were able to access banks and computers around the world and steal millions of dollars. mornings on 2 continues. from ktvu fox 2, this is mornings on 2. good morning, we are live in oakland where firefighters are still at clairmont middle school at this hour, fires started there a few hours ago, damaged the cafeteria, coming up in just two minutes fox 2 reporter will tell us what investigators are now focusing on that they say is very unusual out there. thank you for joining us this monday, february 16th. president's day. i'm dave clark, got the frog in my throat. i ducked outside for steve, it is still cool this morning. >> if it was june or july, we'd be 105 or 115. oakland, 80 degrees in february for record highs. slight cool down near the coast today, patchy fog has come back not a lot, some of the records

yesterday if you were out and about, probably know it is warm. record-setting warm, 4 days in a row, downtown oakland, 78, 77, sfo at 75 was a record, and 75, 76, in 1930. very close, high pressure continues to dominate our weather there is no sign of any change here really just subtle changes, maybe by the weekend a little cool down system kind of digs in from nevada, that's about 5, 6 days away. and low 50s though, antioch, brent wood, and higher clouds come up and over the top of the ridge. and still mild to warm inland there is a puff of an east wind or a north wind which translates into inland, 70s on most of the temps again.

here is what's maybe a quiet monday. >> we have had crashes steve, it is so light out there even when we do have crashes it doesn't cause big delays. we're going to start off with a look at bay bridge toll plaza, and if you're going to san francisco today, remember the parking meters are going to be enforced and you should you know you should read all the signs, don't be surprised and leave your car somewhere where you shouldn't. the traffic is going to be a little bit not moving along pretty well i'm still trained a little slow on 237, it is kind of weired when it doesn't happen. it is good for you when you're driving into the valley, it does look good. eastbound 580 at park, a new crash happening eastbound 580 a couple vehicles on the shoulder, not expecting slow traffic be aware it is there, might have to run a traffic break to slow cars passing the

scene. eastbound 580 right before park. it is 6:02 let's go back to the desk. topping our news this morning oakland fire investigators are looking into some unusual circumstances at a school fire that started early this morning. the flames are out but ktvu fox reporter says the firefighters are likely to be at that middle school for several hours. >> firefighters tell me when when they first got here they saw the door to the cafeteria wide open, that wanted them to investigate whether someone had been here shortly before the fire broke out. a couple of police officers have moved in front of this school drive way, they are standing by as fire investigators finish up. it was a passer-by who alerted them just before 2:00 this morning. this turned into a 2-alarm fire, with flames extending up into the attic. investigators believe it started in the kitchen area also this place was not easy to

fight, it is a big building with a lot of combustible materials inside including stoves, tables and chairs. >> this building has high ceilings, and accusic tiles making the job harder, with hoses knock the fire down meanwhile with a truck crew on the roof they are cutting holes and letting out all the smoke and fire gases. >> there is extensive smoke fire and water damage throughout the building, the fire burned a large part of the cafeteria area and firefighters estimate there is well over half a million dollars in damage out here, there is no school today because of the holiday but firefighters do tell us this cafeteria is definitely unusable, pam. >> oh boy, that's going to be a problem for awhile there. 6:04. san jose firefighters investigating a fire that roared through a building that

housed classic cars. that happened early, and firefighters were still putting out hot spots, that building was home to a car stereo shop, the fire destroyed classic cars with more than a million dollars. the security guard was at the shop just hours before the fire started. he returned yesterday to collect some of his belongings. it was terrible. good thing that i'm still alive, that's what matters. his daughter's fish collection was inside the shop but all fish survived the fire. all right 6:05. a cargo ship that was supposed to sale to hong kong, stay at the port of oakland for more than a week after an on board fire last night. they said the work within very tight spaces also climbed 12 flights of stairs. no one was hurt. investigators say the fire was caused by an over heated piece of electrical equipment.

suspended in oakland, 28 other west-coast ports. the merritt time association which represents the companies and operators, they shut down operations to keep from payindoc workers weekend or holiday pay, they've been in contract talks for nine months but still many issues unresolved. when president obama asked labor secretary to help the two sides come up with a new agreement. being called one of the biggest bank breaches ever. a new report published today saying more than a billion dollars has been stolen from banks around the world by hackers. ktvu fox reporter brian flores to tell us how vulnerable the system is, brian. >> i've been reading up on this and i'm just astonished by how easily hackers were able to do this. the new york times was able to receive an advanced copy of

this report, according to experts they say this is most likely the sophisticated cyber attack this world has ever seen. a cyber security firm say the hackers would send what looked like an innocent e-mail to a bank employee would look like it was sent by somebody within the bank but unknowingly the person who opens the e-mail whatever is in there would release malware. it can record key strokes and send back to hackers camera still shots or video of key bank employees of how they make transfers. according to the time's article the hackers would limit their theft at $10 million before moving onto another bank and because of nondisclosure agreements, the banks were not named. the report comes on the heals of president obama's visit to stanford university talking about cyber security, he signed an order meant to have better collaboration between private companies on cyber threats.

the president says internet security remains a priority. >> when they share their personal information with companies they should know it is going to be protected. >> when government and industries share information about cyber threats, we have to do so in a way that safeguards personal information. >> now experts say the attacks are unusual because they target banks themselves and not individual customers. also according to the report, most of the targets are banks in russia, the u.s., germany, china, and ukraine. very sophisticated indeed. brian flores in the newsroom thank you. 6:08. later today in san francisco, a push to legalize recreation gnat use of marijuana in california, it will continue with the international cannabis business conference at the regency. they want to make it legal to buy and use it legally. they have until august to

submit it. egypt has launched air strikes against islamic state targets in libya after the terror group released a video showing the beheading of 21 egyptian christians. they say the war planes targeted them before returning safely. now this video of egyptian jets taking off on their mission, the military says it is to avenge the bloodshed. they say they know no bounds. they show men in orange jumpsuits being led along a beach, each accompanied by a masked militant. the men are forced to kneel and one militant addresses the camera in english before they are simultaneously beheaded. they have declared a seven-day mourning period. time is now 6:09. the faa will investigate why a single-engine plane made a crash landing on a golf course in heyward yesterday. the plane had just taken off from the airport when it lost

power. the pilot made a belly landing near the 10th hole of the sky west golf course. no golfers were near by, the pilot was not hurt. however the under side of the plane is damaged a small amount of fuel leaked out. and a security guard shot and killed in san jose, the key evidence that could help investigators catch the shooter. first another winter storm bearing down on the east coast, the big problems they got. the snow and the frigid temperatures causing. we're looking at a commute that's not much of one because of the holiday, you can see traffic looks good heading south. west coast storm a storm of record highs in fact the beat goes on, what about today? looks like a lot of 70s but maybe slight changes by the coast more on that coming up.

. welcome back to mornings on two, record snowfall followed by freezing cold. some of the coldest temperatures in years, boston as much as a foot of snow fell yesterday. >> and high as 7 feet back there from a serious of storms that have hammered the east coast in less than a month. forecasters say the wind chill could drop to 20 below zero, some of the folks back there, all they can do is laugh.

>> i am just laugh at it, looking at the positive side of it, i believe the weather that's not going to happen for another 50 years. the governor of ma telling everybody just stay inside, be safe from the bitter cold. and it is not over yet. another snowstorm heading across the midwest, it may reach the northeast by tomorrow night. >> that heavy joe causing all kinds of problems this is right inside a house in quincy massachusetts, the roof collapsed because of the weight of the snow. fortunately no one was hurt. already today there are dozens of flights being canceled or delayed and blamed on the bad weather back east. most of the problems are at airports in boston, new york and washington d.c. there are no major delays reported at bay area airport. and a flight landed safely,

and four flight attendants and a girl needed treatment. parts of hawaii were under a high wind advisory creating problems but not just in the air but also on the ground. in honolulu, strong winds ripped the roof off of 70 homes, many say they have never seen damage like this before, the lie winds also took down trees, thousands of people lost power. an unwanted valentines day surprise. the flight delayed after a passenger reported being stung by a stopon. they refused additional medical treatment, alaska airlines says the flight originated from mexico, the oregon state university men's basketball team was on that flight. that picture was taken by one

member of the team, saying the scorpion hitched a ride in the carry on bag of a passenger who had just been to mexico. >> scorpions on a plane? >> i think he was trying to get in lax, be in movies. hey when you're the traffic authority do you get the holiday off? >> no, i'm here. >> not much going on, which is good. bart on a saturday schedule, a lot of the public transit agencies not doing the normal scheduled you should check with your particular agency that means the train and some of the boats don't come as often as they do on a regular day. let's go out and take a look athe live pictures, i think a lot of people have the day off today, and if you go into san francisco, the parking meters are operating and just make sure that you read all the signs read all the meters because you don't want to be

surprised getting a ticket. let's take a look at westbound 92. eastbound 580 near park, that crash has been removed, they took it off the freeway which is good, it would be in the counter commute direction for most people, 880 oakland traffic looking good at this time. 6:17. we have clear skies out there, patchy, coastal fog, even though water temps are very warm, upper 50s, by the way, for a few hours, a few hours yesterday, hit 61.3 degrees warmest february temperatures ever at that location. continued mild to warm, coast fog returns, no rain in site just a little bit of a cool down. this is the wrong graphic i apologize, it is the next one i

wanted to put in there. >> anyway, we had some record highs yesterday and it is possible again today. oakland forecast my forecast 74 the record is 73 in 2007, sfo and oakland downtown i think had the best opportunities to set records, oakland was 80 degrees, our record high, occasionally a few high clouds to talk about high pressure staying i think i'll dominate the entire west coast, that's what it's doing as it builds brutally cold air for most of the country, giving us very warm conditions, warm temps aloft, the lows getting into the 40s, 50s on the temps summertime pattern we'd be blazing hot. 50s for some, 40s for others, wood side, 42, belmont says 52. , 19, 40 in redding, the entire record highs, 60s down to southern california, all weather is as you can see where

it is, and snow continuing, parts through the great lakes, 15 below, and northwest wind howling along, here comes the next system, rain in the deep south mixed presip going right through, tennessee and in the north all snow and guess where it is heading. that pattern may continue for another seven to 10 days, a dry pattern for us, high pressure will backup ever so slightly just that fog coming back not much of a west wind, i don't think it makes much of an impact unless by the coast. clear skies, mild to warm, maybe a few high clouds no big deal. a little cooler by the beaches and 70s for temps, clear lake, 75, and kent field, 71. and 71, 70 for antioch. santa cruz, 73, san jose, 73,

half-moon bay, 75 degrees, 73 wood side. so slight cool down at the coast. >> to me, at least it is good for the economy, you do see. >> around here people are out, eating out at restaurants, going to places, so we'll have to just enjoy the nice weather. >> what else are you going to do? >> time is 6:20. we're wide awake, a new study came out today, teenagers in america just aren't getting enough sleep. the research published involved 300,000 teenagers, they say they get an average of 7 hours of sleep or less every night. the experts generally recommend 9 or 10 hours of sleep, if you're between the age of 15 at 19 years old. these are raising concerns about the impact of sleep

deprivation. they say the amount of sleep a teenager gets it's been dropping over the past 20 years. well the youth of -- there is new technology for officers to prepare for potentially dangerous cold. a look at the hundreds of tense situations they can now train for. you have to see this, a dramatic very emotional end to one woman's quest to run a marathon.

. welcome back to your mornings on two, major drama a florida movie theater, it was not on the screen, hundreds of teenagers mobbed the theater at a mall on saturday, that is in florida, part of the mad rush recorded on a cell phone. 200 teenagers made it inside, four law enforcement agent showed up and herded everyone inside. >> 800 kids showed up, some firing guns in the air, robbing people, stolen cars, drugs, hive never been involved in anything like that and i hope it doesn't happen again to me. >> i'm hoping they got home and got in trouble by their parents if their parents knew what they

did. so i don't think i'll be going back. >> two people were arrested police believe the teenagers used social media to coordinate the mob. 6:24 "50 shades of grey" made a ton of green. >> why am i here? >> you are here because i'm incapable of leaving you alone. >> it took in almost $82 million since late thursday night, it was number one at the weekend box office, expected to top 90 million over the long holiday weekend. kings man number two, debut weekend, sponge bob square pant, sponge out of water. american sniper and jupiter ascending. winning a marathon

typically requires you the hit the ground running. a woman actually had to hit the ground. 29-year-old havan led the women for most of the race but win when she got to the last mile her body began to give out. that is when she hit the ground and pushed herself harder than she ever has before. >> i remember the lady with the lady, she was telling me, almost there. >> and if she had accepted help from anyone she would have been disqualified so with nurses there by her side she crawled inch by inch and finished third place. 6:26. well after spending several days here in california tonight president obama returns to the white house. the president made a stop here in the bay area before he went to palm springs for the

weekend. yesterday he played golf at porcupine creek, owned by oracle software. president obama spent the holiday weekend in southern california without the first lady and the daughters. >> all right. 6:26 is the time. concord police are looking forcriminals they say robbed a man and tried to steal his car. coming up the critical skill he lacked that forced him to abandon his plan. and thousands of people do and lining up at muir woods to get it. we'll explain next. we are looking at a commute where traffic is not really normal and there are some things you should know if you're driving into the city today. and the weather is not really normal either, there is a slight little change more on that.

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welcome back the mornings on 2, we're live in oakland, see that police car? we're at a story we've been following, police are at clairmont middle school, a fire broke out of the school early this morning, it damaged the cafeteria. coming up in just two minutes we'll tell you the clues the investigators are focused on and what they are calling a suspected arson. thank you for joining us. here on mornings on two, monday february 16th i'm dave clark. good morning i'm pam come. 6:30 is the time. checking in with steve paulson about the same, a little fog. >> little cool down, 4 degrees, new york city coldest in eleven years. >> that's not counting the wind chill. >> they don't want to see any pictures from out here. no. >> i told you i've been texting

a buddy of mine, he is not amused. it is 75 in san francisco, 1, here. we do have a few records possible today that would be oakland and sfo. we had a bunch yesterday that's for sure. and mostly clear, high clouds, i don't even really count those, and they are just not doing anything as far as cooling anybody down, four days in a row, oakland, 80 yesterday, and that sfo, that was a record 75 and crescent city, 72. 75 yesterday, 76 was a record, oakland i'm going 70, the record was 73 set in 2007, and sfo that gets to 69 degrees also set in 2007, both will be very cold. the other ones are a little bit too warm i think but over all

expect for patchy coastal fog, there is a little bit very shall doe and only impact will be by the coast, 40s and 50s, higher elevations in the 60s, you can see some of the higher clouds. patchy coast fog clear skies mild to warm a little cooler by the water, maybe tonight tomorrow, might see a little increase in some of that fog, 70s on the temps. minor accidents, anything still holding there? >> there is not a lot going on right now when it comes to traffic, we have a couple city street things but for the most part you're going to see a nice- looking commute wherever you drive. if you have to go to work you know, obviously all of us here have to go to work, and at the bay bridge it is light you don't have to worry about it traffic continues to look very good if you're driving into san francisco, i want to mention if you're driving into san

francisco it is going to be, you have to pay the meters today. read the signs don't park somewhere illegal and by all means, put money in the meter you don't want to get a ticket. that would stink, that would really stink. let's move along and take a look at the san mateo bridge, that looks okay. it is a nice clear drive, looking very good over at the peninsula. if your driving on 880 southbound, looks good from heyward to mission. and there is a city street accident on ruddgear road at stuart avenue. now let's go back to the desk. an early morning fire at a school in oakland has left at least one building unusable. ktvu fox 2 live at clairmont middle school right now investigators say this fire may not have been an accident, good

morning. we had a little problem with her, there was an early morning fire out there, the firefighters battled this for several hours, one of the things they checked out we were told is that they found along with the damage in the cafeteria, a door was open right there we'll get more details. and there was severe damage bringing you the latest from oakland in that story. meantime, time is 6:34. new this morning danish police have arrested two men suspected of helping the gunman carrying out the two shooting attacks the gunman open fire saturday in a cultural center hosting a seminar on free speech with a

sweetish cartoonest known for the -- hundreds of people went to a candlelight vigil in paris honoring those who were attacked in denmark. this was held outside of the danish embassy. they came out thanked everyone for their expressions ofsolidarity. this morning a memorial is growing at the spot where security guard was killed in east san jose over the weekend. íkatie joins us now from the scene. >> good morning, pam. what makes this crime especially shocking, it was all over a pack of se cigars. at the shopping complex there were surveillance cameras, they were hoping recorders will help

them identify the suspects involved. saturday night at about 10:00, 35-year-old manny, security guard at b-boss nightclub interrupted a robbery at the liqueur for less store next to the club. it is located on north capitol avenue, witnesses say inside the get away car fired several shots striking him. >> >> i saw his eyes up and looking at me, i thought he was going to be fine. >> he died from his injuries at the hospital, people who work at the shopping complex say he wasfriendly and helpful. he only got away with a little bit of cash. the liqueur store has handed over its surveillance video, hopefully police will be able to get a description of the get away vehicle as well as a description of the robbers we have touched base with the

police this morning and as of right now they don't have any new updates for us, pam. thank you for that update i know you'll stay on that. 6:36 is the time. if you missed last night's deadline to sign up for health insurance get ready to pay a fine. the deadline was midnight. as long as you at least started the application process before that deadline, you now have until friday to finish your enrollment. across the bay area events were held to help people make sure they signed up in time. >> when people can't get the care they need, that frankly becomes a population health issue. this is about california getting healthier and having better lives. what happens if you did not sign up in time? you'll have to pay a penalty, this year it is $325 for adults or 2% of your income, and it is $162 for children who are not ensured. usa today reports nearly half a

million people had trouble signing up for coverage through the affordable care act because of the glitch in the system on saturday, the issue prevented some people from getting their income verified to enroll. the problem was ahead of the deadline but led to a lot of people signing up at the last minute. and muir woods combine with beautiful weather, attracted huge crowds over the weekend, ktvu fox 23 joining us live to tell us what park visitors can expect if you go out there today. >> reporter: well if you've ever been to a san francisco museum on the first wednesday of the month you'll know exactly what we're talking about here, they get mobbed that's because they are free, all national parks are free six times a year this weekend was one of them, the last time was actually in january and these twitter photos were taken then on mlk day shows just how

congested it gets this weekend no exception, massive traffic forced hundreds of people to park more than a mile away because they were simply no spots. the freebie coupled with the warm weather and holiday weekend made muir woods a big draw. and parking spots gone by mid- morning, rangers say there are about 4,000 people here saturday. one of our producers said the cars were parked close to the edge right next to pretty steep drop offs. neighbor who live near here are angry about the traffic on the narrow road, they have asked the national park service to impose a limit on the number of visitors aloud in muir woods. tomorrow the admission costs go back to the normal price, $7 there is a proposal to push the cost higher to $10 so you can bet people will be out here again in droves today. live from near muir woods, back to you. yes they will be. all right. 6:39 is the time. new details on a five alarm

fire that destroyed a collection of classic cars coming up in 20 minutes the surprising thing a man found when he was allowed to go back and get his belongings. new rules for the use of drones. the industries that will benefit and popular company they left out. good morning we're still looking at a very nice drive around the bay area most people are taking the day off so right now at the bay bridge it's light. weather never takes a day off, it will be warm today there is a little bit of a change we'll talk about that.

. welcome back to mornings on 2, it is 6:42. a carjacker got surprised when he tried to steal a could not drive. it happened when police say the owner got into his car, found a man sitting in the passengers seat with a gun, apparently in the middle of burglarizing the car, the man forced the owner to drive him to a near by location, where he demanded money and kicked the owner out of the car, police say the carjacker tried to drive off but had to abandon the car because he could not operate the stick shift. police are still looking for the carjacker described as 25 years old. 5 feet 8-inches tall with a thin mustache. new technology for the police is helping officers

respond better to possible dangerous calls. it is high tech software, uses a big screen simulation and it comes with 400 different scenarios an officer could see in real life from workplace violence to a jilted lover getting revenge to someone shooting at an officer to give them a chance to learn how to react to very tense situations. they've already seen it when it does present itself in real life maybe we could respond quicker to deal with it. the police officers can use their stun gun device, use pepper spray, a flashlight just as they would use during a real life scenario. they would judge on whether or not they used the right time to force. it is taken months but the faa has released its proposeel

role for drones. they must weigh less than 55 pounds or not fly faster than 150-miles an hour, and cannot drop things. operators must keep site of their drones and must be 17 years old and pass a test. this is a step forward for companies that want to use the small unmanned air craft for ariel photography, mapping inspecting bridges and monitoring crops. >> all though there are tremendous numbers of operation which is can happen in those areas and under those operating characteristics today, pizza delivery and getting packages likely is not. >> amazon has been testing droneservice to try to deliver light packages but that would not be allowed under the rule. experts say it could take two more years to get the regulations finalized and have them flying legally. 6:45. let's see what's coming up in the next hour of mornings on 2.

>> coming up in our next hour, might be a little disappointed to hear on president's day, a historical fact about the washington monument in washington d.c. is in fact fiction. >> yes, we got it, baby! >> the rare weather phenomenon that causes metrologists to jump for joy in the middle of abitter cold snowstorm. i'm excited. time is 6:46. witnesses say it is a miracle no one was hurt a big tree crashes down in san francisco. >> those crews had their hands full using chain saws to cut up this 30-foot-tall tree, i blocked both directions of the

street, and barely missed a car. >> well i was just standing working, looking out on the street, this massive tree fell down, knocked down the lines. it is good nobody was hurt. the police closed down while the crews removed that tree, took about two hours to fix the power lines and restored the service, still no word on what caused that tree to topple over. wow. that is lucky, though. >> 6:47 is the time, sal, how is traffic today? i know it feels a little light. >> yeah, a lot of people have the day off, right now we're looking at a pretty decent commute, we'll start off in the east bay, take a look at highway 4y you can see highway 4 comes up through the concord area, no problems at the bay bridge toll plaza, we don't

have the typical delay, if you have to get into san francisco, you can go right ahead. san francisco parks meters are being enforced today, bring your change or your credit card and also remember that muny and bart are on saturday schedules some of their weekday only lines are not running today. moving along to look at the 580 community, looking good all the way through to heyward and caster valley. let's go to steve in the weather center. >> that tease was jim cantore from the national weather service. >> i almost text that had to you. he's seen it. >> well, give him credit, he has a passion for that. and he has made a heck of a living out of doing that. it is not something we see very often, by the way. some of the information, record lows the cold just incredible the amount of snow piling up yet here it is record highs on top of record highs. there are a few changes some fog has come back to parts of

the coast. yet the water temps are almost 60 degrees . in fact the monterey buoy for a few hours hit 61 degrees, that is a february warmth, and 59, and 58, unbelievable. 72, crescent city yesterday, that was a record, fso was a record, redding airport tied, oakland 80, and those are all records, oakland has a shot today to do that as far as record and so does sfo. the record is 73, 2007, i'm going 74 today, i'm going, i apologize to all the english teachers. i'm going, can we start this over? we do have a mostly clear skies, patchy fog in the valley. just as quiet as can be the fog has come back to parts of the coast very shallow.

won't make much of an impact still a hint of an offshore breeze. 40s and 50s, 1700 feet, 59 degrees, 41, 40s for some including hillsburg, and mid-40s, statewide, 40 at redding after yesterday's 79 just a huge spread on the lows and the highs, monterey 47 degrees, 57 down in san diego, the cold is just chicago seven, minneapolis 10, new york 9, a bunch of record lows, four in central park this morning, coldest in eleven years, little rock 27 the wind chills, boston 15 below, 154 a.m. their time, they were 3 below at logan wind was west gusting to 36 which wuts the wind chill at 28 below. the combo of that temperature near the water and the wind chill is not something that happens very often. 13 below at hartford, just

brutally cold, 32 below. coldest since 1905 i think. you can see the next system moving their direction what's moving in our direction? dry pattern. moving and not very far, it is not going very fast, has two speeds, slow and stop. coast fog still warm inland, might be a pattern almost summer like where you get cooler by the coast, still mild to warm inland, a little cool down by the beaches, i think that fog will play in our weather. that went quick. 70s for many, a little cooler over by the coast, not as warm as yesterday still these are way above average, for this time of year, should be closer to about 60, 64, 60s for many on the coast, 70s, not much changes except for fog by the way, the meteorological winter, december, january, february. san francisco average is 56.4, that is the warmest ever records go back to 1874. the average temp this winterer warmest ever. >> you and i were in the city

yesterday for beach blanket babylon, it was almost 75. i had the ac on. >> people outside, eating outside, walking around in shorts skirts. >> the show was spectacular. >> it was fabulous. >> all right. time now is 6:51. a pilot in trouble, coming up in 20 minutes the malfunction on board a plane just after take off that forced the pilot to crash land at a golf course in the east bay. did you watch the nba all star game? james harden, you finish it. a knew record-breaking all star game, plus how the splash brothers did to start an all star game in almost 50 years.

. welcome back, 6:55. get to talk about the nba all star game since the first time, two golden state warrior teammates were starters in the nba all star game. steph, currey, he had five assists, clay thompson showed them again. james harden makes it look easy, clay thompson had 7 points, four rebounds, six assists, but the star of the all star game was russell westbrook of oklahoma city, he just went, 41 points, 1 shy of

will chamberlain's all star game scoring record. >> we were just trying to find a way to win the game and find a way to close the game out, but i missed about 6 or 7 lay- ups, though, i definitely could have had it. >> western conference would you believe the score was 163-158? the second half of the warrior season kicks off friday with a san antonio spurs coming to town. currey says the shoes will be sent to have the man's family. he wrote this message on saturday, it was in honor they were shot and killed in chapel hill last week, being a huge fan. and a talented team of girls from oakland, they took part in the worldwide coating competition over the weekend. the ignite international girl's hack-a-thon saying getting

girls and young woman to use technology to solve real world problems. the participants spent the weekend with apps including one called talk it out. the over all goal is to get young women to see high tech technology as a career path. >> i want to go to sanford, go to high school, i want to be an entrepreneur, i want to be in coding, i think this is really cool. i make websites, i want to keep doing that and get it developed in the app store. >> they are just smart, teens in taiwan, brazil and india also took part. the winner of the app competition that will be announced in the middle of april. we know how a man will spend $1.4 million after matching five numbers in last week's power ball, he and his wife plan to buy a bigger home and payoff bills. he used his daughter's birthday to pick some of the winning numbers this time around, the

wednesday's $564 million jackpot was the fifth largest in u.s. history. time is now 6:57. oakland firefighters rushed to a burning school during the night up next you'll get a live report on where this happened and why the crews are saying this fire at oakland's clairmont middle school is so unusual. hackers steal millions of dollars from world banks what is being called the most sophisticated attack ever. what we're learning this morning about how they accessed bank computers and stole the money we'll be right back.

some unusual circumstances surrounding an early-morning fire at an oakland middle school. what investigators are saying. hackers steal millions of dollars from banks and what's being called the most sophisticated attack ever. what we're learning this morning about how they accessed bank computers and stole the money. 7:00. we're live at claremont middle school in oakland where fire investigators are looking for clues to find out what sparked an early-morning fire. ktvu's cara lui