good morning everybody. we are live in berkeley this morning where late last night the city council voted to change the tactics used by berkeley police. >> three students shot and killed in their apartment. many are questioning whether their muslim faith played a role. mornings on 2 continues. good morning. thank you for joining us. it's wednesday, february 11th i'm pam cook. >> all the technical problems have been fixed and we are thankful that you are here. good morning, i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve paulson is ready. has your forecast. >> i was ready at 2:50 in the morning. thank you pam and dave. we do have mostly clear skies.

a few high clouds to the north. everything says sunshine and warmer temps. we'll start today and really kick in tomorrow and take us into the weekend. the only fly in the ointment would be higher clouds and those are lifting north. so about marin county north there will be a few high clouds. from the south there will be a few. again high pressure is beginning to make its presence felt here as it builds in. still will take another day or two to clear out to the north. 40s and 30s. 48 hayward. low 50s sfo. fairfield did have some fog but then it lifted. they went from half visibility to six miles in one hour. upper 30s there you go. bookends danville and alamo. it is a cold morning for some. cloud cover will continue to just lift northward. so patchy fog. kind of cold here this morning for a few. high clouds to the north. lots of sunshine. temperatures on their way up. upper 60s and low 70s. here he is mr. sal castaneda.

good morning to you. we are looking at a commute where traffic is going to be doing okay in most areas. starting off with a look at interstate 880 northbound and southbound 880. traffic is going to be doing okay. there are no major problems driving through. the traffic continues to move along very nicely as you get to the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic is also doing very well until you get to the maze. that is where you slow down at the bay bridge toll plaza. you are looking at northbound 101 heavy traffic in san jose as you approach the 280 interchange in san jose. the rest of the freeways are doing well. that is because of an accident noninjury northbound 101 just after 280. it is 6:02 let's go back to the desk. topping our news the berkeley city council is making changes to the way police officers handled protests. this comes after demonstrators at recent protests accuse police of using excessive force. ktvu fox 2 brian flores is in berkeley this morning with more

on the council's decision. brian, the emotional reaction from people who live there. >> yeah it got very emotional at times. about 50 students, residents from berkeley attended last nights city council meeting. mainly to express their concern over excessive force by the berkeley police. we on the corner of chabouk and university. where you recall last month the businesses were damaged as a result of the protest. about 50 speakers took to the podium to speak out against how police handled protestors during the black lives matter. late last night the council approved a proposal forbidding police from using crowd control measures such as tear gas and rubber bullets. city council member jesse described the scene during december as a war zone but also says this was a delicate balance between first amendment rights and police safety. during last nights meeting it got heated and very emotional.

>> i had family members that have been harassed openingly. and in public. in front of me and my mother. >> we're a community that is the birthplace of a free speech movement. we have a long history of engaging in protests to advance social causes. you know protests are part of our dna in berkeley. >> reporter: the council also voted to purchase body and dash cam cameras for police officers. back out here live one person that did not attend the meeting was berkeley's police chief. that was noted by several of the protestors. you are taking a look. this is the mcdonalds that was damaged during the protest in december. this is also a bike shop. as you can see they have replaced those windows. coming up on mornings on 2, we want to get in touch with some of these business owners to see

how they are reacting to the measures. >> it will be interesting to hear from them. thank you, brian. 6:04 is the time. teenage boy accused of raping and robbing a pizza delivery driver is in court later today. photos from the east county today.net website shows miles after his arrest on sunday. he carjacked a 22-year-old female pizza delivery driver in antioch. he forced her at gunpoint to drive to another location where he raped her. our time is 6:05. a north carolina college campus is in shock this morning. three students were gunned down in their apartment and the big question is whether they were targeted because they were muslims. all three were found shot to death last night in their

apartment in chapel hill, north carolina. one man pleaded for answers. >> we will need help. what is his situation? if he's dead, tell me he's dead. if he's alive, tell me he's alive. just tell me. >> the motive for the shooting still not known. hicks left one post on facebook criticizing the muslim faith. he later surrendered to the police. hicks is being held on three counts of first degree murder. the family of jahi mcmath is being sued by a new jersey landlord for not pig their rent. they have been watching over her in new jersey where she is in a long-term care facility. the teenager was left brain dead from complications from tonsil surgery at oakland children's hospital back in december, 2013. the bay area news group reports that jahi's parents are accused

of owing $3300 in back rent. a san francisco woman who has leukemia is suing for the right to die in her own home. christie white and three other patients are filing this lawsuit today. nay say that law doesn't apply to terminally ill patients who's deaths will be a result of their illness. this lawsuit comes after a bill introduced last month that would give the terminally ill the right to obtain doctors assistance in dying. that bill is supported by the family of brittany maynard. she was the 29-year-old woman from the east bay who moved to oregon so she could receive doctors aid in dying at home. target stores have agreed to pay $4 million to settle a false advertising lawsuit. the suit was filed by several

prosecutors in northern and southern california. and it claimed that target misrepresented the weights of products and make sure that scanners and check outs were accurate. your time is 6:07. a lot of people who would not normally play the power ballotly they are thinking about it this -- power ballot reare thinking about it this morning. that is because it's huge. tara moriarty is live at a store in the east bay that is considered tara, this is considered a really hot spot to buy those tickets. good morning. >> reporter: it really is. i will show you why. excuse me. this is the ball of fame. these are all the people who have had winning lottery tickets in the past. and of course world fair restaurant is not only known for its winners, but also if we pan over here it's zingers. that is right. they are known for their famous doughnuts. since no one won the big prize

saturday, the jackpot has climbed to $500. $480million to be exact. it's quite a chunk but not the biggest. the nation's largest was a mega millions jackpot of $656 million in 2012. the biggest power ball was $590 million in may of 2013. now your chances of winning 1- 175 million. >> how many did you get? >> i got five. i don't usually participate but when it gets to $500 million i can't resist. >> reporter: even though your chances are this big? >> exactly. but then my wife and i talk about things like what are we going to do if we win? is it going to ruin our lives? we are going to set up a foundation and give money to charity. kids will be bugging us for money maybe we will give them a little bit. >> it's always fun to fantasize. >> it's kind of fun to fantasize. i don't think we have to worry

about it. >> you can tell fred has thought about that question. that is part of the fun. tonight's drawing happens just before 8:00. the winning ticket is right here. sal just joined the pool. i figured it out if you win after taxes it's about $1.5 million. yeah it's not bad. that is enough to buy you a little something in san francisco. maybe a house. and i have another trivia question for you. all right we got everybody in on this one. what state has the oldest lottery in the u.s. and when was it started? a miles an hour in 1964. b california in 1973. or c maine until 1985? >> i'm going with new hampshire. >> i'm going to say maine. >> i'll say new hampshire.

>> reporter: new hampshire wins. i don't know what they are called but they know what they are doing. we however in california are hoping that we somebody in california is going to win the power ball. now i'm starting to get a little hungry. take a look at these. >> tara, you let sal in but you didn't give your buddy dave clark a doughnut. >> reporter: well you came in a little later. you know dave, you get the big bucks my way. what do you need to win the lotto for? >> we will be holding down the fort when they quit their job. >> we'll talk to a little bit later on. think good luck. later on today san jose city leaders will show off the first phase of the city's new streetlight program. 18,000 old streetlights are being converted to use l exd lights. the new lights are called

smarter streetlights. one-third has already been completed. a man accused of snapping photos of women in a bathroom. coming up at 6:30 the two recent understand accidents at a south -- two recent incidents at a south bay community center. >> corky traffic signs in the east bay like this hoping to get the attention of drivers. >> we are looking at some slow traffic in some areas but the nimitz freeway in oakland this is your opportunity to get out there and beat the crowd before it gets slow. we'll tell you more about the bay bridge toll plaza coming up. >> and all weather signs point toward sunshine and warmer temps. how warm? well maybe mid 70s. we are starting off a little cool though.

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welcome back to mornings on 2. the city of hayward has a unique approach toecap pedestrians safe. to tell everyone to slow down and be safe. one sign aimed at drivers reads 35. it is a speed limit not a suggestion. another sign for pedestrians

says heads up, cross the street and then update facebook. the signs went up about two weeks ago as part of a pilot program and so far the reaction is mixed. >> i was like wow. and then i was really excited because someone is really creative and thinking outside of the box. you don't find that in a lot of city planning. >> think they are creative. but as a driver if you drive by them, you can't really see them. >> a recent city survey shows that speeding was the top concern of those that responded. the signs will stay up for a few more weeks to gauge reaction. and then they will decide whether the program will continue. netflix it appears is good for more than just bing watching on our favorite tv show. thanks to netflix a man in minnesota is reunited with stolen property. last july david came home. his front door had been kicked in and several things including an ipad, computer, and handgun

and his smart tv were stolen. a couple months ago he began to notice shows he never watched popping up on his netflix account. that was traced to a com cast internet address and then to a particular home. >> once you connect someone to the internet this system talks to everything. >> the police say besides the television, other items stolen from his home was found inside that other house. more than 100 people will spend this valentines day cuddling in portland, oregon as part of cuddle con. a professional cuddler whop started the business created this 12 hour event. it will take place at several locations on saturday and it includes workshops, classes, and speakers. the creator says she hopes that cuddle con will show the many

benefits of just cuddling. hey sal, you can handle that. like you can handle our morning commute. >> i have that down. i live with women. or girls. [ laughter ] >> let's move on. i'm getting all red here. let's go out and take a look at the commute now. if you are driving on 880 southbound the accident that is there is on the shoulder but i've been getting a couple of robust complaints from people who are saying that traffic is going to be super slow. 238 is a mess out of castro valley. please give yourself extra time. this is unexpected. traffic will be really terrible in this area. let's move along and take a look at the toll plaza. this is more along the expected route.

the traffic is going to be okay if you are driving into san francisco. and the morning commute if you are driving on northbound 280 that traffic is -- friday september 25that & t park. >> let's go now. you and me. >> what about me? >> and pam. >> okay, thank you. >> billy squire. >> billy squire. >> i like all of those guys. i like acdc. >> every time a song comes on i text her. [ laughter ] we do have mostly clear skies. a beautiful sunrise here just about ready to kick in. a few high clouds but that is it. almost every reporting station.

[ inaudible ] >> continue to favor areas to the north. each day it looks a little bit more to the north. that means temperatures cool off a little bit but will also warm up. napa airport is 38. low 50s for a few. wood side checking in at 39. la honda at 48. right there at 40 member low park. mid 40s foster city. fairfield went from a quarter mile to 7-10. that fog is burning off.

25 up in truckee. 40s from arcadia to monterey. bakersfield 47. up and over she goes. high pressure a mountain of it was building in. that will send everything to the north. cool and chilly mornings and warming up. today is that day where we begin to see temperatures bump up into the upper 60s and 70s and get even warmer. mid 70s thursday and friday and probably saturday. just a patch or two of fog. there is not much there. clear, chilly lows. over all temperatures in the 70s as they begin to warm up and they will stay warm. these are above average and they will continue to be way above average. possible records friday and saturday as we see mid to upper 70s. only high clouds would be the only bug a boo. very quiet here. arctic air. brutally cold. >> and summer weather here or spring it gets kind of warm. >> allergies are bad. >> yes, they are. 6:21 is the time right now.

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welcome back to mornings on 2. the man suspected of shooting a television sports anchor in dick surrendered to police late last night. a swat team had surrounded the home of mike montana. police say montana was driving a white van and shot add kyle's car yesterday afternoon as he was leaving his home in the san diego suburb of scripts ranch. he was rushed to surgery. he is now recovering. he worked for the san diego cbs affiliate since 1999. police have not released a motive for the shooting or relationship between them. time is 6:25. apple is the first company to reach a market value of $700 be. they did it yesterday reaching that milestone. shares rose $1.9% after news of its gains in the smart phone market and the upcoming launch of the smart watch.

now apple's market evaluation is at $710 be. $710billion. apple announced it is partnering with first solar. they will build a massive solar farm in monterey county. the $850 million facility would be in a remote area on the southern part of the county. the construction is expected to start this year and finish by the end of next year. the ceo of apple tim cook says the farm will generate enough power to cover all of the company's energy needs in california. a chinese company is no longer playing hard to get with its one plus one phone. until now one plus has made its phones available by invitation only. the company has been criticized for creating artificial demand. bobble on tuesdays starting -- but only on tuesdays starting at midnight. the other six days of the week

you'll need an invitation. it sells for $300. about half the cost of the galaxy s5. we are learning more about the aid worker killed. the risky operation to bring her home and how it failed. >> troubling crime at this palo alto community center. police are searching for a man that is snapping photos of women as they use the bedroom here at this campus. >> good morning. we are looking at the sunol grade and 680 traffic is okay here as you pass mission boulevard south. we'll tell you a little bit more about the commute coming up. >> it looks like we had our rain it's not gone. everything points toward high pressure and warmer temps.

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good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. these are our new friends here. we are live in hayward. excitement building over tonight's power ballotly drawing. the jackpot up to $485 million. yeah they are looking at doughnuts and pastries. they are thinking of money. tara moriarty is at the store considered very lucky. tara will have a live update on the frenzy that is building. she'll be here in couple of minutes. and she has tickets too already. good morning. thank you for joining us here. wednesday, february 11th i'm dave clark be >> good morning, i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. it is just about 6:30. yes it is. let's check in with steve. i needed to double check. >> but on the power ball we were talking. what you're saying i got a chance. >> i got a chance. >> you might be hit by an asteroid first but you've got a

chance. >> i got a chance. we have mostly clear skies. mr. clark did he step outside? yes he did. and he said it was a beautiful sunrise. >> look at this. >> a few high clouds and that is it. everything is pointing toward spring like weather. there is a lot out here opinion there is a good looking system. temperatures a little chill in the morning air. 53 los gatos and the hills. that warmer air is building in. we've had a couple of minor things. we do have slow downs to be

sure. let's take a look at what we have now with the morning commute starting off with the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see that traffic here is going to be backed up a little bit as you drive through there. there are no major problems by the way on the bridge itself getting into san francisco. i want to mention 880 northbound is okay but 880 southbound is not. it is backed up out of san leandro and we can go to the maps here. the traffic is slow out of san leandro an earlier accident at eighth street has not only effected 880 but also effecting 238. since the accident has cleared, things have become a little better. but 580 westbound is also slow at the castro valley y. let's go back to the desk. a very disturbing warning this morning for women in palo alto. alex savidge is life in palo alto. tell me about this safety alert alex. >> reporter: dave, good morning to you. in light of what took place

earlier this week, palo alto police would have been stepping up patrols in and around the coverly community center where we are this morning. it's on middlefield road. part is used by foothill college. this is where police say a man has been sneaking into women's restrooms and then snapping pictures of women as they are inside the stalls. the latest case was this past monday at around 10:00 at night. a woman in her 20s was in a bathroom stall when she noticed a man holding a cell phone over the dividing wall taking photos of her. possibly video. the victim yelled and the man ran off. that woman told police she had seen the same man with the cell phone in the hallway right before she went into the bathroom. police believe that same man was likely responsible for a similar crime that happened here at this same community center back in july of last year. now a witness describes this man as hispanic, or asian in his 20s between 5'6" and 5'8". he has a buzz cut and a thin

mustache. police are working with both the victim and a witness to that crime as well. they are trying to come up with a composite sketch of this man that may be released to the public soon. but in the meantime, you can expect to see more palo alto police officers in and around the coverly community center here. again this is campus that is used in part by foothill college. police stepping up patrols. >> all right alex savidge live from palo alto. we'll talk to you later. time is 6:34. meantime a woman who was eating at a restaurant in san jose last night was hit by a stray bullet. the shooting happened just before 9:00 at the maylong restaurant. when the police got there they found the woman had been shot at least once. she was take ton the hospital. she was in stable condition. so far no arrests have been made. the city of san jose is hosting a forum tonight.

it's about a recent rash of burglaries. that community safety meet willing be held at brett heart middle school. it will be at 6:30 p.m.. san jose's mayor and police chief are due to be there. burglaries have recently tripled in the valley neighborhood because of fewer police officers in the police department staff and plus there is a longer response time. some of the residents in the area have formed neighborhood watches. they have also hired private security patrols on the streets. california law requiring kill switches on cell phones does not take effect until july but it may be having an effect on robberies. george gascon is one of the driving forces behind that law. that law requires them to install technology that makes the stolen phone unusable. gascon says cell phone theft is already down. especially for iphones. >> it was better to stay away from the apple forms because of

the likelihood that they could have this feature already working. >> gascon says the number of cell phones stole nobody san francisco last year fell 27%. there was 40% fewer iphone thefts. we'll have a better idea on how the technology works after the law goes into effect on july 1st. white house creating a new federal agency to fight cyber attack. this comes ahead of president obama's trip to the bay area this week that includes a cyber security summit on friday at stanford. it seems almost every day we hear about websites being hacked. the past nine months there have been cyber attacks on home depot, target, jp morgan chase, and sony pictures. just yesterday news weeks twitter account was temporarily taken over by hackers. supposedly linked to the islamic state terror group. >> the thing goes there is only two kinds of companies. companies that have been hacked.

and companies that don't know they have been hacked. >> now about 400 ceo's will be at that summit on friday including apple ceo tori campbell and executives from google, yahoo and facebook. people people who stop at their local convenient store to pick up coffee, they are buying something else. lottery tickets. that is because the power ball is offering a really big pay out. tara moriarty is joining us in hayward. >> reporter: world fair doughnuts. people have already bought their tickets. they have been buying them ever since the last jackpot didn't hit. a lot of people are still coming here this morning to come for the doughnuts and then they are talking about the tickets that they have already boughten. i got the list. this is the ktvu pool. we've had three no adds. sal, steve, and chelsey are on the list but no more.

we are cut off. so if you're not on the list brian flores, i'm sorry. i know you are disappointed but it's not going to happen. so you have to buy your own ticket. just kidding. we love you. here is the place where all the magic happens where you pick your five numbers as well as the power ball. that is six numbers total. world fair doughnuts is known for the winners. they have a lot of winners. and they have the biggest apple fritters. since no one won the big prize, this jackpot has climbed to $1.5 billion. >> how many did you buy? >> five. >> reporter: did you pick the numbers or do the quick pick? >> i picked the numbers. >> reporter: what do those numbers mean? >> my brothers, my sisters, and my birthday. >> reporter: what will you do with the money that win? >> give it to the kids at school. >> reporter: not even a little for yourself? >> a little.

buy a house. >> reporter: your chances of winning a 1-175 million but obviously that is not stopping anybody from buying a ticket. this power ball is quite a chunk but it's not the biggest. let's do a little bit more trivia. see if you have been paying attention to me. what is the largest u.s. jackpot in history? we have a, $425 million in power ball in november of 2012. $656 mega millions of march of 2012. or $889 for the new hampshire lottery july 4th, 1989. >> i'm going with number two. pam is smarter than me. i'm going with number two. >> well dave you are smarter today because you just won $656 mega millions. that is right. and know that the drawing is going to happen one minute before 8:00 tonight. if you haven't bought your

ticket in california the sales cut off at 7:00. make sure you get out there. if you don't buy a ticket, you can't win. >> now i'm feeling lucky. okay. you may still be my friend tomorrow. she did it again. but how did she do this? coming up at 7:00, serious concerns about airport safety after the latest arrest on the woman called the serial stow away. >> and we're live in berkeley where police are limited to what they can use during protests. how this could effect businesses and residents.

welcome back to mornings on 2. the heartbroken family of kayla mueller who was killed

while being held by militants her family is speaking out. >> kayla has touched the heart of the world. the world grieves with us. the world mourns with us. the world wants to be more like kayla. >> she is being remembered in her hometown of prescott, arizona. her family has received confirmation from isis that she is dead. president obama says the u.s. government tried to win mueller's release. even launching a risky rescue operation. >> i deployed an entire operation at significant risk to rescue not only her but the other individuals that had been held. and probably missed them by a day or two. >> but the president defendanted the u.s. policy of not paying ransom for hostages. that president obama said would only make americans greater targets for kidnapping. also this morning president

obama as expected sent congress a request for authorization to use u.s. military force in the fight against islamic state militants in iraq and syria. in his request he tells lawmakers that isis is responsible for the deaths of kayla mueller and three other american hostages. your time is 6:45. recent protests in berkeley that turned violent it's prompted the city council to change their tactics used by the police. this comes after demonstrators accuse the police of using excessive force. brian flores is live in berkeley now. tell us more about what the city council decided and the emotional reactions from some of the people out there. >> reporter: yeah very emotional for many people. good morning, to you. about 50 of them attended last nights berkeley city council meeting to express their concern about police tactics during police protests. you recall many of these businesses are damaged from the

protest. about 50 speakers took to the podium to speak out how police handled the protests. we got word late last night that the council unanimously approved a proposal forbidding police for using crowd control measures such as tear gas and rubber bullets. >> i have family members that have been harassed openingly in public in front of me and my mother. i've had family members that have gone to prison and have suffered lost time with us. it hits very close to home. >> i don't walk around timidly.

and it's important be for black people to take a space and exist in this moment. >> reporter: earlier before the meeting antipolice protestors marched peacefully from uc berkeley to the old city hall where the meeting was held. the council approved to purchase body and dash cameras. as we take you request -- this bike shop had win toes broken during the protests. coming up on mornings on 2 we are working to talk with some of these business owners to fete their reaction on some of the tactics by berkeley police. and talk to berkeley police themselves hopefully talk to them about how they feel about not using the tactics during protests as well. >> that will be interesting. brian flores in berkeley. we'll talk to you later. glum right now it is 6:47. it's time to check in with tori campbell. >> reporter: good morning, pam and dave. we will go live to pebble beach

to see what is on tap for today's celebrity challenge before the tournament tees off tomorrow. we will also get reaction from the european rider cup captain who's custom made golf clubs were stole nobody san francisco. after 16 years as host of the daily show, transforming the show into a must watch cultural and political touch stone, john stewart is stepping down. the speculation about what he will do next and the big names being mentioned as a possible replacement. those are some of the stories we are working on for the rest of the mornings on 2. now back to you. >> know you love john stewart. we'll talk about that later. let's check in with sal now. everybody behaving for you? >> sort of. we do have a nice looking commute. it is slow dave and pam. starting off with interstate 80 as you drive between the carquinez bridge and the partly cloudy car they are maze. a 33 minute drive. it keeps getting slower. when you get to the toll plaza it is jam packed.

if you try to get into san francisco it's not a light morning. it's at least a 30 minute wait. we have also been looking at highway 4. 242 itself is slowing as well as you approach 680. as we move over to highway 24 that still looks good over to the caldecott tunnel. 6:49, let's go to steve in the weather center. we do have mostly clear skies. a little chill for some out there. a few 30s, lots of 40s. just a few 5:clouds making for a beautiful sunrise here today. i bet kind of a layer, dave. it's brisk out there. everything points toward warmer pattern beginning today. it will carry us into tomorrow and probably into the weekend. over all high pressure will rule out for awhile.

a few high clouds favoring northern california and mendocino county and lake county. for us expect for a few high clouds 30s and 40s. napa airport 38. 50 san francisco and sfo. 39 sebastopol. i did see one up in ukiah. i know there is some in lake county. healdsburg at 42 degrees. statewide 20s up in the mountains. truckee at 25. 41 a little chill at sacramento. monterey 43. up and over she goes you can see where the system looks good. i can't go anywhere expect toward oregon and washington. it's mostly clear pattern. cool, cool mornings and higher pressure says warmer temps.

mid to upper 70s are possible for a few here. just a wee bit of fog out there. generally mostly clear. chilly lows. high clouds north bay. but 60s and 70s and it looks like temperatures above average and they will go way above average as we head into thursday, friday, and saturday and probably into the weekend. you will be hearing about all the cold, cold air in the middle of the country and the northeast. >> we'll hear from relatives planning a spring trip here. >> i should mention high wind warnings in southern california were 80s. >> that too. all right time is 6:51. it is a thrift store purchase worth the trophy. in 20 minutes how a couple discovered that an old frayed sweater they bought for $0.58 at the good will store is worth $20,000. we've got an update on the young man. do you remember him? he was getting helped and coached by some employees at

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police in santa rosa made two arrests of men who they say attempting some kind of vigilante justice. police were called to baa get and summit drive yesterday morning after a mini van hit parked cars out there. police say two men chased and assaulted the driver of the van because they thought he was involved in recent thefts in the neighborhood. turns out the man was just delivering newspapers. police say there is no indication that he is responsible for any thefts. a marin county school board has voted to support legislation requiring students in california to be vaccinated against measles and other diseases. tiburon voted to support the new law being proposed by richard pan. pan said he was asked to be at

the meeting by the family of 7- year-old ret who attends an elementary school in the district. but parents have been urging the school to take action because ret has leukemia which means he cannot be vaccinated and relies on the heard protection to be protected from measles. >> children like ret depend on the rest of us to get vaccinated. >> the school district oversees three elementary schools. it covers unincorporated parts of the county and the rules include no landscaping run offs, no using sprinklers between 9:00 in the morning and 6:00 at night. and no watering paved areas such as driveways. the rules will be enforced by santa clara valley water

district inspectors. all right the 17-year-old young man who is at the center of a heartwarming story at a north carolina target store he was reunited with the store employees that went way out of their way to help him. >> nice to meet you. >> good to see you. >> you've got to hug him. this photo was taken last week. a young shopper. target employees teaching this young man how to tie a tie for his first job interview at chic- fil-a. the employees also told him how to give a firm handshake and how to answer interview questions in a good way. well on monday the young man had a chance to say thank you to the employees who helped him. >> usually you -- or family help me do that kind of stuff. not just strangers that you

never met before. >> he had a second interview with chick fill a on saturday. he is expecting a call on friday for the next step in that job interview process. we know steph curry is an all star basketball player but he is skilled in other athletic activities. he posted avid yes on instagram getting a strike in bowling. i'm going to do the steph curry strike dance. [ laughter ] women targeted while using a bathroom. we'll tell you the disturbing actions of one man why the police in the south bay are on high alert.

>> more problems for the family of jahi mcmath. why they are being sued for thousands of dollars.

a man accused of snapping photos of women in a bathroom.

the two recent incidents at a popular community center that have police on high alert. plus, what would you do with $500 billion? that's something on the minds of a lot of people this morning. the powerball jackpot is a staggering $485 million. good morning. 7:00. it's wednesday, february 11th. i'm tori campbell. >>