. we are live in san jose where two men were shot inside a nightclub. we'll tell you how it started and what we're learning about an arrest. a peninsula cool district facing a $2 million school budget. the angry reaction from students and teachers this morning. . you're looking live at a sports bar where two people were shot late last night. janine has been on the scene since 4:30. she'll tell us what police are saying about past issues in the area. good morning.

welcome back to mornings on 26789 it's thursday, february february 19th. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve paulsen is here. >> a lot of fog for us. some of it is really picking up reports around pleasant hill. be careful out there. higher clouds and a low over cast. there's a lot to burn off here. i think later compared to yesterday with the sunshine. around noon yesterday there were noticeable breaks. that's not the case today. 40's and 50 oes on the temperatures -- 50's on the temperatures. low 50's and upper 40's, really here everyone is within a couple degrees of each other. black hawk, the higher clouds will be with us in the morning. everything is back in the

midwest and northeast, high clouds for us. more on that in about 10 minutes. 50's, 60's by the water. a busy morning with sal. >> that's right. we have had a busy commute. we're looking at one here in san francisco affected by a crash. they're still off to the shoulder. you can still see flashing lights there. things are better. tall lanes are open. until that's completely gone, you'll see a bit of a break here just past the 80 split. we're looking at a 25 to 30 30- minute delay at the toll plaza. it looks like there are some flashing lights there at the toll plaza as well. it's not exactly -- op, looks like they went off.

highway 4, 680 from concord, the same. doesn't look bad into danville. if you're driving on 580, that's surprisingly good. back to the desk. we're finding out more information about a late night, double shooting at a sports bar. they have arrested someone in connection with the attack on alan rock avenue near james lick high school. janine is live at the nightclub with what investigators are telling you about this case. good morning. >> good morning, tori. this happened at the daisy o nightclub at capital. laes yeek a man died in a shooting that happened at another nightclub down on north capital. police were called here at 10:00 last night. video shows men arguing inside the club. it kept escalating. two men were shot and taken to the hospital with serious injuries. there were about 30 people

inside the bar at the time. they interviewed many of them and looked for evidence. police did detain several people. you can see one in handcuffs put into a patrol vehicle. they did confirm they've arrested one for assault with a deadly weapon. this bar is in the same strip mall where a homicide occurred in the past year and a half. the victims, at least in this latest shooting have not been identified. police have told us that they appear to be asian and under the age of 30. this business, i'm told by police, is a vee yet in a mees hang out. there is signage on the door that says they aplayed for aly kor license in january. it is quiet around here. we do want to talk to those people once they start showing up here on scene. back to you. >> thank you, janine.

police in gillroy are now investigating the death of a man inside his home as a home side. two young woman are wanted for questioning. robert hiezer on bay tree drive, he was last seen alive on sunday night leading police to believe he was killed over night into monday. an autopsy revealed he died blaunt force trauma. they are now looking for the woman shoned in this surveillance video. it shows them in a minimart where they're accused of using his credit card shortly after his death. they were la tina, between 18 and 25 years old. nin with information is asked to call police. 7:05, the tragic killing of a college student who hoped to 1 day become a detective. it appears to be a case of mistaken identity. joe ramirez was shot and killed in his drive way back in december.

he had been visiting his girlfriend. didn't have time to turn the engine off on his car. he lived with his mother and grandfather in a detached building from the home just steps from where he was shot. the neighbors in the main house, they were running a marijuana growing operation with more than 200 pot plants inside. >> we do know that joel had no connection to this what so ever. i may stress, joel was the person you would want to live next door to you. >> this killing is probably connected to the marijuana grow house, but that gunman is still on the loose. they've created a memorial in his on nor. city officials are offering a 2,500 dollar reward. a valley ball coach accused of trying to have sex with a mine nor.

shell nelson was arrested last week in santa cruz. he met the under age victim in 2012 while coaching volley ball at a private club operated by his wife. the relationship we're told was discovered by the victim's parents who notified the sheriff's department. >> he was arrested and convicted in 2001 by santa clara pd. very similar to thissituation. had an inappropriate relationship with one of the girls over the computer. >> he's also been charged with failure to register as a sex offender. he targets girls between the ages of 13 and 15. 707, st. bruin know schools are in the red. officials need to makeup for a $2.1 million short fall. ktvu joins us live to tell us how the board voted late last

night. good morning, tara. >> good morning. we're here at bell view element rhode island teachers are frustrated and saddened. . >> enough is enough! no more [inaudible]! ! >> yesterday, teachers rallied, in the end, the school board voted 4 to 1 to lay off 14 employees and cut salary by 1%. parents are concerned about increased class sizes. >> if they have to increase the rash owes as they're talking about, that's not pretty. >> the school district has always sought to provide a quality education for every child. >> some are worried that that will change if you increase class sizes. >> right now, we have negotiated standards for class sizes which is 31 to 1. if the

district needs to move to that standard, it's something that's been negotiated with teachers in good faith. >> one teacher said she has not received a raise in 8 years. it's unfair that teachers are suffering from fiscal mismanagement. we're going to see if we can get reaction from them this morning. back to you. . a drug resisz tant -- resistant super bug, at least five other people have been infected and 179 more could have been exposed to this bug. patients were infected during procedures between october and january. ucla says the patients were examined with equipment that had been sterile liezed but two devices were infected.

the bacteria is difficult to disinfect. . a bare area bailon their has been kwie kwet yetly giving hundreds of millions of dollars. his latest gift of $100 million was just announced yesterday. the money will go towards research, ageing and neuro science. he made his fortune with a chain of duty free stores. he has now donated more than 394 $394 million to ucfs. >> what a great story. >> yea. just imagine, stacks of confidential medical records abandoned and unattended. coming up, the east bay health center that closed down, but left behind sensitive medical records out in the open. up next, a rm toer raerp busted -- a former rapper busted for burglar. what vanilla ice is accused of

doing and why. looking around the bay, nothing undoable. we've been watching those stands. we'll take a look at the east part of the community as well. >> temperatures yesterday did warm up because of the fog burnt off. today maybe a taller order. i'll explain why.

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caused it. it is 7:13. police are investigating a spring of burglaries in san jose. early yesterday, a rock smashed the glass door and thieves stole what they could. similar break-ins occurred across the street. the president restaurant a few blocks down. workers of the businesses say they're frustrated. >> i understand the struggles there, but you're the one who put yourself in that struggle, not anyone else. . >> this all comes as police are investigating a resent rash of burglaries in the neighboring valley. police are working on ways to stop the rise of property crime despite the on going police staffing shortage. the rapper known as vanilla sies out on bail now after being charged with

breaking into an abandoned home and stealing things. police say, he had been renovating a house when he reportedly took part in the burglary of a fore closed home next door. several items were stole enincluding furniture and a pool heater. he says he was just working on flipping a home for the new tv show. >> was this part of the reality show? >> i wish it was. there's nothing fun about this. >> some of the stolen items were found with him. he's being charged with burglar and grand theft. police in chicago searching for a doggy day care van that was stolen with six dogs inside. urban out sitters was getting ready to take the dogs home to their owners.

two men got into the van, drove away with these dogs still inside. the openers of the dogs are heartbroken and worried. >> we really want the van to be left some where in an area where people will hear the dogs barking or even see the van! if the owners of the dogs are worried the animals may possibly freeze to death if they're left inside. they said they're hoping the van is abandoned or left some place that's warm. the leader of north korea sporting a new look. this new photo of kim jung it looks like he's changed his eye brows and made them smaller. there are reports this was done to make him look for severe. there are also reports that he is now traveling by private plane. . flying into the u.s. will

get more difficult due to a growing shortage of pilots. the military needing fewer pilots who used to sign on with the major airlines. pilots salaries are lower than what they used to be. and some are choosing to fly for forren airlines for more money. that's expected to get even worse. . time is 7:17. speaking of trips. fairies to and from oakland and jacqueline square has increased over 50%. rider shiepship on fairies to san francisco was about 285,000 in 2012. last year it tripled almost 42 4226,000. a better economy, more awareness of fairy service and commuters who want an

alternative from traffic jams. being stuck out there. >> yeah, it's such a pleasant way to go to work. speaking of the congested roads, let's check in with sal. >> i can see why people may not want to be on the bay bridge. there is slow traffic now. we'll start there this time with 280 nobd. we've -- northbound near the lawrence ex press way. the injuries weren't major, but there were some injuries and lane blocks for a time. i can show it to you on the map. you can see getting up near the lawrence ex press way. 85 is also slow and so is 101. it's not as bad of a day as it has been in the south bay. i also want to naengs 580 is get -- mention that 580 is getting a bit of a break.

680 is slow tall way down into freemont. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, another 10 minutes on the spon. almost 45 minutes on the entire trip. that's your drive time into the city. 7 :18, foggy weather. here's steve. >> 40 below in spots. not the windchill, but temperature. tall way down to florida, ther are freeze warnings out. hazy skies later. there's a high cloud system above it. that will take us over the weekend. it does look like a cooler pattern. we've had all these power hits here. my computer is just not liking that. i don't know if this is going to work or not. i don't know. i don't think it is. .

>> no? well, we were talking about our station and parts around oakland, power hits affecting computers and stuff. >> not going to work. >> all right. >> well, we'll check back with you for the forecast. a little foggy, but clearing out later today. >> yeah, right. hundreds of products pulled from store shelves. why you should avoid everything with the spice cumin in it.

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. a lot of fog out there. there maybe a few breaks, but we have low clouds and fog reducing visibility. it will lift. 50's and 60's for highs. a state senator from sacramento will propose a new law today.

one that would eliminate the con controversial belief system one that lets parents refuse parents to vaccinate their kids. it requires all students in public schools to be vaccinated. they can claim a personal belief system if they don't want to. under this new proposal, that option would go away leaving only exemptions for health options. the u.s. centers for disease control says the measles cases linked to disney land, they are genetically similar to an outbreak in the philippines. from 30 california patients showed a direct genetic match to the virus that's circulate ng the philippines, that one killed 110 people last year and infect infected 53,000.

the same virus has been found in 14 other countries. the outbreak here in california, it probably starteded when an international travel ler went to disney land while being infected. a new study is challenging the long held belief that preschoolers need maps. they concluded that children over the age of 2 who sleep during the day often have less restful sleep at night. it's common for children over the age of two to start fighting naps. parents have been told to keep up with afternoon naps until three or four. all kids are different and it's best to follow the child's lead. a new dr. seuss back is coming out. titled what pet should i get?

dr. seuss's widow found the book in a box. it's believed to be written between 58 and 62. it will hit shelves on july 28th. gas prices on the rise. an attendent changed the sign this morning. we were there as the prices went higher. why more changes are likely headed our way. this health clinic behind me had to close their doors, permanently. what was inside the clinic that is concerning patients this morning. south gate commute is a little slow. why 280 is slower than you may expect it getting up to highway 17.

. we're live outside the berkley health center for men and woman. it is closed for good, but thousands of medical records are still inside. coming up, one of the reasons why the clinic was forced to shut down leaving those records in a volnerable position. it's thursday, february 19th. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. grab a sweater or something and you grab a computer.

>> they need to grab multiple parkas in other parts of the country. it is the coldest morn ofg the winter for many. freeze warnings tall way down to florida. we have a chill in the air. but fog is the bigger story here. over cast, cool lows, hazy sun hien, lingering -- shine, lingering fog. it will be one of those days where i'm doing a dance. we've had power surges here. my computer is like what in the wide, wide world of sports is going on here. you can see some of these beginning to drift over. there are a few break ins the fog. there are low clouds. it will be a mostly cloudy morning, partly sunny this afternoon. i don't think oakland has changed since 4:00 this morning. 50's for some. 46, that's a little chill there. bookends at 516789 mid 50's, mainly. just to get how cold it is, one

report of cotton, minnesota at [inaudible] below. the windchill, 2 degrees in atlanta. 27 below, green bay. detroit, 16. 5 below, slout. st. louis. for us some -- st. louis. there's not much of a breeze here. 50's, 60's if that fog doesn't burn off. if it does you'll get mid to upper 60's. >> all right, sal, you tell me, it's been slow everywhere. >> people back at work. this morning's commute on 280 is not good. we had an earlier accident. it was an a motorcycle crash. it has backed up o into downtown san jose.

it does get slightly better on nornd # 5. 101 is slow in pockets all the way into sunny ville. it's not has bad as it was a couple of days ago. as we look at 580, i'm surprised how livermoore to dublin is not that bad. 780 southbound backed up from 2426789 the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up. then some more sluggish traffic west of the tunnel. this morning, at a time safety inspectors outs side of los angeles, looking for the cause of a big explosion at an oil ri finer ri -- refinery. rained down ash. people living nearby they

thought there was an earthquake. in the meantime, oil industry experts say you california drivers, you'll soon feel the effect ofs that explosion. the experts are already forecasting a rise in gasoline prices this month for several reasons. live in walnut creek right now. >> good morning, to you. prices have been creeping up here over the past month, usually about a penny or so a day. this morning we witnessed a big price hike. you can see on the board there t price for a gallon of remember stands now at 2.89. when we first arrived it was selling for 2.85. we watched earl lir this morning -- early this morning as the attendent came out bumping the price up.05 cents over night.

there was yesterday's huge explosion in southern california. then remember the refinery in martinez remains shut down because of an on going labor dispute. a .10 cent gas hike. >> it was nice while it lasted. kind of expected it. i think everyone expected it. we were just kind of riding it while it was low. it will go up eventually. . >> take a look, these are the average prices for a gallon of regular around the bay today. you can see they have bumped up about 1 to $0.02 from yesterday. it is clear, the relief we've been feeling is clearly coming to an end. prices have gone up almost

$0.20 since last month. even without the mar ten nez strike going on, they were probably going to start creeping up anyway. we have to switch over to the cleaner, summer blend. that costs more to produce. we witnessed it here this morning. . >> ready or not, here it comes. thank you. . it is 7:34. no breakthrough in the labor dispute between dock workers and shipping companies despite the secretary of labor's presence. they're trying a new tactic to end the stale meat. mate. they -- stalemate. the letter included details of what the shippers call their last, best and final offer.

they maybe hoping the union members will pressure leaders into making a deal. a kries sis team bb at a concord middle school today to cope with the death of one of their classmates. christopher was hit by an suv on clayton road and detroit avenue. he was rossing the street in an intersection against a traffic signal. the 45-year-old driver stopped and is cooperating with police. he was an 8th glader and lived close -- grader and lived close to the crash site privacy concerns this morning for patients at an east bay medical clinic. you're in berkley to explain why confident shl patient records were just abandoned, brian? >> yeah, they're inside this clinic. this is the berkley health center for woman and men. recently they had to close their doors permanently.

you can see there's a paper sign saying this clinic is permanently closed as of 2/22/ 2/22/17. thousands of medical records remain inside the building. this was what it looked like inside last night. you can see thousands of confident shl patient health records still on the shelves. the non-profit health center that helps out low -- pay for its debts. it has been reported that the clinic leaders were under the microscope for financial miss management. repair for a closure because they couldn't pay for the debts. a judge ordered it closed and were told to clear out stuff and let patients know as well. it appears with the records they didn't do that.

u.s. marshalls entered the clinic and told people to leave immediately. it remains unclear if somebody will be coming back to the clinic to take the medical records. i talk about the number ons that door way. one of them is the manager of the clinic. i've tried to get in touch with her. the calls went directly to voicemail. i've called most of the numbers, they say they don't have any idea of what's going on. we were told to call the board of directors to find out nor information. we will do just that around 8:30. >> we can talk to you later, brian this morning, hundreds of products are being pulled from store shelves after traces of peanuts were found in a poplar spice. the food and drug administration are alerting people with peanut allergies to avoid cumin. several sipments of -- shipments of the spice tested positive for peanuts that are

not listed on the label. for now, fda is not naming specific companies involved. a new report finds that people around the world are eating more junk food even though there are more healthy options available than ever before t. study on obesity by the bill in the linda gates foundation says americans are eating more fruits and vegetables but are also eating more processed food. monogol ya and -- are catching up to the west in the amount of processed meat and sugary foods that they consume. state lawmakers are threatening to create legislation to challenge a proposed morality laws at four catholic high schools. . >> bring us together, let tall fighting cease. >> last night hundreds of

people protested outside st. mar marries. they want the -- marry's. people who publicly object, they could be fired. some of the parents and students say that clause goes too far. >> we're here because our rereligion on is one of ak -- religion is one of acceptance. >> just as someone who works with cocoa cola can't expect to go into work each day with a can of pepsi in their hand and sting virtture ofs pepsi, so we expect our teachers not to speak against traditional catholic doctrine. >> lawmakers say that morality clause is deskrim toir and violates against the civil rights of teachers.

one of the demonstrators out there last night was the father of super bowl champion tom brady. his uncle is a former principle there. meantime, a priest at a san francisco elementary school is now apologizing for passing out controversial father and mother threats to young children. as young as second graders, they received father and mother threats asking them questions about sex, abortion, euthanasia to help them prepare for confession. that should have been given to parents instead of the children. it is 7:40, taking a bite out of apple pay. the new acquisition signalling competition. obama speaking right now on violent e tremism. these are live pictures.

up next, pam will tell us about the controversy of his careful choice of word. if you're driving to the north bay or through the north bay a little bit slow at the golden gate toll plaza. fog out there as well. many locations reporting reduced visibility. some of that will left. the weekend looks better, i'll explain why. [ birds chirping ]

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. terrorism and the threat of violent extremism once again tops the presidents list today. an update on the summit that's

taking place in washington dc now. >> good morning. the 3-day summit is wrapping up today. at the u.s. state department on countering violen extremism dealing specifically with isis. today's focus is on coalition efforts to combat the violence. we want to listen in to the president now. >> when people, especially young people feel entirely trapped in impoverished communities, where there is no order and no path for advancement, where there are no educational opportunities, no ways to support families and no escape from injustice and the humiliations of corruption, that feeds instability and disorder. it makes those communities ripe for extremist recruitment. we've seen it across the middle

east and north africa. if we're serious about countering this, we have to get serious about confronting the economic grieve enss. here at this summit, the united states will make new commendments to help young people. including in muslim communities to forge new collaboration [inaudible] and science, technology. all our nations can reconfirm our commitment to broad base development that creates growth and jobs. not just for the few at the top, but many. >> we are listening live to president obama. he is addressing a number, a wide audience. he's talking to forren ministers discussing the action ofs the as lammic state and how to deal with those groups. he's been talking about the

recruitment part of this. earlier comments, presidents obama said the fight against groups like isis should go beyond military intervention. he says it's important to understand the reasons the groups are able to recruit and radical liez youpg men around the world. we just heard him talking about the economy and the problems around the world that help the fight to radical liez these young people. we spoke to a professor who says it's important to realize that whether or not it's a matter of religion, there is no unified islam. >> the islamic world is different than stay roman catholic church which have a clearly defined structure. it is possible for the pope to speak on behalf of the catholic world. it's not possible for any sing m stroij speak on behalf of the islamic world. . >> that is at the crux of some of the debate between republicans and the president, whether or not this is a fight

over religion. some republicans have criticized the president for his -- with the islamic religion. again, we are monitoring this. the president speaking live. we are watching for the, what is happening at the summit and listening to the president in our news room. he is continuing to talk about violent extremism in his speech from the state department. we'll have an update in the next hour. >> thank you, pam. in other news this morning, in about 45 minutes from now, we'll talk live with joe fonzi about spring training and the world champion san francisco giants. he visits scotts dale yesterday. position l players don't have to report for a few days, but many of the starters have already arrived in camp. .

>> i know i have a role in this team. nothing will change my mind set of the way i prepare and the way i play my game. >> there aren't many open spots, but one big whole was replacing sandaval. he tells us he is looking forward to being the panda's successor. we are also just 2 days away from the hockey show down between the sharks and kings. the bay area hockey fans already scoring a victory on facebook. . iester someday we launched a facebook challenge in l.a. to find out whose fans are the -- whose fans are the best. as you can see, sharks fans are coming on strong with more than 2200 likes and 871 shares. l.a. fans, not so much. just over 375 likes and 130 shares. we're calling on sharks fans to

keep pouring it on by logging onto facebook and sharing that post. the sharks are playing today by the way in dallas. >> they're playing in stars. time is 7:48. let's check in with sal. you're watching the east shore, right? >> that's right. i like that beat l.a. sentiment. >> i know you do. >> let's take a look at the east shore free way. here in northern california, we don't call it the 80. this is 80 westbound. it has been slow, but it is not as slow as it was earlier this week. it's taking about a half hour. this is what it should look like with the traditional slow traffic coming in getting to the bay bridge toll plaza. there's about a 20 to 25-minute delay there then about a 10 to

15-minute drive over the bridge. san jose is not good. northbound 101, very heavy traffic. this is partially due to earlier problems. 101 is one, solid line of slow traffic into the mountain view sunny vail area. take your patients with you. let's go to snooef the weather center. that is a must game win for the sharks, sal. >> they have to. >> we do have a lot of fog. a lot of low clouds. the pictures coming in from all over the country, frozen niagara falls, 40 below in parts of minnesota. yesterday was a low cloud day. that burnt off. fog will be on the decrease friday. it will be warmer then. the wind will then pick up. system coming in from the north. then there's another low breaking in. the highest building north, i

mean north towards van koover. then you get under cutting. there are hints of it, just not enough energy on the pacific side. maybe some rain and in next week or early march. does not look that strong, but there are hints of a pattern change. i tell you with all that energy in the east, it's tough to budge that. hazy skies and a few high clouds. you can see that drifting over us now. there are a couple little breaks. mostly cloudy morning. also, the coastal variety. we have a lot of cloud cover to deal with. 40's for just a few. 50's for many. some of the higher elevations, scotts valley, 49. low 50's to mid 50's. tall cold though, the coldest day of the winter so far for many. 7 below in minute yal lis -- minneapolis.

that's just the temperature, not the windchill. the windchills are just 16, detroit, 21 indianapolis. that's not bad. green bay, 24. the lake effect snow, lake eerie, syracuse, cleveland, lake mitch began, that can stack up -- michigan, that can stack up. we have higher clouds coming up from the south. a lot of energy from the hawaii yan islands. that system is not deep enough there. it continues to not ride understood are beneath it. not -- underneath it. some 50's and 60's. a low will move in and backtrack right over northern california by monday. that will give us a cooler pattern. maybe isolated storm ins the sierras. a light breeze. not much there. 50's 60's to near 70 degrees for some.

that's all depending on if that fog lifts. if it doesn't, then it's tough to get out of the upper 50's or lower 60's. the coast enjoyed some sunshine yesterday. maybe more difficult today. fog will be wiped out by friday. saturday looks good but windy and cooler sunday and monday. >> cooler, yeah, high of 64. >> yeah, you know? >> it is 7:53. comcast customers outraged. pranksters publicly aired people against the company. explosions and a big fire near santa rosa. what they found inside that has investigators looking into the possibility of a grug land.

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that caught fire in santa rosa. this was off of romando drive. they found evidence of a possible hash oil man facture facturing operation. authorities also said there was a distinctive smell of marijuana after the flames were out. no one was hurt the poplar wells fargo history museum is reopening this morning. weeks after thieves smashed an suv right through the front doors and stole historic gold nuggets. those nuggets worth about 10 ,,00$100,000. -- $10,000. it is being called a di kov ri of a lifetime. a man named mike sareno came

across an egg shaped object while eating stew. he's a police officer from massachusetts. he shoed his wife and they said oh, it's pretty. it wasn't until recently he saw a new story about a similar find. he realized that pretty egg shaped object is pretty valuable. it's a rare 6 plus care rot lavender pearl. . >> it's even more tastier now that i've got this pearl worth thousands. >> according to an appraiser, the pearl could be worth $15,000. he wants to buy a new corvette with that, but the rest of the family wants a kitchen. >> that sounds more practical. >> the restaurant where they had that dinner, it went out of business a couple of years ago. >> kind of funny imagining, look how small it is, you can turn it into a corvette or a

kitchen. a peninsula school district, millions of dollars in the red. after the break, the measures that have many teachers and parents upset. . we are live in san jose where police are investigating a double shooting that happened inside a nightclub. . we're looking at the bridge commute. you can see the bridge a little slow. a couple of break lights heading out to the city area. we'll run everything down coming up.. a low cloud deck and right down on the ground with higher clouds above. there maybe more morning fog lingering into the afternoon hours. we'll explain why.

. good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. we've live at a nightclub where police say a gunman walked in there and just started shooting. ktvu has been out there all morning. janine will be here to tell us more on the previous issues in this same area. stay tuned. welcome back.

thursday february 19th. >> good morning, i'm tori campbell. it was getting thick out there with the fog. sal will tell you about 7, 80 clock, it starts to get thicker. still a lot of low clouds, fog out there. higher cloudses up above. -- clouds up above. michael sent me a nice picture showing the blanket of fog below and blue skies up above. that's what's going over us. they're coming up from the south. no big deal. people are asking about rain next week. maybe. let's not get excited yet. there are some hints of that maybe at the end of next week. temperatures really haven't moved all morning. 46 calastoga. winds are at 51.

a lot of energy out here. windy and warm in the hawaii islands. trying to find something coming under the ridge of pp. -- high pressure. we will have a system moving in from nevada over the weekend. i think by tomorrow it gets chewed up pretty soon. sal, is there anything new we should discuss? >> we have a couple things out there that have popped up. the slow traffic is there. once we have a couple of crashes some of that slow traffic will linger. let's go out and take a look at the traffic. 880, you see slower, but not that bad. it hasn't become critical yet. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, there has been improvement especially in the far left cash lanes, but it is

still rather thick. things are slowly but surely getting better. another accident on the sonoma gate. traffic out of pleasantton is slow. not that bad on 580. it has improved which is good news. 8:02. black to the desk bsh back to the desk. . we interviewed a restaurant manager next door to where two people were shot. janine is live in one south bay neighborhood where concern is growing about resent violence there. good morning. >> good morning, tori. we haven't seen the manager at this particular sports bar yet. it's located here on the east side. we did go around back. the lights were on and no clean up has taken place. you can still see blood on the

floor and lots of beer bottles on the table. it happened at 10:00 last night. a fight between men started. it escalated. a gun was pulled out and two men were shot. they are both asian men and appear under the age of 306789 they were taken to the hospital with serious injuries. there were about 30 people in the club at the time. they interviewed many of them canvassed the area looking for evidence. you can see one in handcuffs put into a patrol car. they have arrested one for this crime. we also have just learned too, that they are looking for an additional suspect in this crime. we spoke to a manager next door about this violence. . >> i'm [inaudible] scared. i think today the first day pr the new year, then what happened?

. >> there are a lot of vee yat in a mees businesses in the area. just last week there are two other deadly shootings close by in this case. so there is again, one in custody. police are still looking for an additional suspect who was involved in this shooting. we don't have any sort of description yet and the victim's identities have not been released. again, people are shaken up here. you mentioned, the woman mentioned in that interview this is the first day of the lunar new year. >> thank you, janine. police stay tragic killing of a college student who hope today become a detective -- hoped to become a detective same day appears to be a case of mistaken identity. he had just arrived home and

did not have time to turn off the engine in his kafrment he lived with his mother and grandfather in an inlaw unit in the back of the house. the neighbors in the main house were running a growing operation with about 250 pot plants inside. >> we do know that joel had no connection with to this what so ever. joel was the person you would want to live next door to you. >> police stay killing is probably connected to the grow house, but the gunman is still on the loose. city officials are also offering a 2,500 dollar reward in this case. the death of a man whose body was found inside his home this week, police want to question two young woman. he was last seen alive sunday

night that leads police to believe he was killeded sometime over night -- -- killed sometime over night. police are searching for the woman you see in this video. it shows them in a minimart. they're accused of using his credit card after his death. they were la tina, between 18 and 25 years old. if you have any information, call gilroy police. new charges, he's a volley ball coach accused of attempting to have sex with a mine nor. -- miner. investigators say he met the under aged victim in 2012 while coaching volgly ball at a private club -- volley ball at a private club operated by his wife. until the relationship was di covered by the girl's parents. >> he was arrested and

convicted in 2001 out of santa clara county. very similar to this situation where he met the girl while coaching volley ball, had an inappropriate relationship with her over the computer. >> the girls are between the ages of 4 and 18. detectives are checking to see if there are other victims who have not come forward. he's been released from jail on $20,000 bail. the school district is looking for a way to deal with a $2 million deficit. ktvu is here now with more on what was talked about at meeting late last night. >> yeah, the district is facing a $2 million shortfall. we are here at bell air elementary school. they know what's going on. we asked them how do you feel about your teachers getting a

pay cut? >> sad! >> the teachers have not had a raise for 8 years and now it just got worse. . >> enough is enough! . >> teachers protested outside park side middle school yesterday before last night's school board meeting. in the end the board voted 4 to 1 to lay off 14 employees and cut salaries by 1% an ex year. >> -- next year. >> no raise for over 8 years then you want to take money. we have teachers who can't afford to live here with extra jobs. it's just not working. >> i think there are a lot more options out there. they could cut other things, but not teacher's raises or their salary. . >> clark tells ktvu that it's unfair that teachers are being penl liezed for physical miss management.

the district has been struggling for a decade and they've already closed one school. one of the main reasons for the cuts, the rising coast of special education. . >> thank you. we'll talk to you later. imagine, confidential medical records exposed. coming up in 24 minutes, the east bay medical center now closed down where police found stacks of medical records left behind. . first, collaborate and listen, ice is back with a brand new conviction. the resent, former rapper was busted and the excuse he gave for the alleged crime. . we are looking at traffic that is going to be a little bit slow in some areas. northbound 101 up to the sunnyville area, you getter stop. thinking of ice.

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. flying in the u.s., going to get more difficult in the next few year, sorry to say due to a growing shortage of pilots. the military needing fewer pilots who frequently used to sign on with the major airlines after leaving the service.

pilot's salaries are lower than they used to be which means some are choosing to fly for forren airlines for more money. that is ex pektsed to get -- expected to get worse samsung getting ready to fight apple in a new arena. samsung just bought the mobile payment system loop pay, that's a possible rival to apple pay. they say it's compatible with 90% of all payment systems used now. they're not saying how much they're paying for loop pay. it amounted to 3 and a half billion dollars last year. i 's expected to top billions next year. complaints about cable company on social media. a consumer blogger says at

least two people got calls from someone posing as a comcast service rep. they got the phone calls from complaints posted on twitter sites. one said we are come past and we can charge you whatever the blank we want. the call came from canada and is definitely a hoax. vanilla ice is out on bail this morning after being charged with breaking into an abandoned home and stealing things. he was arrestediest are day afternoon. he had been renovating the house when he reportedly took place in a burglary of the house next door. furniture, bicycles and a pool heater were stolen. he says it's a misunderstanding. he was just working on flipping a home for his new reality tv show >> is this part of the tv show at all? >> i wish it was. there's nothing fun about this.

. >> tlis say some of the stolen items were found with vanilla ice. he's been charged with burglary and grand theft. the leader of north korea has a new look. state run media released this new photo of kim jung. he's wearing his hair higher and it looks like he's changed his eye brows making them smaller. there are also reports that he is traveling by private plane and some people are calling air force une. >> that kind of don king look. >> yeah, yeah. let's check in with sal. check out the look of the bridge. how's it doing? >> it's okay. going up and down, slower and not slower. every time i look at it it seems to -- at it, it seems to have stopped or moving again.

likewise with the dunbartin briej. the bay bridge still has about a 25-minute wait into san francisco. 680 is in a bad way because of an earlier crash. second crash of the morning along this stretch. we look at the free way, southbound traffic is busy as you drive past 84. seems to be improving to pay ward to union city. very slow though. 8:17, let's go to steve. low fog out there. techlt ps -- temperatures, 40's, 50's. haven't really drifted far. couple breaks there, but a band of high clouds may delay the clouds burning off. temperatures close toiestiester -- toester day's reading.

to be honest, another arctic blast will be heading into the middle of the country on monday into tuesday. until that breaks down, there's really, it's tough for us to get, it's like a big bould her in a stream. everything backs up downstream. there are changes for us here. get to that in a second. next week, it starts on the weekend. maybe 28th to early march. we have a lot of high clouds over us. most of the high cloud decks stay in south carolina. 40's for a couple. santa rosa and nevada, mid 50's. upper 40's. black hawk, alamo, not much warmer bentwood. once again, coastal fog and valley fog. below the current temperature in chicago. the windchill in atlanta is 4 degrees now. a freeze warning is out for much of florida. i saw 4 # to 42 below on some

toechl ps this morning -- 41 to 42 below on some. there is a lot of energy in the pacific. record highs in the last couple of weeks here. that's not deep enough thouchlt usually this time of year you can get manager -- though. usually this time of year you can get much more. these are very dry systems. not a lot of moisture with them. we will pick up the fog towards the weekend. today it's fog. afternoon sun. 60's on your temperatures. i think sunday gets breezy. could be isolated snow showers up north. again, mainly a breezy cooler pattern for us. fog over cast, high clouds and

mostly sunny late emergency on. 50's -- later on. if the fog lingers, you might want to shave off a come of degrees on these highs. 60's, it does look like the fog burns off sooner on friday. then the wind cranks up sunday, monday. >> all right. thank you, steve. time is 8:20. patient ins california who may have been exposed to a deadly super bug. where people may have been ex pose today the drug resistant bacteria.

. a drug resistant suber bug is -- super bug is being blamed for the death of two people at the ucla medical center. 179 more could have been exposed to the bug. patients were exposed during procedures in october and january. equipment had been sterile liezed but two devices were still infected with bacteria. that bacteria is difficult to disinfect and can be transmitted from patient to patient. 4th graders, all across the country and their families will have free admission to national parks and other federal lands for a full year. it's part of the every kid in a park initiative that president

obama is scheduled to announce later today. the grade school is to get school children outdoors and more active. the start of this coincides with the # 00th anniversary of the national parks service. an annual pass for family add vision to national parks usually costs 80 dlrs. more -- # 0 $80. -- $80. the increase has been aided by his handling on forren affairs and gas prices which has been lower and unemployment rates which remained below 6%. time is 8:24. a new political pole that gives hillary clinton the early lead for her expected run for president. there's a new poll that says

68% of democrats said they would support hillary clinton. 15 support elizabeth warn. only 10% would support joe biden. now, among republicans, neck and neck. jeb bush out of 11 potential candidates. each of them receive td backing of republicans. about 21% say they're still undecide ud. this is still more than a year before the california primaries. your time is 8:25. that big explosion in south carolina, after the break how this and another big event here could affect how much you'll be paying at the gus pump. . privacyish glus berkley after a clinic right behind me forced to close its doors permanently. what is left behind raising

concern for patients. looking at the commute here, it will be rough still in the south bay on 237 westbound as you drive through. . more fog this morning. it's been a week of fog with record highs. nothing like that, but we will have a change in the weekend. we'll explain.

. good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. we are live. we're keeping an eye on you gas hogs. prices are going up. i'm sure you've seen it. fox is checking into what's causing the prices to go up. alex will tell us what we saw early this morning on the air

talking to me as a sign of what's to come. brace yourself. thursday, i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve says our weather here and around the country -- >> also in australia, two cyclones hitting them. a category five. 5. the record lows in the country are just, they won't stop. >> wow. >> 40 below in some areas. s, not the windchill. we have a lot of fog around. it will lift. then we'll have hazy sunshine. fog, over cast. there are a few breaks. 40's and 50's, lingering fog. low clouds. hazy skies later on. i can't stop posting weather

information on facebook and twitter. some of the snow, there are ski reports in maine that have 2 feet of snow. -- 12 feet of snow. it will be 40's, 50's on the lows. 50's on your temperatures, all morning long. 50's for wood side. 56 at the airport. these are still some of the windchills here. detroit, 15. chicago 23 below. green bay 24 below. atlanta is 4. 43 in new orleans, by the way. the high keeps building north. this type of year, you would think something may come underneath. fog over cast, high clouds, we'll get rid of that. i'll explain why coming up. here he is, mr. castanada.

>> we're at it again. my goodness. got to fix my collar. away we go to the commutes. i want to show you that traffic will be busy at the bay bridge toll plaza. about a 25-minute delay before you get into san francisco. i do so improve k traffic on -- improving traffic on 880 southbound. east, slow from the coliseum up to about 29th. i want to mention, southbound at stevenson, we have had slow traffic. another crash reported there. traffic is going to be slow as you drive through, but through union city, it's not bad. 8:31, back to the desk. parts of an oil refinery outside of los angeles, still shut down. oil industry experts say losing

that production could push up gasoline prices as much of $0.15 in some parts of the state. you talked with a driver who didn't want to watch prices go up before he killed up, right? >> yeah, we've been talking with heem here. you've got to come and fill up here. this is their gas station on the way to work. we have been talking and seeing prices inching back up over the last few weeks here. you've probably noticed it. this morning, we witnessed a pretty good price hike here. you take a look at the seen, you can see it says that a gallon of regular will run you 2.89 cents. when we first got here it was selling for 2.85. that bumped the price up $0.04 over night.

analysts are predicting that prices will continue to increase possibly as much as $0.10 in the near future with two refinery problems here in california. the explosion at the mobile facility then remember, the refinery in martinez remains shut down because of an on going labor dispute. we talked with one who's a regular here who watched this morning's price hike live on tv. >> i saw you guys on tv this morning already. what can you do? >> you said hey, that's my station. >> i saw my guy out there. . >> what are you going to do? you're still here filling up? >> yeah, i put 30 dlrz in at the time. >> spread out the pain a little bit. take a look. these are the average prices of

regular around the bay area today. as you can see, from the north bay to the south bay to the east bay, those prices up about to $0.02 just frommiest are day. since last month, it's gone up about $0.20 or so. even without the martinez strike or the explosion down at the or torence refinery, this sd time they switch over to the summer blend of fuel which is more expensive to produce. it looks like gas under 3 bucks a gallon could be a thing of the past. >> could you fill up for me while you're out there? >> of course. >> all right. we'll talk to you later. meantime, a kries is team will be at -- kries sis team will be at a school deeping with the death of a classmate.

yesterday morning, authorities say he was crossing the intersection against a traffic signal. the driver did stop and is cooperating with police. gone sol laz was an 8th grader and lived very close to that scene. an east bay health clinic has suddenly closed its doors and we're seeing straks of confidential records that were left behind. brian joins us now with the serious privacy concerns for those patients. . >> hi, tori. behind me is the berkley health center for woman and men. they were unfortunately told to close the doors for good. you can see the paper says it's permanently closed as of 2/17/2015. thousands of medical records still inside the building. it remains unclear when those records will be taken out.

this is what it looked like last night when our crew was allowed in by a representative of the building's owner. some furniture and office equipment left behind as well. the non-profit health center that helps low-income patients and the ininsured filed for bankruptcy last summer. the clinic was told earlier this month to prepare for a slow sure because they couldn't pay for debts including their rent. one said the news is devastating. >> i went to gate consultationiest are day. when i got there they kept saying we don't know who you are, your doctor didn't send everything. i was there early, how did they not know who i was.

then i saw on the news that they closed down. . >> a judge ordereded the clinic closed on february 6th. they were given at least 5 days to clear out stuff, let patients know as well. it appears that didn't do that. reportedly also, a marshall told the people to leave immediately. it will be unclear if someone will be coming to take care of the records. there are several numbers on the door. we called the numbers and were told to contact the board. we did not hear back this morning. still lots of unanswered questions, especially the privacy issues concerning the medical records inside the building. back to you. >> thank you, brian. this morning hundreds of products are being pulled from store shelves after traces of peanuts were found in a poplar spice. people with peanut aerl jis

should avoid cumi nvshgs and any products that may contain that spice. several shipments of the spice tested positive of peanuts that are not listed on the label. the spice is often used in chex medical examiner and indian dishes. the fda is not naming specific companies involved. we've got to shift gears and talk about sports. the san francisco giants won their 3rd championship. >> pitchers and catchers for the a's are reporting to camp. fox 2 joins us by phone with a preview of -- preview of the spring training. we understand the a's relocated to mesa, arizona. what can fans expect? >> yeah, we're here now.

let me tell you, i'm standing right in front of the new wolf training complex. it's about as high tech and nice of a facility you'll ever see. there is a lot of baseball history here in mesa. the rays renovate td stadium that used to be the home of the cubs. it's a beautiful facility. they just saw it. they will have the official grand opening tomorrow. we're getting a preview look at it today. we'll have details on that later on at 5:00. i can tell you it's one of the nicest facilities you'll see. people come down here this time of year and get a head start. when you see it, you'll say wow, that's really something special. . >> former pitcher for both the a's and giants wants to make a come back. what do you think?

>> it's a great story. his roots are with the a's. he was an all star here. we all know the story with the giants. he was a contributor there to a couple of world championships. he probably didn't live up to what people thought and his contract numbers were. then he's had a whole season out of baseball where he kind of regrouped and had a baby. i think the type of pitchture that he is, he's never been known as a power pitcher. he takes good care of his body. i think for a year he thought i still have some baseball in me so i'm going to give it a shot. the a's invited him back as a nonroaster invitee. the v's have a couple of set spots on the roasters as far as rotation is concerned. it maybe a good opportunity to see what barry can do. why not give it a shot and see?

he has plenty of experience and has the kind of delivery, the kind of motion, the kind of pitches that do not wear and tear on your arm. >> a quick one i want to ask you, you saw the junts spring training yesterday, how do the giants look? specifically, tim. >> he had a nice chat with us. he's changed his me can nicks. i think the most telling thing about him was you walk into the clubhouse. you can tell the giants had five jerseys set aside in one area, the locker room area. those thereby projected starters for next year. matt cane was there. he's coming back from injury. tim hudson. right now, he is projected to be a member of the giants starting rotation. >> exciting. spring training under way.

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the war on terror and violent extremism is taking center stage in washington this week. pam joins us in the studio now with the remarks president obama made at an important meeting. >> the president just wrapped up a 3-day summit on countering violen extremism and particularly isis. the president says that's why it's important to teach acceptance and understanding. . >> young people are taught to hate. it doesn't come naturally to them. we adults teach them. . >> the president wants to start a dialogue with young people around the world and has been meeting with ministers from more than 60 countries this week. he says it's important in order to fight terrorism. >> countering violent extremism

begins with political, civic, religious leaders. >> the war on extremism has also turned into a war of words. some republicans cite size the the -- criticize the president. >> they're islamic at their core. . >> others say that calling beliefs and mass murder islamic would play right into the hands of terrorists and compares the billions of muslims with vicious terrorists groups. their example, you wouldn't call the kick a christian terrorist group. dave? >> all right, pam. thank you. san francisco supervisors and lawmakers are challenging

morality clause at four catholic high schools. this was last night, hundreds of demonstrators rallied outside the cathedral. the san francisco snaubl wants teachers to embrace the teacher's opposition to abortion, birt control and same sex marriage. some parents and students say that clause goes too far. . >> we're here because our religion is one of acceptance an love. that's not bog reflected in the changes that are being said. >> just as one who works with coca-cola can't expect to go into work with a can of pepsi in their hand and sing the

virtues of pepsi. >> some say that clause is deskrim in a toir and violates the sefl rights of teachers. one out there last night was the father of super bowl quarterback tom brady. his uncle was a former principle there. . . >> check in with sal. a little slow on the bridge. westbound 92, going to start there. as you head out to the peninsula, it's been slow. kind of going then stopping and going and stopping. it seems okay, then it slows down. if you're driving on the dunbartin bridge, it is slow also. it's improving. 580, that's improved quite a bit, but 680 is very slow out of the dublin area. let's go to the bay bridge.

that traffic is backed up for a 25-minute weight. we have a lot of low clouds. they'll thin out and clear so the sun will burn out. there's a cloudy morning. some of the fog was really thick. we get that high clouds just drifting by. the heavier band was down to the south. the fog came out in crescent city. 40's and 50's on your temperatures. the temperatures again in the middle of the country, very low. windchills are still 15, 20, 25, almost 30 blew for some. bsh below for some. -- below for some. hints that some of this may come under beneath, it's not a screaming message, but maybe something will develop. there will be a low tracking in from the north.

these are called inside sliders. it will chew up the fog into the creek end. -- weekend. today we're dealing with fog then afternoon sun. looking for a change on the weekend. maybe next week we'll get some rain. there's a lot going on global, just not here. a light breeze, not much going on. 50's, # 0's and 7 -- 60's and 70's. low 70's. 60's on the peninsula. fog, friday day then it's out of here. >> just breezing on in here. : collin takes on someone trolling him on twitter, but who really was it? after the break, what triggered this online batter and though

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however, the damage at the mee sum has -- museum has been repaired. police investigating how an 11-year-old boy found a gun. back on february 12th, police heard shots fired near shilo's bar. the following morning, that boy was walking to washington manner middle school when he saw a gun in the bushes near the bar. he called his parents. they came over and they turned that gun over to police. the gun was loaded. it had been reported stolen last august. that gun is now being investigated to see if it's connected to other shootings. big improvements are coming for public transportation in the north bay. smart trains will arrive in the bay area in march. these dees l engine trains will under go track testing.

this half billion dollar projects links the airport and sonoma. 040 miles of track have already been reworked in sonoma.. 4 #er's quarterback collin did not hold back when he was attacked by what's being called a twitter troll. yesterday he had tweeted about finishing an intense work out with abs and jump rope. someone responded saying ab work out won't help sign an open receiver. he said quote, are you aliterate or just ignorant. better yet give me your break down of every defensive coverage. looks like things are changing

for the unidentified person. that twitter handler has gone from eight followers to more than 1,000. let's check back with sal. >> we're looking at things aren't too bad there. westbound, 80 at the mcaur thur maize. northbound 880, there you can see traffic is slow. nothing out of the ordinary. when you do get to the toll plaza, you'll still be waiting 15 or 20 minutes before you make it out of the span. westbound 580 doesn't look bad through livermoore and dublin. a lot of low clouds. mainly 50's and 60's. fog will get wiped out soon ore on friday. the wind picks up over the weekend. cool down sunday, monday. >> all right.

that's our report for this morning. we thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we're covering a meeting between two mayors combining forces to promote business opportunities in both cities. we'll continue to follow this story all day and have updates at 5:00 and 6:00. have a great day.

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