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 has been out

there since 4:30 and coming up, she will tell us why firefighters are saying this fire strikes them as unusual. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." it's monday, february 16th. it's president's day. i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve still a little nippy outside. >> thank goodness. if it was summer, we would be blazing hot. the fog has returned to parts of the coast. no westerly breeze. even in the city, there's mild temperatures. it will impact by the water's edge. maybe not even that much. but something to keep an eye on for tonight into tomorrow. there are hints that maybe that will return even though water temps are really warm. about 59 degrees. no rain of sign. records yesterday. salinas, 81. oakland, 80 degrees. sfo, 75. san francisco, missed by one. it was 75. the record was 76 on sunday. set in 1930. today only a couple of records.

i think oakland downtown and sfo have the best opportunity. some of that fog is there but it's very shall local. there's still a slight component of a normally breeze or easterly breeze. 40 is on the temps for most. 54 in san francisco. low 50s antioch and brentwood. antioch 75 yesterday. 74 today. alamo cool along with danville. fog is there. again, i think right by the water's edge, that's your best bet for a cooldown. the water temps are so warm. it's tough to cool down. patchy coast fog. otherwise it will be clear. still 70s. warm inland, slight cooldown over by the coast. here's sal with an update on what so far has been quiet unless something has changed. >> reporter: pretty quiet even when we've had crashes, we haven't had any backups. we're also here to let you know that traffic 80 westbound looks good between the carquinez

bridge and the macarthur maze. we are a not expecting slowdowns. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, it looks good. remember that b.a.r.t. and uniare doing saturday schedules today. we have other agencies on a weekend or holiday schedule today. you might as well check with the agencies. parking meeters in san francisco -- meters in san francisco will be enforced. bring your money. read the signs the don't get a ticket. 880 southbound between hayward and fremont, traffic is light. most of the maps are green. that means traffic is near or at the speed limit. 7:03. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. oakland fires needed more than an hour to put out a school fire near the rockridge b.a.r.t. station. the flames were first reported about 2:00 a.m. ktvu fox 2 reporter cara lui is live at the school and said there is a lot of damage to the school cafeteria. good morning, cara. >> reporter: good morning.

there sure is. right now you can see there's a couple police officers standing by at the scene. they had been standing by as fire investigators were standing up. now they are waiting on school security. someone driving on the freeway called 911 just before 2:00 a.m. this turned into a two-alarm fire that burned the cafeteria. firefighters says flames extended up into the attic and crews had to cut holes to get the building vent. they say it looks like it started in the kitchen area and they are looking into unusual circumstances surrounding this fire. >> first arriving engine company found one of the doors was open to the calf tear -- to the cafeteria which leads us to believe someone got in there before us. the fire is under investigation but that's concerning, that the door was open. >> reporter: firefighters say there is well over $500,000 of

damage. the cafeteria is gutted. unusable. no school because of the holiday. that will give school officials an extra day to figure out how to deal with this and how any of this and all of this will -- will impact students. 7:04. san jose firefighters are still investigating the cause of a fire that roared through a building that housed classic cars. it happened early saturday morning and 24 hours later, firefighters were still putting ought hot spots. the -- out hot spots. the building was home to a car up poultry and stereo shop -- upholstery and stereo shop. there was a million dollars in damage. a security guard was at the shop before the fire broke out and returned yesterday to collect some of this -- some of his belongings. >> terrible. i'm still alive.

>> his daughter's fish collection was there. all of the fish survived. oakland fire crews had to fight some tight spaces and climb 12 flights of stairs before they could get to the flames last night at this fire. no one was hurt. investigators say the fire was probably started by an overheated piece of electrical equipment. port operations are suspended again today in oakland and 28 other west coast ports. the pacific maritime ocean which represents shipping companies an terminal operators shut down operations show it does not have to pay dock workers weekend or holiday pay. it stopped nighttime work last month. the association and longshoremen's union have been in contract talks for fine months but there are still several issues unresolved. when president obama was in the bay area, he asked labor secretary tom perez to help the two sides reach an agreement.

7:06. they are calling it one of the biggest bank breaches ever. there is a new report that says more than a billion dollars has been stolen from banks around the world by cyber hackers. brian flores is in the newsroom. how did they do it? >> very astonishing. by house easily hackers were able to do it. the new york times were able to receive an advanced copy of the report. they say this is likely the most sophisticated cyberattack the world has seen. the report prepared by a security firm in russia explains how they did it. the hackers would spend what looked like an innocent e-mail to a bank ploy. would look like it was sent to somebody by the wank. they would open it up and that would unleash malway. the malware can record key strokes and send back attackers camera still shots or video of

how key bank employees would make money transfers. hackers would follow the same procedures so it would look like nothing was unusual. hackers would limit their theft to $10 million before moving onto noer bank. report said this has been going on since 2013. and because of nondisclosure agreements, the banks were not named. the report comes on the heels of president obama's visit to stanford talking about cybersecurity. he signed an order on sharing cyber threats. the president says internet security remains a top priority. >> when consumers share their information with companies they desoifn to know it will be protected -- deserve to mow it to know it -- to know it it is protected. >> the report says the hackers

would transfer money to fake accounts in the u.s. and china and other times, the hackers could access atms to dispense cash for others to pick up. according to the report, most of the banks targeted are in russia, the u.s., germany and china and the ukraine. >> very interesting. >> brian flores we'll talk to you later. >> all right. 7:09. well, here is something different, the ceo of twitter took to twitter today to announce he hurt himself in a skiing accident. he posted this photo to his 1.4 million followers. it shows him in a sling with the hume cap chun -- with the humorous caption. twitter has not commented on how seriously he was hurt. later today in san francisco, a push to legalize recreational use of marijuana in california, it will continue with the international cannabis

business conference at the hyatt regency. supporters want california to join four other states in making it legal for adults to buy and use marijuana recreationally. activists are drawing up 2016 ballot initiatives, they have to have it in. they have until august to submit it. the clock is ticking now as the funding for the department of homeland security is just about to run out. but members of congress are far from making a deal. on fox news sunday, house speaker john boehner put the blame on senate democrats. >> the house has done its job under the constitution. it's time for the senate to do their job. i've got a tough job here. >> he went on to say he's prepared to allow the department of homeland security to shut down if the senate doesn't come up with a funding bill of its own. last month, the house passed a bill but it includes provisions to block the president's immigration policy. no chance senate democrats will vote for that. congress is off this week

when they come back next week, they will only have four days to work out a deal before that deadline. 7:10. egypt has launched airstrikes against islamic state targets in libya. after the terror group released a video showing the beheading of 21 egyptian coptic christians. the military says the war planes targeted isis training camps before returning safely. this is video of them taking off. the military says the strikes are to avenge the egyptian blood shed. the white house says the barbarity of the islamic state group knows no bounds. the video released yesterday shows men in orange jump suits being led along a beach, each accompanied by a masked militant. the men are forced to kneel and one addresses the camera in english and then they are

beheaded. an outpouring of grief in san jose after a security guard patrolling a business there is shot and killed on the job. >> we help each other here. >> coming up in 20 minutes, we'll tell you the petty theft behind the confrontation that took his life and the continuing search to catch the killer. >> i've never in 43 years being involved in the sport have seen a finish like that. >> boy, a dramatic end to a marathon in austin, texas. the inspiring way one runner made it to the final stretch and why the people around her would not help. good morning. right now, we're looking at east bay traffic. i think you will like what you see. it's nice and light on this president's day. well, the unusually warm pattern continues. but there is a little bit of change over by the coast. some fog has returned. sure. why not? it's february.

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7:14. the faa will investigate why a single engine plane made a crash landing on a hayward golf course yesterday. the plane had just taken off from the hayward airport when it lost power. the pilot brought the plane down near the 10th hole of the skywest golf course. no golfers were close by. the pilot was not hurt. but the underside of the plane is damaged. a small amount of fuel leaked out. a new study released today shows american teenagers just are not getting enough sleep. the research published in pede at tricks involved 300,000 teens -- pediatrics involved 300 teens. they say they get an average of seven hours of sleep or less each night. experts generally recommend nine or ten for 15 to 19-year- olds. these results are raising concerns about the impact of sleep deprivation on teens'

health and academics. researchers say the amount of sleep teens get has been steadily decross hing over the past few years. >> i would think they would want more sleep. >> yes. this is president's day. government surveyors will reveal the washington monument is actually 10 inches shorter than what everybody thought. the monument honoring the nation's first president was built in 1884. as first it was measured at 555 feet and 5 inches but a new measurement puts it at 554 feet and 7 inches tall. now, national surveyors say the monument did not shrink but the original base point used back until 1800s it's now 9 inches below ground level because the plaza around the base of the monument, it's been built up over the many years. surveyors took the new measurement while the monument was being restored after all that quake is suffered in in 2011. all right.

it is 7:16. want to check in with sal. as we were expecting, probably a little bit on the lidz today -- little bit on the light side for the roads today. >> yes, the roads are light at the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic is very, very light. b.a.r.t. and you muni are on saturday schedules -- and muni are on saturday schedules. jits ust it's just like a normal day. parking meters will be enforced. this is 880 north. traffic is moving along well in both directions. intersection 880 looks good. the north bay is a nice drive from petaluma to san rafael. 7:17. another nice forecast for today. here's steve. >> absolutely. thank you. coast does have a little bit of fog returning even though the water temps are very warm. upper 50s for many including

half moon bay and monterey bay buoys are 59 degrees. continued mild to warm. coast, fog has returned. i mean, sure. i guess so. makes sense for february. no rain in sight. not this week, not even next week. things could change. they do in february. but everything is showing signs of staying dry in california. salinas 81. four days in a row of 80 or higher. downtown oakland, blazing. redding airport tied 79. sfo set a record 7 a. crescent city, also a record. if you live, work or visiting san francisco, it was 75. they missed by one. the record was 76 in 1930. oakland today, i'm going 74 town 6. that would still be a record. the record is 73 set in 2007. sfo also at 69 degrees in 2007. i think those are the two best bets for setting records. high pressure is dominant. some of that fog is returning,

very shallow. i don't think it makes much of an impact except by the coast. 40s on the lows. santa rosa at 41. walnut creek, 43. 53 in san francisco. 49 san jose, livermore at 44. higher elevations are in the 50s to near 60 degrees at the suffer gas. you are seeing mainly low 40s. woodside, menlo park, palo alto, foster city, 45. 19 up at truckee. right now, 21. 57 san diego. monterey, 46. redding is 40 after yesterday's 79. all of the energy continues to be with the cold. 9 degrees in chicago. 18 st. louis. new york city, 12 central park and logan airport hit 3 below this morning. they also had a west wind of 36 miles per hour cutting the whitt at 28 below. very rare to get that combination. they are right on the water there. new york city 7 below.

incredible -- i kid you not. what's going on. rain to the deep south. mixed precipitation. the next snowmaker, whiteout conditions for tennessee and kentucky. for us, high pressure is here. it's a dry pattern. i wish i could say there's win u just don't see anything. the coast, fog has returned. it's really only going to make, i think a slight push. that would be by the coast. that's it. patchy coast fog. not cold sold out -- not sold out. cooler by the beaches. mild to warm. can't find any west wind. you get a lot of 70s. cooler by stinson beach. maybe bodega bay up north. but still 70s inland. these are well above average as you might expect including 70 alameda. 74 antioch. livermore is in there. 7 cooldown. santa cruz had 80s over the weekend. same for san jose. half moon bay yesterday was 75. we'll go 70 today. 66 daly city. redwood city at 73.

exweapt for fog on the -- except for fog on the coast, i think inland stays mild. cooler, breezy but no rain. >> yeah. all right. it's a tale of two coasts. so beautiful here. want to show you the east coast storm this weekend, brought a fairly rare phenomenon called thunder snow. >> oh, yes! yes! yes we got it, baby! we got it! woo! woo! >> we got it. again! again! that's a two-fer! yes! yes! again! that's a three! >> it happened one more time. this guy is going crazy. thunder and lightning don't happen often during a snowstorm. this meteorologist was pretty excited about it. steve, i know you probably don't flip around quite that

much. >> that's very rare. >> less than 1% of the time. have to have very cold air on top of a lot of moisture. but to get lightning thunder in a snowstorm. i think it's like 0.7% of the time. >> his reaction, i think was -- >> i probably would go bonkers, too. but it's so rare. three times, incredible. >> all right. time 7:22. in 20 minutes, we'll tell but a car thief with a gun in conford who managed to -- concord who managed to steal a car but he walked away empty-handed. >> chaos at the movies. hundreds of teenagers mobbed a theater in central florida and how police believe they coordinated the attack.

you're here because i'm incapable of leaving you alone. >> "50 shades of grey" was red hot at the weekend box office. it earned nearly $82 million since late thursday night. it's expected to top 90 million during the long holiday weekend. kingsman, the secret service was number two. spongebob squarepants, american sniper round out the top five. there was major drama at a florida theater. hundreds of teens mobbed a theater at a mall on saturday. part of the mad rush was recorded on crun's cell phone. nearly 200 teens -- on someone's cell phone. nearly 200 teens made it inside before the stewart gates were closed. law enforcement showed up and herded everyone outside. that's when things say everyone got more dangerous. >> 800 kids show up, they cause

a raucous, some with guns. robbing people. stolen cars, drugs. >> i've never been involved in anything like that. i hope it doesn't happen again. >> i am hoping they got home and got in trouble with their parents if their parents know what they did. i don't think i will be going back. >> two people were arrested. police believe the teens used social media to coordinate the mob. it was you an unforgettable marathon in austin -- it was an unforgettable marathon. the woman led the race but when she got to that last mile, her body gave out. she fell to the ground and fell. pushing herself harder than she ever has before. >> i remember the lady with the -- the lady, she was telling

me. >> if she would have accepted help from anybody, she would have been disqualified. she crawled. she had nurses by her side. she finally crossed the finish line and was in third place. >> good for her. people rushed to help him but it was too late. >> i was doing cpr. >> the search underway after a security guard was shot and killed during a robbery in the south bay. if you like to hike and like free stuff, muir woods may be the place for you today. not everyone will greet you with open arms. we'll explain. we're looking at bay area bridges. they all look like this and, the san mateo bridge. nice and empty, heading out to the high rise with no problems. not much change for inland

tell -- temperatures. fog has returned to the coast. we'll see if that will play into a cooler forecast this week.

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really would rather be. 7:30. you are looking live at a growing member for a well-loved san jose security guard gunned down over the weekend. his killer is still on the

loose. katie utehs is there. coming up, she will tell us what witnesses say what happened and what police are hoping will reveal clues about the killer. good morning. welcome, once again, to "mornings on 2." it's monday, february 16th. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clarke. let's talk about weather and traffic. i ducked outside. looking pretty good. still a little nippy. >> thank goodness for that. sleeping weather continues. we get 40s for many. there are a few 50s around. tough to cool down if you are close to the close. water temps are 59. temperatures 10, 15 above average. had record highs on sunday except for a few high clouds, not much as changed except coastal fog has come back. very shallow. a slight easterly breeze which means it can't make a push inland. there's your ridge of high pressure. my goodness. that's about as big as we've seen there. it might back off by the end of the week. the fog is there. that may play into a cooldown.

today, i don't think it will matter. 40s, 50s. some low 40s. it's chilly. we rebound fast. higher elevations. if you get up around 2,000 feet, the 60s. gilroy, dipped to 42. up and over everything goes. patchy coastal fog. again, it's not sold but but there is a lot there compared to lately. a little cooler by the beaches. mild to warm inland. that means a lot of 70s. here is sal with an update on a monday traffic pattern that's been quiet so far. >> it's a holiday for most people. not going to work. we're looking pretty good at the bay bridge toll plaza. westbound as you come up to the city, you can see it's like a sunday morning there. it's very knows. there are no major problems. likewise for the san mateo bridge. it looks very nice heading outlook to the high rise and getting over to highway 101. if you are drivege on the richmond bridge between marin county and the east bay, a nice

commute likewise for the carquinez or the benicia bridges. back to the desk. gorgeous weather, plus free admission made muir woods a very popular destination over the weekend. they are expecting huge crowds again today because it's a holiday. tara moriarty is in marin county this morning. and tara, not everyone's happy about the big crowds. >> reporter: no. we'll get to that in a second. but admission is usually $7 but this today as well as the entire weekend, it was free and that caused a massive traffic jam. similar to congestion that we saw back on martin luther king day, the last time that a national park was free. now, people had to park more than a mime away -- a mile away. the freebie made muir woods a big draw. the nearby parking lot only holds 150 cars. so those spots were done by 9:30 yesterday morning.

rangers said there were about 4,000 people here saturday. this is nothing new to neighbors who live near here. they are so angry about the traffic, they have asked a limit on the number of visitors allowed into muir woods. the cost goes back to up $7 for admission. there is a push to push it up to $10. so far, a pretty spectacular morning. we just watch the sunrise come over the bridge. i'm tara moriarty back to you. >> what a place to be. we'll talk to you later. it is 7:34. danish police have arrested two men suspected of helping the gunman who carried out the two shooting attacks over the weekend in copenhagen. the gunman was killed in a

shootout with the s.w.a.t. team yesterday. he opened fire at a culture center with a swedish cartoonist known for his controversial depictions of the broff -- the prophet mohammed. hundreds of people attended a candlelight vigil in paris honoring the victims in denmark. the memorial was held outside of the danish embassy. the ambassador came out and thanked everyone. just last month, 17 people were killed in terror attacks in france. the israeli prime minister is reacting to the shooting by encouraging european jews to move to israel in a mass immigration. prime minister benjamin netanyahu said jews continue to be murdered on european soil just for being jewish. he says they deserve protection which he believes can be

provided in israel. the security guard who was killed in the copenhagen shooting was jewish. in last month's attacks in paris, four french jews were killed. 7:35. a makeshift memorial in san jose that includes flowers, teddy bears and candles. it's still growing in memory of a security guard shot and killed over the weekend. it happen during a robbery at a liquor store on north capitol avenue. katie utehs is joining us live with more on the search for the shooter. katie? >> reporter: well, what makes this crime especially shocking, the security guard shot and killed over cigars. i will show you the memorial behind me. as you mentioned, it is large and the candles are still illuminated this morning, even though it's hard to see now that it's daylight. at this shopping complex, there are surveillance cameras. and police are hoping that will help them identify the robbers.

35-year-old manny, the security guard, interrupted a robbery at the lick ear for less store located next to the club. witnesses say someone inside the getaway car fired several shots, striking manny. he died at the hospital the people who knew the security guard said he was ales willing to help others. >> the homeless people used to come here. he would give them food. help people around here that can't buy. he would talk to everybody. >> reporter: officers say the robber tried to steal cigars and only got away with a little bit of cash. the linger store has turned over the surveillance footage at this point. police hoping to get a getaway description for the vehicle and also for the robbers. we have put in calls to san jose pd. there is an officer in the area. however, they say there are not any updates to share yet. >> thank you.

7:37. if you missed last night's deadline to sign up for health insurance, get ready to pay a big fine. the deadline was midnight but as long as you 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 make sure people were signed up in time and many people took advantage of it. >> when people can't get the care they need, that frankly becomes a population health issue. this is about californians getting healthier, staying healthier sand living longer -- and living longer lives. >> if you didn't sign up in time, the penalty is $325 for adults or 2% of your income, whichever is higher. it's $162 for children. usa today reports nearly 500,000 people had trouble signing up for coverage through the affordable care act because of a glitch in the system on saturday. the issue prevented some people

from getting their income verified to enroll. the problem was fixed ahead of the deadline but that lead to a lot of people signing up at the very last minute. 7:38. here on "mornings on 2," and a carjacker in concord who tried to steal a car yesterday morning ended up getting quite a surprise. it happened earlier sunday morning on monument boulevard. police say the car owner got into his car and he found a man sitting in the passenger seat with a gun. apparently right in the middle of burglarizing the car. that man forced the owner to drive him to a nearby location where he demanded money and kicked the owner out of the car. police say the carjacker tried to drive away but finally gave up. he didn't know how to drive a stick shift. 7:39. it's taken months but the faa has released its proposed rules for the commercial use the drones. drones must we less than 55 pound. can -- weigh less than 55

pounds. cannot fly hisher than 500 feet in the area or faster than 100 miles an hour. and they cannot drop things. operators must keep sight of their machine at all times as well as be at least 17 years old and pass a test. drone advocates say this is a step forward for companies that want to use them for aerial photography, mapping, inspecting bridges and monitoring crops. >> although there are tremendous number of operations which can happen in those areas and under those operating characteristics today, pizza delivery and getting packages likely is not. >> amazon has been testing service to deliver light packages but that would not be allowed up the proposed rules. experts say it could take two more years to get the regulations finalized and commercial drones flying lee legally -- legally. starting this week, passengers on some jetblue planes can pay for food or

drinks during the flight by using apple pay. they can use it to upgrade to available premium seats. jetblue is the first line to except apple play while into flight. the first flights will be between sfo or los angeles and j.f.k. in new york city. a new aggressive form of hiv has been identified. in the next hour, where it has researchers concerned. another storm continues to bear down on the east coast. the big problems that snow and frigid temperatures are causing. good morning. we are looking at a commute where traffic is doing very well, even in the east bay. right now, it's light on the way to the caldecott. coastal fog is out there. key word is out there, it's not really on the coast unless you are down towards the monterey peninsula. it will be close. it may play into a cooler forecast later. we'll talk about it.

7:43. fire crews had to use chain saws to cut up and remove a 30- foot tree that came crashing down in san francisco's lower haight. it fell yesterday afternoon blocking both directions of the traffic on busy vididaro street. >> i was standing working looking on the street and this massive tree fell down, knocked down the lines and barely missed a car. it's a miracle nobody was hurt or a car bus wasn't crunched.

>> it took about two hours to fix the power lines and restore muni service. no word yet on what caused the tree to fall. squaw valley ski resort will not hold its world company race next month for skiers and snowboarders. not enough snow. squaw valley usually gets 450 inches of snow each year. but because of the drought, there's only been 140 inches of snow this winter at the summit. the event had been scheduled for march 4th through march 8th. well, while we have the problem of not enough snow, the east coast, boy, they are dealing with way too much snow. pam cook in the studio now to look at some of the damage it's causing and how travelers at sfo are reacting, pam. >> so dramatic, the difference. it's warm and dry here. but the snow is setting records in new england. now the area is dealing with some of the coldest temperatures in years. another foot of snow fell in

boston yesterday. totals there now about 7 feet of snow in less than a month. forecasters say windchills could reach 20 degrees below zero and some people say all they can do is laugh. >> i am just laughing at it and looking at is the silver or the positive side of it and believe i'm seeing a weather event that probably won't happen for another 50 years. >> the heavy snow caused a roof to collapse on a house in quincey, massachusetts. fortunately, nobody was hurt. we did meet up with travelers at sfo. some are trying to get to the east coast. others are purpose.avoiding it. >> i have to go from l.a. to philadelphia and i have to be there tonight. >> and? >> and i hope i get there. >> we're gonna go to west palm beach. >> away from boston? >> far away. >> what do you think about what's going on? >> it's unbelievable. it's mind blowing. >> we did see some flights particular, i will to the boston area, canceled. many delays as well at sfo.

and certainly on the east coast. a lot of cancellations. and flight delays expected. steve paulson just told me. it's supposed to be about 3 below at boston logan airport. you know there will be a lot of de-icing and clearing the runways. certainly expect some delays if you do have that travel in and around the east coast. it's not over yet. another storm heading across the midwest and is expected to hit the northeast by tomorrow night. dave? >> can you believe that? >> no. the east least seven people were hurt -- at least seven people were hurt after their plane hit turbulence from new jersey to hawaii on valentine's day. once on the ground, four flight attendants and a teenaged girl needed hospital treatment. two others were treated at the scene. parts of hawaii were under a high wind advisory over the weekend, creating trouble not just in the air but also on the ground. in honolulu, powerful winds ripped the roofs off about 70 homes.

no one was hurt. but many say they have never seen damage like this before. high winds also knocked down trees. thousands of people also lost power on oahu as well as maui and the big island. we're told most of the power has been restored. unwanted valentine's day surprise also caused some problems on an alaska airlines flight going from l.a.x. to portland. the flight was delayed after a passenger reported being stung by a score pea upon the plane. the -- scorpion on the plane. alaska airlines says the flight originated from mexico. the oregon state university's men's basketball team also was on the flight. it picture was taken by a member of the team. they say they were told the scorpion hitched a ride on the carry-on bag of a passenger who had just been to mexico. >> can you imagine sitting next to that? >> be careful what's in your bag. hey, sal, anybody driving on the roads this morning?

>> well, i mean there are some people. but it's definitely lighter than usual which is great if you have to go somewhere. >> lats take a look at what we -- let's take a look at what we have. traffic looks good at the bay bridge. it won't be a normal commute getting into san francisco. also -- a light-looking commute is on 880 northbound and southbound. it's almost like a sunday morning out there. remember, that the parking meters are going to be enforced today in san francisco. if out read the signs wherever you are and look at the parking meters. you can see the traffic around the bay area is looking good accord together mapts. 7:49. today's weather looks good as well. >> it does. i just tweeted out that the visible satellite shows a big bank of coast fog. big bank of coast fog in february. it's only making really as much of an impact down towarded big sur. it's out there. it's not on the coast. continued mild to warm almost a

summertime pattern. the fog returns. it may play into a cooler pattern. a little bit coast and bay tonight and tomorrow. there's no rain in sight. a cooldown toward the end of the week. yesterday, salinas, 8. fourth day in a row they've been over 80. oakland, 80. redding airport, 79. sfo set a record at 7 -- set a record at 75. oakland, 80 yesterday. i'm going 74 today. that would be another record. the record was 73 in 2007. sphoef needs to get to -- sfo needs to get to 79 degrees. we do have high pressure about as strong and dominant you can see. in the area, that's coastal fog. again, most of it is off the coast. it's hugging the coast. but there's just not a west wind at all to support it. 40 os be -- 40s on the temps

for some. higher elevations, 1700 feet. angwin is 59. 60s in the santa cruz mountains. around 1200 feet. healdsburg, windsor, petaluma, chilly, 40. they will rebound in the 70s again. 50ss 50s southern california. all of the energy continues to be the cold from bismarck to minneapolis to chicago to st. louis. and then there is a big dividing line between the warm and the cold. 12 new york city, washington, d.c., 14 but it's it's the windchills. logan went to 3 below this morning. around 2:00 a.m. they had a west wind 24 gusting to 36 busting the windchill at 28. the combination of that cold and that windchill is very rare by the water. but that's what they had today. 7 below currently in new york city. heartford 8 below the there's more snow on the way. freezing rain going through parts of tennessee and into the

south. the rain, it won't stop. for us, it won't stop high pressure. maybe backoff. just don't see any wrong. nothing through the end of the month. i think tonight there a push, so cooler bay as we head towards tuesday. but temperatures 70s. unless you are by the coast, there sh there is a little fog there. santa cruz coming down a little bit. 60s for some. 70s for others. except for the fog, it will be a quiet pattern. >> the -- the stratus quo? >> yes. >> coming up at 8:00, the place where folks will have trouble getting that perfect instagram

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good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." these live pictures. very unusual circumstances surrounding a fire here at

oakland's claremont middle school. at least that's what fire officials are saying. this was the scene several hours after a driver spotted flames from a nearby freeway comes from the school -- -- coming in from the school. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." it's monday, february 16th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. let's check on weather and traffic. it could not have been more spectacular this weekend. it looks like more of the same. >> had the ac on the car yesterday. >> mid-february. >> mid-february. >> other areas. the rest of the country, it's it's not snow, it's cold, freezing rain. very active. yet for us, a tale of two coasts. if you were gonna say build me a ridge of high pressure, i think that would do it.

about as large in charge as you can get. usually when you see something like that, maybe something will maybe in. coastal fog has returned. water temps are 58, 59. there's not a west behind it. 40s on the temps. sfo is 58 degrees. it's going to be warm. i doubt there's much cooler there. alamo 42. low, mid-40s. mora go, 51. except for the fog, it's mainly off the coast except to the north and down around the pacific grove south. patchy coast fog, maybe tonight, tomorrow. a little bit more of a push. there's still a slight breeze for some. that won't do it. 60s, 70s. well above average on the temps. here's sal with your president's day traffic. i saw your feet up on the desk. >> not much. >> not much going on. but i am here to tell you that everything is okay. let's take a look at what we have now.

and you can see that the traffic continues to look very good here on 880 northbound and southbound. the no major problems as you drive through. if you are driving through the bay bridge toll plaza, the same thing goes, westbound. it's a nice-looking drive noon san francisco. if you are driving into livermore, we don't have slow traffic. i'm sure it will change by tomorrow. back to the desk. >> enjoy it while you can. thank you. cleanup is getting underway after an early-morning school fire in oakland. the flames at claremont were first reported about 2:00 a.m. ktvu fox 2 reporters cara lui is live at the school and has just talked to district officials about what they could know. >> reporter: school officials have arrived on scene. they are working out how this will impact the school and classes tomorrow. crews are starting to clean up

a huge amount of debris left behind. firefighters say somebody driving on the freeway called 911 just before 2:00 a.m. this turned into a two-alarm fire that burned the cafeteria of clair maurnt middle school. firefighters say flames extended up into the attic and crews had to cut holes in the ceiling and roof to let smoke vent from the building. investigators are looking into what they call an unusual circumstance. they found the cafeteria door open. they say it looks like the fire started in the kich inarea and caused extensive smoke, water and fire damage. >> from if school was cans -- if school was cancelled, i don't want to alarm everybody. the fire was located in the kitchen area. and there are other ways we could provide lunch. >> and again, you heard the

cafeteria is gutted and unusable. today there is no school because of the holiday. but school officials hope to know by early afternoon how this will impact students tomorrow. and again whether or not they will be able to have classes here tomorrow. tori? >> we will stay on top of this. thank you. 8:03. san jose firefighters still investigating the cause of a fire that roared through a building that caused classic cars. this happened early saturday morning and 24 hours later, firefighters were still putting out at hot spots. the building was home to a car up poultry and stereo -- upholstery and stereo shop. a security guard was at the shop hours before the fire broke out and he returned yesterday to collect some of his belongings. >> it's terrible. i'm still alive. that's what matters. >> his daughter's fish collection was inside the shop

and all five fish survived the fire. in san jose, four people and several pets are in a temporary home after a clothes dryer caught fire and burst into flames. it happened yesterday around 4:00 on lorinda drive. it started in the dryer and spread to the fence, threatening the house next door. nobody was hurt. the family is getting help from the red cross. a cargo ship that was supposed to head to hong kong from oakland, itly stay at the -- it will stay at the stay at the port because of an onboard fire no pun was hurt. 0 port operations are suspended in oakland and the 28 other west coast ports. the pacific maritime association which represents shipping companies and terminal

operators they shut down operations to avoid paying dock workers weekend or holiday pay. ate social and the longshoremen's union they've been in contract talks for nine months. there's still a lot of issues unresolved. tom perez, the labor secretary, will try to help the two sides work out a new agreement. egypt has launched airstrikes against islamic state targets in libya after the terror group released a video showing the beheading of 21 egyptian coptic christians. the war planes targeted training camps before returning safely. this is video of jets taking off on their missions. the military says the strikes are to avenge the blood shed. the white house is condemning the we heading saying the -- behaddings say the barbarity knows no bounds. the video shows men being held

along the beach. the men are forced to kneel and one militant address the camera in english before the men are simultaneously bemeded. egypt -- beheaded. egypt's president has declared a seven-day mourning period. on fox news sunday, house speaker john boehner put the blame on senate democrats. >> the house has done its job under the constitution. it's time for the senate to do their job. >> he said he's prepared to allow the department to shut down if the senate does not come up with a funding bill of its own. last month the house passed a bill but it includes provisions to block the president's immigration policy. no chance that senate democrats will vote for it. congress is off this week. when they return next week, they will only have four days to reach a deal before the deadline. the ceo of twitter tweeted

something today say he injured himself in a skiing accident. he posted this photo to his 1.4 million followers. it shows him with miss arm in a sling with a caption, day one skiing, fractured collar bone. i will do anything to avoid leisure. that led to an outpouring of comments an support from his followers. a new report says more than a billion dollars has been stolen from banks around the world by cyberattackers. brian flores joins us with the advanced way hackers were able to do this. >> the new york times was able to receive an advanced copy of this report. according to experts in the article, they say this is likely the most sophisticated cyberattack, the world has seen. i've been reading up on it. now, according to the report, the hackers would send what

looked like an innocent e-mail to a bank employee. now, the pernlt who opens the -- the person who opens the e- mail unleashes malware into the computer system in the bank. the malware would record key strokes, screen shots and bank info and the hackers would use the info to steal money from the bank. according to the times article, they would limit the thefts to $10 million before moving onto another bank. the report also says they've been doing this since 2013? because of discrepancy reports, the names of the banks have not been named. now, this comes on the heels of president obama visiting stanford university last week. he signed an order meant to protect companies. he says this remains a national priority. >> the same information, technologies that help make our most advanced are targeted from hackers and china who go after

our defense contractors that are built for our troops. the same social media we use in government to advocate for democracy hand human rights around the world can also be used by terrorists to spread hateful idy oljusts -- i dologists. >> some were able to transfer the money onto accounts in the u.s. and china and some were also able to get control of atms at certain banks and have someone else from the group pick up the money. very complicated, very advanced cyberattack. >> big concern for all of us. >> yes. >> thank you. >> sure. 8:10. still ahead -- a deadly shooting. it happened in san jose. coming up in 21 minutes, the fatal decision one security guard made and the key evidence police hope will lead to the suspect. we're look the at a commute

that's very good on the bay area bridges. you can see traffic looks good heading up to the high rise of the san mateo bridge. >> bayside inland temperatures will still be warm. but coastal fog, yes. it's actually making an appearance that will cool down for some. we got it ! we got it! >> the reason this meteorologist went absolutely nuts.

a you form of hiv has opinion reported in cuba. this is a result of a person infected with multiple strains of hiv having unprotected sex with multiple infected partners. patients infected with the strain start experiencing a.i.d.s. symptoms within three years of infection and that's considerably faster than the average conversion time of about ten years. 8:14. this president's day government surveyors will reveal the washington monument is actually 10 inches shorter than everybody thought. the monument honoring the nation's first president was built in 1884. at first, it measured 555 feet .5 tall. but a new measurement says it's 554.7 tall. surveyors say it did not shrink. but the original base point

used in the 1800s it's now 9 inches below ground level because the plaza around the base of the monument it's been built up over the years. surveyors took the new measurement after the earthquake in 2011 damaged the monument. 8:15. the best known dog show in america is getting underway in new york city today. more than 3,000 of the world's most pampered pooches will compete. several new breeds make their debuts this year. they include this dog that needs to be carefully brushed every day. the other, the wire haired hunting dock. today four groups of dogs will be judged. if you plan a trip to new york city you may want to leave your selfie stick home if you are going to museums.

the museum of art and modern art, they've banned selfie sticks. museum officials say the sticks pose a danger to other visitors. there's also a concern the sticks may damage the art itself. the national gallery of art in washington, d.c. and in the museum of fine arts in houston, also have banned those selfie sticks. >> yeah. it does make sense. 8:16. let's check in with sal, who is kind of a mellow -- kind of a mellow morning for you and drivers. >> if you have to drive somewhere, you don't have to worry about a lot of slow traffic. let's take a look. looking at the bay bridge, it has been empty. pretty much all morning long. no major problems. even when it has -- we've had crashes, it's been so light it has not really slowed traffic. that's when you know you are having a pretty good day. we're looking at a commute here

on northbound 101, the traffic is moving along very nicely as you drive through. and traffic is moving along okay if you are driving on the commute here. i want to mention that there is a traffic collision reported in contra costa county in the dublin area. this is on noelview drive at camino. it's a vehicle verses a pedestrian, according to chp. this is a good area to avoid. at noelview drive. avoid the area if you can. let's go to steve. let's time it rains, i'm gonna do cartwheels. >> you do that. 75 in san francisco yesterday. 80 in oakland. today won't be as warm. some fog has come back. not the valley fog, the coastal fog. even the water temps are 58 to

59 degrees. 10, 15 on average. some of the records, 80 degrees, 75 sfo. san francisco missed by 1. the record was 76 back in 1930. going 74 today. the record is 732007. i think oakland and sfo have the best opportunity to set record, the fog is making a little push underneath the dome of high pressure. i mean, only coast and bay will warm up -- or cool down. inland areas will stay on the warm side. there's not a raging breeze behind that. but there is a little bit of a twist. already 58 at sfo. half moon bay 51. some of that fog is working its way to the coast. it's not solid. down towards monterey. 51ing half moon bay. 40, menlo park, palo alto, woodside, high el elevations -- higher elevations. some areas are in the 60s. that's warm air aloft.

58? san diego. 57 los angeles. 48 in monterey and 49 sacramento. everything as far as the cold continues from -- bismarck. new york, central mark made it to 4 -- central park made it to 4. the windchill, 8 below in boston. they were 28 below at 2:00 a.m. 8 below at hartford. here comes your next system. it's rain to the south but it's the -- i think it's the worst -- it's the freezing rain moving through parts of tennessee. that will cause problems and snow to the north of that. whiteout conditions for that. paduka, kentucky will have 8 inches. that doesn't happen very often. today will be another one. for us, except for the higher clouds toppling over, we do have the fog back. it does look like a summer pattern in february.

patchy, coastal fog, clear skies. still, there will be a lot of 70s by the coast, more 60s. inland temps, stay way above average. i think we topped it out on sunday to be honest with you. it's just way above average. something has to give somewhere down the road. cooler own the coast. still nice around the bay. looks like except for the fog, nights and morning. temperatures may be coming down. it's a summer pattern. 6s on the coast -- 60son the coast. 70s inland. >> you were talking about rain -- >> but -- nothing through the end of february. >> another mostly dry month. >> all right. thank you. 8:0 -- 8:20. this weekend's snowstorm created thunder snow and on the weather channel, they couldn't help themselves. >> oh, yes! yes! we got it baby!

we got it! we got it! woo! we got it! again! again! that's a two-fer! that's a two-fer, baby! yes! again! that's a three -- you gotta be kidding me! you gotta be kidding me! >> it happened six times. i will have what he's having. you rarely see thunder and lightning during a snowstorm. even steve paulson said that. but it happened yesterday morning in plymouth, massachusetts. and the meteorologist, he loved it. >> really miserable conditions out there. kind of an exciting event. he got to witness it. >> yes. flight delayed and it had nothing to do with the weather. in 24 minute, the creepy-crawly valentine's day surprise that temporarily grounded an alaska airlines jet. but first -- never in 43 years peaking

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>> "50 shades of grey" was red hot at the weekend box office. it was the number one movie earning nearly $8 million since late thursday night. it's expected to top 90 million during the long holiday weekend. well, there was a major trauma at a florida movie theater this weekend. but it was not on the scene. hundreds of teenagers moved a theater at a mall on saturday. part of the mad rush was recorded on someone's cell phone. nearly 200 teens made it inside before the security gates closed. four law enforcement agencies showed a short time later and herded everyone outside and that's when authorities say things got more dangerous. >> 800 kids show up. they cause a ruck ruckus.

robbing people, stolen cars, drugs. >> i have never been involved in anything like that. hope it doesn't happen again. >> i hope they got in trouble with their parents if this their parents knew what they did. i don't think i will be going back. >> two people were arrested. police believe the teenagers used social media to coordinate the mob. >> 8:26. winning a marathon typically means you hit the ground running. a woman participating in the austin, texas marathon did that. talking about the 29-year-old. she led the women runners for most of the race but look, when she reached the last mile, her body just gave out. so she hit the ground and pushed herself harder than she ever did before. >> i remember the lady, she was

telling me -- [inaudible] >> if she would have allowed anybody to help her, she would have been disqualified, so she crawled. with nurses by her side, she crawled until she crossed finish line and was in third place. bravo. 8:27. free admission, beautiful weather warm temperatures. it could mean another busy day at muir woods in marin county. after the break, the problems caused by the rush of people and why we may see it happen again today. >> reporter: robbers shoot and kill a popular san jose security guard over a pack of cigars. what evidence police have to go on to help police catch their killer. we're looking at the san jose commute, northbound 280, the traffic is moving along very nicely. we'll tell you more -- coming up. a little bit of fog has

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good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." you are looking live at a growing memorial in san jose for a well-loved security guard who was gunned down over the weekend. and his killer still on the loose this morning. katie utehs is out there now. coming up in minutes, she will tell us what witnesses say happened and what the police hope will reveal clues about what killer. stay tuned. thank you for joining us on "mornings on 2." monday, february 16th. i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather

on this holiday. steve paulson has the latest on the forecast. a little fog. not something we see in february. but coastal fog is back. not the inland fog. that will be sunny and mild and warm. it's not solid or sold out. it's starting to make a push from west to east. coast looks like it will cooldown even though it's sunny for some. no rain in the forecast. a little cooler near the end of the week. talk about that ridge of high pressure. there it is. it's not budging. it builds north and drives active weather into the country. except for right here. possibility today, 40s and 50s. 5le in sfo. half moon bay a little cooler there. 51 but still, with the fog there, that's really the only fly in the ointment. even most of the coast looks good but there are a few pockets where the fog is making a little bit of a push. patchy, coast, fog, clear

skies. cooler bir the beaches. plenty of 70s inland. a few more 60s over by the water. it's not 75 in daly city or half moon bay. like it was yesterday, sal. >> the poor people in daly city, if it won'ts to be 75 degrees, they won't know what to do with themselves. >> they already don't know what to to -- to do. >> good morning. the traffic is doing well. it's a holiday for most people. let's take a look at what we have with the morning commute. take a look at 101. it's still a commute. some people work on holidays. you are aware, right, that some people have to work today? traffic is moving along pretty well approaching the 80 split. no trouble at the bay bridge toll plaza westbound if you are getting in the city. if you have to go to your job, at least you have a nice drive getting there. don't drive too fast. how bad would it be if you gotta ticket today? that's not what you want to do. we talked about a crash in the

danville area near middle school -- we talked about it last time. i want to mention that the good news -- this was right near noelview drive. the good news, minor injuries. one person did drive them selfs toot hospital -- themselves to the hospital. it's 8:32. pack back to the desk. a large memorial is mark, the spot where a well-loved security guard was gunned down. katie utehs has more. >> reporter: what makes this crime especially shocking. the robbers took this man's life all over a pack of cigars and the memorial is quite large. it shows how popular the security guard was. at this shopping complex, there are surveillance cameras and police hope those recordings will help them identify the robbers. saturday night at about 10:00,

35-year-old manny zuniga, a security god at the nightclub interrupted a robbery at the liquor for less store next to the club. the shopping center is located on north capital avenue. witnesses say someone inside the getaway car fired several shots striking zuniga. >> i was right next to him. i was doing cpr. >> looking at me. i thought he was gonna be fine. >> reporter: he died from his injuries at the hospital. people who were working -- who work pat the shopping complex -- who work at the shopping complex say he was helpful to everyone. robbers only got away with a little bit of cash. >> the liquor store has handed over the surveillance video to police. hopefully from that video, they can get a getaway car description, possibly a description of the robbers. we have touched base with san jose pd. they say at this time, they

don't have any updates but the fellow security guards here say this crime will not deter them. they want to go on in this man's honor. dave? >> all right. katie utehs, live in san jose. thanks for the update. from denmark, police have arrested two men suspected of helping the gunman who carried out the two shooting attacks over the weekend in copenhagen. the gunman was killed in a shootout with a s.w.a.t. team yesterday. he opened fire saturday at a cultural center hosting a sem on seminar on free speech. hundred of people went to a candlelight vigil in paris honoring the victims of the two attacks in denmark. the memorial was held outside of the danish embassy. the ambassador actually came out, thanked everyone for their

expressions of solidarity. you recall just last month, 17 people were killed in terror attacks in france. the israeli prime minister is reacting to the copenhagen synagogue shooting. he's encouraging european jews to move to israel in a mass immigration. prime minister netanyahu said jews continue to be murdered on european soil just for being jews. he says jews deserve protection which he believe can be provided -- believes can be provided in israel. in last month's terrorist attacks in jewish, four french jews were killed. if you missed last night eight deadline to sign up for health insurance, get ready to pay a big fine. the deadline was midnight. but as long as you started the application process before that time frame, you have until friday to finish your enrollment. across the bay area, events were held to help make sure

people were signed up in time and many people took add van -- took advantage of it. >> when people can't get the care they need, that becomes a population health issue. >> this is about california getting healthier, staying healthier and living longer better lives. >> what happens if you did not sign up in time? you will have to pay a penalty. this year, the penalty is $325 for adults or 2% of your income and it's $162 for children. usa today reports nearly 500,000 people had trouble signing up for coverage through the affordable care act because of a glitch in the system on saturdays. the issue prevented some people from getting their income verified to enroll. the problem was fixed, ahead of the deadline but that still lead to a lot of people signing up at the very last minute. 8:37. later today in san francisco, a push to legalize recreational use of marijuana in california, it will continue with the

international cannabis business conference at the hyatt hotel. supporters want california to join four other states in making it legal for adults to buy and use marijuana recreationally. activists are drawing up a 2016 ballot initiative and have until august to hand it in. today's holiday means one more day of free admission to muir woods. if the crowds this weekend were any indication, you can expect a lot of company if you go today. tara moriarty is live in marin where the freebie actually came as a surprise to some. good morning, tara. >> reporter: well, good morning. yes. the -- as soon as the park park opened, there was a steady stream of people. we know because admission is free, it promises to be mobbed another day. that's getting under some neighbor's skin. that's because the crowd create

a lot of people and the parking is scarce. we spotted a family from atlanta, georgia that didn't even realize that today was free admission. >> you came on a free day. did do you that? >> -- did you know that? >> no, i don't have to pay for parking? >> you don't have to pay for anything. >> who knew? >> good to know. >> reporter: these twitter photos taken on mlk day, the last freebie day, shows how congested it gets. this only holds face superior 150 cars -- space for 150 cars, many had to park a mile away. neighbors are upset about the traffic often the winding road that they've asked a proposal to limit the people allowed.

and there is also a propose -- also a proposal to raise the admission rate to $10. friendlier skies. record-setting snow along the east coast. after the break, what people in boston are being asked to do and reaction from local travelers this morning. good morning. we're looking at an east bay commute. not much of one. most people have the day off but if you are driving, you can see 880 looks good in front of the coliseum. >> i just stepped outside, feeling kind of warm here. oakland in line for another record high but fog has come back to the coast. maybe cooler for some. we will explain. check out my breakfast! i got eggs... sausage... ham... bacon... cheese... and toasted sourdough bread.

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be cautious, careful and patient. that's the advice to people in boston from government leaders after a month of record-setting snow. pam cook joins us now in the studio with a look at some of the damage it's causing and reaction from travelers at sfo. good morning. >> this video says it all. piles of snow. the boston area has basically received a month's worth of snow every weekend for the last month. another foot of snow fell in boston yesterday. forecasters say snore storm is expected to hit by storm night. temperatures all around the eastern area, freezing. in some places, the windchill is reaching 20 degrees below zero. >> you can get precy significant frostbite quickly -- pretty significant frostbite quickly, certainly within 30 minutes of being outside. >> a lot of drivers in massachusetts were sturk outside, in their cars for hours. a major interstate had to be shut down after a big pileup

because of the treacherous driving conditions in the snow the we met up with travelers at sfo this morning. some aretrying to get to the east coast. >> i have to go from l.a. to philadelphia and i have to be there tonight. >> and? >> and i hope i get there. >> we'll be going to west peach. >> away from boston? >> far away. >> what do you think about what's going on in bostin? >> unbelieve basketball how much snow they have. mind blowing. >> he grew up in boston. there are dozens of flight cancellations. for the most part, the bay area airports are fine but many cancellations being blamed on the bad weather. the majority of the problems are in boston, new york and washington, d.c. tori and dave? >> such a tough time for them. squaw valley ski resort will not be able to hold its world cup race for skiersed a snowboarders.

the -- citiers -- skiers and snowboarders. squaw valley usually gets 450 inches every year but because of the drought and the warm weather, there's lenly been 140 inches at the -- only been 140 inches at the summit. people in hawaii are cleaning up after a severe wind storm over the weekend. in honolulu, winds up to 50 miles per hour ripped off the roofs of almost 70 homes. the high winds also toppleled trees, thousands of people also lost power on oahu as well as maui and the big island. most of the power has been restored. but the high winds cause problems in the air. at least seven people were injrned after their plane hit major turbulence on a valentine's day flight from new jersey to hawaii. the plane landed safely in

honolulu. once on the ground, four flight attendants and a girl needed hospital treatment. an unwanted valentine's day surprise on an alaskan airlines flight. the flight was delayed when a passenger said a scorpion stung her. she was treated at the airport. the oregon state men's basketball them were on the flight. they were told the scorpion hitched a ride in the carry-on bag of a passenger who had just been to mexico. 8:46. want to check in with sal and boy, very different from your typical monday morning commute today how is the east shore? >> looking good if you are driving from richmond over to the macarthur maze, oakland, it will take you about 18 minutes not a bad commute. it's looking very good if you are driving anywhere in the east bay right now. we can take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, i know that not everyone has the day off.

but a lot of people do. that's making it much easier for everyone else. if you are driving on the nimitz freeway. even when we've had records, we've had very light traffic surrounding them. don't go too fast. you don't want to get pulled over. to steve. we do have mostly clear skies. i say mostly. there's some fog to the left. not all of this is reaching the coast. coast fog has returned. it may play into a cooler coastal forecast. maybe tonight, tomorrow, continued mild to warm. no rain. nothing here. i should make a point here. it's making the rounds on twitter. there's a picture. it's so snowy in boston, it shows two giraffes with their head off the snow. very clever. redding 79.

cst-- crescent city, that was at the airport. i know there's warmer temperatures around. oakland 80 yesterday. sfo at 69. i think those will the two best opportunities for records today. fog playing in the forecast -- beginning to see it right here. you can see start to see the fog stack up. even though the water temps are up around 58, 59. the monterey buoy on sunday for a few hours sit 61.3 degrees -- hit 6. 3 degrees. that's a record. bodega bay 58 incredibly warm. nothing to do with el mean know. been really warm temps. we haven't had any. 40s and 50s. 58 at sfo. oakland airport at 51. here's where all of the active

weather is. some of the worst kind is the freab -- freezing rain. the while -- the windchills were incredibly cold. they are on the water. 8 below in hartford, new york city, 1 below. central park was 4 degrees. the rain to the south and then you have the snow to the north but in between is the mixed precipitation or the freezing rain which is going through parts of tennessee. that can be the worst kind of weather. you can snap trees, power lines. that's also heading into part, of the carolinas. it's snow to the north and that's heading back to the northeast. it won't stop. don't be surprised if this pattern goes into march. for us, the fog is there. no rain in sight. things can change. nothing on the ten-day outlook. 60s, 70s, maybe coming down a

few degrees. i can't kind a west wind. a little cooler by the beaches. we'll if 67 stinson beach. 70s for many. not far away. temperatures should be closer to about 60, 64, 65. we're way above. santa cruz, 73. san jose, 73. and a little bit cool own the coast. san mateo coast, maybe parts of the -- snow coast. except for the fog. we're just -- day-to-day changes. >> this has national attention with the golf tournament at pebble beach. we were watching the coverage. the announcers were going on and on about how spectacular the weather was. >> 78, 80? >> yeah. >> i'm gonna force myself to enjoy it. >> i think we all are. might as well get out. >> yeah. 8:51. you are an expert. are teens getting enough sleep?

>> hard to get them to go to sleep. >> eight hours may not be enough. >> after the break, the two areas that could be suffering in your child's life because they don't sleep enough.

8:53. a new study shows american teens are not getting enough sleep. the research involved 300,000 teens. the teens say they get an average of seven hours of sleep

or less each night. experts generally recommend nine or ten hours of sleep for 15 to 19-year-olds. these results are raising concerns about the impact of sleep deprivation on teens' health and academics. the researchers say the amount of sleep has been steady receasing over the past 20 years. the faa has released its proposed rules for the commercial use of drones. among the new rules, drones must weigh less than 55 pounds. did not fly higher than 500 feet in the air or faster than 100 miles per hour and it cannot trop things. drone operators must keep sight of their machine at all times as well as be 17 years old and pass a test. drone advocates say this is a step forward for companies that want to use this small unmanned aircraft for aerial photography, mapping and, inspecting bridges and monitoring crops.

although there are a tremendous -- they men douse number of operations that can happen in those areas today, pizza delivery, and getting packages, like likely is not. >> amazon has been testing the packages but that would not be allowed up the proposed rules. experts say it could take two years to get the regulations finalized and them flying legally. apple pay is ready for takeoff. it's flying jetblue. starting this week, passengers on some flights you can pay for food and drinks on the flight using apple pay. you can use apple pay to upgrade to premium seats. jet blew is the first airline to except apple pay file in white. the first flights will be between sfo or los angeles and kennedy airport in new york. the duchess of cambridge is speaking out on behalf of children's health in a new

video. it's part of the first ever children mental health week. she's promoteing place to be which provides emotional and therapeutic services for children. the wife of prince william is expecting their second child in april. >> good to see her. >> yeah. >> she looks terrific. hey sal, one more time, highway 1 -- highway 101, everyone behaving? >> yeah. we have a picture of the east shore here. but there is an stent reported westbound 80 -- accident is reported westbound 80 as you head out to the gilman street exit. i guess we can't see it but it's reported there. northbound 101 traffic is moving along relatively well. if you are driving on the nimitz freeway, it's off to a nice start for today. let's go to steve. >> a little bit of coastal fog

has returned. a slight cooldown for some of the beaches. slight increase in the fog will do it. no rain, just -- >> yeah. >> above-average temps. >> all right. thank you. >> thank you. >> that's our report for this morning. we thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> and be sure to watch the news at noon for more on the fire at claremont. officials are assessing the damage to see if school will be impacted tomorrow. we'll have updates at 5:00 and 6:00. thank you for joining us. have a great day.

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