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.

7:00. we're live in sunnyvale this morning, following breaking news. these are live pictures from a house fire that has turned into a crime scene as officials and neighbors fear the homeowner did not make it out of there alive. coming up in two minutes, we tails we just received from the scene. it looks like there's still smoke coming from the roof of the fire. crews still there. there is a long ladder. welcome back to "mornings on 2." it's tuesday, february 24th. i'm tori campbell. >> good morning, tori. >> good morning. >> i'm dave clark. let's check your weather and traffic now. steve paulson is right over there. you know our forecast. >> clear, cold for us. 30s for many. even a couple of upper 20s up in mendocino county and some of the valleys around napa. a lot of 30s inland. 40s around the bay the -- around the bay. 58 and then a high of 65 today. san jose, high 67. average is 66 this time of year. average high is 61 to 66.

the low, 39. that's below. that's not something we've talked about very much. the lows have been much warmer january and february. the record high, 76, 1946 in san jose. the low is moving far enough east. it's allowed the breezy to tail off. for us, 30s for many. napa at 30. the windchill, napa airport, 26. santa rosa in the low 30s. livermore, 35. san jose, i need to update that. 38 now. so the coldest temps are settling in right now. 32 woodside. they are 31. san mateo, foster city at 39. menlo park and palo alto at 34. any breeze, typeny bit. that's -- tiny bit. that's enough to hold the temp up. south and concord, south and fairfield. that's enough to keep us from being colder. it will be sunny. cold morning for many here.

sunny and a nice quiet pattern from friday into saturday. more in ten minutes. a lot of mid-60s. all right, sal. anything going on? you said all of a sudden, it got busy. it did. we've had a lot going on when it comes to incidents and also slow traffic as we come up on the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll start there getting into san francisco. it's a little bit weird because the metering lights went on late. but if you look at the very left where 880 comes. that's a very good approach to the bridge. if you are coming in from 880 and you have fastrack, you will bypass a lot of this traffic. take 880. don't take 580. we have slow traffic beyond the macarthur maze. we're looking at 880. still looks good. at about 8:00, we have a backup that forms from the coliseum. northbound 280 at 85, they cleared an accident there.

there was a brush fire right here. that's gone. 101 near that area. so that has been taken care of. but traffic is going to be busy in the region and 880 southbound is backing up this morning from 238 all the way down into fremont. up fortunately, not a lot of breaks. we have a lot of heavy traffic in the east bay. it's 7:04. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. breaking news in the south bay. we're getting these pictures in of a two-alarm fire in sunnyvale. the come came in about -- call came in about 5:30 from a home on fisherman drive. this is being treated as a crime scene. neighbors said they scrambled to get to safety. >> my dog barked up. i gout up to see what it was -- got up to see what it was. it was complete orange out there. i yelled for my family to get out. by then, the firefighters were knocking on our door and we

just ran out. >> police say a man there is unaccounted for. neighbors are telling us an elderly man lived in the home alone. we're working to gather more information and will keep you updated as we get new details. caltrain says a train struck and killed a woman in her car who apparently got stuck on the tracks. the chris happened at the ravenswood avenue crossing around 4:45 yesterday afternoon. that street is still closed. janine de la vega joins us live with the warning for other drivers now. good morning. >> reporter: this was a dev dating accident. the vehicle involved in it was stopped here. that's a situation you never want to be in. you can see crews are out here working to replace those crossing gates right now. the accident happened before 5:00 yesterday afternoon and an suv was stopped on the trucks when a southbound train coming from san mateo crashed into it.

it sent the vehicle who feet across the intersection, totaling it. the female driver had to be extricate and was taken to the hospital and died. it's like lick the woman got stuck on the track -- likely the woman got stuck on the tracks because of the traffic backed up ahead of here. >> sometimes at peak commuter hours, traffic will back up across the railroad tracks. that's what happened. somebody stopped on the tracks. >> reporter: trains are back to running on schedule through the ray venswood crossing. crews are working around them to repair the warning gates and lights. cam trains said their thoughts are with the family of the woman who died. they want people to remember, the top speeds of the trains are at 79 miles an hour. it could take five to six miles for them to stop. as far as this repair work goes, these crews have been working overnight and this could take several more hours. the ravenswood cross something

near el ka me -- crossing is near el camino. it's closed to traffic. police are detouring. er -- tori? >> thank you. a commuter train in oxnard hit a truck on the tracks and has detailed. a los angeles area station is reporting at least one person is dead and there may be more fatalities inside the train cars that ended up on their sides. you can see one there on the screen. it looks like a couple of them on the side. metro link's website said the train was on a run from ventura county to los angeles. we'll continue to follow the story and bring you the latest information as it becomes available. these are live pictures from oxnard of a commuter train that derailed this morning near los angeles. santa clara county residents will get a chance to say how they feel about a

controversial system that will let sheriff's deputies track people through their cell phones in a few hours. a 9:00 a.m. public hearing will be held bile the county board of supervisors about a federal grant to buy the tracking system. the sheriff's department says the system would be used to help find criminals, missing persons and others based on court orders. a similar system is already being used in san jose, oakland and fremont. 7:08. two state lawmakers taking action over the new morality clauses for teachers at san francisco catholic schools. according to the examiner, state assembly members are calling for an investigation of working conditions at the catholic schools run by the archdiocese. the archbishop refused their request to remove what they call discriminatory clauses regarding homosexuality, extramarital sex and other acts opposed by the catholic church. the lawmakers say the clauses may violate workers' civil

rights. a young pitcher on the petaluma baseball team, the one that went to the little league world series three years ago, he's recovering from a frightening atv accident. bradley smith is now 15 years old. he had several surgeries since the all-terrain vehicle accident on saturday. we still don't know what happened. the family friends say his right arm was broken and he suffered serious bleeding. smith was riding the atv with a petaluma high school basketball teammate who performed first had -- first aid and called 911. polio was eradicated back in the 1970s in the u.s. but a doctor is raising concern. that crippling disease could be making a comeback. brian flores is in san rafael this morning with the details on, brian, why the doctor is saying this. >> reporter: hi, dave. good morning. there's concern this morning from the public health officer here at marin county. he says he's concerned that

there were several different factors that could lead to a resurgence of polio, something we haven't seen in the country for 40 years. the reason why this concern is because of what he has seen from the recent measles outbreak. now, dr. willis says because of that, he's urging people to get the polio vaccine even though it has not been seen in the country for years. it can be fatal or leave a person paralyzed. an estimated 35,000 a year got polios from the 1930s to the '50s. it got close to 50,000 in the 1950s as well. but in 1979, the u.s. declared the disease eradicated because of the vaccine but, again, with the recent cases of measles, dr. willis is concerned the same can happen with polio. now, he tells the marin independent journal --

>> reporter: now, also in the article, it talks about how fewer than half of marin schools are vaccinated against polio. these are the percentages of kids who are not fully vaccinated against polio. it doesn't mention kids who are partially vaccinated. new village school, 65%. bolinas, 64%. san geranimo, 63%. greenwood, 61% and 52%, marin waldorf school. it's transferred through things like cups, even being in the same swimming pool. >> very interesting. thank you. a california congressman wants an investigation into what the fda is doing to prevent another infection of the superbug. ted lui wants the house committee to oversees the fda

to hold a hearing. last week, the fda issued an alert after seven paints at the ucla medical center became infected with antibiotic resistant bacteria. two people died. the infection was linked to contam named scopes -- contaminated scopes. the fda has acknowledged they are really difficult to clean but says pulling the devices would prevent people from getting life-ive sa -- life- saving procedures. a dog refuses to leave the side of her dead pup. in 20 minutes, what's we being -- being done. but first, a police sergeant speaks out defiantly after being corruption charges.

it will be sunny today. in fact, wall to wall but it's rather cold this morning. we'll take a look at some of the 30s popping up here.

7:14. veterans affairs secretary robert mcdonald is apologizing for misrepresenting his military record falsely stating he served in the special forces. he made the inaccurate claim while speaking with a homeless veteran in los angeles. he's an army veteran who completed ranger training but never served in any special operations unit. he took over control of the troubled veterans affairs department last year. he says he never intended to misrepresent his military service. the white house says it takes him at his word and expects the incident will not impact the

important work he's doing at the v.a. a former san francisco police sergeant emerged from court defiant and angry after he was sentenced to prison on corruption charges. yesterday, a federal judge sentenced him to 41 months in prison, the maximum sentence possible. the judge said he violated the public's trust. the 48-year-old sfpd veteran was convicted of stealing money and property from drug dealers. the investigation grew out of the 2011 release of these surveillance videos showing plain-clothes officers raiding single-occupancy hotel rooms. he said he was framed and his only regret is he did not testify in his own defense. >> i was papa bear. i rocked. i made it happen. i made everything happen. we caught everybody. >> he and robles were convicted in part because of the

testimony of another officer. he's supposed to surrender on or before april 3rd. 7:16. firefighters in stockton want to know why the girlfriend of one of the bank of the west armed robbers was approved to ride along with a city fire crew for a day. firefighters say last month anjelica shad deed them for a day -- shadowed them for a day. she said toward the end of the shift, she mentioned her boyfriend was a man who died in a fatal shootout with police. firefighters want to know how she was approved by the city for a ride along in the first plate. on her background check, she listed a member of her boyfriend's family as machine contact. >> they will be in people's homes, observing what we do. we need to make sure citizens are safe and firefighters are safe also. >> stockton police say she has a record for loitering with the intent of prostitution.

dates back to 2006. she tells reporters she's a certified emt. she's going to school in san francisco and says she needed the ride along hours for a paramedics program. stockton's fire chief says now that he knows about her connection to that robbery case, he is sore i have she was approved for that -- sorry she was approved for the ride along. 7:18. sal's been pretty busy. been following quite a few things for us in traffic. how is it going? >> it's a little bit slow, tori, dave. approaching the bay bridge, it's kind of unusual because we had a slowdown -- slowdowns that are pretty deep in some areas. for example, here on 80. you can see how slow it is coming around the berkeley curve and heading out to the bay bridge. when up get to the toll plaza -- let's go to the the toll plaza picture. 880, if you are coming in using fastrack is not that bad. as a matter of fact, that can be kind of a little bit of a shortcut for you if you get on 880 and you have a fastrack

transponder. you will bypass a good section of this backup and it's worth mentioning. let's talk about contra costa county. you are driving in concord, it's slow on 24 and 680 as usual to highway 24. not too bad. 508 is finally improving. we had several accidents out here as you drive through the area. they are still on the shoulder but traffic is better as it gets into livermore. still very slow out of pleasanton on 680 and then, of course, 85, 280 and 101 have filled in. 101 had a couple of earlier problems. now it's just mostly slow traffic heading up to sunnyvale and cupertino. today's weather, off to a cold start, steve. that's correct, sir. a lot of 30s coming in on crystal clear skies. even 40s, 30s around the bay. mainly 40s. a couple of reports coming in from napa. napa airport, 30 degrees. a little northwest breeze puts the wind chill at 26 although paul watts who spw at highway 29 says i'm only 33.

i know kathy -- think you are north napa said 37. there is a bunch of 30s. i went with the coldest one. napa airport. i know there is a difference between that one. there was, though, a couple of reports of some upper 20s up towards st. helena and calistoga. we'll go for a high of 66. also some 20s into mendocino county. leggette. 64 for a high. everyone will be close on the highs. it's 9 in truckee. sought lake tahoe, 17. blue canyon at 37. single digits in truckee. it's not been that cold up in the sierra. this morning is cold. the low that gave us the wind an rain -- and rain in southern california is now visiting arizona. flagstaff, more snow for colorado but much quieter for the sierra nevada, central valley and down to los angeles and san diego. 30 at napa. 31 santa rosa. 30s for fair field.

concord is in there. even san jose although south san jose one report of 35. mof et. 38. that's chilly for them. yes, it's cold. 32 for lakeport, 31 sebastopol. windsor and petaluma, 35. your morning trifecta and 40s for some of the higher elevations. higher elevations in the 40s. above los gatos, 33. 31 gilroy. 36 sunnyvale. saratoga is in there. any breeze, a little one. east at oakland. not much of one but there is enough to keep the temp up even though it's cold. it will be clear, nice. 42 monterey. cold again. the windchill is the factor here. that's moved off into ohio and pennsylvania, to boston. 5 below in the windchill, 4 below in pittsburgh. cleveland, 10 below and 10 below in detroit. here clear, everything looks good for the next couple of days until friday when a system will come down from the north-

northwest. sunny skies, widespread 60s but 30s on the slow. sunny and nice, not bad. in the shade, cold. everyone will be really close here. 66 for kentfield. 65 sonoma. st. helena, 65. napa, 66 same for concord, brentwood, 67. not much change here. a lot of temps inspect 60s -- in the 60s. a little chill and temperatures will be on the cool side. not much change until friday, we cloud it up. it looks cloudy. very light rain. some snow in the sierra. >> but later in the day, it will be -- >> mid-60. >> a lot of people in the country would take it. >> well, a warning for parents if you like to post photos of your kids online, coming up in 20 minutes, there is a new growing trend, it's called digital kidnapping. the impact this could have on

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we're officially 50 weeks away from super bowl 50. the search for thousands of volunteers just about to get underway. organizers need almost 10,000 people to help with the events leading up to the super bowl. they are recruiting people to help the more than 1 million visitors to attend events all over the the bay area -- over the bay area. >> the idea, we'll 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 volunteers will get a special uniform and get to spend time in the middle of the action. they will be able to attend special events. but one of the things that does not come with the job is a free ticket to the big game. >> still sounds exciting. outside land and the bottle rock festival are two events you know about. now a third one may be coming soon. it's being proposed at sonoma raceway for the summer of 2015. the organizers are seeking permission to bring in 55,000 people a day for the music festival and allowing 6,000 of those guests to camp out on site. >> the music festival would be on the scale of nascar. very heavy emphasis of camping and had people stay on site and stay at the erent for multiple -- event for multiple days.

>> there will be studies done on noise levels and the concerts would ended a -- end at admit. it's getting response from neighbors. >> this isn't the place for it. >> a lot tourists come here and they need things to do and they want things to do. it has the infrastructure. >> the idea goes before the public for the first time tomorrow night in sonoma. a young antioch boy left home with his siblings, end up in a hospital. up next, what caused an explosion that seriously injured his hand. >> reporter: six months after the quake, the city of napa has come a long bay. we'll tell you how much it lost and how much it still has to go. good morning. we're looking at a commute where traffic is going to be busy this morning. if you are driving in san francisco, it's knot bad. but getting -- not bad. but getting into the city is another story. speaking of the city, the

low 48. that's the first low below 50 this month. there is there is a lot of 30s inland. we'll take a look.

7:30. we're continuing to follow breaking news in oxnard. at least one person may have died and 30 others may be injured after a commuter train hit a truck on the tracks and

has derailed. three cars have ended up on their side. but fire officials tell an l.a. station that so far only the fatality is inside the truck hit by the train. you can see some cars on their side. a triage area is set up near the crash site where first responders are separating people based on the severity of their injuries. metro link's website says the train was on a run from ventura county to los angeles. i want to show you a map of where the crash happened. oxnard is along the southern california coast between santa barbara and los angeles. we'll continue to follow this story and bring you the latest information as it becomes available. welcome back to "mornings on 2." it's tuesday, february 24th. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. we're also checking your weather and traffic. outside our door, it is sunny and it is cold. >> it is cold. >> yeah. >> i mean, lows have been very mild. but that system that didn't give us much in the way of any clouds, but gave us a lot of

wind and colder temperatures has moved off. what's significant about the 48 in san francisco, that's the first temperature below 50 this month. normal or average low is 48. so if you think it's cool, it is this morning. 58. we'll go for a high of 64 degrees. oakland starting off even cooler than that at 44. we'll go for a high of 6 a. everyone will be close about 64, 66. there is goes the low. northern arizona on its way to new mexico. you see some of that snow in advance of it. for us, pressure gradients are relaxing. that allows temperatures to take a drop. 30 at napa airport. a few 20s to the north. but a lot of 40s here including napa downtown, 37 degrees. 35 winder, 32 sebastopol and down to the south. 30s for many. but a lot of 40s. pittsburg, antioch an brentwood.

peninsula, woodside, the coldest at 32. menlo park, palo alto at 34. a little hint of a breeze. there is not enough but enough to keep the temperature up. it will be sunny. we'll have a cold morning. highs today will be in the 60s. it's a quiet pattern until friday. more on that in tent minutes -- ten minutes. here's sal. we don't have a quiet pattern on the roads. let's go right to the bay bridge toll plaza, we've had a lot of slow traffic there cueing up to get in the bay bridge. however, if you are driving on 880 you can save yourself time by using the 880 approaches. you have fast track. that's great news. you can bypass a lot of the slow traffic here at the toll plaza. also looking at 880, speaking of which, still not a big slowdown past the coliseum as you drive through. the traffic has been okay. we keep looking at contra costa county because it gets -- it is getting slower on westbound highway 4 and also on southbound 680 and 242. 580 is recovering after early

crashes still kind of low in the livermore valley. then 101 and 85 are the slowest. 28 is slow. we had earlier accidents to blame but right now its just slow traffic in the san jose area. 7:33. back to the desk. thank you. tori, it's hard to believe it's been exactly six months ago today that that big earthquake hit napa in the wine country. it was the biggest quake to hit the bay area since the 1989 loma prieta quake. >> 200 people were hurt. one person died from injuries suffered during that quake. hundreds of home, government offices and buildings were damaged or destroyed in the quake that was centered south of napa. >> well, ktvu fox 2 reporter, tara moriarty, is in napa this morning, and you are saying the recovery is slower in some places, including a major grocery store. >> reporter: yes. we're here at the safeway store on the corner of jefferson and clay. it was supposed to reopen in december. but as you can see, it's still

closed. a lot of people wonder what's going on. >> the building owner, no word from them. you can see all of the food has been moved out and the official estimate for damages throughout the city was $442 million. but a risk management company says that number is really twice that. now, many small business owners say that disaster relief was not enough to recover losses. overall, city leaders say they've seen progress. we spoke to one business owner who lost $38,000 in inventory inside her store. she was able to secure disaster relef but others -- relief but others have not been so lucky. >> we noticed the building was covered in a facade. the side was falling apart during the quake. some other places have been repaired. it's recovering slowly physically but there's recovery. i've heard the relief has been coming slowly and selectively. >> reporter: the city has lost

tax money because some hotels, restaurants and other businesses were badly damaged. the country that owns napa self- storage is about to demolish the red tagged building with all of the contents inside. that's unless the tenants agree to pay for the repair costs. tenants are arguing why should they have to pay since the company doesn't have insurance. most will tell you, napa is well on its way to being back to what it once was. back to you. >> thank you. there is another story to tell you about. nicholas dylan, he was severely hurt during the shake. the chimney at his house collapses -- collapsed on him. he had a broken pelvis. the doctor expected it to take six months for him to walk again. he surprised them. he's practicing soccer already. nicholas says he's not ready to rejoin his team yet. he just doesn't have the stamina. but he says surviving the quake, it's changed him.

now he appreciates every day he's alive. some san francisco crosswalks are about to a get a bold new look to make is safer for people to cross the street. instead of the standard two white lines, crosswalks across the city will be zebra striped with bolder white lines similar to these which are used near schools and at midblock crossings. city trancy officials say the bolder stripes make the crosswalks more visible. this is part of a change to end fatalities by 2024. a 9-year-old boy in antioch was airlifted to the hospital last night after a firecracker exploded in his hand. it happened around 5:30. according to the contra costa times, the boy was at home with two siblings also under 13 years old. there was no adult supervision when the explosion happened. neighbors called for help. the boy was last listed in stable condition. the incident is under

investigation. a woman from san jose expected to be arraigned today in the killing of a man inside his home in gilroy. police arrested 19-year-old gabriella ortiz after getting several tips. she's been lived to the killing of 56-year-old robber hizer. he was found dead in his home on february 16th. d.c.s say a few hours later ortiz and -- detectives say a few hours later, ortiz and others were seen on surveillance video using the man's credit card. police also say she may be linked to similar crimes in more bay area cities. they are still searching for the second woman seen in the video. well, a very disturbing case of animal cruelty in santa cruz county. someone stuffed two dogs inside of sandbags and threw them out of the window of a moving car. the sand backs contained a -- sandbags contained a mother dog and her puppy. the mother cause was able to dhu her way through the bags. when animal got there, the

puppy had already died. the mother refused to leave the sides of the pickup -- the side of the puppy. this happened in watsonville on friday. if you have any information on who may have done this, call the santa cruz county animal shelter. it's dpectsed to be business as usual at the port of oakland all day. itit's been month since the port has been at full staffing. >> i worked more in the last few days than i have in the last few months. >> today was relatively smooth. able to get in and out without any problems. >> even though workers are back on the job, it could take as long as two months to clear the docks of all of the containers waiting document loaded and -- to be loaded and unloaded and it could take just as long to get the deal approved by union members and signed by everyone involved. your time, 7:39.

former santa clara county supervisor george shirakawa changed his play in the mail fraud case. now he's entered a no contest plea. his trial was scheduled to start. his lawyer is asking that he be served to community service. he was already sentenced to a year in jail for stealing $130,000 in campaign donations and public money to finance a gambling habit. hillary clinton will be among today's featured speakers at a silicon valley conference for women. she will be one of the keynote luncheon speakers at the lead- on water mark silicon valley conference for women. this conference raises awareness about the earning power and pope tension as well as opportunities in the fields of science and technology. it also highlights the ground breaking women leading the way.

senate majority leader mitch mcconnep said he's willing -- mcconnell said he's willing to separate a bill blocking president's order from a bill to fund the homeland security department. >> it's another way to get the senate undocument from a democratic filibuster and move the debate forward. >> he says he hopes that a clean bill separating the two issues will pass to fund the department of homeland security before a friday deadline. president obama speaking at a gathering of governors says it's the homeland security workers who will be affected. >> unless congress acts, one week from now, more than 100,000 employees border patrol, port inspectors, tsa agents will show up to work without getting paid. >> because about 85% of homeland security employees are deemed essential, they would still have to show up for work even though they wouldn't get paid until after an agreement is reached. well, you live in a city,

boarded up buildings can be magnets for graffiti. in one san francisco neighborhood, it's an open invitation to write a different kind of message. noelle walker went to the richmond district where the writing is on the wall. >> reporter: the corner of 23rd and california, is hardly a bus stop. a pass-through in the city's richmond district. >> take a look. >> reporter: most notable. >> i like to save a homeless person. >> reporter: for all. these notes. >> it's something tangible. >> i guess it just went up. >> reporter: it started as a blank slate. >> a lot better than graffiti. >> reporter: outside of a boarded-up cleaning business. it's evolved. >> i love that somebody's done it that. >> reporter: from a love letter to the richmond. >> it makes me miss the old neighborhood. >> reporter: to an open bucket list. >> i looked out the window, and you can see before i die, dot, dot, dot. >> reporter: three words.

>> before i do. >> before we die. >> reporter: and a go. >> the guy was writing on the board and asked me what i wanted to do before i died. >> reporter: to finish the sentence -- >> before i die, i want to do what? >> reporter: places people want to see. >> that's me. >> before i die -- >> reporter: people they want to help. >> i like to think back on my relife and reflect that i -- on my life and reflect that i made a difference. >> i would like to see my autistic son thrive. >> reporter: things they dream. >> i will be a superhero. >> spend a day with justin timberlake, i was gonna say. but now that seems really silly after everybody said really good things. >> reporter: it's all on the corner of 23rd an california. >> firefighter, for all to read. >> i immediately looked at it and called my mom and said, this is why i love san

francisco so much. >> reporter: where else can you get advice? >> before we tie, live. >> pretty deep. >> reporter: from a boarded up building. >> did you write on here? >> reporter: on a city street corner. >> yes, it has grown. >> reporter: in san francisco, noelle walker, fox 2 news. >> i imagine a lot of people would like to contribute to the wall. governor christie in trouble with the law? ahead at 8:00, the reason he must come up with more than a billion dollars in the next few months. next -- imagine seeing your child's photo on someone else's instagram. the caption is from a stranger claiming to be your baby's mom. the disturbing trend and what you can do to prevent it from happening to you. good morning. we're looking at the south bay commute right now. we see some slow traffic on 280 getting up to highway 17. we'll give you a roundup of this entire commute. well, cool as a rule, especially up into napa county.

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parents have been told for years to avoid giving peanuts to babies for fear of triggering an lightning. new research shows the opposite is true. a study showed found that giving babies food containing peanuts before their first birthday actually appears to prevent the allergy. the study followed babies considered to be at high risk of developing peanut allergies and those who ate peanut snacks

before they were 11 months old and continued to eat them three times a week until they were 5 years old, reduced the chance of developing a peanut allergy by 80%. some experts are calling the study groundbreaking. there is a new and disturbing trend called digital kidnapping. pam cook joins us now in the studio with a warning for parents. some things you can do to protect your photos an kids -- and kid. >> most people use social media to share pictures and very often pictures of their children. there is a game. it's called roll playing the it may involve your cute little baby. digital kidnapping is when someone steal as picture of your child and posts it on social media claiming the child to be their own. in many case, the digital feeds are teenaged girl using the photos to roll play their future. >> she had taken photos from my blog and put them on her time line and was pretending it was

her son. >> now, lindsay said she's lucky. when she contacted the girl who was using her son's picture, she apologized and immediately took down the photos of lindsey's son. other parents have not been as fortunate and other posts are not so innocent. as some some of these thieves are looking for specific pictures such as kids in the bathtub. instagram and facebook said this violates terms of service agreements but parents barn it's hard to enforce. for now, clicking and saving someone else's photo and using it on your own site is not against the law, police say. there are some easy things you can do to procorrect your -- protect your photos and kid. more coming up. >> can't wait to hear that. thank you. 7:49. google has a new free product. it's designed to help ease the mind of parents who worry about how much time their kids spend

online. ♪ >> here it is. yesterday, google launched the youtube kid app. it's the company's first ever product built from the ground up with kids in mind. this one provides a library of filtered family friendly videos and music. >> as a parent, knowing that she's in the stone where there's not gonna be -- zone where there's not gonna be violent videos or sexual videos, it makes me happy. >> this new google app has several parental controls including a setting for a timer. right now, it's only available here in the united states but google is hoping to expand it around the world. >> all right. 7:50. we want to check in with sal. been pretty busy. there are some slow spots out there and problem spots. >> that's right. we're looking at slow traffic in the east bay. let's start with 880 northbound. you can see the traffic is going to be busy heading up past the coliseum.

that backup is beginning to get in place. it's usually there for the entire 8:00 hour. bay bridge toll plaza has been superheavy but some of the lanes look good. the 880 ramps are actually looking great if you want to approach from that way. at the macarthur maze, we still have some slow traffic. it's taking about 56 minutes to drive that eastshore freeway from hercules down to the richmond area. and we're looking at 580 still very slow. 680 out of pleasonton is jam packed on the way down to the sunol grade. it's time for the weather. here's steve. it will be a beautiful day. cold for many here in morning. we've not had cold lows. today is one of the view. some of the coldest since january. napa, many reports, skip says north napa, okay. i'm one mile south of yountville. 30 degrees. napa airport, 30 degrees. paul watts, highway 29 had 33 and kathy in browns valley, 37. so a lot of 30s, thanks to everybody for the information.

it can bounce up pretty quick. san francisco now only 40. you are saying 40. not only is that normal for this time of year, their low has not gone below 50 in february. this is the first morning. if it feels cooler to you, maybe not cool, but colder. 9 in truckee. south lake tahoe is 17. i think they will get snow up there friday night and saturday. there is a system dropping down from the north. i will show you that in a second. it's good to go. the higher clouds will stay off to the distance. the rain in southern california and some mountain snow has moved off into the four corners. there's the napa airport. they had a windchill of 36. 40s for many, including sfo, redwood city, dipped to 36. higher elevations are in the 40s. gill troy down to 32 and 30s for sunnyvale, saratoga, also morgan hill. kind of cold even out to sacramento. 36 there. redding at 39. saw 47 in l.a. there goes a little voom.

it's flying out of the picture. today, it will be nice. the low is long gone. widespread 60s. it will be a cold morning but a sunny and nice day. it's one those days in the sun where you are going, it's not too bad. you go around the corner and there's shade. it's cold. 60s on a lot of the temperatures. clearlake, a couple of 20s. novato, 65. a few up in mendocino county and a couple around st. helena this morning. a lot of 60s on the high side. won't matter if it's north bay, east bay, south bay, temperatures will be in the 60s even on the coast and on the peninsula. a lot of 60s. think more of the same tomorrow. looking decent, better here for late friday into saturday. not a lot of rain but i think they will get mountain snow. >> which they desperately need and we need for our water supply. imitating art but in the wrong ways. coming up -- how a college student says the new "50 shade of grey" movie inspired him to commit what police say was a very serious crime.

best friends separated when they adopted from an orphanage halfway around the world. up next, why the reunion in the bay area, it's a little bittersweet.

two best friends adopted from the same orphanage in china have been reunited in oakland by a rare medical disorder. the 11-year-olds were adopted by different u.s. families three years ago. one lives in fresno. the other in north carolina. both girls suffer from a rare blood disorder. in their search for a bone marrow donor, they started a social media compain. that's how they found them. they reunited yesterday and received blood transfusions together. >> we've been together for as long as i can remember.

we seem to find each other like in the -- in the orphanage. we eat lunch at school and sit by each other. >> doctors say the girl need blood transfusions about once every three to four weeks but bone-marrow transplants would be the ultimate cure. the families are triting to -- are trying to get people to be bone-marrow transplants. >> look at that. wish well well. could polio be making a comeback here in the u.s.? after the break, the dangerous combination in marin county that some say could lead to a resurgence. and breaking news in sunnyvale, the latest. police say a man is missing following a two-alarm fire. we're looking at the south bay commute. we've had a couple of issues on this very freeway. things seem to be stabilizing on 101 san jose into a lot of record lows across the country

including nine below in pittsburgh, p.a. that was a record. it won'tge that cold. is there any rain on the extended outlook? yes. i will show you when.

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welcome back. we are at a grim fire seen -- scene. just moments ago, firefighters just confirmed there's one fatality in this major house fire this morning in sunnyvale. these are live pictures. we're at the scene near fisher hawk and cardigan drives. they've confirmed one fatality. in three minutes, fox 2's janine de la vega, she will be here with more on what happened in the fire, the victim, what we know and how neighbors were able to get themselves to safety. stay tuned. welcome back to "mornings on 2." tuesday, february 24th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. quick check on weather and traffic. so steve, noticeably chillier this morning and finally some legitimate rain in the forecast. >> a little bit. >> okay. >> late friday/saturday. i wouldn't cancel any plans. it won't be very warm on the weekend. that's for sure. we do have clear skies now but temps have finally cooled.

the lows have been way above average here. we can't get them to cool off. they did this morning. today's forecast for san jose, 67, 39. that average is 66. pretty close on the high side. below on the low. 1897, it was 26 years. the record high, 76 in 1947. it will be clear, the low which gave us the breeze. all of the active weather has moved into the four corners and out of the sierra. for us, 30s, 40s. 39 napa airport. a little breeze kicked in. we're bouncing off the morning lows. we had a lot of 30s. windsor, sebastopol, petaluma. high pressure building in. it will give us a nice couple of days. a cold morning, sunny and nice. but a little cool here if there's any breeze that kicks in. it's a quiet pattern until late friday and saturday. highs today, everybody low to mid-60s mainly for most. sal, still busy or are things picking up? >> it's a little bit busy. we're looking at the south bay.

we'll start off with san jose first. start off in the silicon valley and northbound 101 as you drive up to interstate 880, it's getting better. but still a little bit slow hon 101. 2480 and 85. i can show you the map in the south bay. it's slow due to earlier accidents. we had a lot of fender-benders in the area. 5 80 is recovering. at least it's getting better. 608 is very from concord all the way down into danville this morning which is unfortunately kind of the normal morning commute. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza where that's backed up 15, 20 minutes. we've seen some improvement. if you are driving in on 880 and you have fastrack, that's a good way to bypass a lot of that slow traffic. back to the desk. breaking news in sunnyvale where a person has die in a house fire. the two-alarm fire was called

in about 5:00 this morning at a home on fisher hawk drive. the home is now surrounded by crime tape. that's where janine de la vega is live. what are you learning? >> yeah. this is very sad news. we just spoke to the officer with the department of public safety here and he did tell us that the body was found in the back of the house in the home you see behind me. it's in a neighborhood tucked away near fremont and wolfe road. that's all of the information. they wouldn't say if it was a man or a woman but as soon as the neighbors standing around here heard that they all just shook will head. they do tell meal that the person who lives here is an elderly man in his late 70s, possibly early 80s, although, police have not confirmed that it is the resident who actually lives here. let's go to video we shot earlier where you can see the

smoke and some flames that were coming from this house at about 5:30 this morning. it was called in, not from somebody who was inside this house but somebody who was patting by and it took -- passing by and it took firefighters about an hour to get it under control. it was fully engulfed in flames. they had to go into a defensive mode to put out the fire. even though at this hour, we could still see there is some black smoke that's coming and rising from the roof here. it's completely collapsed. it was a twof story house. if you take a look -- look in there, it's devastating. there is a car. the frame of the house is a bunch of debris and rubble. again, a body was found in the back of the house. they are not saying if it was a man or a woman but when -- but when our crew first arrived,

they did say there was a man unaccounted for who lives here. wee were gonna stay -- we were two na stay on top of this. nobody has been identified yet. this is all fresh and unfolding in front of us. >> thank you, janine. we continue to follow breaking news from oxnard, near los angeles. at least 30 people are believed injured after a commuter train hit a truck this morning on the tracks and three train cars ended up on their side as you can see in these live pictures. that's one of the train cars just on its side there. officials on the scene just said there are no fatalities. yerl yerl -- earlier, a tv station was saying there was one. there are reports the truck driver left the scene but was later taken into custody. metro link's website says the train was en route from ventura county to los angeles. more live pictures here from the ground and from the air. different perspectives for you. again this is a story we'll continue to follow throughout

the day here on ktvu fox 2. also caltrain is back on its regular schedule this morning after two separate deaths along the tracks. at 9:00 last night, a man inside a caltrain tunnel in san francisco that was near 18th street and interstate 80s what hit and killed by a -- 80 was hit and killed. earlier a woman in her car who likely got stuck on the tracks was killed at the ravenswood avenue crossing. the impact sent her car 40 feet. she was taken to stanford hospital where she died. caltrain said she likely got stuck on the tracks because of traffic ahead of her. >> sometimes at peak commute hours, traffic will back up across the railroad tracks. that's what happened. somebody stopped on the trucks. >> caltrain is below minder drivers -- is reminding drivers never to cross the tracks

unless you are sure you can make it across. it can typically take five, six miles for a train to come to a complete stop. the accident shut down the service for the start of the evening commute, delaying passengers up and down the peninsula. 8:06. well, a national conference at uc berke lip -- berkeley on sexual assault, it's coming with controversy. it's one of the offices being investigated for the civil rights for handling sexual assault cases. it was prompted by a complaint last year by students who say the college failed to adequately protect students from an assault. tomorrow, some students plan a protest. they say uc berkeley should fix its own problem before presenting itself as a leader in the campus against sexual assaults. the number of those reporting section supe crimes in u.s. santa cruz has tripled since 2011. the campus has increased its

sexual response and prevention this year. the university says figures show fewer students are coming forward and reporting comes. according to the examiner, state asimply members are calling -- asimply members are calling for an investigation on working conditions at the catholic schools run by the archdiocese. the archbishop refuse their request to re-- refuse their request to remove things like homosexuality and other acts opposed by the catholic church. could polio be making a come bang -- comeback. a doctor in marin county is raising new concerns about the

crippling new disease. brian flores has more on why the doctor is so worried. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning. the doctor that we're talking about is the public health officer for marin county. he tells the independent journal there are several factors that could lead to a resurgence in polio. now, doctor mathew willis says because of that he's urging people and kid to get the polio vaccine even though as you mentioned, it has not been seen in this country for years. polio currently present in nine countries worldwide can be fatal or leave a personal paralyzed. an estimated 35,000 a year got polio from the 1940s to '50s. in 1979, the u.s. declared the disease eradicated because of the vaccine. but with the recent cases of measles, dr. willis also concerned the same can happen with polio. he tells the independent journal we have a lot of families that enjoy

international travel combined with a relatively high rate of people who are unvaccinated for diseases that are endemic in other parts of the world. he says that's a dangerous combination. we spoke with people here in marin county, a woman remembers what it was like before the vaccine. she says her good friend has polio to this day. >> he got it when he was really little, came home from school one day and just dropped. he was paralyzed and he still is. he's on crutches and -- all of his life. it's a horrible disease. >> i will do my research and look into every fact i can before i do anything for my daughter. my daughter is the most important thing. i'm gonna do my due diligence to research. once i do the research, i will be able to make a conscious decision. >> you are looking at the percentages of kid who are not fully vaccinated. new village school at 65%.

bolinas as 64. san gm erinomo, 63%. greenwood school, 61% and 52%. it doesn't take into account kid who are partially vaccinated. doctors say because polio has not been seen in about 40 years, it's a reminder for what it looks like. it can be spread through direct contact and through water. things like sharing cups, even sharing the same swimming pool. >> boy, that's scary. thank you. 8:11. well, san francisco city officials are trying to find ways to increase public transportation late at night. about 60,000 people work nights in san francisco. muni only runs a very limited late-night service and b.a.r.t., well, b.a.r.t. shuts down just after midnight. san francisco supervisor scott

wiener released task force recommendations to increase late night as well as earl businesses and the -- as well as restaurant businesses. the all right also recommends that b.a.r.t. offer 24-hour service but b.a.r.t. says it can't currently do that around the clock because it need to shut down the system at night to perform maintenance work out there. >> certainly hope they find some -- >> some kind of solution. >> a lot of people say, you need to have the late-night transportation. a warning for parents who post pictures of their young children online. kind of tempting to do. coming up in 26 minutes, details on a growing trend and the impact it could have on your children. >> but first, the academy responding to claims it snubbed joan rivers. after the break, the reason she was not included in the

memorial during the oscars. good morning. we're looking at a commute here where traffic is going to be busy as you drive on the san mateo bridge. we'll tell you a little more about this commute straight ahead. well, it will be sunnyside up today and temperatures warming up. it was cold this morning. we'll talk about the rest of the week, see if there's any rain in the extended outlook.

the moects picture academy is responding to criticism for

-- motion picture academy is responding to criticism for leaven joan rivers out. many noticed she was not listed in the memorial segment. the academy said she's among many worthy artists and filmmakers we were unfortunately able to feature. the statement she's included in an online gallery. she appeared in a number of galleries and was well-known for her red carpet fashion critiques. a judge says chris christie broke his own law when he cut more than a billion dollars out of a state pension payment this year. the ruling came after a group of public workers unions sued to stop governor christie from slashing their retirement fund. the judge said he has to work with state lawmakers to try to find a way to restore that money by june 30th. governor christie said he will appeal the judge's ruling.

well, the united states now has its first special envoy for lgbt rights. the state department named randy barry to that post. now, he will promote and defend the rights of lgbt people all over the world. state department says he will work to reduce violence against lgbt people including in the 75 countries where same-sex relationships are crimes. starting today, recreational use of marijuana is legal in alaska. but when voters approved the law back in november, it said use must be only in private. that vague language has some people kind of confused about what is considered a private place. violaters can be hit with a $100 fine. alaska's board that governs alcohol will need to meet to make the details more clear.

colorado and other states are the openly others that allow adults to use pot recreational. more women are turning away from birth control pills and using long-lasting methods instead of iiud use has increased an implants tripled in use -- and implants tripled in use. most are 99% effective at preventing pregnancy. women like the other method because they don't have to remember to take a pill every day. a student at the university of illinois at chicago who is accused of sexual assault apparently told the police he was trying to re-enact scenes from the movie "50 shades of grey." he's accused of tying up and beating another student in his dorm room saturday night. ha sane alawyer said her client believed the encounter was

consensual. he's being held now on $500,000 bail. >> kind of unfortunate, a lot of women's rights groups were afraid would happen. kind of get the wrong idea. let's move on and talk about traffic. i know you want to move on and talk about traffic. >> tuesdays and wednesday tend to be the slowest days. we'll start there and talk about the east bay. traffic will be slow getting away from the san mateo bridge and heading out to the high rise. it's not stop and go but you will see some slow traffic there. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, it is improving. if you are trying to get into san francisco and you've waited, you've done a good thing. things are getting much better. let's go back to the east bay from concord to walnut creek, it's slow all the way down to danville and then we can move over to the eastshore freeway, still slow in pockets. hercules, richmond, it's not

completely slow all the way but definitely most of it is going to be slow. and then marin county from novato near highway 37, down to central san rafael. that's the slowest traffic in marin county. stepped outside. nice out there. >> it's very nice. we're starting to work off the morning lows which were in the 30s for many. a couple of 20s, not too many. there were a few. a lot of 30s. san francisco finally for the first time this month, their low went below 50 dergs. checked in at 48 which is normal for this time of year. 58 at noon the we'll go 64 for a high as temperatures rebound from the low which is churning in the four corners. giving some snow in new mexico and colorado. you can see phoenix right be getting some and flagstaff. the old air left behind. temperatures have come up a good 5, 10 degrees for some. high pressure builds in. upper 40s, low 50s.

anty okay, 51 -- antioch, 51. danville, 40. la fayette, 40. it's not taking long. northeast napa, that will do it. that warm things up from 30 to 39 in an hour. north at 6 at novato. southeast concord at 6. there will be a little breeze today but nothing like yesterday. that's for sure. it will be clear except for southern california. get a few high cloud. 50s down there -- a few hoey clouds. a few high clouds. our next focus of attention will be late friday into saturday. it will be a colder system. i think we'll get a little bit of rain. a cold morning giving way to sunshine and nice temps. 60s for everybody. mainly mid. i just think the lows are so cool. it will be tough to rebound. maybe warmer towards santa cruz but not much. about the same on wednesday and

then some low clouds might start to work their way back. some light rain, snow up in the sierra nevada. a cool, breezy pattern on sunday. >> these more normal temperatures? >> these are normal. >> 61, 66 on the high side. about 40, 48 on the low. >> 30 -- >> the lows have been way above. >> yeah. >> since january. >> so -- this is normal. >> yes. >> thank you, steve. 8:2. it was a rough night for the kansas jayhawks. not only did they lose to their biggest rivals. they got caught up in drama after the game. in 23 minutes, we'll tell you about the melee that has the league considering a major change. but first, long hours, no way, what about the perks? we'll tell you about the bit the bay area super bowl committee is offering to volunteers for the big game.

we are officially 50 weeks away from super bowl 50. at levi stadium. the search for volunteers is about to get underway. organizers need about 10,000 people to help with all of the events. they are recruiting people to help the more than 1 million visitors who will be attending super bowl events all over the bay area. they are especially looking for people who know the landmarks

and others who are tech savvy. >> the idea is that we'll 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. >> and in return, volunteers will get a special uniform and be able to spend time in the middle of all of the action. they will be able to attend special events but one thing they will not -- that does not come with the job is a free ticket to the big game. >> that's the one thing they want. >> yes. >> oh, well. technology in question. the fireworks expected today in santa clara over the sheriff's department new swins equipment that some say -- surveillance equipment that some say goes too far. >> slow and selective. that's how some people describe the relief for napa quake victims. we'll tell you how far the city

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?y?l?é?é7777777 welcome back. we're live in napa. see that big sign? that says it all. we're in napa. would you believe six months ago today, the wine country was rocked by that major earthquake. the safeway is still closed. tara moriarty has been out there all morning taking a close look at the recovery. also talking about the lessons learned from the earthquake. tara will tell us why some people are really angry about one property owner's decision to tear down a building. stay tuned. tuesday morning, february 24th. i'm dave clark. glad you are here.

let's check weather and traffic. steve paulson is here with your forecast. >> cold to start, dave, this morning. many locations, coldest they've been in a long, long time. in fact, maybe sense early january. finally some 30s inland. i say finally pause we've been so far above on the lows. already working on the cold start for many. all signs point toward a sunny day and temperatures warming up. but the low will be a pretty good system as it moves into -- it's already into arizona, new mexico, colorado. it will give them a lot more snow. for us, things calm down in that department. but the cold air has settled in. 30s and 40s. 40s and 50s. beginning to see a little bit of a bump up. woodside was 31. now 39. menlo park, palo alto still in there. 40s, san mateo. there goes the low. it's moving quick. cold morning, sunny and nice. again, those it's a quiet pattern until late friday, saturday. i think we'll get a little system. maybe some rain here. but until then we'll have

sunshine and a little bit warmer temps. today right about where we should be. anything new? >> we're seeing some improvement in the morning commute. the traffic in some commutes is markedly better than it was a half-hour ago. 880, it's slow past the coliseum heading north on the right there. southbound is a little bit slow heading down to hayward. i want to show you what happens when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza. that is much better. in fact, the 880 approach has been stellar all morning long especially if you have fastrack, you can get right through. but not that great on 880 heading south out of san leandro, hayward. all the way down to fremont. look at all of the road sensors and this backup extend all the way down to highway 237. when you get to the south bay, there's still plenty of slow traffic there. some commutes have improved. others are right in the middle of what is a busy time.

8:31. back to the desk. thank you. we're still in ventura county. look at this scene. we're following breaking news. a metro link train hit a truck on tracks out there this morning. it derailed about 5:45 this morning. this is the wreckage out there. it was headed from ventura county to los angeles. about 30 minutes ago, officials said there are no fatalities. they are still checking into all of this. we do know 28 people are said to be hurt. at least two were taken to the hospital with head injuries. there are reports the driver of the truck involved was taken into custody. again, this is still an evolving story, a breaking news story. we'll keep following it and bring you all of the latest information as soon as we get it in. 8:32. it's been exactly six months to the day since a 6.0 magnitude quake shook the wine country. some parts of napa have already

recovered but ktvu's tara moriarty, who is live in napa right now in the area, you say the fate of one major business in town, still in limbo. >> reporter: no sign of what lies ahead for the safeway store on clay and jefferson. it was supposed to reopen in december but no announcement from safeway corporate. you can see that all of the food has been moved out here. many small business owners say that disaster relief was not enough to cover the lots. they've been slow to bounce back. overall, city leaders say they've seen progress. we spoke to one business owner who lost $38,000 in inventory inside her store. she was able to secure some disaster relief but others haven't been so lucky. >> physically recovering. this building used to be covered in a facade. the side was falling apart during the quake and some of the other plates down the street -- places down the street have been repaired. it's recovering slowly. but there's recovery. from what i heard, the relief

is coming slowly and very selectively. >> reporter: the city has lost tax money because some other businesses were badly damaged. the company that owns napa self- storage is about to defollowish the red-tagged building with all of the contents inside. that is unless 70% of the tenants agree to pay for the costs. tenants are arguing why they should have to pay since the company doesn't have insurance. the initial estimate throughout the city was $442 million. but a risk management says the number is twice that. so residents say they still have a long way to go. live in napa, tara moriarty, back to you. >> thank you. it's expected to be business as usual at the port of oakland all day today. it was an uneventful night shift at the port which is a good thing for shippers, for the workers out there and for the truck drivers who go in and out of the port. it's been months since the port has been at full staffing on the night and weekend shifts.

>> i borked more in the last -- worked more in the last few days than the last few months. >> today was relatively smooth, able to get in and out without any problems. dash. >> it may take acas lightning as two months -- it may take as long as two months to load the containers. mitch mcconnell says he's now willing to separate a bill blocking president obama's immigration executive orders from a bill to fund the homeland security department. >> it's another way to get the senate unstuck from a democratic filibuster and move the debate forward. >> he hopes a clean bill will pass to fund the department of homeland security before a friday deadline. president obama speaking at a gathering of governors says it's the homeland security

workers who will be affected. >> unless congress acts one week from now, more than 100,000 vhs employees, border patrol, inspectors, agents will show up to work without getting paid. >> because about 85% of homeland security employees are deemed essential. they would still have to show up without getting paid. a former police sergeant emerged from court defiant and angry after he was sentenced to prison on corruption charges. yesterday a federal judge sentenced him to 41 months in prison, the maximum sentence possible. the judge said he violated the public's trust. the 48-year-old police veteran was convicted of stealing money and property frommer va --

property. he said he was framed and his only regret is he do not testify in his own defense. >> i was papa bear. i made it happen. we caught everybody. >> he and robles were convicted in part because of the testimony of another officer, renaldo vargas. robles and vargas are still waiting for their own sentencing. 8:37. there is a disturbing new trend. it's called digital kidnapping. parents take precautions to keep their kid safe in parks but what about the internet? pam cook is in the studio with a warning pam and the actions parents can take. >> it's called digital kidnapping. it happens when your instagram site is not private. basically, people can take photos from your site and use them on their own and many times they are taking photos of

children. if you type in baby rp on instagram, you will see what we mean. rp stands for roll playing. many teenaged girls are using the photos to act out their future. >> my son's future was her cover page as well as she had taken photos from my blog and put them on her time line and was pretending it was her son. >> now, both instagram and football say this violates -- facebook say this violates the terms of agreements but parents argue it's hard to find out if your kids' photos have been taken and harder to get removed. you can mark your photos to identify them as yours and make them less appealing to digital thieves. >> water mark your photos. choose carefully what you share public because -- what you put on the internet will be there forever. >> there are some apps out there where you can water mark your photos pretty easily. privacy experts say the easest

way to -- easiest way to provent this from happening is to keep your photos private. dave? >> thank you. in less than a half-hour, santa clara county residents will get a chance to say how you feel about a controversial system will let sheriff's deputies track people through their cell phones. a 9:00 a.m. public hearing will be held by about using a federal grant to buy the tracking program. the sheriff's department says the system would be used to help find criminals, missing persons and others based on court orders. a similar system that's called sting ray. it's already being used in san jose, oakland and fremont. 8:39. it's being called a game changer. after the break, the new information about how to prevent peanut allergies. but first remember this? >> i'm just here so i won't get

fined. >> after the break, the way marshawn lynch is capitalizing on the place he made famous during super bowl xlix's media day. we are are looking at the commute. a little -- we are looking at the commute. a little bit of slowing in the east bay. it looks good into marin. the weather is fine. but for how long? there is a change on the extended outlook. we'll show you when that will arrive.

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8:42. parents have been told for years to avoid giving foods containing peanuts to babies for fear of triggering an allergy but new research show the exact opposite may be true. a study found giving babies food containing peanuts before their first birthday appears to prevent the allergy. the study followed babies considered to be at high risk of developing pea fut -- pea pea -- peanut allergies. a california congressman wants an investigation into what the fda is doing to

prevent another infection of the superbug. ted lui wants the house committee that oversees the fda to hold a hearing. last week the fda issued an alert after seven patients at. ucla medical center became infected with an an an antibiotic-resistant bacteria. two people died. ucla said it properly cleaned the scopes but the fda has acknowledged the scopes are hard to thorough clean but says pulling the devices would prevent people from gating life- saving procedures. the u.s. postal service is honoring mia angelo with a stamp. details will be unveiled at a later date. may a angelou is best phone for "i know why the cage bird sings." her poetry earned her a

pulitzer prize and she was awarded the presidential medal of freedom in 2011. in college basketball, the kansas jayhawks lost to their biggest rival and then they faced an even tougher challenge after the game, trying to get back to the locker room. thousands of kansas state fans stormed onto the court some of the fan enthusiasm may have gone too far. run person was scene across the floor doing this. they had 0 to subdue a rowdy fan. the league is vee you what happens and is considering stricter rules. marshawn lynch is considering a trademark for this phrase -- >> i'm just here so i won't get fined. >> i'm just here so i won't get

fined. >> the oakland native used that phrase to answer every single question to avoid a fine by the nfl. lynch was fined $100,000 last season for not complying with the league ally media policy. he's already trademarked the phrases about that action boss and beast mode. >> well, think of all of the situations you can use that. >> yeah. >> when you are being hollered at by your spouse on the job. >> right. >> when i mess up with sal -- >> hey sal, i'm just here -- >> so i won't get fined. >> that won't work at my house. back to the drawing board, dave. >> yeah, right. [laughter] >> let's take a look at the -- i can tell you what won't work already. let's take a look right now. we'll start off with 880 south. it's very slow. some of these commutes are getting better. this one is not. 880 heading south all the way down into fremont. a lot of people on that commute

there getting slow. also looking at the commute now, we go soto some of the live pictures. i can tell you traffic on the san mateo bridge is heavy when you get to highway 101. bay bridge toll plaza that's improved a little bit especially if you are approaching from 880. want to get in the city, use 880. with your transponder you will be able to bypass a lot of that traffic. let's go to steve. had cold lows. coldest we've seen, some since early january in san francisco. went below 50 on the loet temp. the low gave us the wind and left behind some cold air. southern california had rain and snow. las vegas and arizona. that's where the system goes right now. it will be a pretty big snowmaker. you can see it enhancing. it heads into parts of the four corners. for you, clear skies, it will be nice -- for us, clear skies, it will be nice. a lot of 30s and a few 20s. higher clouds probably won't

make it. maybe a few to the south bay and the low continues to work its way out of the system. our next system will be here from the north. not a lot of moisture but i think it will make it for the sierra. cold morning, sunny and nice. 60s on the temps. mainly mid. about everybody around 64, 65 degrees. st. helena, 65. had a report of a 25-degree reading near st. helena. 26 up in leggette in mendocino county. there were a few. 60, saratoga, los los -- los gatos. about the same on wednesday. we cloud it up friday into saturday. i think we'll a get a little bit of rain. but the key is the sierra. they will get some snow. >> they need it. not just for water supply you go -- but for the ski resources. police in something are apparently willing to do whatever it takes to end the long, cold winter and that includes arresting the

fictional star of "frozen." yes, that's elsa. police, sorry, they had to let it go. get it, dave? >> yes. >> the photo shoot was arranged by a local photographer. i just checked. my parents retired to south carolina and it's gonna be 31 today. [laughter] >> right on the coast. it is unusually cold in many other parts of the country. >> i will send them warm thoughts. a major movement involving some really extraordinary kids around california. after the break, we are talking about an event called "we day" california and hue microsoft helps -- how microsoft helps

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[ cheers ] boy, you want to hear some kids screaming, i'm talking about thousands and thousands of kids screaming. well, they are gonna pack the s.a.p. center in san jose center for "we day" one of the hottest tickets of the year. but you can't buy your way in. you've gotta earn your way in. and to earn it, each of all of those kids out there, they have to take on one local and one

global action to help make the world a better place. it's a tremendous program. joining me now live from lincoln high school in san jose, i've got some students here. there's chloe. how are you? >> hello. how are you? >> good to see you. good to see all of you. chloe is out there and sid espinoza. that's sid on the left. how are you, sid? >> good morning. >> sid is from microsoft. you are the head of philanthropy and civic engagement for microsoft. it was good seeing you last year at "we day." it's good to see all of you. in a nutshell, describe what "we day" is and what it means to you. >> well, "we day" is rooted in the idea that every kid it make a difference in the world regard less of their gender or age or social economic status. so this happens around the country to get kids involved in community service. it's a concert for 16,000 kids

who, as you said, have done a community service project in the community and one for the world. microsoft was the founding sponsor of the program. we believe that every child in the united states has the ability to make a difference in their community. it's part of our youth program to get kids empowered through education, entrepreneurship. it's a great program. we're proud it bring it to california. >> i really enjoyed being there. >> let meet talk to chloe real quick. >> i know you work with young kid. you teach them. you volunteer. describe some of what you do in your involvement. >> well, i recently got involved in computer science about a year ago, and now i have been involved with pet girls, which is funded by intel and i go to the middle school often and it's really excited because they are so interested in technology and i volunteer at uc berkeley's lawrence hall

of science every saturday and it really brings a smile to my face to see all of the joy that the kids get from learning about technology and science. >> you are a great young lady. how has this changed you personally being involved in all of these things. >> personally, it's changed me because, you know, i never thought that i could make a difference the way i have and i have only been really involved with this for one year, and going tomorrow and seeing all of those inspiring adults and celebrities an kid, it's really amazing. i never knew that i could do something with just me. >> you are doing it. i'm proud of you. i'm proud of you and all of your colleagues and lincoln high school. you are changing lives. this is gonna be a great, great day at the s.a.p. center and sid, you and microsoft, you guys are propping up, promoting and doing great things. proud of you, too.

>> thank you very much. we're proud to do it. it's important work. it shows kid they can make a difference every day in their community if they just put in the effort. >> that's the kind of stuff we like to talk about on tv. >> sid and chloe and all of the wonderful young ladies, thank you for being with us from lincoln high school. we appreciate you and have fun at "we day." okay? >> thank you. have a good day. >> all right. have a great one. back to you, toesh -- tori. >> thank you. well, batkid is returning to the bay area tonight. >> we decided to turn san francisco in the city. >> it will kick off with bitkid, it's a documentary about miles scott, a cancer survivor, and his wish to become a superhero. we covered this. thousands helped turn san francisco into gotham city.

the film festival kicks off the today and runs through march 8th. it was such a huge success. i don't think anyone could have written it any better. >> a lot of fun. >> let's check back with sal one -- one more time. >> can you take care of us on the roads. yes. we're gonna start off at the toll plaza. lack at your way getting into san francisco. there is a crowd. it's better than it was. you will still be waiting for about 15 minutes. also looking at san francisco, i've noticed that southbound 101 to the eastbound 80 ramp, a little bit crowded getting on the lower deck of the bay bridge. we m earlier issues on the lower deck. nothing major. if you are driving on the nimitz freeway, still some slow traffic on 880 south from 238 on down. today's forecast with steve. sunny, nice. temperatures in the 60s. coast, bay, inland, won't matter. mostly sunny tomorrow. about the same and then changes begin on thursday. cloud it up on friday. maybe light rain late friday into saturday. i think some snow, mountain

snow. lot a -- not a lot. but some. >> they will take it. >> they need it? >> that's our report for this morning. we thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> and be sure to watch the fox news at noon. we'll continue to follow developments in sunnyvale where we're waiting for investigators to identity a body found in a house fire. we'll have updates also at 5:00 and 6:00. thank you for joining us.

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