. we're live in santa rosa where a young woman says she was kidnapped and beaten and sexually assaulted for weeks in a home. we'll tell you how she says she got here. an overnight fire destroyed cars in an oakland body shop and what made it difficult for firefighters to get to the flames. mornings on 2 continues. . good morning, thanks for joining us friday morning, february 20th. i'm pam cook. >> we're ready, good morning i'm dave clark. steve paulson is checking out your forecast for the next couple of days. changes for the weekend, today is the fog. >> there's a lot of fog out this. a lot of fog out there.

be careful. 50s mainly. a few 40s but 50s out this. it will lift sooner today. there's a little northern background in sacramento valley and right there, that's going to take care of some of that fog later. a lot of high clouds in southern california, and changes in the sierra in a big way. for us visibility is a big story here about a quarter of a mile for some. 3/4s for others for two. napa and fairfield, 2.5, 50s, i doubt these changes much at all. most locations say cloudy, there are some of the higher elevations, they've warmed up and high pressure building in for a day and that should take care of the fog. it's the cold, the very cold temperatures, down to florida. tampa is 32, it's 16 below the wind chill in pittsburgh, 17 below in cleveland, and new york city 14 below, philadelphia 14 below, those are the wind chills.

we're waiting for a change and more on the north, i'll explain the weekend change, fog and low overcast, the breeze may pick up a little later. slightly warmer today, 60s and low 70s, sal tell me something has changed or in. >> we have something now reported, steve, we're going to take a look at the sunol grade, and we're looking at 680 southbound. there's an accident reported right here, southbound 680 at north mission, accident with injuries reported, the accident is reported and it seems everyone is okay. no injuries reported. let's go to the maps here, this is where -- i'm going to put where the camera is. i'm going to put an icon here. it can be farther south or farther north. we'll get a reading on chp is on the way to the crash and we're going it see what happens with it.

so southbound 680 looks okay from pleasanton heading south. if you're going to the pay bay it's backed up. no problems on the san mateo bridge and that would be a decent all the nat for you. 6:023 let's go back to the desk. a possible investigation in sonoma county. we're joined from santa rosa a where a woman says she was able to escape from her captors. >> a 22-year-old woman was held against her will for thee weeks, she was kidnapped and sexually assaulted and beaten inside this home. it's a rural property and sits on two acres of land has a main house as well as some outbuildings and trailers. these are pictures from the press democrat. they show the sheriff's deputies and s.w.a.t. detaining people. she was able to escape because they left a door open at the

house. she was held at gun point and her kidnappers brought her here. we've reached out to the cher rev's at the present time. there are a lot of unanswered questions. she came from this point where we are and went to the petaluma police station which is 15 miles away rather than going to the santa rosa police department, there's still a lot of questions that remain to be answered we're hoping to get them to you and get them through the newscast. i'm tara more quarterback to you -- tear a moriarty, back to you. crews went to an oakland autobody shop. crews tell us getting to the fire was difficult because of a heavy locked gate and other security measures and the flames seemed to be spreading fast. >> any time you go into something like this. you have a number of combustibles and you have the

fuel in the cars and there's any number of things. >> two cars inside of the shop burned. the cinder block walls kept the fire spreading from neighboring buildings, but it took an hour to put it out. your time is 6:04, later we expect to hear from the oakland raiders about a proposed stadium deal which if it goes through will send the raiders back it southern california. they said they're committed to oakland, but they have to support other options which include a stadium in carson that they would share with the chargers. and alex savage will tell us more about the rivals teaming up. >> they're bitter rivals on the field but now they're teaming up trying to get a new stadium built in southern california. the two teams would share a privately financed $1.7 billion stadium. these are artist renderings of

that facility that could go up. the raiders and chargers bought a 160-acre site there and hired an architect. the raiders have been unable to get a new stadium built in oakland and the team has been exploring options in other cities for quite some time. now, of course, this latest proposal puts quite a bit of pressure on oakland's new mayor to get a deal done that would keep the theme here in the bay area. >> the raiders first priority is to stay in oakland, now, obviously, they have to explore other options, they have done that before. i'm sure they will do it again. but, i am keeping focused on keeping my sports teams in oakland. >> of course, raiders fans, we've talked to are worried about the silver and black once again leaving for southern california. the team played in l.a. from 1982 to 1994. the raiders and the chargers put out a joint statement about this latest proposal which reads if we can in the find a

permanent solution in our home markets we have no alternative, but to preserve other options for the future of our economic viability of our franchises and we expect to learn more about this plan when the raiders and chargers hold a joint news conference down in southern california at 10:00 this morning. back to you. the time is 6:06. two investigators have learned of embezzlement allegations involving a police officer. for four years mike evans was the treasure you are of the police department's pride alliance. they received the tip that the organization's bank account was more than $12,000 short. heather holmes learned that they traced the unauthorized activity to the person with access to that account, the only person with that access. >> it was not just one time, it

was many times of checks and thing. >> the identity is concealed out of concern for retaliation, she is upset about the pace of the police investigation. >> they are trying to protect the treasure you are who did this. it's just outrageous. >> the pride alliances new board reported the missing money from internal affairs last summer, but the case started to stall until ktvu started asking questions. we've been told that the case has been sent to the district attorney. mike evans is allowed to resign from the police force and he's allowed full benefits. a retired police officer john goodner is charged with making terrorist threats and attempted murder to his ex-

wife. he drove to his wife's house on january 28 and fired shots in the home. the beautiful asheep at the time was not hurt. a week earlier goodner threatened to kill her so she got a restraining order. >> i cannot speak for mr. goodner, it could be signs of mental illness or ptsd. >> the bail is set for $1.8 million. a san francisco family who lost their home in the fire in the mission district are getting help now. the hard rock cafe hosted a fundraiser for george flores and his wife lucia who works at the cafe. he suffered burns in the fire and is recovering. he was left with huge hospital bills and then when his wife and son were staying in the shelter, someone broke into the car. the hard rock cafe auctioned

off and donated prizes and gave a portion of the profits to the bay area family. mike honda spoke out about his grandchild who is transgendered. he hopes his grandchild can go to school without the fear of being bullied. she started saying her name was melissa at the age of 2. >> she was born a boy, they say on the certificate, the gender was put on her, she was born as melissa. and she identified herself when she could speak as a girl. >> honda says his family as been on a journey of acceptance and support, and his tweet was meant to open up some dialogue. >> it has. your time 6:10, still allowing south bay deputies to

track people through the cell phones. who would pay for this proposed service and what it will and won't be used for. >> coming up next, he is in favor of higher pay for workers, the reason one california mayor wants his signature removed approving a state minimum wage hike. good morning we're looking at a commute here where traffic is going to be okay. if you're driving on the golden gate bridge no problems head willing south. we'll tell you -- heading south. we'll tell you about this coming up. we have a lot of fog, but there are signs of a change on the weekend.

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. it's bitterly cold in the northeast and the mid part of the united states, temperatures dropped in minnesota and in indiana there are ice rinks causing a multiple pileup on the interstate. and more snow is expected in several states over the weekend. several schools are closed today because of the record low temperatures. some good news, six dogs in chicago, they're warming up in their homes after they spent a cold night inside of a stolen van. those dogs were inside of a doggy day caravan when the driver of the van was carjacked

wednesday afternoon at gun upon the. the dog was found less than 24 hours. the owners of the dogs were worried that the dogs wouldn't survive the record low temperatures. the van and the dogs were abandoned and they're still out there searching for the people who stole the van in the first place. the lowest level workers of wal-mart will paid $9 and $10 next year. the federal minimum wage is $# .25 and wal-mart is under pressure to increase wages and it could force other retailers to follow suit. they're the largest employer with 3.1 million workers. it will cost the company $1 billion a year. sacramento mayor kevin johnson says he wants his signature taken off a letter supporting the bill to raise the state's minimum wage.

his name is among the signatures of several other mayors including ed lee and lib by. they're trying to raise the wage to $13 by 2017. he said his signature should not have appeared on the letter in the first place. >> how did the signature get on that letter? >> it was a mistake, the mayor has been leading on this. >> he's proposed raising the minimum wage in sacramento, but he's against a one size fits all state law. what works in san francisco may not work in sacramento. if all goes well giants manager bruce bochy will get out of an arizona hospital today. he had two stents inserted into his heart after complaining of discomfort on wednesday during his annual physical. when he didn't feel good yesterday, the teen doctors said hey, you know what you

need to go to the hospital. bochy told the report, he's in good spirits, he should be back with the team in a couple of days. major league baseball is expected to announce three rule changes designed to speed up games. that's according to ken rosenthal of fox sports. they tested out some different rules during the arizona fall league. starting this season, they must challenge a replay from the dug out rather than the fatter. and the batter has to keep one foot in the batter's ball and play has to resume promptly. once the broadcast returns from a commercial break. >> sometimes those games are a bit long. >> that's right. >> and our child needs it sleep when he's out in the ballpark, it's rough. >> i'm telling you. >> you try to keep things

moving sal. >> the people who have those games, they're playing at 4:00 today. that's perfect. i know steve feels the same way. good morning everybody. let's go out and take a look at what we have now. steve and i have been talking about the fog. not quite as bad as yesterday on my traffic monitors, you can see on the bay bridge toll plaza this is a backup that is building at the bay bridge, it's a 25 minute delay. it's not as dense as it was on yesterday's commutes. this is a look at 880 traffic. the traffic continues to look good when you head south on 880 and you can see it a little bit with the maps here. let me get rid of this icon here. traffic is moving along southbound on 880 as you head southbound. there is a crash on south

mission, traffic is a little slow and one lane is blocking traffic. >> this is satellite radio and they were talking about, you can imagine the west coast games start at 4:30, you can imagine that. >> yes, thank you. we have a lot of fog out there. there's going to be a break up of this fog. the fog is going to lift out of here and the weekend will see the fog disappear and this will be a bigger change up in the sierra. a foggy morning and sunny afternoon. the weekend changes, it's cooler and breezy, weekend snow showers sunday into monday and backtracking here on the western elimination of it. i'll give it to you in a second. the inland variety and coastal variety, this fog, has been a week of that. we had higher clouds yesterday they've clear. there's going to be a northwest breeze coming along the coast that will take care of this fog. some of it is on the ground

reducing visibility. it's a mile for some and 3/4s for others. 50s on your temperatures. low, mid, 40s, a lot of 50s, a lot of fog yesterday, keeping temperatures cool there, upper 40s, blackhawk, they're all on low 50s, the cold just keeps the beat keeps going on. there's areas in michigan, 28 below, chicago is two and atlanta is 20, wind chill down to tampa, new york city is 6. it's the wind chill, all time record lows are coming in. washington, d.c., by the way hit 5 degrees this morning breaking the mark of 8 set back in 1896 and the temperature 5 this morning was the coldest temperature beating the coldest from last year. 19 below, pittsburgh 16, 14 below new york, 14 cincinnati, and april, it's a smashing record low going back 100 years for us. maybe sneak underneath out of

and our focus will go to from -- come from a system to the north. by saturday afternoon, if you're up in the sierra, look at that. sunday afternoon snow showers pop up and some of those could drift back from the sacramento valley. ising to keep an eye on. it won't last too long, but there's a couple going on. we could get a few little showers here sunday afternoon into monday. today we start with fog and sunny afternoon, light breeze and picking up slightly. 60s on the temperatures and low 70s. if it lingers a little bit, i don't think it will, it will burn off sooner today. it it will bump up today. mostly saturday and pop up with clouds windy and cooler on sunday. if you are going to the sierra there will be a big change for the weekend. we'll keep that in mind. >> it will be breezy. >> and we're getting snow, i like that. a little snow.

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. welcome back to mornings on 2, the time is 6:24, the next phase of demolition is on the way under the home of 49ers and it has some neighbors concerned. >> crews are now tearing down the exterior of candlestick park. the entire process is expected to take five months. the demolition is noisy, and neighbors say they're worried about the risk of particles of dust and asbestos. they've not been able to check the dust particles themselves and officials say there are no asbestos particles so far.

they're looking to retrofit their own homes. a workshop is offered twice a year to teach everything you need to know about protecting your house from quake damage. the interest always surgeons after a big quake. the home work, that includes going into the crawl spaces to take measurements. >> we have not seen a single creature yet, fingers crossed. >> if we saw anything with legs, i would be out. >> well, the class takes homeowners right through the permit process then they can hire someone to do the work or do it themselves. tonight marks 100 years sundays the 1915 world's fair opened in san francisco, the centennial celebration of the panama international ex potion is happening all weekend. the palace of the fine arts is the only building left from the exhibition. it will be reopened tomorrow as

the innovation hanger. the free event starts at noon tomorrow. the wells fargo history museum is celebrating the world's fair centennial. it reopened after a smash and grab robbery. they rammed the door and stole $10,000 worth of gold nuggets. no arrests have been made and no nuggets have been recovered. the effect this is having on three major car makers. there's no football field at levi stadium. it has been turned into a hockey arena. we'll show you the transformation and all the festivities going on this weekend. south bay commutes, downtown san jose looks good, we'll look at the entire region coming up. once again we're back in the friday fog, for monday

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. good morning, welcome back, thanks for joining us on mornings on 2. it is friday, i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam clashing, good morning, 6:30 is the time. steve is here with us with the weather. >> good morning. i try to tell people who don't want to do twitter. if you want weather information, it's amazing what's coming across this morning. >> it's amazing. >> most of it is record lows or cold and people complaining, i'm not leaving the house is what i'm seeing. also we have fog here and reports of visibility, it's not very good. so fog overcast, cold low 40s

and 50s, mostly mild warm and sunny today and then it kicks in. it's the fog and invention and it will -- invehicle shun. it will -- invection. the visibility can be lousy to okay. there's a lot of reports of fog, novato is holding at 46. we have 50 for wood side and los altos hills, belmont and palo alto, it's one degree cooler. there's a little band coming through the sacramento valley. some of it is thick fog and we'll clear it out. the big change is on the weekend. cooler on sunday with snow showers in the sierra, it's windy for us and we'll have more on that next segment. it's a mostly sunny afternoon. the breeze is picking up, it might pick up once you get rid

of that fog. a big cool down on the weekend, 60s, low 70s. one issue, once you told me what to take care of. >> we had an issue there steve, we had a couple of minor things. the general statement we will make, it's not that bad, we're seeing signs of slowing as we get to the morning commute, i want to show you the toll plaza that we're backed up. >> we're on the compartment maze. >> it affects no negative things i can say, no negative traffic accidents, that's what i'll keep it. i-80 north and southbound most directions are looking good and moving along nicely. we had an accident at mission, it's still there, southbound 680 at south mission traffic got slow. it's an unexpected slow down as you head to san jose. if you're driving on the nimitz

freeway, it's a better call. the traffic there is not that bad ones you get to that freeway. the public, you will have a chance to hear more this afternoon about a proposed mobile phone tracking program in santa clara county. brian flores is joining us live in san jose and you have the details and also the privacy concerns that are being raised. >> reporter: the sheriff's department says this system would primarily be used to catch criminals and find missing people. there are privacy concerns and those concerns will be addressed here at the sheriff's department later this afternoon during a public meeting. from what we understand the system will be used to triangulate phones by using existing networks, it could include location of a missing person and requiring data on criminal activity. the department says the system can be used if a judge signs a warrant to allow it dependent on and situation. it can be used in life and

death situations and after it's been used it will have to get a signed warrant by a judge. the system is fully funded by the department of homeland security at a cost of just over $500,000. a similar system called a stingray is being used in other parts of the bay area. this is what it looks nick in the story last year. it tells nearby cell phones to connect to it by using normal cell towers. it can create a cellphone within 9 feet. the concern with all the surveillance is privacy and the information that is gathered. the meeting is scheduled for 1:00 at the sheriff's office. some of the people expected to be here include members of the ncaap, the asian law alliance and staffers from the santa clara county department as well. >> thank you brian, we'll talk to you later. the time is 6:34, if you're

an at&t user you may be asked to pay more money for privacy. the company is testing a superfast internet service in kansas city. it's advertising two different plans, one is advertised as tracking free, 99 a month and the other is $70. here's the catch. the lower price means the company will track your search terms and browsing history in order to target pop up ads. >> the reason you're able to offer the lower price, it's subsidized based on your preferences and how you're using the web. those things cannot be disabled because it's at the isp level. >> here's something else, you can't protect yourself by erasing your internet history or using an ad blocker. you can only avoid being tracked by paying the higher price. >> san jose police have arrested two people in the killing of a security guard

that was trying to stop a robbery. manuel was there seeing someone stealing a box of cigars. someone in a get-away car shot him from the get away car and the father of two died and they've not released any information about the suspects. two men backed a van right into a camera store on california avenue yesterday morning smashing plate gas windows. the owner said they didn't take much in value, but repairing the damage will cost thousands of dollars. and police are looking into the palo alto burglary that is connected to a video from last week. two arrived outside of an audio store on market boulevard on february 9th. they broke the door with a sledge hammer and pulled apart display cases and stole

equipment. u.s. labor secretary thomas perez has issued a ultimatum to the west coast port labor dispute. he wants the shipping companies and dock workers to agree on a deal today or they're going to have to move the talks to washington, d.c. negotiations broke up late last night. the only remaining issue is whether to change the arbitration system that dock workers are useing to resolve work place conflicts. operations are to resume today at the port of oakland. dock workers walked off the job to go to a union meeting to go through the day side shift. >> we need to settle it immediately, we can't wait now. >> while negotiations go on billions of dollars of cargo go and there are 28 west coast sports. >> they're working around this port dispute.

it's cutting the production by 5,000 cars. they can't ship parts to assembly lines. production has been cut by 20,000 cars. in some cases honda has been forced to suspend production of cars. these cars are affected by this, and it's not clear if consumers will have to pay more as a result. the transformation is almost complete at levi stadium for the match up with the l.a. kings with the sharks. we have a great view of the ice, do you have a big shark head. i saw it was delivered there. >> reporter: i'm sorry, it's really hard to hear you, but i think you might have asked me about a shark head. i do not see it here. but, it looks really different here. you can see where we were sitting, it's still a distance away from the actual rink,

maybe about 100 feet. but, this is, you -- compared to what hockey fans are used to in indoor arenas, this is getting hockey back to its roots in an outdoor setting. it looks different inside here. it's quite a process to make an ice rink in an outdoor arena. they've used insulated tarps and the sharks will be facing off with the kings, at that's huge rivalry. this is a regular season game. but, they're fitting for a playoff spot. thousands of people are expected to be here, 30,000. if it's an indoor setting, organizers are saying it will be a behind up atmosphere. >> it's just not -- it's not two ordinary teams, it's two california teams fighting for a playoff spot and it's going to be great. >> there's going to be lots of

entertainment. melissa elrid ge is going to be playing. there will be a shout to the sharks players. fans will be asked to use their mobile device, they're going to activate a stadium app that will connect to everybody's phones and the phones will synchronized into a multicolored light know. it will be interactive. the same rules apply as if this were a football game as far as what you can and cannot bring into the stadium. there will be a lot of traffic around here. so, be prepared. we expect to see some more, maybe activity of them preparing the ice. again they're protecting them from the elements maybe the next hour or so. later today, the sharks and the kings will be practicing out here and they're going to get a chance later on in the evening to bring their families out here on the ice so they can get a chance to stay out here and enjoy themselves. that knees. thank you. the time now is, what time

is it? we're at 6:40. look at this. this is one of my favorite videos actually. you have to check this out. a crew grabbed the attention at the web cam. things are so loud, i'm glad we don't have the volume up. the camera is there, and we can watch it go into the hockey room. the crow decided to see what was going on and now away when the camera started to swivel. >> some people say the crow is ominous and bad luck of some sport. >> he's staring at you pam, open your mouth. >> good morning, he had something to say about. >> it thank you for joining us on mornings on 2. the time is 6:41, bruce bochy is in the hospital, the manager, he woke up in the hospital and what he's blaming for the heart problem. >> the new plan by the oakland

raiders, a partner for the san diego chargers on a brand-new stadium. >> we're looking at the east bay here, traffic, heading out from the east bay to the richmond bring is moderate. we'll tell -- richmond bridge is moderate. we'll tell you about this commute. this fog will give way to sunshine later on. the warm temperatures last weekend, not this weekend. it will be much colder, and we'll show you why.

welcome back to mornings on 2, time 6:44, the new diet guidelines say cholesterol may not be a concern after all. 15% of cholesterol circulating in your blood comes from what you eat. reducing cholesterol in your diet won't change the levels much. they're recommending sharp new limits on the amount of added sugar we consume because it's linked to obesity and chronic disease. we're going to check in with it. ory campbell what's coming on next. >> the tunnel will be closed down tonight going west bound. we'll explain the tests that will be happening outside and how long it should last. >> a virginia teen's act of

kindness going viral. he asked his mom to stop the car. now, back to you in the studio. >> we'll talk to you later. 6:45, we're talking to sal right now. how does it look out there? >> it looks okay. we've had a couple of things out there, dave and pam. the traffic is going to be moderate although some commutes are lighter. let's start off with a look at the toll plaza as we always do, we can see the westbound commute is backed up, there's a 35 minute wait at the to it will if you're paying cash, it looks good get nothing san francisco. the east bay commutes, highway 4, it's looking good. at bay point it's doing well, and marin county heading south to the golden gate bridge, it's looking good. this commute has been mared from this collision.

there's a mile backup and that's about all 880 is a decent alter florida. this is 280 in san jose, there goes the train. i love showing that. the northbound train there, no problem. traffic on the freeway looks good. 6:46, let's go to steve i love that, sal. >> i love it too. i know, very nice. thank you caltran. a-- caltrain. it's chilly for us, we have fog, but brutally cold around the country. 17 below in cleveland and toledo is in there. there's a system dropping down, and i think it could take care of the fog a little sooner today, more of a northwest breeze showing signs in the parts of the north coast. we'll have morning fog in the afternoon sunshine and we'll focus on a weekend and a change and we'll notice a big change on sunday. the fog anywhere from a mile to four miles visibility. it could be thickener other spots. 50s on the temperatures, a few

40s, but novato has been there and that's one observation, 46 there, that's at 1200 feet. low to mid-50s, it's up to san jose, and the meteorology department up in freemont. big change for in this year. the cold air it's being modified as you can see in the northern plains, not as bad in the great lakes, still cold, but heading east and south, all the way down to miami. it was 42 this morning. wind chills 19 below, pittsburgh 16, and washington, d.c., their low was 5, and the wind chill was 5 below. 14 below philadelphia and new york, high clouds coming up to southern california. it won't do much more to us. they want to break underneath the ridge. it's way north. it will be dropping off the system. and they'll backtrack over us. that will get us isolated snow showers to the sierra and bring

in cooler air for us. this will be on sunday, mostly sunny on sunday, a cooler colder sunday and a possibility of snow shower activity pops up on sunday and not late sunday and some of that sneaks back towards san jose, santa clara valley and back to the valley. if you're heading to the mountains there will be a big change and for us, there will be measurable amounts, sacramento 13, 100, you'll notice a winter feel compared to what we had last weekend, in the 70s and 80s, it was in. light breeze picking up later. 6s and 70s works get rid of that fog sooner today. that allows temperatures to rebound from yesterday's cooler air. and it's windy and colder. showers may be here and it will be on the western edge of it. clouds off to the east. >> i have to say good morning to danielle. she watches us all the time. she reached out on facebook, hey, i'm watching you guys

while i am being induced and she's watching with her fourth baby. a little girl named neveah which is heaven spelled backwards. >> she's watching now. >> she was watching in the hospital, yes. >> thank you. >> she's our friend. >> yes, she is. >> kiss the baby for us. still ahead onat 6:49, an arrest warrant for a disney's princess. >> why police in kentucky they're targeting elsa from "frozen." >> it was a 1% chance that it would work but a texas teacher knew she had to take it. the amazing gifts she's giving one of her students to save his life.

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welcome back to mornings on 2. it's 6:53, coming up in three hours, the raiders will hold a conference to discuss the possibility of moving to carson california, it's near the 405 freeway. we'll have a view of what the stadium could look like and how fans are reacting this morning. >> the reaction from the fans this morning, not again, the team is lacking to move out of oakland and this time they're working alongside their bitter

rivals, the san diego chargers. both teams are looking to build a stadium down in southern california. this is a stadium that the two teams would share. it would be privately financed. it would cost $1.7 billion. and you're looking at the artist's rendering of that stadium that could go up in carson. the raiders and chargers have bought a 160 site there. they've hired an architect and they're planning to pursue a ballot unish active to get approval for the stadium by the ballot. the team has been exploring options in other cities since they have not been able to get approval in oakland. they're upset about the possibility of the silver and black leaving again for southern california and the idea of them playing alongside the rival charges, well it only adds insult to injury. >> my heart is gone now.

i hate san diego, san diego is like bottom pit, you know what i mean. i don't like it at all. it's not cool, it's not great, but what can we do about it? these are the owners, i don't know how they think? how do they think? >> this is far from a done deal. both teams are promising to work in good faith to come up with a plan to keep them playing in their respective systems. oakland mayor believes the raiders will be staying put. if we cannot find a permanent solution in our home markets, we have no alternative to preserve other options to guarantee the future economic viability of our franchises and we expect we'll learn more about this plan when the two teams hold a news conference down in the city of carson that will begin at 10:00 this morning. >> i'm not happy with him, san diego is a fine city. >> as billy was speaking i

thought pam may have a thing or two to say about it. he's a passionate raiders fan. >> i love that passion, you let him know. >> i will, i'll let him know. >> 6:55 is the time. the san francisco archdiocese is in the backing down its proposal for teachers to sign a morality clause. the archbishop sent a letter to lawmakers asking him to respect the right of teachers to uphold the catholic teachings. they dropped the clause saying it violates human rights. matthew parker right here, his kidney started failing at 3 years old. since december, 80 people have volunteered to be tested to see

if they are a match and he is in need of another one. but, the perfect match is his teacher. >> i feel very luck i didn't. >> i'm the one who gets to it. >> matthew's insurance is paying for her surgery and their co-workers are going to pay her income that she would have lost during the recovery period. matthew's parents are grateful that someone stepped up to save their son. matthew and his teacher should be fully recovered. >> well, a school district in arizona is considering switching to a four-day school week. the superintendent of schools in apache junction said it would save money, but it would attract higher quality teachers who would be willing to accept lower pay for a shorter work week. they would rather have a shorter work week than shut down schools but working parents say it would be very

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. we're live in santa rosa with a young woman says she was kidnapped and beaten and sexually assaulted in three weeks inside a house, we'll tell you how she escaped. an over night fire destroys cars in an oakland body shop, measures that made it difficult for firefighters to get to the flames, ahead on mornings on 2. this is mornings on 2. it is 7:00, we are live at a home in sanoma county where a woman claims she was captive for three weeks. coming up in minutes, police are saying about the case and how the young woman