concern that a child predator is on the streets of oakland after a young boy was sexually assaulted on his way home from school. the warning police are trying to get out this morning. plus, a home in alameda goes up in flames. how one neighbor is being called a hero for saving a woman's life. 7 clks. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2."

it's friday, january 30th. i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. >> i'm dave clark. let's check your weather and traffic. steve, how is it looking out there? >> very foggy. not for all. but for many, there's coast fog, bay fog, from santa rosa to vallejo, all the way to san jose. even on the coast we have fog in there. there's pretty good rain in southern california, lighting up by kingman, arizona, las vegas, phoenix. today looks like rain in arizona, tomorrow decreases and sunday it shut calm down. it will be sunny, cool to warm, the fog will retreat by the coast and inland fog will start to head back to the valley. don't usually see this in january to get the radiation and the invection fog. that's what we have. there is a lot more today than yesterday. 30s, 40s, 50 is on the temps. 38 napa and santa rosa. some of that fog is thick 50

los gatos. 40s for morgan hill and gilroy. really foggy towards morgan hill. we have a lot of cloud cover in the four corners of southern california. not here. we have sunshine after the fog. burns and lifts or heads back to the coast or out to the sacramento valley. cool, mild, warm. 50s, 60s to near spent degrees. all right. sal, i've been listening. haven't heard anything major yet? we're dealing with the fog. right now i'm looking at the faa ground delay program. even though it's really foggy in san jose, according to the faa map, san francisco airport has delays expected a little later today of about an hour. it's interesting because phoenix airport also has delays because of weather and la guardia. those are the three airports that are right now across the country that are experiencing delays. guess what. san francisco is one of them. who knew? all right. let's take a look at the commute here in san jose. northbound 280,s get up to the

-- as you get up to the 880 interchange, look at the top. there is a crash at the top. you can see there is a bunch of crowding there at the top of the screen, then it moves well. that's a bus accident on northbound 280 getting up to highway 17. so please give yourself extra time as you drive through there. the traffic is going to be slow. it's not quite backed up from downtown san jose. but it is slow and once you pass that, you can see it looks better. northbound 280, about half-mile before the 17 interchange. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, this looks okay, westbound traffic is moving along nicely with no major problems. if you are driving in walnut creek, 680 from concord to walnut creek looks all right. highway 4 is still slow in antioch and pittsburg and baypoint. 7:03. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. oakland police are asking parents to be on alert this morning after a boy was sexually assaulted as he walked home from school. ktvu's alex savidge is here now to explain what happened and who police are looking for.

good morning, alex. >> police are worried there may be someone out there targeting children on the streets. the attack we're talking about here happened in this east oakland neighborhood here. we'll go further in and show you. it happened on this particular block of 98th avenue. in fact, the boy was walking along this block when the attack happened earlier this week. this is a 10-year-old boy and he says a man lured him off the street and then sexually assaulted him. this was at about 3:00 in the afternoon this past tuesday. now, investigators have alerted schools in that area, they are also reviewing surveillance video from some. nearby homes and businesses to see if that may help to identify the attacker here. and in the meantime, oakland police say they are concerned that other children in that area could be at risk. they are encouraging parents to talk with their kids about stranger danger. >> talk about what children can do. strangers, you don't want to engage in conversation with them. you don't want to go anywhere with them.

stranger is danger. >> and police are putting out this description of the man they are looking for this morning. he's described as hispanic, in his 40s, about 5'7". he has a slim build. short salt and pepper hair e also has what police are describing a fairly distinctive bushy, salt and pepper beard. at the time of the attack, he was wearing a brown leather jacket and black pants. if you have any information, a good idea to put in a call to oakland police. there's now a $7500 reward from crimestoppers on the table here in this case for any information. >> thank you, alex. health officials in marin county have confirmed their first two cases of the measles. now there are 12 cases overall in the bay area. san mateo and santa clara county each have two cases. alameda county has the highest number of confirmed cases in the bay area with six. the centers for disease control and prevent says the measles

outbreak that started in disneyland probably came from overseas. the virus has now infected 94 people in eight states. 67 can be clearly linked to disneyland. the cdc says either a foreign tourist or an american traveling overseas was infected and then spread the disease to others while visiting disneyland. 7:06. new this morning, rap music mogul suge knight turned himself into los angeles police this morning. he was arrested on suspicion of murder in connection with a deadly hit and run. here's some video of suge knight and nis his lawyer walking -- and his lawyer walking into the sheriff's station. police say he was visiting a movie set in compton yesterday afternoon when he argued two men. witnesses say he got into his truck, followed the men in the restaurant, ran over the men in the parking lot and then fled the scene. one of the men died from his

injuries. knight's lawyer has confirmed knight was driving when the man was his. >> it was very shocking. >> so far people said it looked like an intention am act. so we're handling its a homicide. >> knight's lawyer said he was being assaulted by one of them. he's being held on $2 million bail. coming up at 7:45, ktvu's pam cook will have more details on the deadly incident and the arrest of suge knight. meantime, back here at home, a gunman is still on the loose after a deadly shooting last night at oakland. it happened outside of a liquor store on harrison street near pearl street in the adams point neighborhood. the "oakland tribune" is reporting the unidentified shooting victim was found outside the liquor store. we have few other details but the search for that shooter

continues. 7:07. b.a.r.t. has been asking its riders what they like and don't like about the service and they got an earful. paul chambers is live at the west oakland station with riders number one complaint and how b.a.r.t. is responding. >> good morning. they asked and they got the answers. now, more than 70% of b.a.r.t. riders are satisfied with the service but that's a 10% drp from two years ago when it was 84%. a lot of people are unhappy with the overcrowding and hot trains among other things. >> need more b.a.r.t. more than then cars. there's tons of people. i don't usually get a seat when i'm usually getting off at 5:00. >> the customer satisfaction results are not a big surprise for us. we knew we would see something like this. that's why we're taking steps to address it. >> reporter: and according to b.a.r.t., there are roughly 33,000 more passengers than two years ago. now -- what is b.a.r.t. doing about the overcrowding?

a short-term solution is running shorter trains on shorter routes during busy times during the day. b.a.r.t. plans to have 80 cars back up and running by july. b.a.r.t. says it would like to run more trains but currently can't because there aren't enough cars available. however, there is good news. the first ten cars of the new fleet are expected to go into service in the fall of next year. however, the remaining 765 will slowly be poured in over the next ten years. back to you. >> thank you, paul. 7:09. one of the biggest importers of mushrooms in the u.s. could face 20 years in prison for failing to pay taxes. the san jose mercury news reports the ceo of conford firms was indicted yesterday. david tong of hillsborough allegedly created phony invoices lowering the amount of import duties owed on the mush rules. he's free on $250,000 bond. he faces wire fraud and conspiracy charges. concord farms has locations in

union city and half moon bay. california is enforcing a plan to make sure marijuana growers do not harm the environment. the state has launched a series of inspections including fields being cultivated in hum bolt county. state regulators are concerned that in a drought people who are growing medical marijuana near waterways are taking the water for irrigation. there are no plans to pull the plans. the idea is to limit the environmental impact of the pot growing. there had is a new report about state parks and we should -- there is a new report about state parks and we should expect shorter hours and serious budget cuts. a new report says more has to be done to fix the system. the report calls for a fundamental transformation of the park system which covers almost 1.6 million acres. and it includes 339 miles of coastline. in particular, it says a new nonprofit organization is needed to help get more funding and also attract new visitors.

now the turnaround plan would take two years to complete. it includes better transportation, online tools for planning visits and updated cabins for overnight stays. it would include a plan to make it so all parks take credit and atm cards. they are also recommending a vehicle license fee to help bring in more funding. all right. 7:11. many questions remain after human body parts were found inside a suitcase on a san francisco street. in 20 minutes, what we've learned about the dismembered body that's complicated the investigation and making it harder to identify the victim. ma'am, are you okay? >> this started as a sales call but it ended up becoming a life line. we'll tell you how telemarketers over 900miles away helped a woman being attacked. traffic is still a bit slow in some areas on westbound 92

as you head out to the high rides -- rise. there's fog today. it will be sunny and warm. what about the weekend? we'll have it.

19-year-old brock turner denies the allegations of rape. a sheriff's officer said he denies raping her. the woman who is not a stanford student said she blacked out after drinking heavily. turner faces five felony counts of of sexual assault. a sales call police say likely saved a woman avenue

life. deputy says the 33-year-old oregon woman was being beaten and strangled when her phone in her back pocket answered a telemarketing call. [screaming] >> it was very, very frightening. helpless. you could actually hear the blow as if he was hitting a punching bag. >> workers at the sales company in las vegas quickly tracked down the woman's address, contacted oregon police more than 900 miles away. >> i felt like it was almost divine intervention. >> deputies arrived and arrested the woman's ex- boyfriend. they found her holding her as she was grasping -- gasping for air. will he or et won't he run for president -- or won't he

run for president? mitt romney is due to announcehy decision in an 8:00 conference call with his supporters. romney lost to president obama in the 2012 election. he also failed in his bid for the republican nomination in 2008. well, switching to the spwoerl-- super bowl now. when the seahawks and patriots play, a school in fremont will be giving extra hometown support to one player in particular. he grew up in fremont. he led the vikings to the 2005 league championship. he was named the school's 2007 delete 2007 tleeth 2007 athlete of the year. he did everything while taking care of his special needs sister. >> he was only 15.

he was just a kid. >> selfless. always thinking about the people. >> that's cool. >> he's one of the league's four players in the super bowl from the bay area. teammate marshawn lane of, of course, went to oakland technical high school. the patriots' julian and tom brady. >> a lot of reasons to still watch. it's 7:17. sal, i'm glad you mentioned the fog for the airports because san jose airport had about a dozen cancellations and several dozen delays yesterday because of the fog. >> one of the things we didn't see -- we don't see on the faa site is cancellations. very possible your flight at san jose could be affected because of dense fog there. but the fog is for sure

definitely going to affect, according to the faa website, san francisco airport a little later on. they will have a ground delay program that keeps planes delayed. a lot of flights delayed for an hour and one minute. i wonder how they come up with that, an hour and a minute. but that's what they say. let's take a look at 880 northbound and southbound. it looks okay. we had an earlier problem in san leandro that cleared up. and now there are no major problems driving through the stretch of 880. bay bridge toll plaza, we do have a delay here. it's backed up to the macarthur maze. about 20 minutes. not a huge deal getting into san francisco. i want to mention that contra costa county, we have some slowing from concord to walnut creek. but highway 24 looks good on the way to oakland. we also did have a couple of things on highway 4 westbound looks like we have a crash westbound near bailey but traffic had been heavy in this area. let's go to steve in the weather center. two and a half-mile

visibility and going down at the airport. >> if you are taking a flight, check with the airline. >> correct. if you can see it, another beautiful sunrise. a few high clouds. a lot of fog. a lot of coastal fog. end of january, yep. fog, though, santa rosa, napa has reports of vallejo and even san jose, a lot of fog. mountain view in there, much of the peninsula. fog, then sun, weekend looks warmer. breezy late tonight and tomorrow any rain possibility end of next week. i say possibility because we've seen this before. two of the forecast models are leaning in that direction. the other one which has been good for a month now says not a chance. we'll see what -- it won't be for a week. there is rain down in kingman, arizona. possibility of record rain. las vegas getting rain. phoenix is getting rain. los angeles over to palm springs also in the desert getting rain. for us, it's a sad, sad stat. december was the fifth wettest

ever in san francisco with 11.75. you follow that up with a january. that was the driest ever with no rain. that's the first time that's ever happened. the we talked about it in the winter months. december, january, february in san francisco. there have been two dry decembers. 1989, 1876. one dry february. 1864 but never has been there a dry january until now unless they get a .01 from drizzle which is possible because there's so much coastal fog. not sold out. it will burn off and lift. 40ss on the temps. santa rosa in there. napa in there. but 54 sfo, half moon bay, 54 and san jose mountain view reporting very thick fog. los altos. 39 petaluma has some fog. sebastopol is in there. 45 calistoga. a lot of cloud cover into the four corners. this looks like it will be with them through saturday, then

decreasing rapidly on sunday if by chance you are heading that way. high pressure will build to the north. that will give us a north- northeast breeze starting tonight into saturday which means a lot of sun for the weekend. if there's any fog it will burn off sooner. it looks like a nice pattern. next seven days rain, to the north. a little bit in extreme northern california. but nothing here maybe next friday, saturday. the try pattern continues. watch -- this is the american version of the long range outlook. it's called the global forecast system. it is trying to bring the rain in. we'll see. but the canadian model, which has been really, really good, has this big dome of high pressure on us and says you don't know what you are talking about. we'll see. cool, mild, warm. afternoon temps, 50s, 60s to 70s. beautiful day in clearlake. shot out to billy and lucille. they are all watching.

60s, 70s for everybody. vacaville warming u antioch, brentwood. oakland won't be as warm. they were 70. go 67. santa cruz was 72. too much coast fog. 67 but low 70s morgan hill gilroy, mid- to upper 60s on the peninsula. >> it will be breezy -- go tonight, tomorrow and then sunday it calms down. >> all of those football parties on fine, should be fine. >> yeah. >> thank you. 7:22. a deadline has come and gone for that prisoner swap proposed by isis. coming up in 20 minutes what we know know about the fate of two hostages still held by isis. a possible case of ebola here in northern california. why doctors are concerned and what we're hoping to learn later today.

7:24. we may get new information about what could be

california's first case of ebola. health officials say someone showed up at a sacramento hospital yesterday who meets the government guidelines for being tested for ebola including a recent trip to west africa. the patient originally walked into the e.r. mercy general hospital a few miles away but was taken to uc dave vits which is one of four hospitals designated in california to treat possible ebola patients. >> we know the nurses have been drills sense then on a day-to- day basis and we know they are so much better prepared. >> according to one witness, the patient's arrival had several people leave. the ceo said we assure you that this patient's presence here poses no risk to you or our patients. the isolation room here is properly equipped and segregated.

7:25. if you are in boston and you want to find a place to park your car, better bring a shovel. that historic blizzard earlier this week, left two feet or more of snow in new england. when the snowplows cleared the streets, all of that snow has to go somewhere. now in boston, a lot of it is dumped where people usually park their cars. and when it comes to shoveling snow in boston, everybody has got to do it, including you, secretary of state, john kerry. kerry was hit with a $50 fine for not clearing off his sidewalks at his home in boston. he was busy. he was in saudi arabia during the blizzard. kerry's spokesman said the sidewalk is clear now and secretary kerry intends to pay that fine. the sierra snowpack is still near historic lows. the department of water resources measured the water content of the snow yesterday at echo summit above lake tahoe it's 12 passengers of average. the entire sierra, slight lit

better, 25%. but without a significant snowfall in february or march, water officials say the drought may get a lot worse. the sierra snowpack delivers a third of the water we need in california for residents, for agriculture, and for industry. 7:27. a real life tragedy strikes the set of the new martin scorsese film. scasmding collapsed at a -- scaffolding collapsed at a back lot. the film is titled "silence." neither scorsese or any of the act ooshes ors were on the set at the time of the incident. we're live in alameda this morning where a bystander may have pulled a couple of people from a fire burning at a town

home. good morning, we're looking at a commute that's improving on this friday as you head out to the san mateo bridge. it's moderately heavy. we'll tell but this and some of the other commutes ahead. there is a lot of fog out there. up above we'll have sunshine and we'll burn it off and we'll show you how much on this friday forecast.

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7:30. we're live in alameda this morning at an apartment building that went up in flames last night. ktvu's brian flores is there. coming up in minutes, he will tell us the heroic story about a woman who barely escaped with her life. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk more about your weather and traffic. steve has all of the details. >> we were just discussing our rain, lack of. >> yeah. >> we sure hope february is much more beneficial on january, which went on vacation. it's nice. i was out yesterday. i was like it's warm. maybe you were, too. we have a lot of fog. there's rain in you are heading to southern california, arizona or las vegas maybe for the super bowl. i don't think it will be there sunday but it will be there today and saturday. somebody is getting rain, that looks like good rain by kingman. fog in the valley, fog around the bay. coastal fog.

30s, 40s and 50s. once it peels back to the coast or heads back to the valley. not something i usually say in january. 30s for a few, alamo is in there, low 40s. san ramon blackhawk, mid-40s, 47 pittsburg and brentwood. pretty good low. you can see the system swinging down. that's enhanced the fog. as we go south, we'll start to get a north wind. it looks like a lot of clouds and rain in southern california. at least for today and tomorrow. for us, highs 50, 60s ndz a 70s. rain from the south. here's sal with an update. so far, just the usual. nothing crazy. we do have some slowdowns, steve. good morning. we're looking at a commute where traffic will be busy at the toll plaza. a typical 25-minute delay there before you get on the bridge. looking at the san mateo bridge it's been moderately heavy. when you get over to highway 101 it's not too bad. the traffic continues to look

pretty good on 880. one of the things i want to mention is the peninsula traffic is okay getting to the san francisco airport and also decent on the way down to palo alto. 7:32. let's go back to the desk. some frightening moments late last night in alameda for a woman in her townhouse that caught fire and she barely got out. ktvu's brian flores joining us live. you are outside of the home with more on the story and you are showing us some of that damage, brian. >> reporter: yeah, let's get right to the damage. we are on the 1100 block in of camino. you can see burned tables, chairs, tarp on the windows. the fire officials gave us an update. but a viewer not only shot the video you are about see but said he rescued a couple of people who didn't even know the

fire was burning. this was alameda firefighters putting water onto the fire that began just before 8:45 last night. this sh a two-story town home where the fire started. fire officials say it started somehow in the downstairs living room. there are a couple of rooms in the downstairs. that's where they say it started. but the fire spread upstairs also. alameda firefighters were able to quickly put out the fire keeping it from spreading to nearby unknits. according to the viewer who took the video, he had to pull the woman out of the town home and notified another neighbor that the fire was burning. luckily, another were no major injuries. only minor injuries to the woman living here. back out here live, you are taking a look at the damage from the fire last night. i spoke with fire officials not too long ago. we're still trying to speak with the person who shot the video. i've been trying to contact him all morning long but they say that the person who escorted the elderly woman that lived in this town home was a teenaged

boy. he esescorted her out -- escorted her out and went to a neighbor's house and got that person out. we're trying to get in touch with that person. i'm sure he has quite a story to tell. i'm sure he's tired from all of the fire burning last night. back to you. san francisco business owners whose stores were destroyed in a large fire on wednesday night will be escorted inside their businesses to see the damage firsthand today. the fire raced through the three-story building on 22nd and mission that housed 18 apartments and several businesses including a popeye restaurant. the cause of the fire still isn't known but there are reports that fire alarms never went off and that the building's fire escape ladders were padlocked or just did not work properly. >> i grabbled my -- grabbed my dog, went down the ladders and from there, i had to jump.

>> one person died while trying to escape the burning building at a local church. his friends shared photos and sawyers about him. they said -- -- they said he was a single individual who came from el salvador. police in berkeley are searching for a man who attacked an 83-year-old man and stole his iphone. the police just released this video. it happened december 26th. look at this. the elderly man just purchased an iphone at the apple store on 4th street. a man in a red hoodie, ripped the phone away and hurt him in the process. the police say the suspect got away in a sill verl audi with paper license plates -- silver audi with paper license plates police describe the man as african-american, mid-30s, wearing light blue jeans and a red zipup gap hooded sweatshirt. san francisco police are

circulating a photo of someone they believe may have something to do with a suitcase that contained body parts. more body parts were found nearby. police say the victim's head and hands have not been found and that makes identifying the victim very hard. people who live and work in the area are horrified by this. one man said he was working nearby when police found the body part inside of a dumpster. >> i talked to the cop. what did you see in there? what did you find in there? >> he said you don't want to know. >> so far, police are not releasing that photo to the media. but people who have seen it say it's blurry. it shows someone from behind wearing a hoodie. they say it's hard to tell if it's a man or a woman. the police are only showing that photo to people who they think might recognize the person. 7:37. the senate has passed a bill authorizing the controversial keystone pipeline despite the threat of a veto from president

obama. nine democrats joined 53 republicans in passing the bill for a total vote of 62-36. but that's just short of the threshold needed to override a veto. the bill authorizes construction of the nearly 1200- mile pipeline to carry oil primarily from the tar sands in canada to refineries in the gulf coast. people in favor of the pipeline say it would pump billions of dlafers dollars into the economy and create jobs. the state department says it would actually only create fewer than 40 permanent jobs. it's the goal that a lot of shark fans are talking about this morning. >> scores! >> it thanked in the second period of -- -- dash it happened in the second period.

dan dylan scores the goal. sharks win it 6-3. take a look at this. lpga star paula creamer of pleasanton hit a -- hit a 162- yard hole in one. she did it in the second round in florida. this is a par 3 6 hole. she was moved to 3 under. she's kurge -- currently ranked number 2. rolling with the punches. coming up in the next hour, the pretty funny way a weatherman finished his forecast after a pretty big on-air fumble. but first another comcast customer controversy. the alleged retaliation after a customer asked to cancel her service. good morning. we're looking at a list from

chp. not too long. we do have some slow traffic out there including the approach to the richmond bridge. a little fog there, too. a lot of fog out there for some if you are up above you can see the blanket of fog and if you are stuck, it can be in the 30s. it will be sunny once we get past the fog. what about the weekend? we'll have that. female announcer: save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. keep more presidents in your wallet. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

well, known rapper suge knight was arrested overnight. the l.a. county sheriff's office says it's for murder. pam cook joins us for what happened and how it may have started on a movie set. >> good morning. a lot of details still coming out. suge knight was interviewed extensively overnight and into this morning. witnesses are being questioned still by investigators this

morning. but the l.a. county sheriff's office says what happened appears to intentional. this is video of knight and his attorney as he turned himself in for questioning earlier this morning after sheriff's deputies were looking for him. investigators say knight was visiting a movie set yesterday afternoon, when a fight broke out between him and two men. witnesses say that argument moved to a burger place nearby and that's when things got violent. >> as we're arguing, the driver of the red pickup end up running over a couple people in the parking lot and taking off. >> to see the argument happen is one thing. nobody deserves to lose their life. seeing the car incident, that was very shocking. >> knight's attorney says knight was driving the car that hit the men but that he was being assaulted by the men and was trying to escape when he hit one of them. tmz reports that one of the critical factors is that witnesses claim, suge knight threw his car into reverse once

and then a second time in what they say -- in what witnesses say was an intentional move to hit those men in the parking lot. now, the movie set he was visiting is about a pioneering rap group that included ice cube and dr. dre and the group is crediting with making mainstream and inspiring many of today's top artists. we'll certainly have developing news on this story throughout the day. dave and tori? >> all right. thank you. 7:44. comcast apologizing after an employee changed a customer's name on a bill to a word we can't say on television. here is a copy of the bill posted on elliott.org. lisa brown of spoe ka kan said she called to cancel -- spokane said she called to cancel. a couple weeks later, a bill showed up with the inappropriate name in place of her husband's first name.

brown went down to her local comcast store trying to fix it. that didn't help. it wasn't until she contacted the consumer advocate, elliott that comcast started an investigation. the company offered the browns a full two-year refund, an additional three years of service and they fired the employee responsible, tori. >> wow. >> let's check in with sal see what's hagging on the roads. tori, dave? >> the fog seems to be kind of an issue for some people chp i'veed a warning for some. it's not foggy here in la fayette. you can see traffic is easy. there was a little bit of slowing on 680 nearby but things appear to be getting a little bit better out there when when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, there's waiting to do. traffic backed up tonight maze. this is looking very typical. no problems on the bridge. i want to mention that on the peninsula it's just a here and there. a little bit of slow traffic. we've been checking with the

airports, according to the faa, san francisco may have delays later today. san jose is not on that list. however, you should check with your flights because flight cancellations don't necessary show up on the faa list. you should just check with your airline. 7:46. let's go to steve. a week from today, tonight, atlanta hawks. >> i want to see that game. >> that will be a biggie. thank you, sir. we to have fog. we've talked about that. up above, the sun is out. a lot of coastal fog, bayside fog or inland. that's what we have. again, up above, though, it will be sunny and nice. there is a blanket of fog that return off. high pressure is still in charge. fog, sun. it looks warmer on the weekend. breeze saturday and then decreasing on sunday. it would be enough to chew up a lot of the fog. is there any rain? maybe end of next week. but again, we have seen this before where they show signs, a couple of of the forecast models and then it does

materialize. we'll see. but we'll ease into that. there's rain. phoenix has rain, las vegas has rain, deserts in southern california. los angeles to san diego and palm springs. associated with a low. what's here is fog. you can see. combination is kind of sneaking around. there's fog. some of that can reduce visibility. san jose is in on that. others, the last time i check, livermore said clear. half moon bay, 54. santa rosa, 37. 48 palo alto. 41 woodside. that 45 menlo. that must be fog around for palo to be that warm. foster city 46. water temps are -- for this time of year warm. bodega bay, 5. incredible. nothing to do with el nino. it's been stuck there for the longest time. there is a low coming down over us. a little spin in the atmosphere. i should have shown you that but i didn't. that's enhanced the fog a little bit. once that goes through and the other upper low goes through,

it will be rain, l.a. to phoenix today, tomorrow and decreasing on sunday. for us, we'll get a north- northeast breeze starting tonight into tomorrow. i don't see any rain. the trend -- i said sh yesterday, the trend has been your friend. the one forecast model has been really, really good. it has a dome of high pressure. it's been right for about a month. we'll see what happens. 60s, 70s. cooler by the coast. even though water temperatures are warm. 60s and 70s clearlake, 72 antioch -- that's if you can break through some of the fog. upper 60s for many. there are a lot of 30s. 60s, 50s on the coast. woodside, menlo park in there as well. it looks like a nice weekend. hold on for the ride. thank you, steve. 7:48. well, there's no on the fate of two hostages held by the

islamic state terror group. a deadline has come and gone for a prisoner swap proposed by isis of the terror group said they with release a pilot and possibly a japanese journalist in exchange for an iraqi woman in prison in jordan. the woman was convicted in a terrorist bombing case ten years ago. the prisoner swap was supposed to happen yesterday tat the turkish border but first, jordan wanted proof proof that the pilot is still alive and reportedly that proof has not come yet. the taliban is claiming responsibility for an attack at the airport in kabul, afghanistan yesterday. a gunman shot and killed three american contractors and one afghan man. an afghan official said the fighter had infiltrated the ranks of afghan forces to stage the attack and even warn afghan police uniforms. there is new a twist in the bowe bergdahl prisoner engs

change -- exchange. coming up, why the obama administration is investigating a threat against the united states. terrifying new video of an explosion at a maternity hospital in mexico. what sparked it and the frantic search is set off for survivors.

we have video of the explosion in mexico city that

killed at least four people including three babies. >> that was loud. the explosion happened yesterday morning when a leak from a gas truck ignited next to a children's and ma tern tip-- maternity hospital. the explosion caused part of the building to collapse. it appears there's no one left under the rubble. this picture shows a firefighter carrying a newborn baby out of the rubble. he was hailed as a hero who tried to save the baby who later died. more than 100 people were inside when the explosion happened. dozens were seen to run to the hospital trying to help get people out when it collapsed. an armed gunman dutched his way into a television studio. he was carrying a handgun with what looked to be a silencer attached. etch paced back a -- he paced

back and forth to demand to be on air apparently to talk about a conspiracy theory. police officers stormed the set, the man dropped the gun. he was arrested. turns out the gun was fake. 7:53. santa clara has representatives in arizona this week. they are preparing for next year's super bowl at levi stadium. they want to find out everything they can about security and operational tactics. police in arizona have the tie- tech command center showing surveillance cameras all throughout that phoenix area. ktvu's mike mibach also went to arizona to talk about glendale's assistant police chief. he's in charge of security at super bowl xlix. >> we look hat any current world news, intelligence from other agencies and evaluate ure plan and decide -- our plan and deep side do we need to add resources. >> another big concern for police, sex trafficking. officials say the problem gets worse with the huge number of

people coming upping into the area for the super bowl. santa clara city leaders say they've already been coordinating with homeland security to make sure that next year's super bowl is safe and family-friendly. 7:54. police in san francisco are encouraging people not to drive home drunk from their super bowl parties this weekend. that's why they are teaming up with mothers against driving and uber to make sure you goat home safely. uber will donate a dollar to madd for every trip taken this sunday between noon and 9:00 p.m. users must enter the promo code think and ride. police all over the bay area plan to be out in full force this sunday looking for drunk drivers. they say they make more drunk driving arrests on super bowl sunday than on any other sunday of the year. and aaa is also offering people a safe ride home. it's part of their tipsy tow. starting at 6:00 p.m. on sunday, they will transport people and their cars up to ten

miles. program is open to everyone even if you are not a aaa member. all you have to do is call 1- 800-aaa help and say i need a tipsy tow. the other main attraction is the halftime so and katy perry hinted to reporters that her 12.5-performance will be a little on the wild side. >> i think i'm probably the only person in super bowl halftime history that will bring both a lion and sharks to the show. >> she's gotta good attitude. she will squeeze in as many hits as possible. lenny kravitz and a surprise guest are set to join her on stage. more than 100 million people are expected to watch. >> it will be big. >> the south bay is preparing for next year's super bowl by getting ready for another major sports and entertainment show. levi stadium will host wrestle

mania 31. it's big. 70,000 people are expected. he's rising to the location. while the tickets went on sale a couple of months ago. tickets to other related events go on sale tomorrow. they include a meet and greet at the san jose convention center with famous wrestlers like sergeant slaughter. >> you will probably see every -- putting on 150%. that's their night to shine. >> that's his trade mark hat. >> i like it. >> another event will be the hall of fame induction ceremony at the s.a.p. center. randy macho man sav ridge and arnold schwarzenegger will be among the inductees. santa clara sees wrestle mania as an important runup to super bowl l. that's a big deal. >> see all of those people out there? >> yeah.

7:57. don't like riding b.a.r.t. you are not alone. at 8:00, the biggest complaint from passengers and the solution b.a.r.t. is offering. oakland police investigating a disturbing crime. a young boy assaulted by a stranger on his way home from school. after we take a break we'll tell you the warning for you parents this morning. beginning to see a little improvement on this morning commute as we look at the golden gate bridge. the fog is there but the traffic is easy heading to san francisco. there is a lot of fog, especially the foghorns around crockett have been sounding and gary said the fog is so thick in petaluma there is a bird standing outside his window. that's foggy. we'll have your friday forecast.

good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." >> a quick look at weather and traffic and dense fog. >> yeah. there's actually more coastal fog than inland fog which is not something we say too often at the end of january. that's what we're dealing with. it's a very -- it's right there down on deck. it can reduce visibility. there's pretty good rain down in southern california. southern nevada into las vegas also into phoenix. travel plans in those

directions, saturday looks like another day of rain. sunday it should move east and south. inland fog as well. many inland areas have sun. sunny, cool to mild to warm. i mean, there is it's not solid on the coast, there's a lot of breaks there. there's more than we've seen for a lightning time. it will head over to the ocean. from the peninsula, to the redwood shores. again, similar to yesterday, seems to be the thickest. 38 cold degrees. a couple of readings in the 30s. 30s 40s to 50s. 51 san jose state meteorology department. higher elevations in the 40s. the rain will stay in southern california just not here. we could sure use it. don't see anything for a while. fog, cool, mild, warm. others 50s and 60s. if you have some of that fog. last check, daly sit didn't have any fog. it's kind of dancing around

here is sal with an update on your traffic. not quite as light as i would like to see it. we're getting there. let's go out and take a look at 880 northbound. that's a little better than it normally is. we had an earlier problem in san leandro that's gone. you don't have to worry about anything on 880 northbound and southbound at the moment. at the bay bridge, as mentioned -- as i mentioned, there is a backup. there a almost bit more room here -- there is a little bit more room here. if you are driving in san jose, we had an earlier bus accident, northbound 280 at 880. we also had slow traffic getting intothe valley. not quite as bad as others days but you will definitely see slowdowns. back to the desk. oakland police are asking parents to be on alert this morning after a boy was sexually assaulted as he walked home from school. alex savidge is here to explain what happened and who police are looking for. good morning. >> good morning.

certainly a disturbing crime here. oakland police have quite a bit of concern. there may be someone out there targeting children in one particular neighborhood. in this case, we're talking about a 10-year-old boy who says earlier this week, a man sexually assaulted him during his walk home from school. it happened in this part of east oakland, the young victim told police the attacker lured him off the street on 98th avenue close to international boulevard and that's when the boy was sexually assaulted. this happened about 3:00 in the afternoon. this past tuesday. now, investigators went ahead and alerted schools in the area to what happens. they are reviewing surveillance video from some. nearby homes and businesses to see if that might help identify the attacker. that in the meantime, oakland police say they are concerned of other children could be at risk here. they are encouraging parents to talk with their kids about stranger danger. >> talk about what children can do. strangers. you don't want to beag engage in conversation with them.

you don't want to go anywhere with them. >> here's the description police are looking for -- described as hispanic, in his 40s, about 5'7". he has the slim build, short salt and pepper hair and also what police describe as a fairly distinctive bushy salt and pepper beard. at the time of the attack he was wearing a brown leather jacket and black pants. we should point out there's $7500 reward on the table in this particular case for any information, tori. >> thank you. three minutes after 8:00 everything :00. the fbi has images of a smash- and-grab burglary at the wells fargo museum. agents are looking for three men who rammed a stolen suv through the glass doors at the front of the bank's headquarters on montgomery street tours morning. the know toes show at least -- photos show at of the burglars as they stole gold nuggets valued at around billion

10,000. the man used a light-colored sedan as a getaway car. one of the two men convicted and sentenced for beating bryan stow pleaded guilty to federal weapons charges. the u.s. attorney's office in los angeles said louie sanchez had at least five weapons. because the prior convicts he was banned from owning a gun. authorities say police found the guns after serving warrants following the attack at dodger stadium. sanchez's codefendant in the bryan so face, marvin norwood pleaded guilty to the same -- bryan stow face, marvin norwood pled guilty to the same charge. health officials have confirmed their first two cases of the measleles in the bay area. now there are 12. san mateo and santa clara county each have two cases.

alameda has the highest number of cases with six. the cdc says the measles outbreak that started in disneyland probably came from overseas. the virus has infected 94 people in eight states. 67 can be clearly linked to disneyland. the cdc says either a foreign tourist infected and spread the disease to others. with concern yoking over the measles outbreak here is for who the cdc should get the measles vaccine. infants can get their first dose between 12 and 15 months. their second dose should happen between 4 and 6 years old. and for adults anyone born after 1957 should get at least one dose of the vaccine. people born before that are considered immune because they live through several years of measles epidemics and likely had the disease already. that's good information.

a second campus at city college of san francisco it's closing because of earthquake safety concerns. now, earlier this month, administrators moved them to the golf street location because the quake concerns. now of the golf street is closing because of the some issue. this is angering students and teachers. they are still upset about the sudden relocation out of the civic center location just before classes. they will let students take classes at other campuses and may provide transportation. hot, crowded trains are at the top of the list of things b.a.r.t. riders do not like about the train service. ktvu channel 2 reporter paul chambers is in west oakland with the latest passenger survey and the steps they are taking to make the ride smoother. >> reporter: a recent survey conducted by b.a.r.t. says 78% of the riders are happy with the agency.

there are a lot of concerns that people would like to see addressed. cleanliness, odor, there is a lot of persons that are not in the best -- smelling and you go to another drain. it's really disgusting. >> every station is terrible. it's dirty, it's never clean, the bathrooms are terrible. it would be nice to at least feel like you are walking into a clean facility. >> reporter: according to bart, there are roughly 33,000 more passengers than two years argue when the last survey was -- ago when the last survey was conducted. they are running more trains on shorter ruts during busy times of the day. b.a.r.t. plans to have 80 cars back up and running by july. b.a.r.t. says it would like to run more cars but they can't right now because there are not enough available. >> we have 86% of our fleet out on a usual day. that's the highest of any transit agency in america. we want to update that more by

finishing the projects on some of the cars that have been in the shop for weeks and months. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. says the first ten cars will be upping a lunning next year. the remaining 765 will be brought in over a ten-year period. back to you. >> thank you. still ahead -- hip-hop music mogul suge knight turned himself into police earlier today. he was arrested on charges of murder. in 28 minute, the deadly incident he's accused of being involved in. but first another possible case of ebola. this time it's clear in northern california. after the break, why the patient had doctors concerned and what we could find out today. we're looking at a commute where traffic is going to be a little bit slow in some airplanias. it's beginning to improve and the sun is beginning to shine in baypoint and concord.

happening right now, president obama getting ready to host an event at the white house to provide details on his precision medicine provision. there's the podium on the left. some folks waiting tory him talk. the white house says this is designed to get us closer to curing diseases like cancer and diabetes. it's something he talked about his state of the union address. also new this morning, in

fact, moments ago, mitt romney, a man familiar with presidential elections, will not be throwing his hat into the ring in 2016. he made the announcement a few minutes ago. romney told supporters in a conference call, he will not seek the republican presidential nomination. the former massachusetts governor surprised some earlier this month by suggesting a possible third run but in the days since, romney has discovered several. his past supporters and majorforders are now supporting a possible run by jeb rush. the obama administration is now assessing how much of the threat of the five men traded for bowe bergdahl. the taliban held him for i've before they exchanged last year. u.s. intelligence now believes one of those fighters is trying to contact the taliban from his current home in qatar. the obama administration was criticized for even agreeing to

that prisoner swap. bergdahl is being investigated for voluntary leaving his post in afghanistan before his capture. 8:13. we may get new information today about what could be california's first case of ebola. health officials say someone showed up at a sacramento hospital yesterday who meets the government guidelines for being tested for ebola including a recent trip to west africa. the patient originally walked into the e.r. at mercy general hospital, a few miles away but was taken to uc davis medical center which is one of four hospitals designated in california to treat possible ebola patients. >> we know nurses have been drilling since then on a day-to- day basis and we know that they are so much better prepared. >> according to one witness the patient's arrival spurred several people in the e.r. waiting tom to leave.

the chief said we assure you that the patient's presence here poses no risk to you or other patients. the isolation room here is properly equipped and segregated. 8:14. new details on the case of a former stanford swimmer aurblged of raping an intoxicated woman on campus. 19-year-old brock turner denies the allegations. he met the woman two weeks ago at a frat party. turner said they kissed but he dies into raping her. the woman said she blacked out after drinking heavily at the party. turner who voluntary dropped out the stanford is facing five tellny counts of sexual assault. a world record has been broken by two men who are crossing the pacific in a hot air balloon. the u.s. and russian duo are set to land in mexico tomorrow. they left japan on sunday. just a short time ago, we've learned they have broken the

world record by spending 138 hours and 27 minutes in the air. they planned to arrive in the u.s. but bad weather forced them to change course. that's kind of the wholly grail of ballooning. >> congratulations to them. way to go. >> yeah. hey, sal, what are you seeing on the ground here in our commute? >> we're looking at a commute that's improving a little bit, dave and tori. we've had had a little bit of slowing. i was a little surprised by how robust the commutes are. let's go to the bay bridge. at the bay bridge, you can see that the traffic is still slow. it's improving every minute. as a matter of fact i looked at this a half-hour it wasn't that bad. this is a look at 880 which is slowing down passing the coliseum. if you are driving in san jose, traffic looks good. san mateo bridge is fine. in our pictures, i know steve is paying attention. the fog is rather thick but that's only going to be a temporary thing for this morning. but at san francisco airport,

they are expecting delays. 8:16. let's go to steve. >> san jose, too? sj? >> well, san jose had cancellations yesterday but didn't have a formal program as far as airplanes coming in and out. but some flights didn't go. my advice is to check with your carrier there. >> thank you, sal. we have fog. pretty low. most of it coastal low clouds and bayside fog. when it's down that low, it means there's warm air aloft. fog, then sun. it will be mild. any rain maybe into next week. i will tack it at the end of next week. rain in southern california into nevada, maybe record amounts for the days. they are talking about that for kingman and phoenix. todd, tomorrow look cloudy -- today, tomorrow look cloudy. we have some valley fog.

looks like there's more coastal fog from san mateo bridge down to san jose. looks to be thetic thissest. san pablo bay by the carquinez strait there's good fog out there. 30s, 40s, 50 on the temps. higher elevation, it's warm. 57 angwin. that's the warm air. 30s, very foggy around petaluma. a couple of reports starting to lift a little bit. sebastopol at 49. rain in southern california, nevada, arizona, not here. some of those have wrapped pack around the sierra. rain from l.a. to phoenix. for us, it looks like a warm weekend. a lot of sun. next seven days rainfall, yes to the north maybe extreme northern california but it looks dry here. if neck comes in, i -- in anything comes in, i will throw out the 1th -- 1 -- 11th.

dent right that down. inland areas that have been dealing wall street valley fog now looking to warm up. morgan hill, gilroy as well as other areas on the coast. >> same song and dance. >> yes. every now and then technology kind of gets a mind of its own and makes our lives a little more difficult. >> in phoenix, arizona a meteorologist found out what that is like while he was delivering the forecast. >> watch what happens when he noticed some of his numbers are a little higher than they should be. >> now -- i'm not authorized to evacuate -- what you are seeing is pretty high. >> cave creek. >> cave creek, fountain hills. they don't look good. and wickenburg is a total lost. might as well get out of -- >> yeah. just get out.

he handled it pretty well despite the four-digit temperatures popping up. >> that's happened to me before. >> it's in the computer system. it does a transfer from fahrenheit to celsius. >> he had a great line in there, i'm not your dad but i would get out of town. [laughter] >> that's hatched to me a couple of times. i think once it was 4:303 30:-- 4:30 in the morning and it's 208 in danville. never. a comcast customer shocked after opening a bill and it had nothing to do with the amount. coming up, the derogatory discovery that got her family two years of free cable. are you ready for football snacks? >> yes. >> after the break our chef will talk about some snacks that will truly score a touchdown with family and friends.

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>> this is your best friend, the store bought chicken. it's done, it's inexpensive. it can be stupor versatile. i know that you like things that are spicety and delicious. >> yes. >> i want to keep the ingredients raw and delicious. i'm gonna take some red onion, jinger and garlic. all i'm doing is taking the bite off these. i don't want them to be so harsh and strong. >> okay. what i did was i took ginger and garlic. i took the shredded meat. >> leftover. >> add it in there. >> big shreds. i want it to soak up all of this great flavor. have you ever had hoison? >> yes. >> it enhances the flavor. something nice and delicious. look how simple and fast. a little bit of sugar. sugar is gonna add sweetness.

i hear the shug argods there. a little bit of satellite. what -- a little bit of salt. cilantro. grab that bowl. lettuce cups. iceberg. i love the sounds and smells in the studio. smells like cologne and -- >> this is jikama. >> some more sill lan -- cilantro. >> these lettuce wraps so much more healthy than having more bread and tortillas. >> the simpler, the easier, if you ever want to make friends in the studio --

>> absolutely. >> those crispy noodles, gotta love them. you get -- you got -- i'm sending in steve paulson. >> ready? >> look over the pan. if you make a mess -- >> i'm gonna let you know -- brian will be back in 20 minutes with another -- you are gonna make another quick and easy snack for us. >> yes. we'll be back in a few minutes. is that good stuff? >> yes. >> thank you guys. we'll be back in just a moment. first we want to go back to dave. >> thank you. driving my mouth out of its mind. still ahead -- we'll tell you about a bold robbery. it happened in berkeley. it was caught on camera. and after the break, we'll tell you what police say the victim did just minutes before that made him a prime target.

stay tuned. and we're live in alameda this morning where a woman is lucky to be alive after a fire burns her town home. coming up we'll show you some of the damage and the person who might have saved her. good morning. we're still looking at traffic that's improving now in this 8:00 howsh. we'll tell you more about some --le:00 howrk. we some -- 8:00 hour.

welcome back to "mornings on 2." you should sell the aroma in our studio. the chef is coming back. >> he's not going anywhere.

we do have a lot of fog. that will be the big issue. that's the only issue. after that, it will be sunny, mild, warm unless you are in southern california. it never rains in southern california. it sure does. >> there is a song there somewhere. >> it's raining in southern nevada and arizona. it should be out there by sunday. coast fog, bay fog and even inland fog. 30s, 40s and 50s a big spread on some of these temps. upper 40s, brentwood is in there. had a couple of 30s. now we're seeing a lot of 30s. blackhawk alamo at 32. rain to the south. it will end up being sunny, mild to warm. cool too mild to warm with 50s, 60s and 70s. >> sal, did you get in on the food? >> right here. >> really good. >> that recipe is on ktvu.com. i'm looking at it. let's take a look at what we

have now on the roads. things are improving by the moment here if you are driving to the bay bridge toll plaza. patience has paid off here at 8:30. you can see it's much better than it was an hour ago. moving along and taking a look at the commute, traffic on 880 northbound is slow getting to downtown oakland. san jose also slow but this commute we've noticed it's not quite as deep as it normally is on 85, 280 and 101. let's go back to the desk. there was some frightening moments late last night in alameda because of this. a woman in her house, it was on fire. she barely made it out. brian floor press is joining us live. you are outside of the house. you can tell us more and show us more of the damage. >> reporter: we're in the 1100 block of ka me yod -- camino

del via. you can see the damage to the chairs and the tarp in the window. a ktvu viewer not only shot the video. from what we understand he rescued a couple people as the fires with burning. this was alameda firefighters putting water on the fire that began around 8:45 last night. this is a two-story town home where the fire originated. fire officials say it started somehow in the downstairs living room and spread upstairs. we're told by firefighters this morning that an elderly woman lives here alone here. she apparently made it to the doorway by herself. but had to be escorted by perhaps a teenaged boy who was living nearby. of course, the concern for residents who saw the fire was that it might spread to their home. but luckily, it was kept to the one town home.

>> all of the houses like -- they are attached to each other. scary. >> reporter: now, again, alameda firefighters were able to put out the fire, keeping it from spreading to nearby townhomes. another neighbor was notified the fire was burning. that person was in the shower at the time and didn't hear the fire going outside. luckily no major injuries. only minor injuries to the bomb living in the -- to the woman living in the town home. this was the fire detector inside the home. you can see all of the damage from the -- from the fire that was caused last night. fire officials say it started in the downstairs. they don't know an exact cause. no major injuries except to the woman that was living here at the time. we tried contacting the person who shot the video all morning long. apparently this person has not

contacted us. we were hoping to hear his story. but apparently he might have been tired from all of the fire commotion going on last night. we don't know. but quite a story to tell. back to you. >> quite a night for her and all of the people out there. thank you. 8:33. meantime, new this morning, rap music mogul suge knight turned himself into police this morning. he was arrested on suspicionen of murder for a deadly hit and run. this is video of him and his attorney. police say he was visiting a movie set in compton yesterday afternoon when he argued with two men. he got into his truck, followed the men to a restaurant, lan ran over the -- ran over the men in the parking lot and fled the scene the one of the men died from the injuries. knight's lawyer confirmed that knight was driving when that man was hit. >> to see this go on over an argument, it was very shocking. >> so far the people we talked to said it looked like it was

an intentional act. we're handleling like and a homicide. >> knight's lawyer said he was being assaulted by the two men and way troos i was trying to get away when he was hit by one of them. knight is being held on $2 million bail. police in san francisco circslating a photo of a person they believe may have something to do with that suitcase left in the street that contained human body parts. the suitcase was found wednesday afternoon at 11th and market streets. even more body parts were found nearby. police say the victim's head and hands have not been found. and that's making identifying the victim very difficult. the people who live and work in the area, they say they are horrified by this. one man said he was working nearby when police found the body part inside of a dumpster. >> i talked to the cop. i was like, what did you see in there? what did you find? and he goes, you don't want to

know. >> so far, police are not releasing the photo we've told you about to the media but people who have seen it say it's blurry. it shows someone from behind wearing a hoodie. they say it's hard to tell if it's a man or a woman. right now, police are only showing it to people who they think might recognize that person. 8:35. police in berkeley are looking for the person who attacked andle 3-year-old man and -- an 83-year-old man and stole his iphone. police released the video of the attack that happened on december 26th. police say the man just bought the iphone at the apple store on 4th street. a man in a red hoodie walked up to the victim and ripped the phone out of his hand injuring himself process. police say the suspect escaped in a silver audi with paper plates. police describe him as african- american in his 30s. he was wearing light blue jeans and a red zipup gap hooded sweatshirt. stanford has received a major grant to 1350ed up the discovery and development of

the vaccines. the bill and melinda gates foundation will give the school $50 million over the next decade. money will build on existing technology, as well as establish a stanford human systems immune knollgy center. the south bay is preparing for the big crowds at next year's super bowl by getting ready for another big sports entertainment show. levi stadium will host wrestle mania sunday march 29th. 70,000 people are expected. while tickets to wrestle mania went on sale a couple of months ago, tickets to other vents go on sale tomorrow -- other events go on sale tomorrow. it includes a meet and greet. >> you will probably see every wrestler putting on 150%.

that's -- that's their night to shine. >> you can always tell him by that hat. >> another popular event, the hall of fame induction center at the s.a.p. center. randy macho kamach onco and arnold schwarzenegger. >> we've seen the nfl experience. it looks like there's the wrestling experience. a happens for people to do hands-on stuff. coming up, a gunman storms a dutch tv station while crews were live on the air. still ahead, what he demanded an how authorities took him down. but first -- this is just terrifying. new video of the explosion at a maternity hospital in mexico city. what sparked it and the frantic search it set off to find

survivors. good morning. we're looking at a commute where traffic is getting better but we still have slow traffic to deal with. however, 24 looks good. i will tell you where it's still slow. more coastal fog today although most of the coast except san mateo and parts of santa cruz getting the sun. they will all get the sun. so will inland areas. we'll show you friday temperatures coming up. female announcer: don't wait for presidents' day to save on a new mattress. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now! save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. plus, free delivery, set up, and removal of your old set. and sleep train's 100 day money back guarantee. keep more presidents in your wallet. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now! ...guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

it is 8:41. there's no word on the fate of two hostages held pie the salt lake state terror group. a deadline has come and gone for a prisoner swap proposed by isis. the terror group said it would release a jordanian pilot and possibly a japanese journalist in exchange for an iraqi woman. the woman was convicted in the terrorist bombing case. the swap was supposed to happen yesterday. but first jordan wanted proof the pilot was alive and apparently that proof has not come yet. the taliban is claiming responsibility for an attack at the airport in carb, afghanistan. a gunman shot three american contractors and one afghan man. an afghan official said the taliban fighter had infiltrated the ranks of afghan forces to stage the attack and wore a

police uniform. we have video of that explosion in mexico city that killed four people including three babies. this happened yesterday morning when a leak from a gas truck ignited next to a children's an maternity hospital. that explosion caused part of the building to fall down. 56 people were hurt. rescuers are saying it appears there's no one left under all of that rubble. take a look at this photo. it shows a firefighter carrying a newborn baby out of that rubble. he's being called a hero for trying to save that baby but the baby later died. more than00 people were in the hospital at the time of that blast. dozens of people ran to the hospital trying to pull people out when the building collapsed. an armed gunman forced his bay into a dutch tv -- his way into a dutch tv station. the 19-year-old man, you see him here holding a gun. >> threaten a security guard to get into the studio.

he was caring the gun. he was pacing the studio. he wanted to on the air to talk about a conspiracy. s the police stormed the set. the man drooped the gun. he was arrested and the gun was fake. comcast is apologizing after an employee changed the customer's name on a bill to a word we cannot say on television. this is a copy of the bill. lisa brown of spokane, washington said she called comcast to cancel her cable sub victims. a retention specialist not only tried to get brown to keep the cable but to sign a contract, she refused. a few weeks later, a bill showed up with the inappropriate name in place of her husband's first name. brown went down to her local comcast store to try to fix it. it was not until she contacted

the group that comcast began an investigation. the company offered the browns a full two-year refund. additional two years of service and they fired the employee responsible. you kind of want that person out of there. 8:44. let's get you moving, sal. everybody still behaving for you. >> sometimes it's the way my face is. i always look concerned. >> okay. >> just checking. >> there are some things here that i'm looking at on the chp list and i will tell you the traffic has become a little lighter than usual. let's see what we have right now with the bay bridge toll plaza. it had become lighter than usual. it's not completely empty, though. there will be some waiting to do getting into san francisco. no major problems. i do want to mention that 880 has not improved that much. 880 northbound is gonna be a little bit slow. if we go to the maps or the golden gate bridge and then the maps, the traffic here looks good. the fog is lifting a little

bit. steve and i have been on fog duty. san francisco airport is reporting delays of more than an hour today starting very soon. check with your carrier. san jose doesn't have any reports. this is san jose, 101, 2800 and 85, spotty, slow traffic. not a lot of accidents and the regular slowdowns. i think it's getting better as we get closer to 9:00. i enjoyed my lettuce wrap. >> i did, too. >> he does good things. >> i would say so. >> the fog is there. it looks like it's retreating now on most of the coast except senate -- on the coast except for the san mateo coast. san jose has had a lot of fog. yesterday and today. crockett in there. foghorn has been sounding of the rain in southern california, las vegas, kingman, arizona, lake havasu, phoenix if you are heading out for the

super bowl, today, tomorrow, clouds and rain should be out of there. coast and bay fog will burn off. it will be sunny cool to mild to warm. it will be on the warm side. some of the inland fog, it looks like there's valley fog than the inland fog. 30s, 40s and 50s on the temps. a few 30s. kind of a smattering of 30s, 40s, 50s. 51 san mateo, 50 palo alto. 41 woodside. a little low right there. that's increased the fog. as that goes south. that will allow a north breeze to come in behind that. won't affect southern california but it will affect us. it will chew up the fog sooner. coast and bay fog with rain to southern california. 60s and 70s. st. helena, santa rosa, clearlake is in there. vacaville. novato, 68. sonoma at 68. same for walnut creek. out to antioch and brentwood. oakley warming up but they will be now a little warmer than, say, around oakland which was 70 yesterday.

morgan hill and gilroy in there. 50s, 60s, coast and on the peninsula. it look like a fab bub -- fabulous weekend. >> all right. can't get rain. have to enjoy the sunshine. one of the biggest importers of mushrooms could face 20 years in prison for failing to pay taxes. the ceo of concord farms was indicted yesterday. he allegedly created phony invoices lowering the amount of import duties owed on the -- on the mushrooms. he faces wire fraud and conspiracy charges. concord farms has locations in union city and half moon bay. california is enforcing a plan to make sure plaurn growers do not harm the environment. the state has launched a series of inspections. state regulators are concerned in a drut, people flowing medical marijuana near waterways are taking that water

for irrigation. there are plans to pull the plants. it's to limit the environmental impact of the pot growing. there is a new report about the state parks. we should expect shorter hours and serious budget cuts. the new report out today says more has to be done to fix the park system. it calls for transforming the park system which covers almost moi 1.6 million acres. a new nonprofit organization is needed to raise money for the parks and also attract new visitors. the turnaround could take about two years. it includes better transportation, online tools for planning visits and updating the cabins for those overnight stays. it would include a man to make it so so all state parks can accept credit and atm cards. they are recommending a vehicle license feet fee to generate -- license fee to generate more coming in. don't move a muscle.

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welcome back. chef ryan scott has been with us all morning. and it's superfun. you are showing us -- what i love is really easy, truly i

can do recipes. >> you can cook, right? >> i don't really have a lot of time. i'm a baker. i don't have a lot of time as a working mom to cook. i love this. what are we making? >> this goes back to the roast chicken. how many people love these chickens? >> i bif buy them all of the time. >> what we did what the first one was a lettuce cup that i saw sal eating. how about this one? my favorite thing in the whole world is a slow cooker, aka crock pot. look at that. >> anything you can dump in the crock pot and leave alone. >> what i need you to do put in two packs of cream cheese. yes. >> it's not low fat. >> this is a big game. the big game is gonna go here and go big on tv. >> how many people low fat? >> what we need to do -- my mom

is so proud -- ranch packet. >> my mom is probably watching and lives on those ranch packets. we're go that throw in white cheddar. >> the whole thing? >> yes. swiss cheese, gruyere, anything you like. shred more chicken. what hot sauce? in is your own preference. i am not gonna say which one i like. they don't pay. i don't play. >> and even salsa? >> even salsa. mix it up and put some more chicken in there. mix it up with my hand. with the big game, do simple things you can do with your family. turn this up to high. then what you do, i take pickleled hal peppers --

pickled heers, scallions. we've put in cream cheese and you use your vegetables. >> try that. i'm not vegan. i will try it. it's hard to eat on tv. >> you can do it, pam. >> before i prop this in my mouth, the recipe -- you did the lettuce wraps. >> they are on your website. >> and fresh chicken you can buy at the store. you can get both recipes and my favorite tip, use your sink, put ice in it and put your beer in there instead of an ice chest because you have to clean it. >> why didn't i think about that? >> the lazy man or woman kicked up buffalo chicken dip. love it. the sassy lettuce cups. on the website at ktvu.com.

love it. we need to have you back. >> yes. >> we should do that. i'm gonna taste this. >> i'm gonna cook in the back. >> great food. >> yes. before you come back, talk about traffic? >> i will. i will talk about traffic. and i was just telling someone in the newsroom that on friday's traffic, it tends to recover quicker. 880 seslow. if you can wait for a little bit. it will get better for you. the bay bridge is the same. you can look at the 880 ramp. if you are trying to get into san francisco, that's looking good. if you have fast track, i think that would be a nice approach go to 101 and the south bay, 80 and 8 a. some 8 -- 80 and 85. i would use 85 or 280 instead of 101 at this point. today's weather let's go to steve. some fog still lingering once it burns off, and then

sunny. mild to warm. looks warm eninland. it looks warmer through the weekend. a little breeze kicking out a lot of that fog on saturday. >> back over to chef ryan scott. outstanding job, by the way. >> we had the sour cream. >> on top of the cream cheese. >> you eat dip on super bowl sunday. >> no low-fat dip. >> it's good. >> i gotcha. >> go. >> crunch, crunch. >> for the lettuce cups you made, you added chicken but you could add tofu or brown rice, beans. >> yeah, you can do that. there's a lot of different options. >> have to make it healthy. >> i am. >> no double dipping over here. >> that's really good even though i made it. >> it is good.

it is good. it's easy. i love all of your ingredients. they are things we can easily get at the store. one pot. you don't have to stand over the stove. >> are you rooting for anyone? >> yeah. i love bearable. favorite sport. >> i'm rooting for katy perry. >> i'm cooting for katy perry. >> don't look. >> are you double dipping? >> i told him not to double dip. >> i'm gonna hang around with you. >> this weekend, sunday morning we'll have a super bowl party on "mornings on 2." i might crash it. don't tell them that. i might bring some healthy broccoli. >> my version of guacamole and baked healthy chips. you can still have good food and be healthy. >> i will be tweeting drinking beer from my house.

>> out of the sink, right? [laughter] >> yeah. have a great weekend.

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