we're live in sunnyvale where police are searching for a car peculiar they say they were forced -- a car burglar they say they were forced to shoot out. a fire at a safeway. the damage it caused to force the doors to be closed overnight. good morning. it is 7:00. we're live in san rafael, where this 24-hour safeway was closed overnight. a fire started in a trailer in the loading dock right here. a lot of smoke got into the store. coming up in minutes, alex savidge will have more on the fire and the efforts that kept the flames from spreading. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell.

it's tuesday, february 10th. >> it is. good morning, everybody. i'm not dave clark. >> no, you are not dave. >> i'm brian flores. dave is off today. thank you. good to see you. a quick look at weather and traffic. steve is to my right. it will be a nice day. >> nice day. >> a little cold out there this morning. much colder than yesterday by a good 10, 15 degrees. a few upper 30s. a lot of 40s. under mostly clear skies. thought there would be more fog. there will be a few high clouds. cold morning will give way to mostly sunny. tomorrow the warmup begins. i will get a lot more 70s. it looks whammer into the weekend -- warmer into the weekend. maybe clouds from baja visiting us on sunday. some higher clouds will favor more towards the north. not a lot here. they will fall apart. on the increase. they may be partly cloudy to the north later on. 3939 napa airport. walnut creek, 41. calistoga is close.

sebastopol, petaluma, low 40s. angwin, 47. i think tomorrow at this time, they will be 57 as the warm air begins to move in. high clouds to the north. mostly sunny. 60s for many. but temperatures looking like they will go above here for the rest of the week starting tomorrow. here is sal with an update on the traffic. i don't think there's anything too bad yet, right? we've had a couple of things but they haven't been supermajor, not the kind of thing where there's lane closures. you we are getting slow traffic. the drive time from the carquinez bridge to the maze is up to 34 minutes. there is a lot of slow traffic in richmond and emmer is em-- el -- el cerrito, we deep an

-- we keep an on eye 680. that's a mess from earlier crashes in pleasant hill that have been moved to the side. 680 and 242 are backed up from highway 4. you need extra time on this commute. it's 7:02. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. police in sunnyvale are investigating a shooting involving an officer from another south bay city and a suspected car burglar. janine de la vega joins us live from sunnyvale to tell us how this all unfolded. >> reporter: police had this intersection at el camino real and wolfe road closed for several hours gathering evidence that they hoped would lead them to a white mercedes sedan. >> the roads are reopen. but officers are hoping any witnesses will come forward. it started at 6:00 in the city of santa clara, where two officers were investigating auto burglaries and found a suspect. they followed the suspect vehicle, that white mercedes sedan into the city of sunnyvale. when the sedan pulled over on el camino there wolfe road.

one officer got out of the vehicle and approached the mercedes. police say that's when the mercedes sped toward the officer and that officer feared for his life. >> i wish we had more details on the vehicle. obviously, may have bullet holes on the right side. we're continuing to investigate and look into the matter and see what else we can find out. see if there's additional witnesses. if somebody witnessed something, i would appreciate a call. >> reporter: the second officer chased the mercedes on wolfe road but lost it. neither officer was injured. it's unknown if anyone in the mercedes was hit. the sunnyvale department of safety is heading you the investigation. they are unsure how many people were in the mercedes and are working to get a license plate number. the detectives are also look looking to see if there was any surveillance video in the area that may have captured the chase or the shooting.

we're still waiting to get an update from the sunnyvale $of public safety -- department of public safety. when we do, we'll bring it to you. >> thank you. a 24-hour safeway store in san rafael just reopened this morning after a fire forced it to shut town. alex savidge has more. >> reporter: brian, good morning. the safeway store back open after this fire that broke out here near the store's loading dock in the back. store. this is where a trailer that was parked in this area caught fire. you can see that part of the store was charred there. you can see the wall and the burn marks there. but fire crews are able to come in here and contain the fire before it could do any more damage to the store itself. let me show you some photos tweeted out bite the san rafael fire department after they were called out to the supermarket.

this fire started around 11:30 last night. that trailer that caught fire had a pressure washer inside of it that was being used to clean the store. that trailer was destroyed but thankfully flames didn't spread to some of the flammable and combustible materials inside the loading dock. the fire, however, did send quite a bit of smoke drifting into the store. that prompted the closure of this safeway store that normally would be open 24 hours a day. the store after they let the smoke dissipate inside finally reopened about 6:00 this morning. customers were allowed to come back inside and right now, brian, investigators with the san rafael fire department trying to figure out exactly what caused that trailer to catch fire. i think firefighters certainly caught a break here, they were able to stop the fire from spreading into the store itself. >> they certainly did great work from keeping it from

spreading into a medical marijuana dispensary in berkeley can stay up and running while it defend itself in court. the berkeley's patient group is on san pablo near ban cost. a judge has agreed to allow it to stay open pending a hearing. in may of 2013. federal officials moved to close the dispensary. the 9th court circuit of appeals will decide whether berkeley can join the fight. >> to have the federal government come in and shut down the city's dispensaries, any one of them would be catastrophic for the city. >> the leland scape is change -- the leland scape is legal land landscape is changing. a san francisco water water manager faces a five-day suspension for allegedly urinating into a sierra

foothills reservoir. coworkers saw martin urinate and this usually holds water as drinking water. the puc said the reservoir has drained at the time and there's no health danger to the public? this weekend's storm brought a lot of water to the bay area. what does it mean for the drought? lexington jumped 8 feet over the weekend. the santa clara water district said the reservoirs went to 38% capacity. but they are not exactly celebrating. they are still below normal. we're still in a drought. >> it's just good to see the water in the reservoir. >> it was a good thing this was two storms one after the another. the second produced more runoff into the reservoirs. >> east bay m.u.d. and the san francisco public utilities commission say the storms brought several inches of rain and boosted their reservoirs. still, the biggest concern is warm temperatures and the

snowpack is a third of what it should be. the north bay has so much water right now from the storm, officials say they've resorted to pumping some of it into the bay. the marin water district says they are at 98.4% of capacity. many lakes and reservoirs are starting to spill over from the storm. so the water district is now sending thousands of gallons a minute out into the bay. creeks and water falls that were dry are now flowing which is attracting many people to popular hiking spots. a san francisco ride sharing company is getting into the delivery business. side car has been offering delivery in the city. now it says it's expanding the service to ten more cities. side car says it will match business deliveries with passenger rides through its app. the company says it expects same day delivery of meals, groceries and flowers. will make up half of the business by the end of the year. some san francisco teenagers are getting ready to cut the cord to their gadgets. it's all part of the nationwide

tech timeout challenge. according to the examiner, students at sacred heart in san francisco will turn in their laptops, phones and tablets on thursday. they won't be able to plug in for three days. the school is the first in the bay area to take part in this challenge. officials say while it encourages the use of technology, including school- issued ipads, it's important to find a balance and take a break. >> there is a time where we didn't have any of this. >> i know. >> hard to imagine. >> hard to imagine not having access to it. i came in and couldn't find my phone, where is it! i did find it. coming up, rethinking police policies. in 20 minutes, what's prompted city council members in berkeley to reconsider tactics they want police to start using and so some of them can stop using other things. and next, brian williams steps away from the anchor desk. the latest on accusations that he's been known to bend the truth. we're still looking at a commute that is slow in

maniaryias, including contra costa county and santa clara county as we take a live look at 280. we'll tell but that straight ahead. a warmup is on the way. before we get there, we have a much colder low pattern. a few 30s compared to yesterday. it will be mostly sunny but we'll talk about the extended outlook and that warmer weather.

7:13. the future of brian williams is up in the air this morning as the network investigates his admission of what he's calling false memories from the iraq war. nbc news aired last night as it does every night with williams's name still on it. however, lester holt was at the anchor desk. williams took himself off the air after he was caught embellishing an iraq war story, saying he was in a helicopter hit by enemy fire a few years ago.

his chopper was not hit. a veteran war correspondent was willing to give him the benefit of the debt -- of the doubt. >> things that you thought that you remembered well, they start to get fuzzy around the edges. >> other stories he's told are being scrutinized. some people are coming forward to disfoot his accounts of hurricane katrina. the bay area woman caught several times trying to board flights without a ticket has done it again and is back behind bars. marilyn hartman made her first court appearance this florida this morning on fraud and trespassing chargesle officials say she fought onto a flight from minnesota to florida without a ticket and checked into a luxury resort near jacksonville under another guest's name. she's been arrested at san francisco, l.a.x. and phoenix for trying to sneak onto flights. she being held on $50,000.

historic artie kaths from the first moon landing are on display after they were found tucked away in kneel armstrong's -- neil armstrong's closet. perhaps the most exciting find is this camera used to record the film foostage of armstrong stepping on the moon in 1969. take a look at this image captured on the telescope. does it look like something? it looks like a smiley face. >> it does. >> the eyes are two distant galaxies. astronomers say the gravitational pool between the clusters is so strong, it distorts time and space around them resulting in the smile. the ring-like structure is an einstein ring named after the man whose theory of general relativity explains such phenomenon. >> you see the round head an everything. >> looks like a smiley face. no doubt. see if people are smiling

on the roads or not. how is the bay bridge toll plaza? >> it's okay. i think -- i think it's kind of a normal commute. you will expect what i show you at the bay bridge. it's backed up to beyond the maze. it's getting better in some of these lanes. we haven't had any major problems. but it's slow. we're also looking at slow traffic this morning on some of the other bridge crossings. it's slow approaching the richmond bridge and a little bit slow approaching the san mateo bridge. it does start picking up a little bit once you make it onto the span, as you can see from this live picture. i think one of the worse commutes is concord to walnut creek. we had a couple of earlier crashs that why in the lanes. they -- that were in the lanes. they are off to the side. traffic is slow in the area. 580 as well. we've had a couple of minor crashes and 680. so this area is -- it's very slow. but for a tuesday, i think you are probably expecting it. 7:16. let's go to steve in the weather center. >> we do have mostly clear skies. it's colder this morning. more 30s and 40s.

i should say more 40s. there's some 30s. our weekend wild wind an rain has moved off. high pressure is beginning to move back in. look for colder lows. mostly sunny, warming up 70s. a lot of sun. warm afternoon, mostly sunny. all the way into the weekend. sunday could get higher clouds and by the way, if you are watching us before you get ready to go to school, happy 13th birthday for jenna. it will be nice and warm. in daly city. 13 and watching us. thank you. we have a high cloud deck that will come in later. just a little bit later. but overall, it will be mostly sunny. colder lows. bundle up. before we get cranked up, i think you will notice that. yesterday was really mild. that's not the case. we've dropped on the lows. 39 napa. bookends on 50. sfo and san francisco. but a lot of 40s. 42 san ramon. alamo, danville, a little bit

warmer out towards antioch and brentwood. even la fayette and moraga at 42, 43. statewide yesterday, i think it was 36. today, 21 truckee. arkay da, 39 -- arkada. 39. morning fog is held in check. it's colder lows. after today, we start to bump it up. wednesday, thursday. mid-70s are possible. it's a dry pattern. nothing coming in from the pacific northwest or even midlatitude. watch the higher clouds. that's on sunday. there is a lot that can change. we'll have to keep an eye on that. it's coming up from baja. we've seen this a couple of times. morning fog. it's more chilly out there. mostly sunny. higher clouds, favoring the north bay, especially mendocino county and also lake county. mainly 60s. there will be 70s. st. helena and clearlake.

petaluma, novato, benicia, napa all around 64, 66. livermore, oakland, walnut creek. south bay, a little bit warmer, especially santa clara valley. gilroy to santa cruz. 70 degrees. 60s on the peninsula. menlo park, 67. half moon bay bay at 65. tomorrow if there's any fog, it won't last long. we warm it up. mid-70s for some thursday, friday. only bug ga boo might be sunday and high clouds. >> time to wear the shorts. >> yes. 7:19. new this morning, we're learning more about this year's we day in day. cody simpson, kalat and joe jonas are some of the individuals taking part. this is video from the first ever we day in california happening last year at oracle areflaw -- arena.

thousands commit to take action on local and global issues they care about. ktvu is the we day media partner. >> i went to that. a lot of fun. home depot is planning to make new hires across the country. many will be in the bay area. they are hiring 1500 workers at its 33 bay area stores. it's looking for 80,000 new workers nationwide. home depot says the new jobs will be in preparation for spring which is its busiest selling season. it's encouraging college students, retirees and veterans to apply. >> very cool. >> all right. 7:20. a meeting of two superstars, playing a little hoop. the usual request steph curry had for monet day vase. davis. the white house is confirming a hostage held has been killed.

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sad, developing news. there's now word that 26-year- old american aide worker and isis hostage kaley mueller is dead. her parents released a statement saying they've been told that she's died. the white house also issued a statement confirming her death saying that kayla mueller represents what's best about america, dedicating her life to helping others in need at home and around the world. she was kidnapped by islamic state militants in august of 2013 while leaving a hospital in syria. she was killed in a jordanian air strike. but jordan dismissed that claim as propaganda. we don't have any word on how she died. this comes as president obama could ask congress as early as today to allow u.s. military force to fight islamic state militants in iraq and syria. there is support to go after isis but the word of

authorization will be the sticking point. most americans favor an all-out fight against isis including the possibility of using ground troops. many democrats are hesitant to go that far. it will be the first war vote in congress in 13 years. pack in 2002, congress passed a resolution authorizing president bush to use force against iraq. and that is a vote many democrats have regretted. new intelligence shows isis has been developing plans to kidnap more international hostages. there are concerns they will try to target refugee camps just across the border from syria. >> it's a very plausible scenario that isis could love to the refugee camps and target and i lace a western -- isolate a western aide worker or reporter and try to conduct a kidnapping and pull them into syria. >> a british journalist held by isis for more than two years is one of the last known western

hostages. he's appeared in multiple isis propaganda videos. oakland police hope to get new leads on a double homicide that happened near a church last month. officers handed out fliers around 10th and campbell. the fliers have pictures of a car that may have been used in the killings. it's a light blue, four door mercury. a reward is being offered for information that leads to an arrest. doctors say a baby girl was born pregnant. in 20 minutes, the explanation behind this bizarre-sounding medical condition. >> reporter: and a temporary ban on tear gats and more cameras for police. on your way to the tunnel? well, you might have a little bit of slowing to wade through on some of these areas. this is 280 northbound at san jose and that traffic is also

doing okay. warmer temperatures on are the way. today is kind of that transition day but the engs tenthed outlook has very warm temperatures. we'll show you that.

7:28. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. it's tuesday, february 10th. >> yes, it is. good morning. i'm brian flores.

dave clark has the day off. steve is also here. unlike dave, i did not step outside. >> i'm disappointed. >> i did. it's cooler. it's cooler. >> yes. >> it's much colder. a little chill there in the morning. i bet it will be a beautiful day. high clouds will be on the increase later. maybe to the north bay. there are a few 30s. that system might give a little bit of rain extreme northern california. maybe del north humboldt. but not much. a few high clouds, but overall, patchy fog. but it's the colder lows their morning. checking in with 30s an -- 30s and 40s. yesterday was 50s. woodside almost upper 30s but holding at 40 degrees. low to mid-40s. menlo park, palo alto, foster city, a little bit warmer. belmont, los altos hills. sunshine in the morning, mostly sunny. patchy fog. not a lot. there's some down towards gilroy. santa clara valley there is a little bit. it's colder. but mostly sunny. highs in the 60s. tomorrow is the day, we start to see a few more 70s.

we will take that to the rest of the week. here's sal now and unless i've said something that i missed or something -- it's okay. just normal traffic. >> it's kind of a normal commute. we've had a couple of issues out there that have been cleared to the side. but they've left their mark on the morning commute. this is a time for you to get on 880 before it really starts getting busy up to downtown oakland. that's 880 north on the right. you can see traffic is busy but it's not stop and go yet. it will probably get that way because it normally does starting after 8:00. right now, it's only 7:30. bay bridge toll plaza is backed up for a 25, 30-minute delay. no troubles on the upper deck of the bay bridge. westbound 580. that traffic is moderate. it will be very slow on 680 southbound as you drive down to the sunol grade and the nimitz freeway. let's not leave that out. that's backed up from 238. a pretty good long line until you get to about the new park area of fremont. now, it's 7:30. back to the desk. >> all right.

thank you. changes may be coming to the tactics berkeley police used during violent protests. this follows demonstrations last year which got out of hand becoming violent and destructive. paul chambers is live in berkeley with what is expected to happen tonight. >> reporter: good morning. on this evening, berkeley city council will discuss actions by police during last year's protest that injured some people and caused a lot of public outcry. >> very surprised and concerned about -- about what i think was excessive force of the police. and what i think was an overresponse. >> reporter: that was one of berkeley council members back in december when i spoke to him referring to scenes like this when officers went toe to toe with protesters, including a photographer. this was over killings over unarmed black men killed in new york city and missouri. the crowds got out of hand, injuring some officers and

later breaking windows and destroying businesses in the area. >> a few nights after that protest, another broke out. he received what he called a credible threat of protesters disrupting and possibly injuring police officers. tonight council will look into the incidents including the use of tear gas and rubber bullets. some suggest they are said to be looking at rekding officers wear body cameras and i will tell you we did try to contact the berkeley police officers association. hopefully we will get word back and also from city council. we're told there could be a protest before the meeting. a 17-year-old is in custody for the robbery and rape of a pizza delivery driver in antioch. the 22-year-old driver tells police she went to deliver pizza at a home on bluebell circle sunday morning.

that's when the police ordered her in the car and told her to drive to another location where police say he rained the -- raped the woman. >> her physical injuries aside from the sawlt are minor. mentally and emotionally, i'm sure it's immeasure measurable what she's going three you. >> a dom me know's spokesperson said they are shock and horrified about what happened and will work to support the victim. we're used to seeing crackdowns on speeders. but now they are looking for pedestrians who violate the rules. tara moriarty is live at the daly city b.a.r.t. station to tell us how they will be doing this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yeah. usually police are targeting drivers but this time they are also gonna be targeting pedestrians. people who walk, jaywalk, cross during a red light. these are all things that can be very frustrating for

everybody during rush hour. you can see they've already actually handed out some tickets. now we're set up on the corner of delong and john daly boulevard in the b.a.r.t. parking lot. one of two locations police are conducting the sting location. people we spoke with at westlake shopping center say they hope that this sting reminds drivers to slow down and pedestrians to cross when and where they are supposed to. >> i've noticed some clueless people out there, yeah, that happens and i hope i'm not one of them. people have their meal while they drive. a lot of them are talking on the phone. it's a lot going on, especially at this hour. >> john daly -- john daly sometimes in the morning. they never stop. the other lady said oh, that crazy guy. he's not stopping. almost hit the car. >> reporter: so again, we're at the b.a.r.t. station and the other location that's set up is at mission and

crocker. joining me live is officer jason craig with daly city police department to tell us more about this. how success f.m. have these been? >> we have an done this on three different locations. normally they are sponsored by the department of traffic and safety. this one is done on our own. the last three operations we've done, we issued 50 citations, 14 warnings and had three arrests. one for sales of marijuana and the other for three warrant arrests. >> reporter: you said people run away when you try to give them a ticket. >> we m a pedestrian that didn't want to pay the fine. we opted to run which wasn't the right choice to make. >> reporter: we see the officers are set up on their motorcycles and they are handing out tickets right now. what happens to you? do you have to appear in court or -- >> it's a bicht different than a moving violation. it doesn't go on your driving record. it's not a point. you have to pay the phone and

the fine is set by the court and your history with the court itself. >> reporter: it's probably not as much money but a good reminder. you said that the fatalities are up in the state with regards to pedestrians. >> ka that's correct. they did the -- that's correct. they did the national study and showed that fates and injuries are up -- fatality fatalities and injuries are up. >> reporter: in the second half of the day, you will be, targeting more of the drivers. >> correct. and then educating the drivers as well. >> reporter: thank you. appreciate it, officer craig. if you happen to be in daly city, slow down for the pedestrians or if you have to walk across the street today, make sure you definitely walk when it tells you to and definitely use the crosswalk. live in daly city, i'm tara moriarty, back to you. 7:36. and a former las vegas hotel and casino was imploded just

hours ago. >> the 12-story clarion opened back in 1970. it was called the debbie reynolds as well as the greek isle, the paddle wheel and the royal inn. it's the first hotel to be imploded in las vegas since 2007. the owner of the site wants to build a 60-story hotel in its place. a nonprofit that works with cancer patients in the mission district is being forced to move after losing its lease. they've been in the same pigs street building for over ten years. now the space is being taken over by mobile app tech company. the landlord tells the nonprofit its lease is not being renewed and they have to be out by march 31st. they say they haven't been able

to find an affordable space convenient for its clients. >> we're in a safe place for our clients. some of our services occur overnight. will our clients need to take two or three buses to get to us? >> the landlord says space is limited in the building and it would be much easier for the small nonprofit to find another place rather than double dutch which has 150 employees. they say they may hold a sit-in on the day the lease expires. in the meantime, double dutch is offering to help them financially. 7:38. one of steph curry's biggest fans came out to see the warriors play last night in philadelphia. but it turns out that admiration was very mutual. you can add curry to the list of monet davis fans. he met her and asked for her

autograph. monet who hopes to play basketball wore a curry jersey and got to take practice shots. >> he's my favorite player. his playing style is one of the best in the game. pretty exciting. i wasn't really paying attention when he first came out. but it was nice meeting him. >> she's a lovely young lady. she's from philadelphia. besides having talent in several sports she's an honor roll student and was named sports illustrated sports kid of the year. the lights are back on for people in the bay area who lost power during the weekend-- weekend storms. the weekend storms knocked out power to nearly 163,000 customers. we spoke with pg&e this morning and they tell us all of the storm-related outages have been restored. some say the outage was an inconvenience. others found a way to make it

fun. >> it was fun. we had -- having dinner by candlelight, wine, dinner. >> not too bad. the hardest hit areas were the north bay and peninsula. pg&e brought in crews from oregon, washington, and arizona. people on the east coast digging out from another major snowstorm. it's not over yet. while the storm is winding down, more snow is expected to fall through thursday. some areas saw up to 2 feet of snow yesterday. all rail service has been suspended to give crews time to catch up. schools are shut down and people are being encouraged to work from home. more than 62 inches of snow has fallen in boston since january 15th. some snow is being turned into the ocean because they've run out of space to put it. at least one person is dead and a others injured after a 15-pir

pileup on the new jersey turnpike. the crash happened around 9:00 last night during a mix of rain and snow flurries. vehicles involved included four tractor-trailers, two box trucks and a fully loaded bus. the crash is under investigation. but police say icy roads likely played a major role in the crash. 7:41. family members of whitney houston's daughter prepared to say their final goodbyes. the tragic connection to the date when bobbi kristina will reportedly be taken off life support. gay marriage becomes legal in alabama but up next, the defiant act that still has some couples unable to tie the knot. we're looking at a commute in the north bay, where traffic is actually doing pretty well, heading south to the golden gate bridge. although it's crowded. we'll tell you more about that -- straight ahead. well, almost a chamber of commerce day there with the golden gate bridge. get the photographer up and

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:44. the transgender community in san francisco has declared today a day of action in honor of a transgender woman killed earlier this month. the 36-year-old was stabbed and killed in the bayview neighborhood on super bowl sunday. the suspect later reportedly killed himself. the woman's mother said she always feared for her daughter's safety and has a message for other parents. >> whatever your kids are going through, just love them. just love them. your kids need to know you have

your back that you love them no matter what. >> organizers have been making signs and banners for today. they said more needs done to protect transgenders. some protesters plan to speak at the board of supervisors' meting while others plan to march octavia and market and block traffic. same-sex couples waiting to get married only to be shut out of county courthouses in alabama. pam cook joins us with more. >> emotional and seems to be very familiar. alabama set to become the 37th state in the u.s. to allow gay marriage after the u.s. supreme court refused to halt same-sex marriages. now, it's a scene played you play out in many states. they are being turned away in most counties in alabama after

the chief justice ordered ignoring of that federal ruling. >> the chief justice of the alabama supreme court gave some direct orders to the probate offices that we should not and are not to issue same-sex marriage license. we're held to his order and will comply with his order. >> very disturbing to see our tax payer money being wasted. besit behind closed doors and hide when people are waiting to get married. >> 60 of alabama's 67 counties are complying with the order in the state and refusing to issue the licenses. that has many gay couples traveling to counties where they can get legally married. the u.s. supreme court could take up the issue of gay marriage later this year. if it does, that would be a constitutional ruling for the entire country. in our next hour of "mornings on 2," we'll talk more about some of the protests being held in alabama.

brain? >> all right. thank you. doctors in hong kong are reporting they have removed two fetuses from the abdomen of a 3- week-old girl who they say was born pregnant. this photo and study was released in the hong kong medical journal. doctors say at first, they thought the newborn had a pair of tumors in her stomach but medical experts determined they were fetuses. the fetuses went to the wrong place, doctors say, while the baby girl was in utero. the study says this condition occurs once in every 500,000 births. there have been 200 documented cases. >> sownsdz really strain -- sounds really strange. let's check in with sal. >> i just goff off the phone with b.a.r.t. there is a problem between

rockridge and orinda. all of that line and the -- the concord line and baypoint line, there will be a ten-minute delay. let's get you to some of the live pictures. as we look at the commute on 280, it's very slow as you drive up to highway 17. 101 traffic also slow getting up to the valley. we haven't had any major delays. it's been slow on all of the major freeways trying to get into the valley. i want to show you the maps where southbound 880, south of 238 all the way down to milpitas. this morning in marin county, we have stop and go traffic for most of that way in the north bay. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, if you are going that way, it's a 25, 30-minute delay getting into san francisco. today's weather, here's steve. >> looks good, sal, doesn't it? >> it sure does. a little chilly. we dropped 15 degrees on the lows compared to 24 hours ago. clouds and today we cleared

most of that. so the temperatures are down. it's cold. we had a couple of 30s. haven't had a winter of that much cold air. kind of feels good. it's a little chilly out there. we'll bounce off the lows and warm up. mostly sunny, warming up more so tomorrow as high pressure begins to nose in. warm afternoons, mostly sunny as we head towards the weekend. that's a little far away. there will be higher clouds to the north today especially from mendocino county northward. some of these will move over us. don't think there will be much in the way of rain. i will tell you, that does not look like much. generally more show than go. for us, temperatures, a few 30s. napa airport in there. 39 degrees. coolest we've seen in a while. these were warm systems that kim in. 42 walnut creek. low 40s, 50 mids. 50 half moon bay, sfo. san francisco your morning trifecta, gilroy is not colder they have fog in the area. 48 morgan hill. scotts valley at 50.

tomorrow i bet they will be 57, 58. 21, that's a good number up in tahoe. 40s for many, including redding at 40 with 39 arkada. that's way down. they were about a 5 -- about 55, 5. the system is heading north as high pressure builds in. it deflects it all. can't do much there. it will be brutal for the northeast. arctic air is beginning to make its spill. could be incredible for more snowfall. there's another system churning off the carolinas. that will head up to the northeast and give new york and boston another round of snow. the records coming in for boston are incredible. we do get mostly sunny back here. morning fog not much of an issue. there was a lot more earlier. warmer weather kicks in more so on wednesday and takes us probably into the weekend. patchy fog but really it's that chill, that bite to the morning

air. high clouds in the north. mostly sunny to a few 70s. did go with that. there's fog up there. 65, santa rosa. 65 kentfield to richmond, vallejo and benicia, upper 60s towards vacaville. 67 oakland. gilroy has to break through the fog. santa cruz will no problem. it s like -- it looks like warmer weather for the next five days. >> we've been above average almost every day this year. >> one of the warmest years going back to 1850. >> wow. >> haven't had any cold air at all hardly. >> thank you. well, the serial stowaway has struck again. ahead at 8:00, where the bay area woman was caught flying

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a suspect led police on a wild chase. at one point, the driver crashed the getaway car, qot out and tried to carjack the driver behind him. he couldn't get the door open so he ran towards another car. >> he came up and took off with it. >> the chase came to an end when the suspect got stuck in traffic, got out of the car and tried to carjack someone else. police opened fire, shooting the suspect several times. his condition is not known. a new report claims that

convicted murderer charles manson's bride to be was planning ong marrying him so she could have access to his body when he dies. speculations circled after the wedding license expired last week. according to a report, manson called off the wedding after he learned that his 26-year-old fiancee was plotting to put his body on display in a glass coffin and charge people money to view his corpse when he died. a journalist writing a book on manson and claims to have spoken with the convicted killer said manson felt he was being played a fool. the journalist also says manson believes the idea is ridiculous because he insists he will never die. the lead guitarist of journey said he got ripped off for wedding fees.

he said he was forced to pay 240,000 for a permit less than a week before the wedding. the city said the fee was increased when officials found out that the couple planned to show their wedding live on pay- per-view television. he's speaking unspes spied damages. -- unspecified damages. shhh. not in front of the tv. a phrase you could be saying in front of the tv. samsung's privacy policy warning users not to discuss sensitive information around their devices because the information could be transmitted to a third party. samsung claims this data collection is aimed at improving tv performance and consumer privacy is very important. the company also notes that users can just avoid this problem all together by disabling the voice recognition feature. well, events in this year's at&t pebble beach national pro

am get underway today. the chevron shootout features players from the 49ers and the giants. nice swing. >> yeah. >> they are competing for $100,000 to be donated to local charities. competitors include steve young, jerry rice, brent jones, buster posey, matt cain and bruce bochy. >> that's not your tradition tal putting. >> no. great shot. joe fonzi will have more on the ktvu news at 5:00 and 6:00 tonight. >> it's interesting seeing some of those athletes. baseball swing is can translate well to the golf swing. >> not for me. >> all right. >> i'm terrible. california is still in a drought. but the north bay claims it may have too much water. how the marin water district is getting rid of the excess water and where it's going. police in sunnyvale are investigating a shooting involving an officer from another south bay city. we'll tell you why that officer

fired at a vehicle and the suspect that's still at large. if you are driving across bay area bridges, we've been looking at all of them. most of them are just normal for this time of the morning. a lot of sunshine, patchy fog around. everything is pointing towards a warmup. we'll show you for how long and how much.

welcome back, everybody. the search is on for an auto burglary suspect who reportedly tried to smash a santa clara police officer against his squad car. fearing for his safety, the officer opened fire. coming up two minutes, janine de la vega will join us live with more on how this urn folded and how it ended and what police need your help finding. good morning, everybody. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm brian flores. >> i'm tori campbell. a quick look at weather and traffic. and steve, a little cooler but another nice day on tap. much colder. down in the upper 30s. did not see anything close to that yesterday morning except for patchy fog and a few high clouds, we're good to go for sunshine and warmer temperatures. there's some patchy fog around. i thought there would be more. it was showing itself very early. i thought here we go again. it's dissipated. temperature dew point not come together. it's colder on the

temperatures. mostly clear except for the fog which will burn off fast. high clouds, mild to warm. most of these are being held in check as high pressure builds in. to the north, they will continue to increase. if you are up in extreme northern california, probably have a cloudy day. we'll have a mostly sunny day. 30s and 40s on the airport. we're starting to bounce off those morning lows of holding steady. petaluma, lakeport, 36, i saw 37 in ukiah. fog being reported in mendocino county. high clouds that will be about it. the end result is it's not going to do much else. morning fog, it's cooler to colder on the lows. mostly sunny. more clouds to the north. highs mainly in the 60s. tomorrow we'll get a bigger bump up on the temps. here is sal with an update on the traffic. b.a.r.t. just tweeted that they are recovering from a five to ten- minute delay because of a problem on the tracks between orinda and the rockridge station. they fixed it but there will be

residual delays on the b.a.r.t. system. got that from a tweet. let's go outside, i want to show you the bay area bridges. we've been watching them. we're looking at the approach to the bay bridge. it's been a 30, 35-minute delay. has not been a major problem on the span. a lot of people are getting in. tuesday is one of those busy days. 880 ramp is very slow. i want to show you the san mateo bridge as well. westbound 92. the heaviest traffic is getting on the bridge once you get on the span, it looks okay. just heard about police activity on the northbound antioch bridge. northbound lanes are blocked for police activity. we're not sure what's going on. but there is gonna be a delay on northbound 160 crossing the antioch bridge. 8:02. back to the desk. thank you, sal. police in sunnyvale are looking for a car whose driver they say tried to hit an officer last night. it all started in santa clara county and ended at a busy

intersection in sunnyvale. ktvu fox 2 reporter janine de la vega joins us live to explain specifically what police are looking for. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning. police are keeping their eyes open for a white mercedes sedan with bullet holes in it. a santa clara police officer shot at that vehicle during last night's commute here on el camino real near wolfe road. you would think there would be a lot of people who witnessed this. i just spoke with a sergeant and he said they are hoping more witnesses come forward. this unfolded around 6:00. ufers were santa clara from investigating a burglar trying to break into cars. they followed the suspect vehicle into the city of sunnyvale. they pulled it over at el camino near wolfe. one of the officers exited his vehicle and approached the suspect. investigators say that's when the mercedes sped toward the officer and the officer made the decision to fire his weapon. >> during the attempt to stop the vehicle, the vehicle drove toward the officer at a high rate of speed.

the officer feared for his life and fired several shots at the vehicle northbounded on wolfe road. the officer was not injured. >> reporter: another officer who was also on the scene in a marked patrol vehicle chased the mercedes northbound on wolfe road but lost the vehicle. the sunnyvale department of public safety is heading up this investigation. they are unsure how many people were in the mercedes and are working to see if they have a license plate number for that car. detectives are looking to see if any surveillance video exists. the officer involved in this shooting is on paid administrative leave which is standard in these types of situations. back to you. >> thank you, janine. 8:04. we now know more about how the man arrested and then released in san francisco's body parts case died over the weekend. police source tells ktvu 54- year-old mark andrus died saturday of gastrointestinal bleeding and shock at a local hospital. andrus was arrested january 30th after the discovery of a

suitcase containing body parts but he was released due to a lack of evidence. the body still has not been identified. our police source says investigators do not believe andrus acted alone. former san francisco police chief says with a key person of interest dead, investigators will now have to rely on forensic work and interviews to close the case. >> retracing activities talking to people trying to trace the path that leads to the murder of the individual. >> a police source says andrus was a heroin addict and his bodies showed the effects of a hard drive. we spoke to andrus's brother. he said he had not been in touch with him since his release from jail last week but said he was a good person. the men police say were street racing when they were hilt and killed by a -- hit and kill a jogger will enter pleas

next month. the 18-year-old esparza was in court. he waived normal arraignment -- formal arraignment. he and another man are charged are vehicular manslaughter and gross negligence. police say the two were racing at more han 70 miles an hour when they -- more than 70 miles an hour when they crashed into kirren pablo. she was killed. >> a very good-hearted young man. he feels extremely bad about the incident. >> both suspects are due back in court march 2nd to enter pleas. >> a 24-hour safeway store in san rafael is back open after a fire forced it to shout down. here's more. >> reporter: the safeway is back open after this overnight fire that broke out here near the store's loading dock in the back of the sayway where we are this morning -- safeway, where

we were this morning, it was a trailer that caught fire. you can see the flames did burn the outside of the building here. but thankfully, fire crews were able to come in and contain the fire before it do do any more damage to the store itself. let's show you some photos here. they were treated out pie the san rafael fire department after they were called out to the supermarket near manual freitas parkway and highway 101. this fire started around 11:30 last night. the trailer that caught fire had a pressure washer inside of it and it was being used at the time to clean the inside of the store. the trailer was destroyed by the fire. but thankfully flames didn't spread to the flammable materials inside the loading dock. this fire did, however, send quite a bit of smoke drifting into the store and that prompted the closure of this safeway that normally is open 24 hours a day. the store, though, finally did reopen at 6:00 this morning. now firefighters are trying to figure out what started this

fire. we'll send it back to you. >> all right. thank you. a medical marijuana dispensary in berkeley can remain up and running while it defests itself in court. it's on san pablo near pain croft. a federal judge has allowed it to stay open pending a hearing. federal officials moved to close it back in 2013 as part of a crackdown on cannabis. >> to have the federal government come in and shut town the city's dispensaries, any one of them, could be catastrophic for the city. >> the leland scape -- legal landscape continues to change. officials have resort to

pumping some of the water from the storm into the bay. they are at 98.4% of the capacity. many lakes and reservoirs are starting to spill over from the storm so the water district is sending thousands of gallons a minute out to the bay. creeks and waterfalls that were dry are now flowing which is attracting many people to popular hiking spots. >> it's wonderland. beautiful. you have an actual ecosystem thriving and going right now which is what we needed. >> despite all of the rain, the district is still reminding people in marin county to conserve their water. a san francisco water manager faces suspension for reportedly urinating in a sierra foothills reservoir. coworkers reported seeing martin sanchez urinating into the priest reservoir more than once back in january. it holds water used for bay area cities as driblging waters. the puc says the reservoir had been drained and there's no health danger to the public.

8:09. a peninsula, police crackdown, where officers will be setting up an operation. but first, nbc's brian williams steps away from the avellor -- anchor desk. we're looking at a commute that's still very busy trying to get into the city. we're seeing some improvement at the bay bridge. we'll run that down and give you more traffic info straight ahead. warmer temperatures are on the way. will they arrive today or more likely tomorrow. we'll have the answer.

we're learning new details about the 69-year-old woman killed in a multivehicle accident which crudded a car driven by olympic legend bruce jenner. dnv records show the license of the woman killed had expired in 2007. police say the woman hit another car before being rear ended by jenner's cadillac escalade on the pacific coast highway in malibu over the weekend. after she was hit by jenner's car, her car veered into oncoming traffic and hit a hummer head on. police are still trying to determine who is at fault. the family of bobbi kristina brown is reportedly planning to remove her from life support tomorrow. that coincides with the third anniversary of the death of her mother, whitney houston. the new york post says the family decided it would be a way to keep mother and daughter

together for an eternity. brown, who is 21, has been in a medically induced coma in atlanta since being found face down in a back tub ten days ago. she is the only child of whitney houston and singer bobby brown. well, the future of nbc anchor brian williams is up in the air as the network investigates his admission of what he calls false memories from the iraq war. nbc news aired last night with lester holt at the desk. williams took himself off the air after he was caught embell,ing in an iran story say weighings in a helicopter that was hit 12 years ago. it was not hit. >> over time when you look back, things that you thought you remembered really well, they tart to get fuzzy around the edges. >> other stories brian williams has told over the are being

scrutinizessed. some people are coming forward to dispute his accounts of hurricane katrina. the bay area woman caught several times trying to board flight without a ticket is apparently at it again. she made her first court appearance in florida on fraud and trespassing charges. officials say she got onto a flight from minnesota to florida without a ticket. she then checked into a luxury resort near jacksonville under another guest's name. you will remember she's previously been arrested at san francisco, l.a.x. and phoenix sky harbor airports for trying to sneak ontario -- sneak onto flights, some successfy. let's go to sal. how are things out in the traffic world? >> it's a little heavy. usually tuesdays are the

busiest day, brian and tori, as you know. i do want to mention traffic will be affected by a couple of things. first of all, let's start off with the bay bridge toll plaza. as we go there, you will see the traffic is getting a little bit better. it's better than it was 15, 20- minute delay. i want to mention that traffic will be okay on the san mateo and dumbarton bridges as well. let's take a look now at the commute in san francisco. northbound 101 looks good. so does southbound 101. police activity on the antioch bridge. avoid it in both directions. it's closed right now. we're trying to find out what's going on there. we do know for sure that the bridge is closed. you cannot drive on it. that's causing major delays in the area. as we move to contra costa county, southbound 680 is still very slow from concord all the way to walnut creek and beyond because of earlier issues. let's 8:16. let's go to steve in the weather center. sal, a little chill out there. in fact, a few clouds. some patchy fog. overall, a lot of sunshine

today. kind of a lower process to warm up up. the lows are so much colder than yesterday morning. a cold morning will give way to sunshine today. machine. there will be higher cloud to the north. tomorrow the warmup begins. we'll see more 70s. there will be a few today and then all the way into the weekend, the only real change might be on sunday when a lot of lie clouds come up from the south. higher clouds to the north. in fact, cloudy, mostly cloudy. north of i cue i, fog reports up in mendocino county, lake county, santa clara county. but that will start to lift to the north. it might be a slower process due to some of that cloud cover coming in. overall, the pattern has changed. we're back to dry, at least for us. 30s, 40s on the temps to a few low 50s. sfo at 54. half moon bay in there. most locations were way down. upper 40, pittsburgh, antioch. alamo, danville 40. san ramon, blackhawk, 43. that's about 10, 12 degrees

colder. 21 in truckee. 40s for some. i saw upper 30s for arcadia. nationally, another arctic outbreak is about to start come out of the great lakes heading to the northeast. there's two systems that look like they want to play into the northeast weather. bun -- one here. it looks weak but there is another one coming in that may give more snow to new york and boston which can't stop the snow. for us, the higher clouds will give way to mostly sunny skies. tomorrow after patchy morning fog today and tomorrow, it's all systems go for a warmup. pick that up wednesday and thursday. keep it right there. it's a dry pattern. the higher clouds i was walking about on sunday might sneak in here. you can see those coming up. i think most of the that will stay south. keep an eye on that. there's no rain in the forecast in the middle of next week. fog to the north and south. cooler, mostly sunny. higher clouds to the north. mostly sunny south. 60s and 70s on your

temperatures. sausalito, 74 to 70 st. helena. 65 petaluma. fairfield, 67. upper 60s. antioch, brentwood, oakley, not much difference. oakland, 67 degrees. 60s, 70s. gilroy and santa cruz have to clear the fog and i'm sure they will. palo alto 68. warmer weather taking us into wednesday but the end of the week and probably the weekend as well. way above average. >> those chamber of commerce days coming up. >> very much so. >> the next couple days. >> after days of snow back east and more on the way, there's growing fear the weight of all of that heavy snow will cause injuries and damage. heavy snow caused the roof of a sheet metal shop to collapse yesterday. six people working inside the shop just got out in time. this is in rocklin. at least four other roofs collapsed overnight and early this morning in the same area.

officials are warning property owners to remove snow from roofs if it's safe to do so. rain, wind or shine, you can whip out your umbrella. no need to worry about superstition, today is national umbrella today. it's believed the first umbrella was invented more than 4,000 years ago to provide shade from the sun. and they've been keeping us cool and dry ever since. i have a couple of umbrellas scattered around the place. so there's -- try to have one handy when you need it. 8:20. coming up, tragic news about the last remaining american held hostage by isis. in just 21 minutes, what the white house is saying about the death of kayla mueller and the new plot that could put more americans at risk. but first, historic artifacts from the first trip to the moon on display. the unlikely place they were discovered and what experts say is the most interesting find.

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local and global issues they care about. and ktvu is the we day media partner. historic artifacts from the first moon landing are now on display at the national air and space museum after they were found tucked away in neil arm strong's closet. his widow found this bag and shared it and the items inside with the museum. perhaps the most exciting fine was this the cam -- the camera used to record the footage of him stepping on the moon. this was captured on the hubble space telescope. it looks like a smiley face. the glowing eyes are two distant gal axes. astronomers say the gravitational pull between the two clusters is so strong, it dissorts time and space around them. the ring-like structure forming the face is -- is an einstein

ring. berkeley police under the microscope. the possible changes following last month's protest over the deaths of black man and the hands of white officers. >> reporter: did you know that 60% of pedestrians believe that drivers will stop for them in a crosswalk? we're live in daly city this morning, where citations are being issued. we'll tell you how many in this sting operation. we have some bridge troubles now trying to get into marin county from the richmond bridge. there is an accident on the span. now traffic is backing up into richmond. a lot of sunshine today. temperatures, though, probably more of a warmup tomorrow. today will be the transition day. we have much colder lows. it looks good for a while. we'll talk about it.

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we're live in daly city where police are out in full force. they've been cracking town on jaywalkers -- down on jaywalkers all morning long. tara moriarty is there also. coming up she will tell us about the other offenses officers are zeroing in on this morning and why police say they are doing it in the first place. looks like that person is getting a citation also. good morning. i'm brian flores. let's start your day with weather an traffic. we talked about a clamber of commerce. well, the fremont chamber of commerce said yes, indeed. [laughter] >> we like that. >> i put on the visibility satellite and we're good to go for sunshine. we are. it looks good here. a little bit of fog. mendocino county, lake county. i a little bit in the east bay. most that has disappeared.

up yonder. up yonder, you folks to the north have to deal with it. a lot of cloud cover but very little in the way of rain. i doubt there's much there. it was a much colder low. a few 30s, a loet of 40s -- lot of 40s 56 to 60 yesterday. except for the high clouds, everything is going north. patchy fog, a little chill. it will be sunny to mostly sunny. a lot of 60s. sal, we had a b.a.r.t. issue. is that taken care of it. that that's taken care but the morning commute wears on, steve. we have a problem on the richmond bridge getting into the marin county area. i want to mention that i -- i should put this over here. i put it on the screen here. the richmond bridge westbound, there is a crash on the span somewhere right around here, that they cleared it up.

in fact, it's somewhere right around here. and it looks like -- this is where the traffic slows. you can see after here the traffic picks up. let's go to the richmond bridge toll plaza and you can see it's much slower than it normally is as you drive across into marin county. give yourself extra time if you are trying to get to marin county. this is not affecting traffic coming out of marin and heading to the east bay. another bridge thing that mentioned, we'll put it up briefly, this sh a look at the -- this is a look at the antioch bridge. no traffic is getting through because of police activity. you cannot get by and it's causing a big delay in the area. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. that's backed up for a 15, 20- minute delay. 8:30 back to the desk. the berkeley city council is set to take a closer look at its police department policies. they are considering changes following some violent and destructive demonstrations last year. ktvu fox 2's paul chambers live in berkeley with what is

expected to happen tonight. paul, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the city council have tried to discuss this several times. the hope tonight is that the council comes up with some kind of solution or resolution in last year's protest dealing with police procedures. this was the scene back in december when berkeley police deployed gas or smoke as well as rubber bullets. police about protesting the killings of two unarmed black men in new york city and missouri city. some protesters through rocks and items at police which lead to several confront takes between -- confrontations between officers. a few night as of the first protest, another one broke out after berkeley's mayor canceled

his meeting after he received what he called a threat. and that angered some who said more needs to be done. >> push into the investigation against the use of force with officers. >> reporter: some other items the council members will be looking at is police officers wearing cameras on their bodies as well as putting them on their dash cameras. tonight's meeting starts at 7:00. there's set to be protesters before the meeting. we contacted several city councilmembers this morning and the police officers board. hopefully we'll hear from them and have that at noon. >> all right. thank you. a 17-year-old is in custody for the robbery and rape of a pizza delivery drive evin anti- - drive in antioch. she went to deliver pete zaut at a home on bluebell circle sunday morning. that's when the teen allegedly

pulled a gun and ordered her back in the car. he told her to drive to another location where he raped the woman. photos shows the teenager in police custody. >> her physical injuries aside from the sexual assault are minor. however, mentally and emotionally, i'm sure it's emmer urable what she's -- immeasurable what she's going through. >> the company is shock and horrified by what happened and said they will work would support the victim. daly city police are working for people who endanger them and others who break the rules of the record. it's not just drivers they are looking for and tara, they've been pretty busy out there. >> there. >> reporter: oh, yes. we have 16 citations that have been issued. it looks we're up to 19 citations for jaywalking org crossing when the light is red.

they have another stick at mission and crocker. police say pedestrian-related deaths are on the rise. over the past three years, the department has investigated 173 fatal and injury collisions involving pedestrians. we talked to one man who got a ticket for zwra walking this morning -- for jaywalking this morning. >> it has to be done. i know what i'm doing. i didn't think anything of it. they are doing it for safety reasons. i guess so. >> reporter: last time daly city police conducted a similar sting they issued dozens of citations. >> within the first hour and a half, i issued 15. by the end of the die day, i -- day i had issued 25, 14 warnings and arrested somebody for running from me. >> reporter: a national study revealed that both pedestrians and drivers don't obey the laws and signals and often use cell phones, text or listen to

music. only 60% of pedestrians expected drivers to stop when they were in crosswalks. kind of scary. this sting is gonna last throughout the day. looks like another person got another citation. we're already in the first half an hour up to 20 for pedestrians. back to you. >> certainly very busy out there. 8:35. a small nonprofit service that works with cancer patients in the myth district is peaking forced to move after losing its lease. they've been in the same mission street building for ten years. now the space being taken over by double dutch which is expanding. the landlord told the nonprofit the lease is not being renewed and they have to be out by march 31st. they've not been able to find

an fordable space convenient for -- affordable space convenient for its clients. >> we're in a safe place because some of the services occur at night. will our clients need to take two, three buses to get to us? >> the landlord tell us s us the space is limited. they say they may hold a sit-in on the day the lease expires. double dutch is offering to help them financially. a minnesota lawmaker is proposing a bill that would allow 18-year-olds to drink in bars and restaurants. state representative phyllis conn says she believes the could help young people afford binge drinking. under the proposed law, 18s would not be able to buy alcohol at stores. they would only be able to drink in wars and restaurants and would -- in bars and restaurants and would have to be accompanied by a parent or spouse of legal age.

police are questioning the proposal but businesses support the bill. >> they are able to have a beer or whatever instead of a pop, you know, you might get them to hang around here. >> i'm not sure how purchasing a beverage at the local establishment would prevent the binge drinking on a campus. >> now, if the bill passes, it would go into effect in minnesota in august. however, critics say that could put the state in violation of the national minimum drinking age act that congress passed in 1984. that could reduce highway funding minnesota would receive. here's a pricey way to spice up your valentine's day. in 18 minutes, the reason this holiday margarita will set you back $30,000. vad -- good morning. we're looking at the traffic and it's improving in some areas. even on the richmond bridge. they've made some headway with a problem we had on that span. we'll let you know more about

what happened there. i think we have an extended outlook that could be considered a diamond in the rough. we'll take a look at that -- coming up.

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want to go to some developing news that the twitter account belonging to newsweek was hacked this morning. about 90 minutes ago, you can see the banner reading,

cybercalphate. it's a group linked to islamic state militants. there was a disturbing post that read bloody valentine's day's michelle obama, we're watching you, your girls and your husband. the hackers also claimed to have sensitive u.s. government information. the site was restored 30 minutes ago. this follows world earlier the 26-year-old american aide worker came law mueller is dead. her parents received a statement they've been told she died. the white house issued a statement confirning her death. she was kidnapped in august of 2013 while leaving a hospital in siferria. reportedly over the weekend, her family received an e-mail and photo from isis that confirmed she was dead. house minority leader nancy pelosi posted the following tweet about a half-hour ago saying kayla jean mueller's commitment to creating peaceful

communities will continue to inspire the lives she touched. this all comes as president obama could ask congress as early as today to allow u.s. military force to fight in iraq and syria. there's general support to give the president the power to go after isis. but most republicans favor an all-out fight against isis including the possibility of using u.s. ground troops. but many democrats are hesitant to go that far. new intelligence shows isis has been developing plans to kidnap more international hostages. there are concerns the group will try to target refugee camps across the border from syria. it's a very very plausible scenario that isis could move to the refugee camps on the turkish/syrian border and jordanian/syrian border and target a worker and even

reporter and try to conduct a kidnapping and pull them into syria. john can'tly, a british journalist is one of the last known western hostages being held by the terror group. he's appeared in multiple isis prop ban da video -- propaganda videos. 36-year-old tasha was stabbed and killed in the bayview neighborhood on super bowl sunday. the suspect later reportedly killed himself. her mother said she always feared for her daughter's safety and has a message for other parents. >> of what your kids are going through, just love them. just love them. the world can be a cruel place. the kids need to know you have their back and that you love them. organizers have been making signs and banners for today's

day of action. they plan to hold a rally starting at 1:30 today at city hall. some protesters plan to speak at the board of supervisors' meeting while others plan to march to octavia and market and block traffic. alabama was set to become the 37th state in the u.s. to allow gay marriage but several counties in the state are refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. this is what the line looked look outside of the office in mobile. people waited for hours, only to find out the office wouldn't open. the u.s. supreme court said it would let stand a federal judge's ruling which declared alabama's marriage restrictions unconstitutional. but alabama's chief justice ordered the judges to ignore the federal ruling. >> very disturbing to see our tax payer money being wasted. you sit behind closed doors and hide when people are waiting to get married. >> 60 of alabama's 67 counties

are complying with alabama 'chief justice's order in defy auns of the federal court rule -- defiance of the federal court ruling. that has some couples traveling to the few counties where they can get legally married. a new app lets you book a hotel room for just a few hours during the day. well, before you get the wrong idea, hotels by day said the service is for people who want a place to nap or change clothes before a night on the town. we checked rates in new york city today, they range from $65 to $175 for four to five hours. they are also in chicago, philadelphia and washington, d.c. it says it plans to expand to san francisco and other cities in the future. 8:45. just in time for valentine's day, a visitor at crater of diamond state park found a two- carat rock. this yellow diamond was found last week. take a look. the park in arkansas is the only public site in the world consider you can dig for tie

mind an deep them. the park says this is the largest diamond of the 20 found so far this year. in 20130, a woman found a 3.85 carat diamond and sold it for $20,000. well, they say diamonds are a girls' best friend. >> would you agree? >> absolutely. no argument there. >> this valentine's day you can add a margarita to the mix as long as you are willing to shell out the cash. a bar in austin, texas is offering a special valentine's day's margarita served with these earrings. the price tag $3 -- the price tag $30,000. let's check in with sal.

>> 20% tip. >> that would be -- >> yeah. >> good morning, everybody. on the richmond bridge had han an accident on the span. traffic is moving letter than we last saw it. bay bridge toll plaza is improving a little bit. there is a little bit more room on the left-hand side, still a 25, 30-minute delay. there's police activity on the rich -- on the antioch bridge. highway 160 outside of antioch there, you can see that that bridge is closed both directions until police resolve that issue. you cannot use the antioch bridge at this time. 8:47. let's go to steve in the weather center. nice day on tap, sal. after pog gets lifted. burned off. but to the north there might be more due to higher clouds. overall, though, you can see some of those clouds beginning to work their way in. frost on the rooftops up in

santa rosa. had 30s. a lot colder than yesterday morning. that's for sure. the clouds will be on the increase. not a big deal. we'll go sunny, mostly sunny to probably partly cloudy. the farther north you are. i doubt there's much in the way of rain coming in toppling over. the lows this morning, 30s, 40s we're still in the 40s. a few 50s. san francisco, sfo, half moon bay in there. 40s for many. walnut creek, 46. livermore was down to 41. there was about 10, 15 degrees cooler. gilroy, 50. there's fog in the area. higher elevations will start their warmup today. tomorrow, probably about 56, 57 as the warm air aloft begins to build in. that will translate into a warmup. starting wednesday. we are so much colder on the lows. some of those higher clouds. a little morning fog. mostly clear. the tough call will be later in the week, we'll see if there's later nothing with some low to mid-70s. patchy fog, colder this

morning. mostly sunny, higher clouds to the north. mostly sunny to the south. a lot of 60s. a few 70s. we'll go with a couple in there. clearlake, vallejo, benicia, 64. napa, 66 same for pittsburg. danville, livermore, everyone is pretty close here. 68 morgan hill to 70 gilroy and santa cruz, saratoga at 68. same for redwood city, palo alto, 64 in pacifica and dc, daly city. except for fog, sunny and warmer weather, especially thursday, friday, and saturday. >> thank you. time for this week's ticket tuesday give away. one lucky viewer will receive four tickets to disney on ice happening february 25th through march 1st at oracle arena. to enter go to the facebook

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suge knight will stay behind bars at least until his next court hearing next month. he's opinion charged with murder, attempted murder and hit and run. prosecutors and knight's attorney asked for a delay yesterday saying they need more time to prepare. and prosecutors say they are working on new charges against the death row records co- founder. police say knight was involved in a fight on a movie set in compton last month and ran over two men, killing one of them. tmz reports knight went to the set because he was not happy about his portrayal in the film about rap group nwa. a new report claims that

charles manson's bride to be was planning ong marrying him to have access to his body when he died. speculation circled after the couple's wedding license expired last week. according to a report, manson called off the wedding after he learned that his 26-year-old fiancee was plotting to his put body on display in a glass coffin and charge people money to view his corpse when he died. a journalist who is writing a book on manson and claims to have spoken extensionively with a convicted killer says manson feel eswas being played for a fool. the journalist also says that manson believes the idea is ridiculous because he doesn't think he will never die. the lead guitarist of journey said he got ripped off for wedding fees. he married the infamous without crasher. he filed a lawsuit onfry no san francisco. he said he initially agreed to

pay $58,000 but was forced to pay more than $240 fowrk for a permit -- 240,000 for a permit. the fee was inceebtsed because they were -- increased ba they were gonna show their wedding on pay-per-view. be careful what you say in front of your twig. that's because of tvs in your home might be able to listen to you now that samsung has revealed the potential for eavgsdropping, the policy for the voice recognizing smart televisions warns users not to discuss sense disk information and their devices. that information -- information could be transmitted to a third party. samsung claims this collection is aimed at improving tv service and consumer privacy is very important. the company notes that users can avoid the problem by disabling the voice recognition

feature. >> don't say anything. this year's at&t pebble beach pro am gets underway. it features players from the 9ers and giants. i wish i could swing like that. crazy. they are competing for $100,000 to be donated to local charities. sports asmgor -- sports anchor joe fonzi will be there and will have more tonight at 5:00 and 6:00 on the news. let's check in with sal right now. see what's happening on the roads. >> brian, you don't like the song frozen but what song do you like? ♪ >> oh, sal. >> you did this. >> i know i did. >> i'm going back right now. >> let's go to interstate 880

and talk about slow traffic into downtown oakland. northbound. the traffic is still going to be very slow up to 23rd. that's when it breaks free. bay bridge toll plaza, you see a backup. it's about 15, 20 minutes it's improved a little bit in the last half-hour. still a closure on the antioch bridge, highway 160 is closed because of police activity. you should avoid the area if at all possible. let's go to steve in the weather center. >> we have mostly clear skies. overall, a mostly sunny forecast. a little bit more of a warmup starts tomorrow. temperatures mid-70s for some. no rain in the middle of next week. >> what are the forecast models saying for that? still too far out? >> no. truth be told. the european model is very wet for next thursday. >> we'll see. >> you were talking about the 19th, 20th next week. >> around there, correct. >> and the sharks play outside

on the 21st. >> normally, always rain for the at&t but it looks like they will be in store for a beautiful weekend. >> they just missed it. >> thank you. >> that's our report for this morning. we thank you every day for making ktvu your choice for news. >> be sure to watch the fox 2 news at noon for our coverage of mayor ed lee's announcement on the latest effort aged at making san francisco streets safer for pedestrians. we'll continue to be follow that story all day and have updates at ktvu news at 5:00 and 6:00. thank you for joining us.

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