francisco auditions tonight and tomorrow night right here

on channel 2. look forward to that. and sal, two idol contestants will be in here live. >> all right. good morning, everybody. we are looking at at bay bridge toll plaza. it will be busy trying to get into san francisco. you will see a little delay as you come up to the toll plaza of about 20 minutes or so before you make it back over to san francisco. this is a look at interstate 880 and the traffic here is doing well in both directions as you drive through. you can tell it's getting more crowded. san jose we have slow traffic on northbound 101 from about the exit all the way to the 880 interchange. 85 is getting slow as well. time for today's forecast let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. we have a few high clouds over all. mostly clear.

it's been below. we will get 4.5 inches of rain. we haven't seen that since 2010 and it's been straight down hill all the way. it looks like zero precip will fall in san francisco unless rain gauge clicks over to .01 from drizzle or something. i don't think that will happen. over all it's much, much cooler. about 20 degrees for some. 40s and 50s instead of the 60s we had yesterday. most locations are in the 50s. holding in the 40s. haven't seen any 30s yet. fog out in the valley. maybe a little bit up in the north bay. plenty of moisture stream into the southwest of san diego and los angeles. another low will form here. spinning a lot of cloud cover. southern, central california. that will be our only hope for any rain. mostly sunny 60s on the temps.

some areas in the fog might be upper 50s and low 60s. there is not as much right here. it is cooler by a good 15-20 degrees. over all expect for high clouds and fog it will be a dry quiet pattern into early february. >> oh boy no rain in sight for february. >> i don't see much. time is 6:51. there is new support today for the lgbt community and it's not what you would expect. coming up in 20 minutes how a powerful church is calling for a partial truce and the catch that the church leaders are proposing. >> plus 90,000 square feet of storage space. the items san francisco is storing under ground.

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gather around the world's best chicken and home-style sides for a dinner everyone will get excited about. kfc. welcome back to the morning news. time is 6:54. a couple in connecticut says having their baby was not in the forecast in the middle of that east coast blizzard. the whole place was under a travel ban when sarah browning started having contractions. her baby wasn't due for 2.5 weeks but when her water broke the couple knew they had to go to the hospital storm or no storm. >> it was a little bit of a frantic moment because we hadn't totally prepared as far as baggage and luggage. while she is doing that i was scraping a clear path to my car. >> got to have that bag packed.

it took them 45 minutes to drive to the hospital under white knuckle conditions where their baby their son was born. the couple joked that little graham there just wanted to see what all the fuss was about. a dramatic escape in pennsylvania caught on camera. a woman tried to steal a police car. pulling over a car, handcuffing a woman there, putting her in the back of the patrol car. as they were waiting for back up to show up they got in the front seat and drove off. a camera shows them speeding and weaving through traffic. eventually they pulled over and tried to run away. she was captured and arrested and now she is facing several charges including aggravated assault and endangering people. the city of san francisco has a treasure-trove that most people has never seen. it was 90,000 square feet of

under ground storage space. it has everything from old library card catalogs to the pipe organ from the 1950 pan pacific exhibition. they also have crates and crates of records and there are boxes that no one has been interested in for quite some time. >> we think there could be some commercial use of this. step one is to find a spot for all of our storage needs. other than where we are standing today. >> each city department has already been told to take an inventory of what it has stored and make plans to move it out. single day tickets for the bottle rock music festival go on sale this morning. they are $99 each. bottle rock also announced the daily lineup for the may event. imagine dragons will headline on friday. robert plant will take the stage saturday may 30th. and no doubt will close out bottle rock on the 31st. time is 6:57. coming up an athlete at

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a stanford university student has dropped out of school after getting arrested for rape. how the university and students are reacting. two deadly shootings. the unusual place a third person who was shot turned to for help and we just learned what one of the children of one of the victims witnessed. >> we are a year away from super bowl here in the bay area. organizers are already underway. we'll tell you about the star- studded super bowl ad that will air during this year's game coming up on "mornings on 2." 7:00. we're live at stanford where students on campus are stunned

this morning to learn a member of the swim team has been arrested for rape. ktvu's janine de la vega is there. coming up in minutes, she will tell us how two other students actually caught the suspect for police. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." it's wednesday, january 28th. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. >> let's talk about your weather and