>> reporter: we're live in milpitas where a burning car and a body are found. we'll tell you what led up to this crime scene that also involved a garbage truck. a vigil for a woman killed by police in emeryville turned violent late last night. why protesters focused their anger at a home depot store. 7:00. we're following developing news in milpitas. a deadly hit-and-run crash as police spread out at two scenes a half-mile apart. this is new video of the first

scene ner meal pit tis boulevard and jackland. roads are shut down there where a garbage truck was struck my more car. that car was found on fire a half-mile away on coyote street where we're live right now. police made another gruesome discovery at the scene. ktvu's janine de la vega has all of the details in two minutes. good morning. thanks for watching "mornings on 2." it's wednesday, february 4th. i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve has a lot to tell us. >> a lot of fog out there this morning. >> yeah. >> we're waiting on the system. it will give us higher cloud. temperatures cooler to the north bay. mild to warm to the south bay. a lot of clouds on but nothing organized until thursday and maybe for the rain. there could be a lot of rain for the north bay. not too much for the south bay until friday or saturday. the system is still a day away. look for mostly cloudy to the north. partly sunny, partly cloudy to

the south. 40s, 50s. a lot of reports very thick fog that's reducing. visibility anywhere from .25 to a mile. san ramon had thick fog, also livermore, some pocketser that. sfo, it's all over the place. usually thickens up about this hour. starts to decrease at 9:00. there will be a lot of cloud cover coming over us. look for mostly sunny skies. there's plenty back here. it will take another day or two before it arrives. we're waiting for the system. it look like a lot of rain in the north bay. more on that in 12 minutes. fog, sun, clouds. a lot of cloud cover. mild to warm. cooler to the north bay. 60s there. 70s santa clara valley. here's mr. castanedo, an update on traffic, sal? thank you, steve. we do have the toll plaza delay, which is what you might expect it would be this morning. it's backed up for a 25, 30- minute delay at the toll plaza before you get into san francisco. also have a look at 580 through livermore. but there's also a crash on vaskaled into near the dumps.

that's near the contra costa/alameda countyline. the police are headed out there along with the fire department and rescue crews we're looking at 280 in san jose. it's getting slower right through the middle of downtown as you head up to highway 17. the time, 7:02. back to the desk. thank you, sal. we're following developing news in the south bay as a police investigation continues in a deadly hit-and-run crash in milpitas. investigators are at two active scenes right now. ktvu's joog janine de la vega is at the scene where a body and a suspect's car was found. what are police telling you? >> reporter: this will be a very long investigation. they are very busy out here investigating this scene here. they have this residential neighborhood roped off. they are collecting debris. you can see the badly damaged car that was burned right there in the distance and next to it is the body of a woman who was in that car that fled a hit-and-

run accident. here is some new video of police on the scene of where that hit and run occurred on milpitas near jackland at 3:30 a.m. a garbage truck was one of the vehicles involved. it's damaged. police are out collecting evidence. one of the workers in the truck called 911. the other vehicle involved sped away and police were able to track it down a half-mile away. it was on fire. officers extinguished the flames and found a woman with major injuries on the ground. she was pronounced dead on the scene. >> we've called out our traffic experts and evidence technicians to look at the scene to make sure that -- to fully investigate the scene. we really don't know right now how many occupants may have been in the vehicle. right now we're only aware of a single occupant. >> reporter: police still don't know if the deceased was the driver or passenger of that car. officers are interviewing the two workers in the garbage

truck to find out more information. we're told they are not injured. they are looking for witnesses of the accident at both scenes to help them piece this all together at this point. we don't know who was at fault, the gather bing truck ork the other vehicle -- the garbage truck or the other vehicle. police are referring to this vehicle on coyote as the suspect vehicle because it fled the scene. this area will remain roped off for several hours, so will milpitas boulevard near jackland. it's closed from glenwood to able street -- excuse me. it's able street that's closed from glenwood to milpitas boulevard. police are asking people to avoid the aria -- avoid the area. back to you. a home depot store in emeryville was vand amazed last night pie people protesting a deadly police shooting that happened earlier in the day. ktvu's alex savidge joinings live now to tell us how what started as a peaceful vigil

turned violent. >> reporter: quite a bit of anger. the woman killed by police has not been officially identified. there's a memorial set up with candles to honor her. investigators were still out here gathering evidence when a group of supporters gathered beyond the crime scene tape for a vigil. it was a quiet vigil in the city of oakland. the event was peaceful until some protesters marched over to the nearby east bay bridge shopping center. that's where a window was smashed at the home depot. there was some graffiti sprayed on the outside. this is the same shopping center where police say that woman was shoplifting shortly before being shot just after noon yesterday. emeryville police officers got the 911 call and came and

chased the woman down the veet. they say she was armed with a gun. they chased her a block from the shopping center and that's where an emeryville police officer opened fire leaving the woman dead. a witness was caught in the shooting. >> give right next to me and -- gunfire right next to me and the next thing i know windows were being blown out in my car. i was ducking for the floorboard of my car. that's where it ended. >> reporter: police say they did recover the woman's gun here at the scene yesterday but investigators haven't said if she fired any shots or aimed the weapon at officers. there will be three separate but parallel investigations that will take place here. oakland police will be leading the criminal investigation because the shooting happened within the city limits. emeryville police will also conduct an investigation because its officers were involved and then on top of that, members of the alameda

county district attorney's office will be looking into the shooting as well. investigators, by the way, will be checking to see whether those officers who were involved in yesterday's shooting were wearing bod cameras and will be looking to see if they were turned on and captured evidence. >> all right, alex savidge in emeryville. thank you. an investigation is underway in antioch into a deadly officer-involved shooting there. the contra costa county sheriff avenue department says it hatched while deputies were -- happened while deputies were serving a move-out order. it was part of a domestic violence restraining order. they say the man charged at them with a knife and one of the deputies was forced to open fire. the man was killed. the sheriff each department, the district attorney's office as well pass an tip okay police are now investigating. 7:08. we're monitoring a developing story in taiwan of a horrific and deadly plane crash caught on video. rescue crews used a crane to pull the aircraft from a

shallow river less than two hours ago. rescuers found 15 people alive so far. at least 23 -- but 23 died in the crash. the plane was captured moments before it crashed in the water by a dashboard camera on a car that happened to be driving by. here it is in slow motion. 53 people on the plane when it well out of the sky over the highway. many are still unaccounted for. it hit a taxi, clipped the side of a bridge and landed in the water. rescuers are having a hard time finding victims because some of the passengers may have been ejerkted from the -- even jecketted from the plane. the black boxes have been found and the radio tower received a may day from the pilots but lost contact. a san francisco man who was arrested has now been released for the body parts in the

suitcase investigation. the san francisco d.a.'s office said there's not enough evidence to file charges against him. part of the reason, the medical examiner still has not identified the victim or determined the cause of death. >> haven't indicated that they want him to report or they will be monitoring him in any way. i mean, he has no plans to leave san francisco. so he will be here. >> now, a source says the police want to determine if those body parts of a man said to be a friend of andros. san jose city leaders plan to take their anti-trust case against mlb to the u.s. supreme court. this two weeks after an appeals court ruled against san jose, in their bid to lure the oakland as. it's not clear whether the supreme court will take up the case because it only afrees to hear fewer than one 1% of the appeals it received each year.

san jose argues that mlb should not be exempt from anti-trust laws and san jose should be allowed to compete for the as. the san francisco giants have blocked the move for years climb -- for years, claiming they have territorial rights. heavy rains last fall in idaho and montana pounded the barley crop and there is only a limited supply of top-quality barley for brewing. operational costs could go up forcing them to raise consumer prices. analyst say the nation's 3200 craft breweries will be fighting for the best barley and could be stuck with lower grade. beer drinkers, you could pay more for a lower quality brew. >> really? >> kind of a bummer. >> 7:11. you know about transportation in new york. well, have new information from new york about that horrible commuter train crash last night. coming up in 20 minute, what

new york's governor announced this morning and what we found out the driver was doing right before that deadly crash. but next, hear from a mother who said she and her baby were kicked off a plane after she made a sarcastic remark to a flight attendant. right now, we're looking at a commute that is a little bit busy in some areas. for example, on 280 you can see slow traffic getting up in the valley. we'll tell you more bertha straight -- about that straight ahead. a lot of fog. visibility can be awful for a few. beautiful sunrise. waiting for the rain. we might have to wait, wait, wait. we'll have more on that.

the san mateo county sheriff's department is searching for a man who exposed himself on a mill bury street. it happened between 10:4045 and

11:00 on hermosa avenue. the man exposed himself and committed a lewd act to a woman waiting on a bus stop. on the left is the car he used to drive away. a new york jury is scheduled to begin deciding the fate of a san francisco man accused of running an underground drug deal website. a federal judge will spend more than an hour reading legal rules to the jury. prosecutors say there's overwhelming evidence that proves 30-year-old ross ulbrich was the digital king pin of silk road. his lawyers say he did create the site but handed it off to another operator. they say their client was set up by manipulated evidence because authorities were pressured to make an arrest and shut down the website. ra bay area nonprofit group says a $2 million grant will let them give more computers to low-income students.

oak technology exchange west is hoping to give free computers to 10,000 people in alameda and contra costa counties. over the past 20 years, this group has given donated computers to students and community centers in oakland as well as classes and technology support. it's girl scout cookie time again. starting tomorrow, there will be a whole new way to get those delicious cookies you love. you can go online. first time in the 100-year history that their cookies will be sold online. but you don't have to worry. they will still be going door to door and they will have popup stands in neighborhood. in fact, the girl scouts even have a strategy to lure you in. >> really good to be, like, real friendly and and don't eat cookies while you are selling cookies. not a good idea. >> okay. i will remember that. here's how the online girl scout cookie shopping will work

-- to make it safe, parents will use their own e-mail and passwords to create the girl scouts account. the girl scouts then will e- mail a link to invite people that they know to buy the girl scout cookies. >> certainly makes sense to keep it safe. it's safe to say you don't see a kangaroo at your local mcdonald's too often. but that's what happened in beaver dam, wisconsin. someone recently called the sheriff's office to report a woman with a baby kangaroo inside a child's car seat. dye and and her husband own the animal -- diane and her husband own the animal named jimmy as well as other animals on the farm. even though they are well known around town, the kangaroos may have been a bit of a surprise. >> it's not often in the state of wisconsin that you encounter kangaroos themselves, more or less in a situation like that at your local mcdonald's. >> yeah, they did leave the mcdonald's after officers asked them to do.

diane apparently claims jimmy is a therapeutic service animal. but the city's attorney disagrees. >> she needs jimmy. >> i guess she does. carry him around in a trailer or a car seat. hey, sal, the toll plaza, everybody behaving out there? >> well, it's crowded, dave, tori. good morning to you. we're looking at a commute where traffic is going to be a little bit slow, of course, at this time of the morning. 25 to 30-minute delay. it's not too bad. you will see a little bit of slowing on the bridge itself. but it is not as bad as it could be. we haven't had any major problems on the bridge. i want to take you to milpitas. jackland road is still closed. the scene of an earlier hit-and- run accident that's under investigation. the ladder truck is there. not sure why the ladder is up. but that's milpitas boulevard at jacqueline road. they might be taking pictures where the accident occurred.

this led to a vers of events -- series of events. janine will have more. it's a good area to avoid. jacqueline at milpitas. traffic will be affected because of that very busy interchange. let's fly out to the rest of the south bay, traffic on 101, 237 and 880 is not too bad as you drive in the south bay. it looks very normal for this time. 7:19. let's go to steve. a lot of fog reports. we have a beautiful advise over r the big city. higher clouds. kind of working their way in in advance of the system the fog, though, dave out in martinez, very foggy there. a couple of reports also san ramon. fog seems to be the bigger issue this morning and then the higher clouds come in. cloudy skies on thursday, there will be rain to the north. mendocino, lake county. it may take a while to get towards parts of napa and

marin. friday rain for most. i'm having a tough time with this. the reason being, one forecast model is incredibly wet. another one is kind of dry. there's another one in the middle. the one try is being thrown out by everybody. it makes me nervous. today, though, a-plus. fog, then fair. a lot of hide clouds. hazy and mild. rain is on the way. there could be tremendous amounts or areas north of mendocino county. flash flood watch is out for the north bay for friday. 4 to 8 inches of rain possible. maybe more north. two systems. the one sunday/monday looks like it has tolder told -- colder air with it. this looks like it's coming up from the hawaiian islands.

40s and 50s on the temps. mid-40s lakeport, healdsburg, winder, sebastopol in the mid- 40s. fog visibility can be .25 a mile to 10 miles. it depends. from concord, napa into santa rosa but out towards martinez, san ramon, i know around concord there's been thick fog. even sfo has fog. a lot of high clouds. that will continue to work its way back here is what we're bait waiting for -- we're waiting for. another spin from the hawaiian island. 45 in truckee. 45 in sacramento. these are warm systems. won't do much for snow unless it's above 7,000 feet. there is a tremendous amount of moisture heading towards the north bay. it will park itself and we'll ease into it. thursday/friday on the front. the one looks better. i think it will be more of a front and not just overrunning precip. today, fog, clouds, hazy skies. tomorrow we cloud it up.

rain starts in the north bay and then moves slowly ever so slowly south on friday. again anywhere from about 10 to 16 inches of rain over the next 7 days. northern mendocino county around santa rosa 8.5 to 9. san jose around 1. that's the problem i'm dealing with here. there may not be much rain to the north. there may be too much to the north. we have tomorrow to fine tune everything. hazy skies. mid-60s to the north due to the cloud cover. santa clara will be the warmest. morgan hill to gilroy. not as warm as yesterday. it was warm yesterday. cloudy, rain to the north and rain, wind friday. overreturning intoreturn -- overrunning into friday. 7:22 a mother of a young baby boy claims she was kicked

off a frontier's airlines flight after making a sarcastic remark to a flight attendant. nikki gassily was flying from san francisco to memphis. she was getting seated on a connecting flight in denver when a flight attendant told her you gotta take your 5-month- old son out of his baby carrier. she says she's flown with her baby eight times before. it was never a problem. but the flight attendant insisted saying the baby carrier was not a government approved rest restraint for flying. >> i said, of course, i'm going to comply. you are the queen of this airplane. i'm going to tell what you tell me to do. >> that's when the flight crew, she said, said get off the plane. she had to buy another ticket. this morning, frontier airlines is standing behind the decision of the flight crew. they say miss gassily was belligerent and argumentment. >> kind of like the umpire. you don't want to argue. you just can't win.

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survived that big fire. he received a special honor from the city's board of supervisors. he's 13-year-old alexander gonzalez. he received a special certificate of honor. now, he was home alone on the third floor when the fire started and to escape, he smashed out a window, grabbed his dog and climbed down the fire escape to the second floor. it was there he was able to safely jump down to firefighters. gonzalez thanked the salvation army and the red cross for all of the donations he received. he also says even though he's grateful, it has been a tough week. >> i try not to think about it. i try to go to school. it's been a little bit hard but we have fun at the shelters. >> the fire chief joanne hayes- white was also there and she praised gonzalez for his courage and encouraged him. think about a career as a firefighter. nice idea.

7:27. jordan takes revenge. what the country has already done today as hey pac after isis burned a jordanian pilot alive. catholic high school teachers called a san francisco archbishop's new sex doctrine hateful and alienating. we'll tell what you they had to a-- coming up -- had to say. good morning. we're looking at a commute very heavy. and fumerrous -- numerous fog reports. where is the rain? it's on the way.

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shocking, disturbing, barbaric. a few of the words they used to describe the islamic terrorist video of a jordanian pilot being burned alive by isis militants. coming up, brian flores will tell us what's already happened this morning as the country of jordan carries out its promise of revenge. welcome back. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. we're talking about your weather and traffic. steve is here. it is kind of nippy outside. i ducked out. >> you beapt beat me to it. a lot of fog reports coming in. tracy said superfoggy in walnut

creek. martinez had reports, san ramon, crockett, kind of a wispy fog coming in. there's -- north bay, over to sfo, parts of the peninsula. system on the way. it will bring rain to the north bay. thursday, friday and again sunday into monday. flash flood watch out for the north bay. could be heavy totals north bay and not a lot south. that's the issue we're dealing with here. we'll tackle it tomorrow. everything is on the increase. we need to wait for the systems to get their act together. they are on the way. today will be a lot of high clouds. fog underneath. ones that lifts or burns off. hazy sunshine, mostly cloudy to the north. some hazy sunshine to the south. 50 brentwood. 51 pittsburg. these are running much warmer. visibility anywhere from .25- mile to seven miles. and then it drops to 2 or 3. visibility has been awful for some. okay for others. a lot of high clouds. tomorrow we'll cloud it up for

the system. that won't happen until thursday, maybe friday. i think it will be slower on the timing on this rain. fog, sun, cloud. mild to warm. 60s and 70s on the temps. warmest temps tonight south. a lot of cloud cover. cooler to the north. here's sal with an update on the traffic. it's been tough in the south bay. northbound 280 you will see some slow traffic coming up throughdown town san jose as you get up to highway 17 and beyond that into the west valley. lats take a look at the entire south bay commute. you can see 101 is slow from yerba buena all the way up. there is a trouble spot near 280/101 but the traffic continues to be slow up to mountain view. 85 is slow from 87 up to about saratoga. bay bridge toll plaza backed up for 25, 30 minutes getting into san francisco. i want to menths the nimitz freeway heading south from the san leandro area all the way down to san jose has been slow because of earlier issues. now, let's go back to the desk. >> all right. our time is 7:33.

tensions remain high in the middle east after the barbaric killing of a jordanian fighter pilot by islamic state militants. brian flores in the studio with us now to tell us how the government retaliated and this may turn the tables in the fight against isis. >> as soon as the video showed the last and gruesome moments of a captured pilot were known, the country of jordan vowed revenge. it appears they've done by that executing two terrorist prisoners who were already sentenced to death. one of the prisoners executed by hanging was the convicted iraqi terrorist who was caught in a failed suicide bombing attempt. just a few days ago, isis had said it wanted to exchange her for a pilot, the 26-year-old. his plane went down in northern syria after conducting a coalition-led air strike. but the exchange never happened after jordan demanded proof the

pilot was still alive. they now believe the pilot was killed a month ago. the video of his death released by isis is barbaric, as you mentioned, dave. it shows him in a sage soaked with an accelerant and -- in a cage soaked with pan soak -- -- soaked with an accelerant and set on fire. thousands rallied in iman as king abdullah returned home from washington, d.c. >> it was very painful to every one of us. i'm here to stand in support for every jordanian. >> this is a new picture of isis fighters at the time of the death. experts say what's troubling about this picture is the uniforms they are wearing. it's camouflage, reseming about a pattern only licensed to the

u.s -- resembling a pattern only licensed to the u.s. marine corpse. king abdullah was in washington, d.c. when all of this played out. he called isis cowards. we understand that jordan may carry out more airstrikes on strongholds in syria has earlier as today. >> thank you. a human rights group is saying isis released a video showing a blindfolded man being pushed off a high rides building in northern syria. reportedly it was punishment for being gay. the man apparently survived that 80-foot fall but then he was stoned to death by a crowd below. human rights observers say terrorists have killed three or men in recent months because they were gay. 7:36. and this morning, investigators with the ntsb they are on the scene in new york of last night eight deadly crash between a suv and commuter train. it was just outside of new york city. now, governor cuomo announced

the death toll was revised down from 7 to 6. five people were killed on the train along with the driver of that suv. the rail line says the driver of a jeep cherokee got stuck on the trucks when the crossing gates came down on the car. as she tried to drive away her car was hit by the train and doth the car and the train -- both the car and the train burst into flames. >> there was a passenger that ran past me. he had blood on his face. and people were pulling the windows off trying to get out through the emergency windows. >> there was a car in the middle of the track. why was it there? how did it get there? could it have been prevent? could there have been better evacuation procedures? those will be the questions that we'll ask. >> that crashed pierced the train. federal investigators will be owbt at the scene for a week. one of the first areas they will look at will be the crossing signals to figure out if they were functioning

properly. the alameda county sheriff's department has released a sketch of a man molesting a little girl in the toy section of a 99 cent store. store surveillance cameras captured this blurry image of the suspect. deputies say the assault happened on sunday inside the 99 cents store on mission boulevard in hayward. the girl was 8 and her mother was shopping in another aisle of the store when it happened. a merced pede district is facing charges of possessing child porn graphy and also -- pornography and also putting a hidden camera inside a patient restroom. 35-year-old dr. miranda was arrested and as he arrived at the clinic where he worked. police say the investigation started friday after a woman discovered the camera hidden inside a flower arrangement. police served a search warrant at miranda's home where they

found child pornography. he's on administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. 7:38. two state senators will introduce new legislation aimed at boosting the rate of immunizations in california schools. all of this comes as the state is dealing with its worse measles outbreak in 20 years. this bill would either tighten or eliminate those opt out clauses that lets parents choose not to vaccinate their kids because of religious or personal beliefs. here in the bay area, there are large numbers of school-aged children who have not had their recommended vaccinations. some of the teachers at four blair schools say they will fight a controversial new sex doctrine handed down by the archbishop of san francisco. tara moriarty joining us live now from sacred heart, one of the four high schools where teachers were handed a copy of the doctrine. >> reporter: yes, and they are angry. they say that they didn't want

to go on camera for fear of losing their jobs. what they are upset, they will be banning together with parents and students, they say to fight this document right here. it's a four-page statement that has been inserted into the faculty hand book. >> the intention is not to pry into the private lives of the teachers. we're not going to do that. people are entitled to their private lives. >> reporter: san francisco's archbishop calls homosexual relations, sex outside of marriage, the viewing of pornography and masturbation evil. he denounced the use of sperum and ovum. he said this is not to target the dismissal of any teachers but it's not clear what would happen if a teacher turned out to be gay. they say this -- >> reporter: they say it send

the wrong message to students who are struggling with bigotry bigotry. in speaking with teachers, they athat friday should be -- they say that friday should be an interesting day. he is planned to make a keynote address. we'll see how that shakes out. back to you. the university of vermont is taking the significant step of allowing children to choose their own gender identify in the pronounce. to help, professors have been given chart. it include, he, she or they but also gender profrowns. this is part of the university's actions to become

more accepting. the dating site okay cupid and facebook have taken similar action. just last year, facebook added a cut tim tab under gender which includes 50 options. there's another problem with the eastern span of the bay bridge. this time it's the $4 million elevator in the signature tower of the new bridge span according to the chronicle. caltrans says there's problems with the elevator's door and drive shaft. this is designed to give maintenance workers a ride to the top of the tower but it was also used for a unique view of the bay. caltrans says the elevator is still under warranty so the manufacturer will cover the cost to fix the problem. and this morning, staples announce it is buying office depot for more than $6 billion. the two companies have a total

of 4,000 stores and annual sales of $35 billion. staples expects the deal will save $1 billion and improve buying power and decrease costs. anti-trust regulators blocked the same merger back in 1997 but analysts now say aim ma ston, target and -- amazon, target and walmart have moved into the sales since then and expect the deal will go through before the end of the year. 7:43. i can't go through it. reportedly prince charles 'words the night before he married diana spencer. the bombshell biography published that's uncovering the royal's dark side. containers upon containsers unloaded sitting at the port of oakland. up next, sources say the labor fight behind the shutdown is going to get worse before it gets better. we're looking at a commute now that is getting a little bit better in some areas. but it's still a -- but it's

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brace for a shutdown. pam cook is in the studio now with what's happening and who this is affecting. >> what's happening, all west coast ports including the post of oakland will most likely shut down by the end of the week. this is an aerial view.

a trade group that represents exporters of agricultural products said the shutdown is imminent. it blames a contract battle between shipping companies and its workers. it's a huge burden on the economy. factory orders have been down. analysts say the slowdown on the west coast is hurting which could be a stronger manufacturing report and a stuty by the national retail federation and the national association of manufacturers estimates a shutdown could cost the nation's economy nearly $2 billion a day. >> it appears that the chances of the port's actually shutting down are probably greater now than they have been at any time since the contract expired at the end of june. >> now the coalition expects that the pacific maritime association which is a group of 70 shipping lines and port terminal operators will lock

the longshoremen out before the weekend. negotiations continue but the two side are said to be still far apart on some very crucial iron-- issues. in the next hour, disparaging comments about the west coast ports even before the disruptions. all right. 7:47. let's bring sal back. you are watching 80 and everything else. how is it looking? >> reporter: i'm also watching my twitter time line. i got this from ken ward. do you know why caltrans has to sweep the central freeway during the morning commute? and ken, i do not. >> that would be a bummer. >> not yet. >> you can bet after this traffic report, i'm gonna get on the phone and say what's up? they might give me an answer. we'll see. traffic on 280 northbound is getting up to highway 17, there are no major problems but there's slow traffic getting up into the valley and the traffic

is going to be slow. i want to show you the maps here of the region we're talking about. it is a little bit slow on 280 but also 85 is slow and 101 is a mess. so the santa clara valley not doing well getting to the santa clara valley on the nimitz freeway from 238 all the way down to southern fremont. we had a bad commute. we had a couple of problems along the way. my advice is to give your self- plenty of extra time for this commute heading south. if you are driving to the bay bridge toll plaza, it's a 20, 25-minute delay, maybe more than that. you can see traffic is very slow. so we'll go ahead and up the drive time to 30 to 35 minutes if you are in the crash lanes trying to get into san francisco. 7:49. let's go to steve. we have a hot of fog reports. not favoring any one particular area. but some of the thickest fog seems to be in the east bay. wall, san ramon. heard from bubba, not ther to

-- not th tortoise. martinez, fog, crockett fog. i'm sure if you have fog, you can let me snow. it's spaulson@ktvu. fog, higher clouds. hazy, turning cloudy tomorrow. rain for most by friday. it may take a while to get to you. maybe late friday and not until early saturday. i want to tackle this tomorrow. two systems, thursday night into friday and then saturday all way into monday. it will be sunday/monday that looks to be the main one. there will be overrunning probably going into saturday. flash flood watch out in the north bay. north bay looks to be take the brunt of it. 10 inches would not be out of the realm of possibility for mendocino county. now, north of that there could be more.

this looks on the old weather menu. there's plenty coming up from the hawaiian islands. that holds a lot of moisture. it sits well above average for what's coming in. 40s and 50 on the temps, on the mild side. on the peninsula, cooler. woodside tip -- dipped to 41. 43 at menlo park. same for palo alto and then 47 san mateo and also foster city. belmont sleeping in. quarter mile visibility that's at buchanan. pleasant hill very foggy. martinez, i know walnut creek, san ramon out to livermore as well. seems to be some super duper fog. napa airport lousy to okay visibility. a lot of how clouds streaming in. back here is what we're waiting for. you need a little bit of dynamics to lift some of the moisture. that appears to be coming in

but until thursday for the north bay and friday for others. snow level will be above 7,000 feet. the sunday system has more cold air with it. might get the snow level down to 6,000 late sunday. there is a lot out here. one forecast model is incredibly wet. the other two are -- one of them is not that wet until late friday into saturday. two systems come across lower lastty dudes. these are warm systems. fog, clouds, hazy skies today and then we'll cloud it up. rain develops in the north bay. it moves slowly. slowly i turn. step by step. towards san jose, dave. again, 10 inches of rain is possible around santa rosa north. i saw one projection. 17 -- 16 -- excuse me. 16. north of leggette. let me fine tune this tomorrow. san jose one.

that's the problem. that's the challenge. fog, sun, cloud. mild to warm. a little bit cooler toward the north bay. you have the cloud cover more so than the south bay. that fog in the east bay will take some of the edges off. it was not this foggy yesterday. that's for sure. it was warm. low 70s some. cloud it up. rain to the north. the wind will pick up friday. we'll carry it into the weekend. sunday night into monday would be the secondary system. >> traffic tomorrow morning will be okay. >> fog -- i don't think the rain starts until the afternoon or evening. >> maybe friday -- maybe not even friday afternoon here. >> okay. >> north bay, yes. it may take a while to get down here. >> thank you. >> okay. there's a new report -- speaking of steve, we've been saving water. we've met governor brown's goal of 0% by -- 20% by december. some of the lowest numbers were in the big metropolitan areas

and that includes san francisco and san diego. water officials say the rainy weather we had in december that just reduced the need for outdoor watering. >> yeah. didn't have to do it. >> i had to turn my sprinklers back on in january. restaurant workers, not having to wash their hands. ahead, the shocking suggestion byone lawmaker. and the super bowl mvp tom praydy doesn't want to keep the prize they gave him. what he will do with the brand- new truck that comes with being the mvp. toeb

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welcome back. a deadly hit-and-run crash in milpitas has police investigating two different scenes just a block apart. you are looking at video of the first scene. this is near milpitas boulevard and jacklynn road where a car rammed into a garbage truck. roads in the area are close -- area are closed. these are live pictures. the police stumbled upon something very disturbing. ktvu's janine de la vega has been out there for hours. she will have a live report. this is a still-developing story. so stay tuned for the details. good morning. thank you for joining us for "mornings on 2." wednesday, february 4th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell.

steve, still a little fog foggy out there. >> very foggy. kind of dancing around. usually sal will confirm, 7:00 to 9:00, the worst time, and then it starts to lift off, burn off. still very foggy. a lot of cloud cover on the way. nothing really to paint much in the way of rain until probably tomorrow, north mendocino county, lake county and then tomorrow night for sonoma county. after that it may take until friday for some. maybe friday evening. a couple of days to kind of fine tune the details. 40s and 50s. visibility can be lousy. be careful if you have clearer clouds. there's higher clouds. quarter mile visibility or less. concorde, napa says five miles. not far away. 52 scotts valley. 58 love los gatos. a lot of 40s or low 50s. san jose state 51-degree reading. the higher clouds will work their way in giving us a mostly cloudy day. everything is back here. that's not going to arrive until late thursday into

friday. a lot of cloud cover. a little cooler. fog, sun, clouds. highs still on the mild side but starting to cool down due to the cloud cover and some increase in the fog. here is sal with an update on the traffic. it's a little bit slow in some areas, steve. you will see the traffic is going to be slowing down on highway 101 northbound. that is just one of the freeways in this equation. but it's getting a little bit better on the way to sunnyvale as you drive through. want to show you the rest of the south bay. you will see some slow traffic on every major freeway getting into the valley, sunnyvale and cupertino. i would say the worst is probably still 101. but it's improving a little bit. as we move over to the east bay and 580, that's jam packed from livermore to dublin, 680 is very slow on the peninsula 101, backed up to burlingame because of other issues. 280 slows down to crystal springs. bay bridge toll plaza, this is

about a 5 to 30-minute delay before you actually even get on the bridge. 8:02. back to the desk. thank you, sal. we continue to follow a developing story in the south bay before a police investigation is taking place into a deadly hit-and-run crash in milpitas. investigators are at two crime scenes. janine de la vega is at the scene wheral body and the suspected -- where a body and the suspected hit-and-run car was found. what are police doing? >> reporter: gathering evidence and officers have a lot to sift through here here at the accident scene. they also went door to door to see if anyone witnessed what happened here. you can see the burned car in the distance that was involved in this hit-and-run accident. a lot of debris and the coroner arrived a few minutes ago. they are here to take away and then examine the body of a woman that was found lying here in the street. police were called to the intersection of milpitas boulevard and jacklynn at 33:30

after they -- 3:30 after they received a call that a republic services truck was involved. officers arrived a found the truck. among the debris, a wheel that may have come from the other vehicle involved that sped away. officers located the car a half- mile away on coyote street and it was on fire. officers extend gived the flames and -- extinguished the flames and found a woman lying on the ground. she was found dead on the scene. >> we're calling this a complicated investigation. it involves a death. any time there is a death, we have to take it seriously. we have to look at every possible angle in the investigation and that in itself is what makes it complicated. >> reporter: it appears the vehicle that caught fire is missing a wheel. so police say it could be possible that that may explain the trail of scrape marks found in the residential neighborhood. police don't know if the deceased was a driver or passenger of the car. officers are interviewing the two workers to find out more

information. we are told they are not injured. at this point, we don't know who was at fault. the garbage truck or the vehicle that caught on fire. this residential neighborhood on coyote street will remain roped off for several hours and so will able between glenwood two milpitas boulevard. so again, still a lot of unanswered questions that police are gonna be working on for the next several hours. back to you. >> all right, thank you. 8:05. some of the people who were at a candlelight vigil vigil last night in emeryville for a woman shot and killed by emeryville police, they vandalized a home depot. the demonstration turned violent when some of the protesters smashed a glass wall in front of the home depot store right there on the border. the demonstrators also scrawled the woman's name on the store's windows. emeryville police were called in to protect that area. we have no word yet of any

arrests. now, the demonstration was over the police shooting at the east bay bridge shopping center. about 12:30 yesterday afternoon. emeryville police responded to a report of a combative shoplifting suspect at the home depot. police say they chased an armed woman into west oakland. that's where an emeryville police officer shot and killed her during a confrontation. witnesses said they had to duck for cover. >> there were gunfire next to me. and next thing i know, the windows were being blown out in my car and i was just ducking for the -- for the floorboard of my car. >> as of this point, police have not released the name of the woman but some of her friends say her name was yvette henderson. investigators will check whether some of the emeryville police officers were on the scene were wearing body cameras and whether they captured what happened out there. police haven't said whether the woman pointed a gun at the officer. an investigation is underway in antioch into a

deadly officer-involved shooting. the sheriff's office said it happened while deputies were serving a move-out order. it was part of a domestic violence restraining order. they say the man charged at officers with a knife and that one of the deputies was forced to open fire and that man was killed. the sheriff avenue department, the district attorney's office and antioch police are all investigating. it is 8:07. now to new developments cat nis of body sparts found inside a superintendent -- case of body parts found inside a suitcase. this is video of mark andres. he was released last night just before 10:00. the san francisco district attorney's office says there's not enough evidence to file charges against him right now. part of the reason, the medical examiner still has not identified the victim or determined the cause of death. >> they haven't indicated that they want him to report or they will be monitoring him in any way. i mean, he a has no plans to --

he has no plans to leave san francisco. he will be here. >> a source tells ktvu police want to determine if the body parts were of omar shawan reported missing from vallejo and is said to be a friend of andres. more information coming out about an east bay rapper shot and killed in oakland monday night. friends of 37-year-old dominic new tone known as the jacka say he was a loving man with a personality and a rap message that attracted people to him. a memorial where he was shot and killed is still growing. he was with his friends at 94th and mackary there when one -- macarthur when one gam shot and killed him. >> he was always positive. even in the dark. he always shed light. to me, that's what i'm gonna remember more than anything. >> now, local experts are

saying he was a rapper who did the not glamorize criminal lifestyles and was influenced by marvin gaye. the cdc cdc says gaye. mountain cdc commended a group called save to help educate signs of violence in relationships. domestic abuse among teens is not easy understood by adults but abuse is increasing through electronic devices. >> if you can imagine you are getting a text at 2:00 a.m., 3:00 a.m., 4:00 a.m. it's a strong intimidation tactic. it's part of the isolation process that we often see abusers doing do victims. >> teens say they've all seen students being abused and say one of the biggest mistakes

they make is confusing jealousy with love. uc berkeley celebrating a milestone for a campus landmark. ♪ >> the campanile is hup years old. they --00 years old. they celebrated with a height show. they performed what they call natural frequency. it's music driven by a size mom ter 7. they say it represents the perfect blend of science and music. >> it marks the center of the community. one of the concerns we all share is earthquakes. it's a subconscious concern and maybe the tower helps us come together and share our concern consciously. >> i can listen to that.

>> they will hold other events celebrating every six weeks for the rest of this year. >> i heard one individual said she almosted wish there was an earthquake so she could hear the sound but you don't want there to be -- to be an earthquake. >> no. in 24 hours, controversial new guidelines for teachers at some bay area catholic schools. dozens presumed dead in that horrible plane crash in taiwan. the dramatic video from a dash cam.

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8:13. we are mon -- monitoring a developing story in taiwan of a deadly plane crash caught on video. rescue crews used a crane to pull the aircraft from a shallow river earlier this morning. 58 people were on board. so far, rescuers have found 15 people alive and the bodies of 23 people who were killed. now, the plane was captured moments before it crashed into the water by a dashboard camera and a car driving by. the falling plane, you could see it clipped, it -- it hit a taxi and then clipped the side of a highway bridge before landing in the water. searchers by the way have recovered the black boxes which will now be analyzed. after the plane took off, the radio tower received a may day from the pilots but then lost contact. investigators will look at everything from engine failure to pilot error to weather or a freak incident such as a bird strike. your time is now 8:14.

charlie skiffer known as the jackie robinson of golf has died at the age of 92. >> it was never about the wins. as charlie says, i wasn't trying to do this for me. i was trying to do it for the world. >> he was incredible. legendary golf endured harassment even death threats after he broke the pga's color- barrier in 1961. he won two tour events in the '60s. he was the first african- american inducted into the world golf hall of fame in 2004. you saw right there, president obama awarded him the presidential medal of freedom. he was 92 years old. he had recently suffered a stroke but the details of death have not been released. 8:15. a new unauthorized by grow graphy of prince charles says that charles had a serious case of cold feet on the eve of his wedding to diana spencer. their lavive wedding was depicted as a fairy tale but

the book paint as different picture with a prince tellingth aide a night before -- telling an aide the night before, i cannot go through with it. he said she was not the jolly country girl he hoped to marry. his book is out tomorrow. new this morning, san mateo native tom brady is helping lead the nuclear patriots' vict -- the new england patriots' vict rit parade. this is in boston. quite a bit of snow. the a was pushed to today because of record-setting snowfall. patriots players are scheduled to later hop onto duck boat vehicles which have become a staple for boston victory parades for various teams. pats fans are still on cloud 9 after their game-clinching win at the goal line.

tom brady won a truck for being the mvp but he wants to turn over the keys to malcolm butter. he was the cornerback who saved the patriots with this goal line ent ception with only 20 seconds left in the game. brady said he would not have won the mvp without butler's heroics. >> before he got his big break, he was working in a popeye's restaurant. people said when are you gonna make it to the pro? s he said i -- he said i will make it there eventually. >> i think tom brady can afford quite a few trucks on his own. that's a nice move for him to to that -- to do that. you know what? somebody said gisele doesn't want a $25,000 truck on her $25 million property. >> that's probably true. >> i thought that was funny. good morning. you can always reach us on

twitter. there's my twitter. under my name steve, tori, dave. we're all on twitter. you can send us your comments. we're looking at a commute that's just moderate, bay bridge toll plaza, 20, 25 minutes. no major problems getting into san francisco. as we get to interstate 880 northbound, traffic is okay. southbound traffic has been terrible heading down the -- down to the south bay. it let me show you. you can see how slow it is. all red. speeds less than 25 miles an hour heading down to milpitas and fremont. it's improving but it's not that great. the time is 8:18. let's go to steve in the weather center. >> i have a new twitter handle spaulsons it spaulson --

spaulsonktvu. >> i think people have found you. >> not everybody. pleasonton, super foggy, jenny said. we're going with the wetter model. joslyn in daly city said foggy and cold. there's some areas. there are some areas. a lot of clouds on the increase. hazy and mild on the way and so is rain. when? probably not until thursday night for some in the north bay. there will be a lot of rain for a few to the north and eventually it will probably make it to the south. fingers and toes crossed. we've gone 41 days without any rain in san francisco. probably go 42 of it makes it. north bay for mendocino county. 10 possibly 16. if everything comes together. 10 is the bull's eye over the next couple of days. higher clouds in advance of the system, that's still back here. ways to go. but it's coming up from a warm source. that would be the hawaiian islands. that tops into a lot of

moisture. it's well above normal. you combine that with a breeze from the west-southwest, especially southwest, you lift it, cool it, condense it, you can get heavy-duty rain. 40s and 50s. it may take a while to get to areas south. therein lies the key. 50 in pittsburg. it's close for antioch and brentwood. had reports of walnut creek of crazy fog also out towards pleasant hill and crockett. who else am i leaving out. martinez as well. a lot of 40s. blackhawk at 45. visibility, a quarter mile or less. concord is in there and also sore. better for a few. by 9:00, usually starts to lift, burn off. a lot of cloud cover on the way. a little bit of mixed maybe filtered sun. a couple of systems. this is the key right back there. you need to get a little bit of, dynamics associated with this cloud cover. that's moving in late thursday,/friday. two fronts, one coming in. thursday night into friday. it will carry over into saturday. but another one sunday/monday.

that has colder air. today it's fog, clouds. 60s to a few low 70s. rain moves into the north bay and then moves south ever so slowly on friday. next seven days, possibly of a foot or more north to santa rosa. mendocino county, lake county. it looks like a lot. san jose i've seen an inch. >> this may change. here is your time line. watch the rain begin to move in thursday morning up to the north coast. stays there. finally moves in at 4:30 in the afternoon. 5:00. up to mendocino county, lake county and then hangs out until friday morning. does not make it until san francisco until maybe later than that. that's what i'm dealing with. it may stall out in the north bay. there could be the heaviest rain. today we have a fog deck that's large and in charge. it's really foggy for some. 60s on the -- on the temps.

60s and 70s to the south. a little warmer there. clouds roll in, rain to the north. it will be cluedy, windy on friday. if you don't have the rain, you will have the wind. if you have both, hold on. sunday looks -- sunday looks like a faster system. >> find the rain coat. have to dig that out. >> dust that one off. >> okay, steve 8:2. the exitment -- the excitement building up for super bowl 50. the head of the visitors bureau will be right here in the studio to a few minutes. an easier and more convenient way to get girl scout cookies but why it may not be accessible to everyone.

welcome back. it's time for girl scout cookies. starting tomorrow there will be a whole new way to get those cookies you love. you can go online. it's the first time their cookies will be sold online. but don't forget. girl scouts will still go door to door selling cookies and still have the popup cookie stands. in fact, the girl scouts even have a new strategy to lure you in. >> really good to be like really friendly and don't eat

cookies while you are selling cookies. not a good idea. >> sharp saleswoman. here's how the online girl scouts cookie sales will go -- to keep it safe, parents will use their own e-mail and passwords to create the account. the girl scouts will e-mail an link to invite people they know to come and buy the girl scout cookies. a west coast port, shut down. coming up in ten minutes, the labor dispute holding a huge chunk of the bay area economy hostage and how the tension is threatening billions of dollars in cargo. >> reporter: catholic high school teachers call the san francisco archbishop's new sex doctrine alenating and -- alienating and hateful. if you are commuting to work, there's still some work

to to. you will see slow traffic in san jose. more with the traffic report. well, summer wind comes blow in and it brings the fog. it's not summer. the fog is here and that wind will be blowing in soon the we'll talk about that and rain also coming up later.

a8 welcome back. we're live in san francisco at a private catholic school where angry staff members are speaking out. now, the archbishop of san francisco announced some pretty strict and controversial school guidelines yesterday. ktvu's tara moriarty has been talking to teachers and students this morning and coming up in a couple of minutes, she will tell us how

some of them plan to make sure the archbishop nopes they don't like the -- knows they don't like the new doctrine. stay tuned for that. wednesday morning, february 4th. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather. >> there's areas socked in. quick shout out to clayton. very foggy there. be careful. not only there but also pleasant hill, concord, san ramon, maybe where you are, fog, really fog -- remember kids going to school. you can't see 50 feet, matthew said from clayton county. high clouds will start to come in. a lot of clouds. hazy. waiting on the rain. more likely friday for many. it might be friday night for the south bay.

50s on some of the temperatures. a lot of 40s. 43 menlo park. 50s los altos hills and la han do you. sfo has had fog. a mile to quarter mile visibility. so far the east bay seems to be the van guard on the thickest fog so far. we're in the waiting hours of the fog. there will be a lot of rain for some as we head toward thursday night and friday. 60s and low 70s, especially santa clara valley. all right, sal, i know santa clara valley south bay has been bogged down a little bit with traffic. it has been. steve, that fog you are talking about, you can see it here on our eastshore freeway shot. westbound 80. you normally can see a lot more than this. we're kind of focused in on ashby avenue. but it's a 43-minute drive from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, it will be another

45-minute span. not a huge commute into the city. it's one of those normal things that you have to put up it. northbound 101, 285, 85 has been slow. 17 as well. and 101 is the slowest. we're not getting any of -- any break today for the south bay commute. except we're seeing improvement on 85. a lot of fender-benders that have been out there and things are improving but still the damage is done. it's 8:32. let's go back to the desk. >> all right. thank you. teachers at four bay area high schools will fight a controversial new sex doctrine handed down by the archbishop of san francisco. tara moriarty joining us live now. you are at sacred heart prep in san francisco. one of the four high schools where teachers were handed a copy of that document. what are they saying, tara? >> reporter: well, some tell us the new doctrine is in stark contrast to what the pope has been preaching about tolerance in rome and they think it definitely send the wrong

message to students. >> the language inserted into the agreement adds nothing new to the agreement. it rather clarifies what's already in there, in the agreement. so the schools can be clear about their mission. >> the language is nothing new but the fact it's in the faculty hand book is. he says the use of donated sperm or ovum and a surrogate u te wrist is -- uterus is gravely immoral. sacred heart's president said it opens the discussion. >> this is the time to understand what it means to be pastoral and what it means to listen to them, listen to how it's affecting them and really be more sensitive to our students who are struggling. many of whom who understand what this might mean down the

road. >> reporter: friday, staff will be meeting here at sacred heart with the archbishop to ask questions about the happened book and want more clarity. they vowed to fight and keep it out of the hand book altogether. back to you. >> the will. thank you. meantime, vowing retaliation. the country of jordan this morning says expect an earth- shattering response to the shocking and very brutal death of one of their pilots at the hands of islamic state militants. brian flores is in our newsroom now to tell us how whom say this may turn the taint against -- the tables against isis. >> the response in jordan and around the world is one of supporting to defeat isis. the jordanian blost believes the pilot, the 26-year-old, was killed a month ago. but video only surfaced recently. it's barbaric. it shows him in a cage soaked

with an accelerant and set on fire. people in jordan took to the streets. demanding revenge. >> the jordanian government promises and earth-shattering response. and some say it could be a rallying cry in the middle east to defeat isis. >> he showed no fear. he was a lion and will remain in the hearts of every jordanian on earth. >> it's just one more indication of the viciousness and barbarity of this organization. >> reporter: one of the prisoners executed by hanging in jordan was the convicted iraqi terrorist who was caught in a failed suicide bombing attempt. just a few days ago, you recall isis wanted to exchange her for the pilot. the pilot's plane went down in northern syria after conducting a coalition-led air strike but the exchange never happened after jordan demanded proof the

pilot was still alive. in the meantime, the king says jordan their remain part of the u.s.-led coalition fighting isis with airstrikes and some of those could happen as early as today. dave? >> thank you. back here at home, the alameda county sheriff avenue department released a new sketch of a man accused of molesting a little girl on sunday in the toy section of a 99-cent store in hayward. take a look. he's described as an african- american male in his late teens about 6 feet tall with a flat top hair cut. he was wearing a white t-shirt, dark jeans and black tennis shoes. store surveillance cameras cam captured this blurry image of the suspect. deputies say the assault happened sunday inside the 99 cent store on mission boulevard in hayward. the girl is 8 years old. her mother was shopping in another aisle of the store when it happened. >> time is 8:36. californians successfully met

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the situation at the port of oakland is expected to get worse before it gets better. pam cook is in the studio with the impact this is having on the entire country. >> it's a very big deal. all ports including oakland could shut down by this weekend. that will have a catastrophic effect on retailers, manufacturers, farmers and businesses big and small across the country. want to show you an aerial view of all of the containers waiting to be loaded onto ships.

this morning, a trade group that represents exporters of agricultural products says the west coast ports will likely shut down by this weekend. factory orders have been found. analysts say the slowdown is hurting what should be stronger manufacturing reports. a study by the national retail federation estimates a shutdown could cost the nation's economy nearly $2 billion a day. >> before all of this disruption, our best coast ports were not as efficient as affordable as product productive as most of parts in the world. >> the coast guard expects the pacific maritime association will lock the longshoremen out by the weekend. the federal immediate eighth and conciliation service has been called in to meditate. it was created back in 1947 and

did have to be called in to meditate the 2002 impasse. at that point, it resulted in a ten-day lockout at the ports. hopefully we don't get to the point. we will look for developing news. >> it's frightening how this could have a domino effect. >> so many businesses. coming up on 8:42. want to check in with sal. how are things looking on 880? >> slow if you are driving on 880 northbound off southbound. getting down from hayward to fremont and down to san jose has been a terrible commute. we had a bunch of minor accidents. nothing major. the accident has been there for 15, 20 minutes can add to the morning commute. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, you will see the traffic is backed under for a 20, 25-minute drive getting into san francisco. it doesn't include the time on the actual span. i want to mention walnut creek, traffic will be busy as you

drive from concord near 242 to walnut creek. you are looking at the south bay commute. the traffic there is going document slow. i also want to mention if you are in the north bay and zoom into the north bay traffic here. southbound 101 from 37 to san rafael is slow. and northbound 101 from old redwood highway into downtown santa rosa, that's northbound. that's slow. 8:43. let's go to steve. i can't see. there's too much fog out there. map, the reports are coming in and thanks to everybody for sending the reports in. from novato to many, many east bay locations, oakland, sfo. there's pockets of fog where you can't see across the street. thanks for the information. i can see it coming in. you can kind of tell it would be popping up. it was lucy for a while -- lousy for a while. sun, cloud. hazy. 40s for some. if you are the in fog, i know cold and foggy for some. areas around daly city reporting that. the rain is on the way. it may not show up until early,

early friday to saturday morning and then again sunday, monday. the trend is to slow these down. as you do, once it gets there, it can rain. had to 101 possible -- 4 to 10 is possible in the north bay. everything is pointing towards pretty hefty totals in the north bay. 40s, 50s on the temps. 54 be half moon bay. san jose, 50. walnut creek, a. but napa 51. thick fog by the napa airport. 43 petaluma, sebastopol, mid- 40s. some of that fog mile to a quarter mile visibility or even worse depending upon your location. it's pretty thick. pie 9:00, usually -- by 9:00, it starts to lift up. hazy skies. we're waiting for the system. it's back here. it's coming from the hawaiian island. the sunday system will have more cold air. 48 up in truckee.

that's pretty mild. you can see there's plenty of moisture here. once the wind cranks up on friday, that will help enhance rainfall rates. some of this may not show up until late thursday. first system friday into sunday. the second one looks to have colder air and a faster mover. nothing, cloudy, hazy. we'll cloud it up and we'll see temperatures staying above average. rain moves south. for some it may not be until late thursday. here's the rain and future cast here. stays to the north. stays to the north. stays to the north. right there. we're at 6:00 tomorrow. about ukiah, santa rosa north. it never gets south of that until early friday morning. it's still there at 9:00 9:00 north but not anywhere else. san jose may have to wait until friday night before they get in on the rain. once it gets going, it will get going. north bay, late thursday/friday. it will be friday into maybe saturday. highs today, 60s and 70s.

cloud cover and the fog will take a few degrees off the highs from yesterday. a few low 70s. >> i will hold onto a couple of more. cloudy, rain to the north. but not until very late. friday, rain and wind. we will carry that into the weekend. let's go to steve. super bowl xlix is over. it's time to start thinking about the next super bowl, the big super bowl 50 will be played right here in the bay area. joining neel me -- me is this man, the president and ceo of san francisco travel. you went to the super bowl to check things out to prepare for our super bowl. what did you come away with? >> a lot of ideas. one of the things that struck me is how big the super bowl is. how big an event it is. it was in phoenix, temple, not just glendale. when we bring this to san francisco he next year, the 50th anniversary of the super bowl in the golden state, the gold -- the golden anniversary,

we'll do it in a very unique way. >> i was asking you parking. you said that won't be a big deal. >> it's not uncommon for the super bowl to be played in a city distant from a lot of where the activity is. in new york, the game was played in new jersey. and events were in manhattan. we're working to make sure this is a bay area super bowl. there's gonna be activities from san jose all the way up the peninsula and in the east bay into san francisco. this will be something that we were really planning for the last two years and for this next year we'll make sure that our transportation plan is put together that the activities are put together so it's not only not a negative on the prayer but a very positive for the visitors who come in 357bd the residents. >> what did you see in the

super bowl that you didn't like? >> we didn't see anything that we didn't like. i think arizona did a great job. we want to make sure that the personality of the bay area is reflective often the super bowl, that when somebody comes here, they won't say this is just another super bowl. they will say this is a bay area super bowl. very unique to our personality. we'll incorporate the culture, the cuisine of the bay area, all into this fantastic celebration that people around the world will be able to watch on tv or people from the bay area will be able to participate in. many things for free. >> in this giant spotlight of super bowl 50 that you are bringing. >> absolutely. and it is a giant spotlight. >> well, thank you, joel, for being here, for giving us a taste of what you saw in arizona and what you will bring here to the bay area super bowl 50. >> thank you. look forward to it. >> all right. back to you, tori. google says pope francis is getting ready for his next

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police are asking people near highway 92 and 101 to shelter in place. officers are on the 600 block of edna way which is near delaware avenue on concord drive. they say a man there is threatening to hurt himself. police say they are working on the situation and are asking people to stay inside their homes or businesses with windows and doors locked only as a precaution. once again, there is a shelter in place in san mateo due to a situation on the 600 block of edna way. we'll continue to update the situation as it changes. this morning investigators with the ntsb are at the scene of last night's deadly crash between an suv and a commuter train just north of new york city. governor cuomo says the death toll has been revised down from 7 to 6. five people were killed

on the train along with the driver of the suv. >> the railline says the driver of the jeep cherokee got stuck on the tracks when the crossing gates came down around her. as she tried to drive off her car was hit by the train and both burst into flames. >> there was a passenger that ran past me. he had blood on his face and people were pulling the windows off trying to get out through the emergency windows. >> there was a car in the middle of the track. why was it there? how did it get there? could it have been prevented? could there have been better procedures those will be the questions that we'll ask. >> the impact caused the electrified third rail to buckle and pierce the train. the ntsb says investigators will be at the scene for about a week. one of the first areas they will look at is the crossing signals to determine if they functioned properly. 8:53. the united states is about to start destroying the biggest remaining stockpile of chemical weapons that we have.

780,000 mustard gas shells will be destroyed near pueblo, colorado. they were stockpileled during world car ii around the cold war to discourage other countries from using those types of weapons on american troops. >> it's a real milestone not only for the united states but for the world community to see a whole class of weapons that were used in warfare to be destroyed. >> that stockpile destruction is expected to be completed by the year 2019. 525 more tons of mustard gas stored in kentucky. it's due to be destroyed by 2023. a u.s. senator says the government should not require restaurant employees to wash their hands after they use the

bathroom. freshman senator, a republican from north carolina was at an eveaent talking about regulatory reform and he says there's too many government regulations such as the one that requires restaurant employees to wash their hand. he thinks businesses should get to make that destiing for themselves as lodge -- decision for themselves as long as they most a sign about it. that way he says the market will take care of it and the restaurant would likely go out of business. well, a cub scout nature hike in southern california took on a whole new meaning. a group of fourth-graders and their parents started hiking at torrey pines beach near san diego. they ended up near at black's beach. it's a nudist beach. one parent thinks the cub scout leader deliberately walked them into the area. >> i said, hey, what are you doing? we're in the middle of a nudist beach. and he's like, you know, this is a naturalist beach.

my family and i go through this all of the time. it's no big deal. and i got really angry. >> she and her husband filed a complaint. so far, no action was taken against the scout leader. the boy scouts of america says walking through black's beach is not against the policy. smalls of small breweries are crying in their beer. heavy rain pounded the barley crop. operational costs for beermakers could go up forcing them to raise consumer prices. analysts say the nation's 300 draft breweries will be fighting for the best barley and many could be stuck with lower grades. that means beer drinkers could end up paying more for a lower quality brew. kind of a bummer. >> yes. let's check one more time with sal. you are watching the going bridge and everything else. >> golden gate bridge has a crash near the toll plaza.

southbound 101. it is a crash that's making traffic slower coming down. it is not a head-on collision, of course. but southbound traffic will be slow as you head down, slower than you are used to seeing it. also looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, westbound, that commute is heavy, about 20 minutes' delay before you make it on the bridge. 680 is still very slow. backing up from 242 all the way into alamo. an accident near stone valley road. at 8:57 let's go to steve. a lot of fog out there. want to thank ryan matthews in tiburon for saying fog is so low, i can't see much in front of me. i look up, i can see blue skies. >> yeah. >> rain doesn't move in until friday. it will be cloudy tomorrow and then rain friday morning. and again on sunday. slowing town, which is not -- down, which is not surprising. >> but mostly up north? >> for a while.

may make it to san jose until friday night or saturday. that's what we're dealing with. >> okay. thank you. that's our report for this morning. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> be sure to watch the news at noon where we'll show you the demolition underway at candlestick park. we'll continue to follow this story all day and have updates at 5:00 and 6:00. thaunths. -- thank you for joining us. map our vision for partnering with more farmers, growers manufacturers is that eventually organic and natural will be the norm. for raley's that means a lot more organic and natural options on the shelf. and for our consumers, that means having a lot more affordable and readily

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