it has been six months to the day since the napa earthquake struck. we'll tell you who is bouncing back and who hasn't yet. >> new concerns for kids that are not up to date on their vaccines. the deadly disease that could be putting marin county youths at risk.

good morning. we are live until napa. it has been six months since an earthquake rocked that area. we will check in. you see notes being left by people that missed one building imparticular. it's chilly in many areas. fully want to thank john. but for us that is cold. >> yes. >> at least it's not 20 below. napa airport did dip to 30. santa rosa i did see 31. and believe it or not maybe some patchy fogs may be in the

works here for tomorrow. cold morning. clear skies. one of the days when you're in the sun it's not that bad. 50-58. we will go 64 in san francisco today. oakland airport will be 65. we lose the breeze. the pressure gradients have relaxed. 30s for many. 40s. 50s. even sfo has dipped to 46. there is that 31 in santa rosa. sonoma 37 degrees. petaluma in the 30s. higher in the higher elevations. it will be sunny today and nice. the low has moved out. that means widespread 60s.

mainly 65-66 for most. here he is mr. sal castaneda. steve, good morning. we are looking at a commute where traffic is going to be busy at the toll plaza already in case you haven't noticed. once they turn the metering lights on, it does get rather busy coming through to the toll plaza. 25 minute drive time there. no problems on the upper deck. san mateo bridge westbound 92 that traffic looks good. nice and clear weather as steve mentioned visibility is good. i think it's good everywhere in the bay area. we've had a problem southbound 101 at mckey. northbound 101 a little slow. if you look at the rest of the maps here in the south bay; we're off to a good start. 85 and 280 all doing very well. let's go back to the desk. six months and now just a few hours ago a big earthquake shook napa. 200 people were hurt. hundreds of buildings were

damaged. i know you remember. tara moriarty is live until downtown napa now checking on how napa is recovering, tara a half year later. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. many buildings are still shut down like this post office here. you can see people have posted all of these hearts here along the fence saying please save our post office. please reopen we miss you. the official estimate for damage was $442 million. a risk management company says that number is really at least twice that much. downtown the safeway that was reslated to open in december but so far no, ma'am word. many small business owners say disaster relief was not enough to cover the losses. but over all city leaders say they have seen patrol guess. we have spoke to one business owner who's inventory inside his store was destroyed but she

managed to get back on her feet. >> it was terrifying. i lost about $38,000. i finished our fourth quarter with growth. >> reporter: she credits locals shopping since the quake supporting their community. the city has also lost some tax money because some hotels, restaurants, and other businesses were badly damaged. the company that owns napa self- storage says it's about to demolish the buildings with all of the contents inside that is is unless they agree to help pay for repair costs. tenants are very angry. over all most people will tell you the city of napa is really coming back rather nicely. live from napa i'm tara moriarty. it's been six months since nicholas dillon was severely hurt when the chimney in his

home collapsed on him. one of his most memorable moments during his reservery he met the -- it took six months for him to work again. nicholas says he's ready to rejoin his team. as the measles outbreak continues, there is now a new concern in the bay area about the possible resurgence of polio. brian flores is in san rafael where they are saying vaccines skipping is the reason why this crippling disease could return. >> reporter: yeah the doctor that is saying this is the public health officer for marin county. there are several different factors that could lead to a resurgence of polio here in the

u.s.. a lot has to do with a recent measles outbreak. dr. matthew says because of that he is urging people and kids to get the poll owe vaccine. polio currently present in nine countries. but 1979 the u.s. declared the disease eradicated because of the disease. but with recent talk, dr. willis says it's time to get the vaccine and the spread of polio could happen again. we have a lot of families that den joy international travel. now the article also talked about how fewer than half of marin schools are vaccinated against polio. these are the percentages of

kids that are not fully vaccinated against polio. new village school at 65 burst. pulllying school at 64%. green wood school in mill valley at 61%. and 52% in waldorf school. doctors say the polio transmitted through direct contact. later today santa claire real county residents will get a chance to say how they feel about a controversial system that will let sheriffs dep its track people through their cell phones. at 9:00 a.m. a public hearing will take place. it will be held at the county board of supervisors about using a federal grant to buy the tracking system. the sheriffs department says the system would be used to help find criminals.

missing ferns and others based on court orders. a similar system called sting ray is also being used in san jose, oakland, and fremont. san francisco city officials looking at ways to increase public transportation late at night. bart shuts down just after midnight. san francisco supervisor scott weiner released task force recommendations to increase late night and early morning bus and train service. >> we're missing a whole 90 minutes of customer time when they have to bail out. >> the report also recommends that bart offer 24 hour service but the agency says it can't currently run around the clock because it needs to shut down the system to perform maintenance work. two state lawmakers --

state assembly members phil ting and kevin mullen are calling for an investigation. the archbishop refused their request to remove what they call the devicive and discriminatory clauses. those lawmakers say the clauses may violate the civil rights of the workers. the national conference in uc berkeley this week on sexual assault is causing controversy. uc berkeley is one of 90 colleges under investigation for the civil office. prompted by a complaint last year who say the college failed to adequately protect students from sexual assault. tomorrow some students are planning a protest they say uc berkeley should fix its own problems before presenting itself as a leader in the

movement against campus rape. today san francisco supervisor mark farrell will introduce a plan to ban tobacco products at baseball parks. it would apply to more than just at & t park. and it would include smokeless tobacco products as well. if approved it would be the first ban in baseball parks in the country. supporters say it will be good for the health of the players and set a good example for america's kids. time is 6:11. it was a busy over night period for repairs after a deadly crash that occurred in the south bay. coming up at 6:30, the message cal train has this morning for drivers. >> but first a defiant former police sergeant sentenced to the maximum penalty in a corruption case. >> at the mac maze let's go right to it. the metering lights were turned on a little late and now we have a little bit of a backup

here. >> clear skies, not as much of a breeze. temperatures are cold this morning. san jose we will go 67 for a high. which is right where you should be. look at the record low 26 on this date way back in 1987.

it's expected to be business as usual at the port of oakland. it was an uneventful shift

opinion it has been months since the port has been at full staffing on the night and the weekend shifts. >> i work more in the last few days than i have in the last few months. >> today was relatively smooth. we were able to get in and out without any problems. >> even though workers are back on the job, it could take two months to clear the docks of containers waiting to be loaded and unloaded. a former san francisco police sergeant emerged from court defiant and angry after he was sentenced to prison on corruption charges. a federal judge sentenced furminger to 41 months in prison. the judge says furminger violated the public's trust. the veteran was convicted of stealing money and property from drug dealers. the investigation crew out of the 2011 release of

surveillance videos showing plain closed officers raiding occupied hotel rooms. >> my job is to protect my people. i was papa bear and i rocked. i made it happen. we caught everybody. >> furminger and fellow officer robless was convicted in part because of a testimony from another officer. robless and vargas are still awaiting sentencing. today is a special day. the u.s. postal service is honoring maya angelo with a stamp. the details of the design of the stamp will be unvailed at a later date. may corral angelo died last may. she was 86 years old. her poetry owned her a pugh

letser prize. 6:16 is the time. >> it's getting a little busy. i like the fellows in the control room to go to the maps first. i just found out about a problem. we have a couple of different problems on 580. one reported at airway. one reported at santaly that. we're trying to figure this out. chp is on the way. we don't know if they are both there or people got it wrong. chp is on the way. westbound 580 is going to be slow as you drive through. you can tell how slow it is on the altamont pass. the road sensors show a lot of slow traffic. we'll get to the bottom of it. if this is your commute, you should try to get on the road

early which can be impossible. let's go out to the bay bridge toll plaza westbound. at metering lights came on a little bit late. not sure what happened there. maybe there was a computer malfunction. traffic is backed up beyond the maze. not too bad just yet. 280 that traffic is doing okay. there are no major problems there and we also have word of a crash reported in hayward northbound 880 at 92. let's go to steve. sal can i make a comment here? 580, they are building there like nobody's business. >> yes and it's getting very, very crowded. >> i agree. thank you, sir. i remember back in the day when there was nothing out there. but that was a long time ago. we do have clear skies. it's cold for us. 30s. there are a few o20s. i always love the information. if you take that and some of the vineyard people folks or maybe if you are in

agricultural you can say having 29 here i would love to hear from you. cold morning, clear skies. lots of sun. cool to mild. there is is a lot of 30s around. oakland will bo 46. as i said 44. they were 46. we'll go 65 in downtown oakland. the low that gave us the breeze yesterday is churning right now. very high pressure over us. they will rebound from a chilly morning. for us 30s for many. 31 santa rosa. there are a few 20s. 38 redwood city. san jose at 40 degrees. 33 alamo. one of the coldest. danville is in there. san ramon, how about that? if you have your car thermometers you can check it on 680. there is a little bit of a

breeze. 31 wood side. and also san mateo upper 30s. there is a little northeast at oakland. south at concord. southeast for fairfield. northwest for napa. there is a little bit of a breeze. otherwise we have colder temps. you want colder? all right we can find a lot of colder. gets even better as it moves into parts of the great lake. eight below at pittsburgh. cleveland 15 below. there goes our low it's accelerating. high pressure wins out. the lows are so much colder. it will take us into the mid 60s. cold morning sunny and nice. another low will drop down from the north. they don't have much moisture but they will give us a shout of rain on saturday. until then things are pretty

quiet. although it will be a cool down, sierra will get some snow over the weekend. not a lot but they will get some. not a lot of rain with these. >> they can use a lot of snow but will take a little. >> they could use a ton. >> thank you, steve. 6:20 is the time. warning for parents who post pictures of their children online. a lot of people do that. coming up in 15 minutes, details of a new growing trend called digital kidnapping. >> and getting involved in one of the biggest sports events to hitth bay -- to hit the bay area. how you can help out with super bowl 50.

welcome back to mornings on 2. outside lands and the bottle rock festivals those are just two major music events in the bay area and now a third one could soon be on its way. a four-day music festival is being proposed at sonoma raceway for the summer of 2017. the event would attract 40,000 people. >> the music festival would be on the -- and having people stay on site and enjoy the event. >> it's not a done deal yet.

studies have been done on stage positions and noise. the concerts would end at midnight but it is an idea that is is drawing good and bad responses from neighbors. >> this isn't the place for it. there is a lot of tourists that come here and need things to do and want things to do. and it has the infrastructure. >> good or bad the idea goes before the public for the first time tomorrow night. we are officially 50 weeks away from super bowl 50 at levi stadium and the search for volunteers i mean thousands of them is about to get under way. organizers need almost 10,000 people to help with the events. they are recruiting people to help the more than one million visitors get to anaphoria super bowl events all over the bay area. they are look for people who know the landmarks and others who are tech savvy. >> the idea is we will have local bay area natives help

people navigate their way through say the airports or downtown san francisco. or downtown san jose. and basically be good ambassadors for this region. >> in return, they say the volunteers will get a special uniform and also get to spend time in the middle of all of the action. and they will be able to attend special events. one of the things that comes does not come with the job you don't get a free ticket to the big game. hillary clinton will be among today's featured speakers at a silicon valley conference for women. mrs. clinton will be one of the keynote luncheon speakers. organizers say the conference raises awareness abouts earning potential and opportunities in the fields of science and technology and highlights the ground breaking women who are leading the way. it is being held at the santa clara convention center. time is 6:26. a bold new look to improve pedestrian safety. the changes being made to some san francisco crosswalks in an

effort to get drivers to slow down. >> we are live in menlo park where repairs are being done on a train crossing where a woman was hit and killed. we'll tell you about the impact to traffic and what cal train wants drivers to know. >> we are looking at the bay bridge commute. >> it is cooler this morning. but it has been so warm that it seems everything is blooming. hence the pollen count is up. pine and ash are through the roof.

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crossing on the peninsula. right here. coming up in two minutes, ktvu fox 2 janine de la vega is there. she'll tell us about a message this morning that cal train has for drivers. stay tuned. good morning. thank you for joining us. it's tuesday, february 24th i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. 6:30. just like that february is almost done. it hasn't felt like -- >> we were just talking about things are blooming. >> i definitely have allergies. >> i blame the trees. pine, ash. >> i usually don't have that until april, may. >> california poppies are coming up. >> ash, cedar, pine, and juniper. very prestigious law girl. [ laughter ] i'll be here all week. everything seems to be blooming early. i went on a hike yesterday and oak trees are coming out.

clear skies. it's cold for many. not brutally cold but there are a few 20s. a couple reports up near st. helena. san jose today 67 and 39. the average is 66. so pretty close there. below on the low. that is not much we have seen too much of. record high 76. look at the record low. 26. back in 1897. i won't even come close to that. san francisco starting off 49. makes sense. 58 and then 64 for a high today. low that gave us the breeze yesterday is far enough east. it's taking all of its moisture and the pressure gradient have calmed down. 40s for many including around the bay. upper elevations in the 40s but the lower elevations in the 30s. there is the breeze.

i know it's not much but that is enough to keep the temp up if it wasn't there, i think we would have a lot more 20s. it will be sunny. temperatures starting off in the 30s and 40s. they will end up in the 60s for everybody here. so mid 60s for most. here he is mr. sal castaneda. >> all right, steve, we have a lot going on all of a sudden. and they will start off in the south bay. they have a couple different things in san jose cupertino area. first one northbound 280 at cupertino and the transition ramp from northbound 280 right here. that ramp is partially blocked by an injury crash. the traffic is going to be slow. it was a motorcycle accident. it's not as slow as i thought it would be but you will need a little extra time. and then there is a brush fire reported southbound 101 at oakland road. san jose fire department is on the way. a lot of calls about this. northbound 101 rack may be a little slow in the area. 580 westbound is a mess. we had a stalled motorcycle at santa rita. a crash at airway.

they are making good progress and getting that out of the lane. traffic will be slow. bay bridge westbound near treasure island there is a report of someone blocking lanes. it looks like it could be a minor accident. and traffic is slow on the bridge. a little bit there before you get to the treasure island. when you get to the toll plaza, it is backed up for a 20 minute delay. metering lights went on. let's go wac to the desk. crews worked over night to fix a very busy railroad crossing on the peninsula after a deadly crash out there. the crossing is still closed right now. ktvu fox 2 janine de la vega is joining us live now from menlo park to tell us what cal trains wants drivers to know and you will show us what it's like at the tracks out there right now. >> reporter: you can still see some of the damage left over from yesterday's crash. you can see this crossing gate is intact. the crossing gate is completely broken off so the crews you see

out here they are working to repair it. they have to replace it and make sure all the electronic controls sink up to it. the preliminary investigation shows the railroad gate crossing was working properly when a southbound train hit an suv that was stopped on the tracks around 5:00 yesterday afternoon. it sent the vehicle 40 feet across the intersection. the suv was totaled and the woman who was in her 30s was rushed to stanford hospital where he died of her injuries. cal tran says it's likely traffic was backed up in front of her vehicle and instead of waiting, she stopped on the tracks and got trapped when the train came. >> our heart goes out to the family of course. this is tragedy. we want to remind people, don't stop on the tracks. people have to understand that it's not safe to do that. even with all the safety devices we have in place. and don't go across the tracks until you are sure you can get all the way across. >> reporter: trains are back to running on schedule through the

ravenswood crossing. crews are working around them to make repairs. the area near el camino will remain closed. there are crossings like this through the bay area. they want to remind people don't take chances and stop on the tracks if you are stuck in traffic. now in the crash yesterday, we don't know why the woman didn't get on the -- didn't get out of her car. we're not sure how much time she had or if she just froze. but still a very sad situation. >> janine de la vega until menlo park. thank you. time is 6:35. some san francisco crosswalks are about to get a bold new look to make it safer for people to cross the street. instead of the standard two white lines, crosswalks will be zebra striped with bolder white lines. you can see them near schools and mid block crossings. the bolder stripes make the

crosswalks more visible. the change is part of an effort to end pedestrian fatalities in san francisco by the year 2024. a nine-year-old boy in antioch was air lifted to the hospital after a fire cracker exploded in his hand. it happened on madrone street about 5:30. the boy was at home with two sibling tas are also under 13 years old. there is no adult supervision when the explosion happened. the boy was listed in stable condition. the incident is under investigation. a disturbing case of animal cruelty in santa cruz county where someone stuffed two dogs in sandbags and threw them out the window of a moving car. the sandbags included a mother dog and her puppy. the mother dog was able to chew her way through both bags but by the time animal control arrived, the puppy had died.

anyone with information who may have done this is asked to please call the santa cruz county animal shelter. it is a crippling disease that has been eradicated here in the u.s. since the mid 1970s but a doctor in marin county is raising concern that there could be a resurgence of polio. brian flores is in san rafael with the reasons why. >> reporter: good morning. the doctor that we're talking about is the marin county public health officer. he says there could be several factors that lead to a resurgence of polio. now dr. matthew willis says because of that he is urging people and kids to get a polio vaccine even though it has not been seen in the u.s. for years. polio currently present in nine countries worldwide. estimated 35,000 people a year got polio from the 1940s to the 50s. but in the 1979 they declared

the disease eradicated. with the recent cases of measles through the the country, dr. willis is also concerned that the same can happen with polio. he said we have a lot of families that enjoy international travel combined with a high rate of people that are unvaccinated for diseases that are endemic. that is a dangerous combination. the article also talks about how fewer than half of marin schools are unvaccinated against polio. these are the percentages of kids that are not fully vaccinated against the disease. new village school in usa lee toe at 65%. balin at 64%. greenwood school in mill valley at 61%. and 52% in san rafael. coming up on mornings on 2, we

hope to talk with people in marin county about how they feel about getting the polio vaccine. >> all right, thank you, brian. our time is 6:38. parents have been told for years avoid giving foods containing peanuts for babies for fear of triggering an allergy. there is new research that shows the opposite is true. the studies in the new england journal of medicine shows feeding babies food that have peanuts before their first birthday seems to prevent the allergy. the study followed babies to be at risk of developing a peanut allergy. those that ate peanut snacks before 11 months old and kept eating them three times a week before they were five years old lowered a chance of developing a peanut allergy by 80%. a warning to parents who use social media to post photos of their children. a lot of people do that but authorities say you might want to think twice about it.

police are seeing a growing trend known as digital kidnapping. they steal photos and post them on their own pages claiming the children are thinks. a lot of teenage girls are using the photos to role play their future. parents are pushing sites like facebook and instagram to step up enforcement of the accounts. >> my son's photo was her cover page. >> both instagram and facebook said this type of behavior violates their terms of service agreements but many moms say they still have difficulty getting the photos removed. the easiest way to prevent this is to keep photos of your children extremely private. google has introduced a new free product that is helped to ease the mind of parents when it comes to children spending time online. yesterday the tech giant launched the youtube kid app.

it is the company's first ever product built from the ground up with children in mind. it does provide a library of filtered family friendly videos and music. the app has various parental controls including a timer setting. there is a young pitcher for the petaluma little league team that made it to the u.s. championships. he was hurt badly in an accident. how friends reacted when the young sports star crashed on an atv. >> and it was six months ago today that an earthquake shookth napa valley. up next we will look at how the community is bouncing back and what still needs to be done.

welcome back time is 6:44. six months ago today a magnitude 6.0 earthquake shook napa and the surrounding area. it was a bay area's biggest quake since the loma prieta quake in 1989. strong shaking damaged hundreds of homes, businesses, and government buildings. and the quake also sparked a big fire at a mobile home park

and left people without power and water for days. now in the six months since that quake hit the napa area, recovery has been uneven. some homes and businesses have been fixed and repaired. they are back up and running. but ktvu fox 2 tara moriarty says others are still in the early stages of cleanup. >> reporter: we're here at the post office on 2nd street that has been closed since the quake stopped. and folks really miss it. this one says bring it back. this san art deck koa building that is historic and would like to see it once again open for business. you can see that the repairs here have started and we know that the official estimate for damages throughout the city was $442 million. but a risk management company says that number is at least twice that much. downtown the safeway that was reslated to open in december but so far no word.

they have been kind of slow to bounce back. progress is being made. a recent business to reopen. city leaders say they have seen progress in a strong sense of neighbors helping neighbors. >> napa is a resilient community. because we've had a lot of issues in the past with flooding, we used to the idea of recovering from a disaster. >> the city has lost tax money because hotels, restaurants, and other businesses were badly damaged. the company that owns napa self- storage says it's about to demolish the red tagged building with all of the content inside. that is unless tenants agree to help with repair costs. over all most people will tell you half a year later napa is rebounding. we have breaking news to tell you about now.

you're taking a look at oxnar where a metro link has hit a car and detrailed. the train was headed to los angeles. details are still coming into our newsroom but you can see a number of emergency personnel. television stations in los angeles reporting that there are injuries and possibly fatalities. we will continue to follow the story but again this is in oxnard. not far from los angeles. time is 6:47. let's check in with tori campbell. see what is coming up in the next hour of mornings on 2. >> another case of misremembering. find out why the veterans affair secretary is apologizing for misstating his military record.

now we are hearing an explanation for the woman that created the red carpet preshow was left out. those are the stories we are working on for the next hour of mornings on 2. now back to you. >> a lot of people were talking about that. 6:47 is the time. back to sal. >> the metering lights went on a little bit late. we had a stalled vehicle or a crash up on that deck pam and dave. and westbound get into the city today. if you are taking your car, you need a little extra time you can see the traffic around the mccarthur maze will be a little extra slow coming around there. it will stay that way. toll plaza delay is backed up. there is certainly a big line waiting there. 25-30 minute delay depends on you know which lane you are in and if you are paying cash or not. this is a look at highway 4. it's slow until antioch and slow again in pittsburg to bay

point. 6:49 let's go to steve in the weather center. thank you. a very cold morning for many. much colder than what we have seen lately. that is for sure. everyone seems to be so warm. there are a few valleys. i know hope valley is at 32. low 30s for many here. a cold morning for us.

clear skies. lots of sun. clear to mild. high clouds are trying to stream toward. they are running into a lot of dry air. high pressure is building in. i think it will deflect to the south. you can see everything into las vegas and southern california is calming down. 31 napa airport. 31 santa rosa. 30s for many. san jose at 40. but not far away. a couple reports of mid 30s. upper 40s for pittsburgh and antioch and brent wood. manely mid 30s. but couple near freezing. there is a little breeze. oakland northeast at 3. concord south at 5. that is enough to hold the temp up. a little windchill there if you are 31 degrees. but that is if it wasn't for that breeze we would be colder than that.

it's not as bad in minneapolis and omaha and st. louis and chicago. it's cold but not as bad. the main chill has moved off into pennsylvania and new york and boston three below. lancaster was 17 below this morning. just incredibly cold. 15 below in cleveland. yo can see the low right there. zooming out of the picture. they may approach a record for the snowiest february. cold mornings for us. 30s and 40s. wide spread 60s today. so a cold morning, sunny and nice. but again in the sun not bad. mostly cloudy friday. a weak system that will come

right down out of the north which means it will be cold. doesn't have much moisture. i think we got a little bit of rain saturday. some snow in the sierra a little bit. >> all right. >> a little good news. >> time is 6:51. a ride along under fire. coming up in 20 minutes stockton for the firefighters surprised to learn a ride along guest who they spent the day with was actually the girlfriend of a notorious bank robber. the reason she wanted to spend the day with the first responder. >> from icy roads to canceled flights. while the temperatures may be in the 60s, it's a different story in many parts of the country. the toll it's taking on people who live back there.

welcome back to mornings on 2. period of timers say most of the u.s. is in for more chilly weather again today. ice, led to hundreds of crashes on roads from arkansas all the way to pennsylvania yesterday. driving was nearly impossible on many roads because of the ice and strong winds and two- thirds of the country is dealing with brutally cold temperatures that effect anyone who steps outside. >> this kind of weather with the windchill you have to cover, you have to cover up to your eyes. still it's kind of close to not being safe to be outside. >> yeah we really can't complain out here. more than 1,000 flights out of

the usually busy dallas fort worth airport canceled because of weather. that had a ripple effect on flights across the country and it is not likely to get back to normal soon. another 200 flights from dallas already canceled today. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he is willing to separate a bill blocking president obama's immigration executive orders from a bill to fund the homeland security account. >> it's another way to get the senate unstuck from a democratic filibuster and move the debate forward. >> mcconnell says he hopes that a clean bill separating the two issues will pass to fund the department of homeland security before the friday deadline. president obama speaking at a gathering of governors says the security workers are the ones that will be effected. >> unless congress acts one week from now more than 100,000 dhs employees, border patrol, court inspectors, tsa agents will show up to work without getting paid.

>> because 85% of homeland security employees are deemed essential they will have to show up for work. two best friends adopted from the same orphanage in china they have been reunited in oakland by a rare medical problem. they were adopted three years ago by different u.s. families. fran sin lives in fresno. rainy lives in north carolina but both have a rare blood disorder. in a search for a bone marrow donor for their daughter, the rainy's started a social media campaign and that is how they found may's long lost friend. the two were reunited yesterday and they received blood transfusions together. >> we've been together as long as i can remember. and we seem to find each other in the orphanage. we eat lunch at school and we sit by each other when we eat

lunch. >> doctors say the girls need blood transfusions once every three or four weeks but bone marrow transplants that would be the ultimate cure. the families are trying to get more people to sign up to be bone marrow donors. >> something very special about a friendship between two little girls. coming up next in our next hour. a woman in a car hit and killed by a cal train in the south bay. up next the all too common mistake she made that led to her death. >> concerns that a dreaded disease that hasn't been in the u.s. for almost 40 years may make a come back. the dangerous combination in marin county that health officials say could lead to the resurgence of polio.

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ññññ a caltrain crossing is still being worked on this morning after a deadly accident happened here. why a vehicle got stuck there and the reminder that caltrain has for drivers. breaking news in the south bay as a fire tears through a home. why neighbors fear the man who lived there may not have made it out alive.