antioch police investigating a deadly shooting that happened late night. already investigators are questioning three people in connection with the killing. volunteers will nothing longer look for a missing morgan hill teenager, the reason the weekly searches are coming to an end. it's all ahead on "mornings on 2." we're live in san francisco, where a controversial plan is expected to be decided today. the city wants to redesign 20 blocks of polk street and it's pitting drivers against bicyclists. katie utehs will have more

coming up in minutes. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." it is tuesday, march 3rd. >> yes. >> i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. did it feel nippy outside? >> i saw danville was one of the coolest areas. >> yeah. you may want to put the heater on. >> i actually did. >> it's cold out there. we do have a lot more 30s today. cloud cover disappears. wind protected areas, the temperature takes a plunge. 30s, 40s for many under clear skies. everything is down off san diego. spring train, it will be on the cool side. but warmer over the weekend. oakland, 43. a high of 65. a few high clouds coming in later. sierra looks good. partly sunny. partly cloudy skies. but for us, except for a ban of high clouds. there is a cold start here. 30s for many. novato, napa, fairfield, santa rosa is in there. walnut creek, livermore, close even san jose at 41. there goes our system from yesterday all the way down to

ball ha before it takes the turn. heads toward four corners. it will be sunny and good to go for us. a cold morning. sunny and nice today. don't want to say warm. northerly breeze kicking in. 60s on the temperatures. but there is a lot warmer weather coming up. more on that in ten minutes. brian, where do you want to start. highway 4. good morning to you. good morning everything. we're keeping an eye on the traffic. there is an accident off lone tree way. this is typical traffic as you approach 680 into concord and walnut creek. to the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic backed up for the cash lanes. 20, 25 minutes to get you across the span. obviously faster if you have fastrack. metering lights came on a couple of hours ago. as we move to the maps, south bay traffic, typical as well. nndz 101 from east capitol expressway to central expressway. busy on 85. back to the desk. to developing news in

antioch where police will questioning three people in connection with a deadly shooting. alex savidge has been ots scene all morning -- has been on the scene all morning. he joins us to tell us how these people were taken into custody so quickly. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it was the right place, right time for one antioch police officer who happened to be in the neighborhood when the shooting happened late last night. the shots were fired after 11:00 on hudson court. we'll show you what the scene looked like. an officer on patrol heard a gunshot in the area, then saw a car speeding away with no lights on. that officer tried to make a traffic stop but the driver wouldn't pull over and that led to a pursuit. this chase ended about a mile away from here on mahogany way where the blue toyota camry lost control and crashed right into a home. an elderly woman was inside sleeping at the time. she was not hurt. police then move in and took three people from that car into custody.

they are all being detained for questioning in connection with the deadly shooting nearby. neighbors are troubled by what happened, this killing last night. including one who told us that he saw the victim alive and said he was always quite friendly. >> no problems, no -- the dude was always cool with me. i say hi. he say hi back. he keep going. i keep going. but i mean, you -- he was a real cool dude, man. real cool dude. >> reporter: and police last night also recovered a shot gun, not far away, that may have been thrown from the getaway car during that pursuit. the motive for last night's killing, that remains unclear and the victim has not yet been identified in the case. but tori, investigators are continuing to piece together the first killing of the year here in the city of antioch. >> alex savidge live for us in the city of antioch. thank you. time is 7:04. the father of missing teenager sierra lamar says the weekly searches for his daughter will

be ending. she vanished on her way to school march 16th, 20012. since -- 2012. since then volunteers have been searching for her. her father says saturday, march 14th, will be the last formal search. the suspect in her disappearance remains in jail and is awaiting trial for her murder even though her body has not been found. 7:05. the california supreme court strowk down a part of jessica's law that puts limits on where convicted sex offenders can live. the court revoked a requirement that requires sex offenders from living within 2,000 feet of schools and parks. the city challenged that requirement and said it can make it impossible to find a place to live. they say this may violate the constitutional rights to

parolees. some advocates agree. >> you are homeless and you can't find a place to live, you can't find a job. you will probably resort to some sort of method of keeping yourself alive, be it stealing food or something. >> now,les supreme court said when the law leaves parolees harmless, it's harder for parole officers to know where they are. kamala harris hasn't said whether she will appeal the ruling. however, legal experts say it's expected to affect all large california cities. 7:06. a controversial traffic plan for what's considered one of san francisco's most dangerous streets is expected to be decided today. it has cycling veeckets and business owners at odds, though. ktvu fox 2's katie utehs is live along polk to explain why the plan is making many people angry even though it's aimed at keeping people safe. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, polk street is popular. that's a good thing. it is packed with cyclists, cars, and plenty of businesses

which can sometimes lead to some clashes. kind of the makeshift bike lane behind me, it shares it with cars. there's also this parklet that you can see that takes up parking space as well. so folks municipal transportation agency has a real challenge balancing everyone's needs and creating a safer polk street. public works is planning to repave polk which prompted the redesign of the street. now, this has been in the works for two years. the plan currently on the table includes the addition of bike lanes along most of polk but at the cost of more parking spaces. people cyclist groups, and business owners are expected to pack the san francisco board of directors' meeting where the plan could be approved. we spoke to a man who lives in the area. he supports the bike lanes. >> i threed it a exwusm times -- i tried it a couple of times. it scared me to death.

it's just too scary for me. too many cars. >> reporter: the plan also adds crosswalks and other safety measures but eliminates around 170 parking spaces. some for a few hours each day, others permanently. you can understand the concern coming from business owners who rely on those parking spots for their customers. the mta does report some 122 clickses along the polk corridor within the last year. so clearly, there are safety concerns. it's just going to be a challenge balancing everyone's wants and needs, tori. >> all right. thank you, katie. 7:08. an american woman jailed for months in a small southeast asia nation is finally heading home. stacy addison left yesterday. the vet from oregon, who was a uc berkeley graduate, was on a solo two-year trip around the world when she was arrested in september. her mother says she was detained by police after sharing a taxi of a stranger in

possession of methamphetamine. she's been out of jail since december but officials initially refuse to return her passport. after months of delays, construction on the new patton office in sill little convalley is due to begin this friday. the office at san jose city hall was originally seen as a time saver for local investors and business people. the city lobbied hard to get the patent office. san jose applies for more pat patents than any other city in the country. the price was $10 million but now that may be too low as more heavy construction is needed. that will add two more months of delaying the opening of that office. sonoma city, taking a stance on adding fluoride to water. they are sending a letter of opposition to the county's

water agency. supporters of floor idation -- floor riddation say it's effective. scientists say it's faulty and instead money should be pent to educate people on dental health rather than forcing medication on them. today, state water officials will conduct a new study of the sierra snowpack, they are not expecting good news. sne samples will be taken -- snow samples will be taken from several areas, including echo summit. they will check how much water is in the snow. there have only been two significant storms and both of them were warm and did not contain much moisture. the snowfact survey helps the state decide how to allocate water resources for the rest of the year. 7:10. there was a hot town hall meeting in san francisco last night over a deadly police

shooting in san francisco. >> shame on you! shame on you! shame on you! >> coming up at 7:30, why people who know the man who was killed say the police were wrong to shoot him. and a major revolution about former president clinton's official portrait. the hidden reference in the picture to his affair with monica lewinsky. we're taking a live look at the richmond/san rafael bridge otherwise known as the pam cook commute home. things are looking good there. we'll take a look at the south bay when we come back. under clear skies. it's cold. morgan hill dipped to 33. there's 30s to the north. we'll show you some of those. but it does look warm by the weekend. more on that.

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old boy before he was shot and killed. the 14-year-old, devon ellis, was shot saturday at he walked on brookdale avenue in the fruitvale neighborhood. the tech was spending the night at the home of his football coach. coach jackson says his son and devon were going to the store with a friend when someone in a car asked them a question. >> we're just walking and he said do you know tim? all of the boys said we don't know tim and he started shooting. that was that quick. >> the other boys told the boy had braids or cornrows in his hair and he was wearing a blue beanie. he was driving a white infiniti truck. we talked with devon's grandfather. he said he's been crying since it happened and he said i'm all cried out. i don't have any more tears left. there is a $20,000 reward being offered for information leading to the arrest of dev john's

killer. -- devon's killer. parents of three bay area victims in last year's deadly rampage in santa barbara county have filed a lawsuit. the county, the sheriff's department and the apartment building are all named in the suit. it claims they tall missed red flags that elliott roger was dangerous. last may, he stabbed, shot and ran down people in the community of isla vista. one of california's largest wine producers is accused of using toxic materials in its wine bottles. the state attorney general's office claims galo glass put recycled by-products from manufacturing back into the wine bottles. of the lawsuit said inspections show toxic lead, arsenic and other materials wound up in the

bottle. they generate hundreds of pounds of dust a day. galo said it was properly recycling that dust by using it to make glass. the lawsuit does say there's no evidence of a health threat to people who drink the wine. >> they say it doesn't pose a threat but how do you know? you start drinking it and arcertainic -- arsenic in small level, it builds up and you have health problems later. >> galo has been trying roo solve the problems for a few years. they are recognized for environmental technology and environmental pollution control. a portrait of bill clinton is getting second looks after the artist revealed a secret image in the painting. take a look at this video. this is from the unveiling at the national portrait gallery in washington from 200 6. the artist says a shadow, you can see on the mantle, it's a

reference to monica lieu win question's infamiliar -- monica lewinsky's blue dress. >> interesting. but is the dress blue and black or white ald goend? [laughter] >> we're not doing that. let's check in with brian who are in for sal. how are things looking on the roads? >> oh, tori, you went there. >> i had to go there. >> good morning, everybody. good morning. we're off to a good start now on our tuesday morning traffic. it was off to a rough start. let's take a look at the san mateo bridge. there is a new accident involving a big rig and a sedan. again, this is the san mateo bridge this morning. it's actually near the toll plaza in redwood city. so -- but that's affecting traffic as you can see there if you are heading toward the high rise into foster city.

moving onto the eastshore freeway, traffic has picked up here as well. 31 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the mauz, -- macarthur maze and then it starts to back up. once you get past the toll plaza and the metering lights you are free and clear into san francisco. finally highway 24 starting to pick up. this is in la fayette. there was an injury accident off 680 near alamo. but that doesn't seem to be causing problems. but it is heavy from the southbound direction from 680 from concord into walnut creek. at 7:-- 7:18. here's steve. we have cold temps, 30s. a big drop in the temps. you lose the cloud cover and the breeze tails off. that will do it. a cold morning. it will be sunny and nice. it will be a little warmer

tomorrower. mid- to upper 70s are possible. mainly mid-70s as we head in. high pressure builds in. what's new? it looks like most of the cloud cover is moving out of nevada. some rain off san diego but it looks like even that will go south. i will show you that in a second. san francisco starting off 49 this morning. 56 at noon. we'll go 62 for a high. mostly sunny. san jose also about the same here although 65, mostly sunny but starting off much colder at 40 degrees. 56 at noon. band of high clouds right there. that might be the only fly in the ointment. that won't be until later today. if you are heading to arizona for spring training, yesterday was a washout. that's moved into new mexico. partly to mostly cloudy. it could be a few showers there. but staying on the cool said. there's the low off baja. it will rotate in. but by probably friday, temperatures will start to warm up. 37 fairfield. napa, 30s for santa rosa, also novato and santa clara valley. a lot of the 40s including

livermore. 34 in arkada and 49 to 47 los angeles. palm springs. truckee at 18. lake tahoe, 21. 33 for blue canyon. pictures of the cold air mass of two systems. there goes the second one. you can see it goes past us. now even south of san diego. and for the sierra nevada, it looks like temperatures rebounding not bad but the big warmup won't be until thursday and friday. you can see it trying to send in rain. it looks like it's staying south. a lot of cloud cover down towards san diego and phoenix but improving. cold morning, sunny and nice. 60s on your temps. 64 to 65 around sonoma, napa. also petaluma, 63 kentfield to 66 clearlake. same for fair field. pittsburg is in there as well. walnut creek, danville, san ramon out to livermore even downtown oakland. same for santa clara.

san jose, morgan hill. and cupertino at 65. same for woodside and menlo park, palo alto all in there as well. most 60s on the coast. another cold morning and then sunshine but then warmer. it will take us into thursday and friday and the weekend. >> mid-70s. >> yeah. >> looks beautiful. >> thank you. >> any time. all right. 7:21. we're less than an hour away from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's planned appearance in congress. coming up in 20 minutes, pam cook will break down why his visit is so controversial and what he's expected to say. new hope for thousands of californians facing a life-or- death situation. the new law that could be responsible for more people signing up to be organ donors in our state.

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it happened sunday night when a mercedes-benz heading westbound on freedom boulevard crossed the center line and hit a ford pickup head on. seven young people were cramled in the mercedes. the chp says none were wears seat belts. the driver and three passengers were killed. witnesses report seeing the mercedes driving erratically just before the crash. three others in the mercedes as well as the driver of the truck all suffered major injuries. 7:24. thousands of californians waiting for organ donations have new hope. that's because more people are signing up to be organ donors. numbers released exclusively to ktvu show some of that may be because of a new law allowing undocumented residents to get driver's licenses. since january, 110,000 people registered for licenses and 50,000, almost half, have signed up to be donors. that is a 30% increase compared to this time last year.

>> we'd be cliented if it continued -- delighted if it continued because that means we have more people who are potential organned a tissue donors. >> -- organ and tissue doensers. >> that means more hope i will find a match and be able to get back to a normal life. >> reporter: according to the donor network, one donor can help save as many as eight lives. if you are interested in registering to be a donor, we have more information on our channel 2 website at ktvu.com. 7:25. more than two dozen countries are not prepared to handle an ebola outbreak. that's according to a new report by save the children. the aide group looked at 75 countries with the highest levels of child more tally and analyzed how much they spend on health and how many headquarter workers they have. it found that 28 countries are worse off than liberia which has seen the most deaths from the ebola epidemic. an american missionary who survived ebola is heading back to lie peeria where she

contracted the virus. nancy and her husband left the u.s. on sunday. last summer she became the second american infected with ebola while working at a hospital in liberia. like all survivors. she's now considered immune to the highly fatal virus. her husband is one of the volunteers testing an experimental vaccine against ebola. they say liberia is still very much part of their hearts and lives. police say they got away before but now they are finally behind bars. how officers captured two east bay women accused of stealing more than 20 cars. we are live in menlo park where there is a big push to change this railroad crossing after a woman was struck by a train here. we'll tell you what happened last night that may help spark some possible solutions. and traffic heavy in some part, of the bay area. not so much in others.

things are looking great. 101 in san francisco. we'll tell you why we'll look at the sunol grade when we come back. even though the sun is out, there's cold lows. 33 morgan hill. 36 la honda and 36 in daly city. that's cold. it will be sunny and nice. we'll have the terms -- coming up. -- we'll have the temps, coming up.

7:29. calling for change. this is a live look at the ravenswood crossing in menlo park, the scene of a deadly caltrain accident. some people who live in the area say this particular crossing is not safe and they want something done about it. ktvu fox 2 reporter janine de la vega will join us live in about three minutes with a possible improvement to help keep drivers safe. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." it's tuesday, march 3rd. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather and traffic. i did duck out. bright saturday night outside the door. it's nippy. >> that's good. that's what we're going with. >> yeah. >> thank you, dave, tori. it's cold out there. a lot of the 30s coming in. not only north bay but also east bay and san jose even along the -- south bay and even along the coast. there's cooler readings. it will be a cool day. the day is getting longer. band of high clouds might clip us in the afternoon. it will be nice. even up in the sierra. oakland is starting off i think near the bay in the 40s.

54 for a high of 65 today. napa, a cold morning, they will rebound from the 30s. we'll go for a high of 65. goo looks good to go for sunshine. southern california dealing with a little bit of cloud cover. if you are heading to arizona, it will be cloudy, cool today. but it looks much better as we head toward the weekend. 30s and 40s. the oldest we've seen. there goes the system from yesterday. all the way down to baja as it takes a turn there. so cold morning, sunny and nice. northerly breeze. napa is in there already. santa rosa. it is beginning to kick in as the low stays south. high pressure to the north. that will mean a lot of mid- 60s. here's brian. u you've had -- >> byron highway. it's pretty busy. let's take a look at the roads. we start in the south bay. taking a look at the maps.

's vef from northbound 101, from silver crook valley road. doesn't get better until you get to the lawrence expressway. also very busy if you are headed westbound onto 80. looking at the livermore valley, this has been a mess all morning long and will continue to be. there was an accident earlier on 580. moving onto the sun nome grade cam, things are -- sunol grade cam, things are looking great but starts to pick up and get busy once you reach auto mall parkway in fremont. finally taking a look at 880 in oak, things are looking great as you pass the coliseum and oracle arena. back to the desk. caltrain service, back to normal this morning after a man was hit and killed on the tracks last night. caltrain says he was hit by a southbound train. this was about 5:15 last night just south of the blossom hill station in san jose. trains were delayed for about an hour and a half. it's the 7th fatality on caltrain tracks this year according to caltrain, about 14 people die on their tracks

every year. well, people in menlo park are demanding chain changes to a -- changes to a railroad crossing because they say cars are getting trap. one woman died after being hit by a train. last night, there was a meeting to talk about what can be done to make things safer. ktvu fox 2's janine de la vega joining you us -- joining us live. you are live. what came out of the meeting? >> reporter: a lot of people were there. they want short-term solutions. this whole area during the commute can get very congested. you can see that is a pedestrian crossing where you see that cyclist going across there. cars end up stopping for the pedestrians and cyclists and then cars end up lining up here through the intersection and traffic gets backed up. so cars could potentially get stuck on the tracks. last week, a train hit and killed a woman who got trapped

on the tracks because traffic was stopped ahead of her. it struck a nerve in the community and people met with city leaders last night at a cafe to discuss immediate changes to improve rail service. one of the city council members suggested using electronic signs that would use the realtime data to get drivers know when trains are approaching. some suggested a pedestrian. we spoke to one man who said instead of a stop sign there needs to be a traffic light installed just before the crossing. >> because then people would stop before the signal light and they won't get caught in between these barriers right here. >> reporter: machine low park is considering -- menlo park is considering long-term improvements to separate the tracks from traffic at the ravenswood crossing so that cars and pedestrians no longer have to travel directly over the tracks, but the two jecket is in the design phase which most likely to take two years. the city council is working

with caltrains to make this a priority. there will be a meeting later this month to get public input. it's easy to be on auto pilot and be driving across and get stuck on the tracks. it actually happened to me. not at this crossing. but at another crossing. my car made it. it was sort of hanging off some of the tracks. a car was stopped ahead of me and i was praying the those gates didn't come down -- come down and i immediately thought about this story. >> it happened to you. wow. i'm glad you are okay. that's scary. >> reporter: getting stuck. >> yes. all right. janine de la vega, we'll talk to you later. thank you. 7:35. well, friends, co workers and neighbors of the man who was killed last week by san francisco police in the mission district say police have it all wrong when it comes to what happened. >> this is unfair!

what's up with you guys! you are supposed to protect the people! but you are doing the pop opposite -- opposite! >> greg suhr hosted the town hall meeting talking about the officer-involved shooting. the crowd angrily defended the man who was killed by police. police say he had a knife while trying to steal another man's bicycle. when police arrived at the scene, they say perez lopez charged at them. >> the officers were approximately five to six feet away when the suspect charged at one of the officers with the knife raised overhead. both officers discharged their firearms. >> however, supporters say it was the bicyclist who actually stole perez lopez's cell phone and he was chasing after him to get it back. chief suhr says it is still very early in this investigation. he said anyone with information should contact the police. mean times, friends of lopez say their priority is to get their body back to his family

in guatemala. 7:36. an independent investigation is underway into the deadly police sheeting of a homeless man -- shooting of a homeless man in skid row in los angeles. protesters gathered last night near the spot where the known known as africa -- man known as africa was shot and killed on sunday. police say there's evidence that the man tried to reach for the officer's gun when they went to question him about a reported robbery. along with video shot by a pause passerby -- passerby, the two officers on the scene had body cameras. >> this is an awful tragedy but the officers took -- on the face of it, reasonable steps to avoid it. >> this latest shooting comes during a time of increased tension over the use of deadly force by law enforcement. los angeles mayor eric garcetti says an investigation is underway and urged people not to rush to judgment. a 16-year-old boy surrendered to san jose police

to face charges of being involved in a deadly hit-and- run crash. police say two cars were speeding early saturday whenning when they collided on hillsdale and meridian avenues. 15-year-old vladimir vargas was killed, he was a passenger. two others were hospitalized in serious condition. both drivers ran off. police have booked one of the drivers, a 16-year-old, on suspicion of fell nil hit and run and vehicular manslaughter. his name has not been released. police say they also have identified the driver of the other car. 7:38. dozens of people protested against plans for a new jail in san francisco. the 278 million construction project would replace the jail on the top floor of the hall of justice. but critics say the inmate could be moved to other facilities where there is a surplus of beds and the money could be better spent on rehab programs and other public services. >> for those of fighting

against poverty and for education and mental and healthcare, we see that money would be better invested this those things, especially from a perspective of public safety. >> they say the hall of justice is seismically unsafe with poor medical facilities and there are no classrooms or rehab areas for the inmates. two east pay women suspected of stealing more than 20 cars are in custody this morning. police arrested 25-year-old jessica atkins of hayward and 33-year-old erin ellis of alameda. police had size between the women acting suspiciously but both times the sphrks were able to drive away. this time investigators tracked them to a house in hayward and arrested them. they also found several stolen cars at that address. neighbors say they were surprised to see so many police on their block.

>> i'm comfortable -- i think that none of us are getting targeted. >> investigators are not saying if the two women acted on their own or are part of a bigger car ring. the stolen cars are mostly hondas and toyotas which do not have antitheft features and they found a list of 25 other cars which may also have been stolen. the is ra illly palestinian conflict is -- israeli palestinian conflict is playing out on advertising on san francisco muni buses and trains. a pro palestinian group paid for advertising criticizing israel for what the sponsors say is oppressive treatment of palestinians supported by american tax dollars. a spokesman for a pro israeli group says his organization intends to place countert ads on mass transit featuring hamas. the palestinian political party that's control of the gaza strip. jahi mcmath's family plans to file a suit today against

the oakland hospital where the teen was treated. at 8:00, the shocking allegations about what took place right after her surgery. but first, it baffles officials in canada leading to unfound tears of terrorism. the personal reason police say two men dug a 33-foot long tunnel. and very heavy, especially very heavy -- very heavy traffic, i should say. south bay commute as we take a look at the 280/880 split. we'll take a look at the san mateo bridge. don't have to dig deep to find someone. what about warm temps but later on the extended. not so much today. your forecast -- coming up.

in the, in 15 minutes, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will address a joint meeting of congress. his visit comes a few weeks before elections in israel. pam cook joins us in the studio with how his trip is raising concerns about the relationship between israel and the united states. >> there's concern because prime minister benjamin netanyahu was invited by speak -- house speaker john boehner without consulting the white house. the prime minister has said that he is not in washington to disrespect president obama. he says he's there to talk about iran's nuclear program and the international negotiations that the u.s. is leading. >> as prime minister of israel, i have a moral obligation too speak up in the face of these dangers while there is still time to avert them. >> the president has made clear it's the policy of the united states, that iran will never

acquire a nuclear weapon. >> the negotiations are happening right now in switzerland. u.s. secretary of state john kerry is meeting with his iranian counterpart. iran wants international sanctions lifted in exchange for accepting curbs on the nuclear activity. at least 55 democrats from the house and the senate say they will not attend the prime minister's speech today because they view it as a party ston maneuver by republicans. but dash benjamin netanyahu -- but benjamin netanyahu's his speech begins in 15 minutes. i will have a recap in the next hour. hillary clinton's exclusive use of a personal e-mail account during her time as secretary of state may have violated federal regulations. that's according to the new york times. the painter says clinton -- paper says clinton did not have a government e-mail address during heir four years at the -- her four years at the state department. her aide took no actions to have her personal e-mails

preserved on department servers as required by the federal records act. republicans have jumped on the report as an opportunity to criticize clinton who is considered the favorite to win the democratic nomination for president in 2016 if she runs. today the obama administration is announcing a new education initiative called let girls learn. michelle obama will be heading to asia later this month to promote the efforts by the peace corps and u.s. aid. according to her office, more than 60 million girls around the world do not attend school. mrs. obama will spend three days in japan starting march 18th and then make a two-day stop in cambodia. billionaire mark cuban will be president as the united states. that's not a political proceed- - prediction. he will portray the president in the next sharknado movie.

you will remember this created a lot of buzz. cuban said that made an easy decision when the producers asked him to play the leader of the free world in the third version of the movie. i think he will do a great job. >> he will make an interesting one. hey, brian, you could be president, too. >> i don't think so. >> can you tell me how to get around the bay area right now? >> i certainly will. good morning. it is pretty busy out there in certain pockets of the bay area. this is solid backup the san mateo bridge across the span. no accidents. there was an earlier accident involving a truck and a smaller car but that appears to be clear. really along the nimitz freeway on approach to the san mateo bridge, solid back upon the high rise in foster city, there was construction going on. that's not looking pretty good on the san mateo bridge. doesn't look any good on the dumb tar bon bridge --

dumbarton bridge. northbound 101, along the split, 680, 280, busy. there is a minor accident, at least it appears to be a minor accident involving a school bus and gray sedan. this is off the 2000 block at lakewood court and east trimble. the chp said there's one student on board. it looks like it's a very minor accident. they are also reporting that the vehicles are drivable at this point. we'll keep an eye on that. finally, bay bridge toll plaza, this is also very solid. backup, especially in the cash lanes. 20, 25 minutes to get you across the span. all along the eastshore freeway, very heavy, at least 45 minutes to get you across from that point. 7:48. here's steve. all right, brian. thank you. we have clear skies. it's cold this morning. a lot of 30s. doesn't matter if it's the north bay down to the santa cruz mountains even on parts of the coast. upper 30s and low 40s. the coldest i had reported morgan hill, 33. a lot that are close.

daly city we're cold here at 39. that's pretty brisk for them. cold morning. sunshine -- sunshine. warmer. maybe a few upper 70s. partly cloudy skies over the sierra nevada but mainly on the lee side. the system we had yesterday is down in baja. san francisco. it didn't do much but left behind cold air. 62 for a high. could be a few high clouds late. that would be the same for san jose starting off much colder. 40 degrees. 56 at noon and 65 for a high. near seasonal averages. maybe slightly below. see a little bit of cloud cover hanging on northeast california and also for parts of the sierra but for us, it looks clear until you head down to southern california. low that we had is just off baja. more so than san diego. 30s for santa rosa. napa, fairfield, livermore held steadty at 40. novato was 40s. half moon bay at 43. starting to bounce off some of those morning lows. sacramento at 42.

30s for redding. and a slow rebound from chilly temperatures in southern california. 1 in tahoe. 18 in truckee and still 33 and knock on the barometer to see if that's stuck. there goes the low. it's taking the turn. if you are heading too arizona, yesterday was a complete wash. but for the sierra nevada, it will be partly cloudy and then mostly sunny. but even petter as we head towards -- better as we head towards tomorrow. the system is sliding south. but for arizona, it will be a cool day. cloud cover is building up with light showers. nothing compared to the ban. a little on the cool side by the weekend much cooler. cold morning, sunny and nice. 60s on the temps. that includes everybody. stinson beach to sausalito and tiburon. sonoma. everyone is close. even out to vallejo and benicia, vallejo, antioch,

brentwood, 67. alameda, 62. 60s morgan hill in there rebounding from the 33 to 65 and santa cruz at 64. 60s on the coast. mid-60s on the peninsula. redwood city, san mateo both 64. cold tomorrow morning and then sunny and here comes the warm air on thursday and that will take us into friday and that will be warm for the weekend. >> yeah. certainly -- kind of pleasant. i guess we need to enjoy it. hopefully more rain. >> middle of next month -- excuse me. middle of next week. >> thank you. nine minutes before 8:00. the storm that moved across southern california brought something very rare to huntington beach. check out this picture. that's not white sand. it's hail. some parents let their kids play hookie from school yesterday morning so they could check out this really unusual weather. you've heard of wine tasting but what about water tasting. apparently, it's kind of a thing in los angeles.

for $50 you can saver water including danish glacier and 90h 20. water is big business. u.s. consumers spent $18.8 billion on bottled water. >> steve paulson, my food and wine expert said he would do it and knows of a french water -- what's it called? >> fab. >> it's so ridiculously good. it's worth of money. still aim head, there is a california -- ahead there is a california law that bans sex offenders from living near parks and schools that was struck down. why some say it's a good thing. after the break, the high tech way kye ikea -- ikea plans to keep your phone ready for action.

thousands of people are paying their final respects to boris nomietz. he was shot to death late friday while walking across a bridge near the kremlin. no one has been arrested for the killing. he was a critic of president putin. there are now conspiracy theories the shooting was ordered by president putin. they have solved the mystery of that tunnel in toronto, canada. it's a 33-foot long tunnel big enough for somebody to stand up in. it was discovered in january near a stadium that will be used for the pan am games in july. there were fears it might be linked to a terrorist attack but the police say they have found the two men who built it. all they want was a man cave to hang out in. >> we are satisfied that there

was no criminal intent to building the tunnel and further more, the most important thing for us is that there was no threat to public safety. >> no criminal offense for digging a hole. >> yeah, police say those two men in their 20s won't be charged but they may be hit with a fine. well, ikea coming out with a line of new high-tech furniture. one that will wirelessly charge your smartphones and tablets. the aim of the new line is to cut down on all of the -- cable clutter. it will have built in charges. ikea will sell special charging covers for iphones and older samsung phones. the home smart line goes on sale in the middle of april. >> all right. well, it's an issue that's pitting drivers against bicycles. after the break, the major resee dine of a busy -- major

redesign of a busy street that could be designed later today. and we'll tell you about people inside this car that are now being questioned for a killing. good morning, everybody. we continue to keep an eye on your prayer commute. let's take a look at highway 24. things starting to pick up there. we're also finding other trouble spots this morning as well. well, cloud cover a little bit to the south. also to the west. and up in the sierra but over us, it's mainly clear. a little haze. but it will be warmer after a cold start.

welcome back to "mornings on 2." a police pursuit in antioch and a deadly shooting. three people taken into custody. investigators still have a lot of questions. ktvu's alex savidge will join us live in about three minutes with the dramatic way the chase ended. stay tuned. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." tuesday, march 3rd. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. quick check on weather and traffic. a little chilly but another nice day on tap. >> looks like we have a bunch lined up. it's colder this morning. a lot of 30s showing up. temperatures will rebound pretty fast but still staying on the cool side. a little band of high clouds

might clip us. but no big deal. after that, it's all systems go for sunshine and warmer temperatures. clear and cold out there. mostly sunny. cool to mild. don't want to jump on the warm yet. if you are heading into spring training, it will be cloudy and cool for most. weak little system moving south of san diego. might impact them late tonight and tomorrow. we had a lot of 30s. now we're getting 40s and 50s stamps to warm up -- starting to warm up. san diego, it looks like everything is moving away from them. so much companier conditions in southern california. you can see cloud cover popping up in phoenix down to tucson. cold morning, sunny, niz. northerly breeze at napa airport. that will translate into mid- 60s. tomorrow we'll get a bigger jump on the temps. brian? it's been very busy out there. let's take a look at things right knew. actually, very busy in the

north bay, we haven't talked about the north bay. there are a couple of accidents south of novato also near southbound 101 near the waldo tunnel. these are noninjuries but obviously causing a little bit of a mess there in the north bay. let's go to the south bay now. 280/880 split. thats had been a mess all morning long especially northbound on 101. you see the traffic there on 280 very heavy over there. new accident, northbound 101 near alum rock. that's a noninjury accident to speak of also. finally highway 4 this morning. this is typical commute traffic from the pittsburgh baypoint area. it remains very busy if you go southbound on 242. as you connect on 680. 8:01 back to the desk. a quick acting patrol officer is peaking credited -- is peaking credited -- being credited for quick thinking. alex savidge has more. >> reporter: good morning. that deadly shooting late last

night immediately led to a police pursuit and that pursuit came to a crashing end here at this home where we are this morning on mahogany way. the car officers were chasing slammed right into this home, hitting the garage, actually. there was an elderly woman inside at the time. she was not hurt but quite startled by the crash that she heard last night. it after 11:00. you can see the blue toyota camry crashed into the home's garage. that same car had been spotted earlier by an alert antioch police officer speeding away from a homicide scene about a mile away from here. the officer heard a gunshot while they were on patrol and then saw the car with no lights on leaving the area. that's when this pursuit began and it ended with the crash. the three people inside that getaway car were taken into custody and they are now being questioned about the killing of a man who was found shot to death on hudson court. neighbors in that area who had seen the victim around are troubled by this homicide.

police last night, they also recovered a shot gun in this area that may have been thrown from the getaway car during the pursuit. the motive for the killing is unclear and the victim thus far has not been identified. most of the damage done to the car and a. this was the first homicide of the year in antioch. >> thank you. 8:03. a controversial street plan in san francisco for what's considered one of the city's most dangerous streets for traffic, it's expected to be decided today. katie utehs in san francisco along polk street. so tell us why cycling advocates and business owners are battling over this. katie? >> reporter: well, good morning. polk street is busy. that's a good thing. it means business is hopping. a lot of people use this as a cycling route to get to and

from work and not to mention all of the cars that take this route. it's a main artery through the city. you can see the bike lane. it's shared with the roadway. and then there's also this parklet along the street, too. that takes up parking spots. so now sfmta is trying to create a balance. they are planning to repave polk which prompted the redesign of the street. this project has been in the works for two years now. the plan currently on the table includes the addition of bike lanes along most of polk but at the cost of parking spaces. people on both sides are expected to pack the san francisco municipal transportation agency board of directors' meeting where the plan could be approved. lifelong san francisco resident greg may be a cyclist but he sees the value in parking spaces as well. >> i just think park, is precious in the city. you need to keep the parking.

>> reporter: the plan also adds crosswalks and other safety measures but eliminates around 170 parking spaces. so far a few -- some of those for a few hours each day, others permanently. you can understand the concern coming from business owners who rely on parking spaces from their customer. now, another observation made by him, he feels the streets would be a lot safer if both cyclists an drivers just paid a little more attention. that's also a fair observation he's made as a cyclist and a life-long resident. the board meeting takes place this afternoon at 3:00 p.m. dave and tori? >> all right. katie, thank you for the live report. the family of jahi mcmath is expected to file a lawsuit today over the botched tonsil surgery that left the teen on life support. the mercury news says the family is suing ucsf hospital of oakland and the surgeon involved. the suit reportedly claims the girl bled for hours after

surgery. that happened in december of 2013. and that nurses ignored the family's call for a doctor. she then suffered a heart attack and was later declared brain dead. her family never accepted that and has moved her to a new jersey apartment where she's receiving round the clock care from nurses. the suit asks for unspecified damages. now we're learning what a gunman in oakland said to a 14- year-old boy before he was shot and killed. 14-year-old devon ellis was shot on saturday as he walked on broo brookdale near coolage in the fruit veil area. he was spending the night at his coach's house. he says his son and devon were walking to the store with a friend when someone in a truck asked them a question. >> were just talk walking. he ulpulled under and said -- he pum he -- dash he pulled

under and said -- he pulled up and said do you know tim? they said we don't know tim and he started to shooting. >> he was wearing braids or cornhusks, wearing a blue beanie and driving a white truck. deve von's grandfather said he's -- devon's grandfather said he's listen crying since it happened -- he's opinion crying since it happened -- he's been crying since this happened. the father of sierra lamar says the weekly searches for his daughter will be ending. sierra vanished on her way to school on march 16th, 2012. since then, dedicated volunteers have gathered every saturday to stoich for her. now -- search for her. now her father said she's run out of good search areas and he said saturday march 14th, will be the last formal search. the suspect in her disappearance, antolin torres garcia, remains in jail and is

awaiting his murder trial even though her body has never been found. the court revoked a requirement that prevented sex offenders from living within 20,000 feet of a school or park. convict offenders in san diego county chapped that saying -- charged that -- challenged that saying it makes it almost impossible to find a place to leave. they say this may violate constitutional rights of parolees. >> if you are homeless and -- you can't find a place to live or a job, you will probably resort so some sort of method of keeping yourself alive be it food or something. >> the supreme court said the law leaves them homeless and it makes is hearder for parole officers to keep track of them.

kamala harris doesn't know if it will affect. after months of delay construction on the new patent office is expected to begin this friday. this was originally seen as a time saver akd the city lobbied real hard to get that office. san jose applies for more patents than any other city in the nation. when proposed, it was expected to cost $6 million and then it jump toped $10 million -- jumped to $10 million but that may be too low as more heavy construction is needed. that will add two more months of delays to the opening of the office. new this morning, prime minister benjamin netanyahu is getting ready to address congress right now. these are live pictures of the prime minister walking in glbl the house, shaking -- in the house. shaking some hands.

he's expect the to to focus his concerns on the current -- on the current negotiations with iran over the nuclear program. about 50 democrats from the house and senate are not attending his speech right now. that's because he was invited by that man right there, house speaker john boehner who did not consult with the white house ahead of time as is normal protocol but it's not required. president obama will not be meeting with the prime minister because the political election is about to happen in israel and that's not normally part of the white house blow toe cobble -- protocol. let's listen in. >> i have the honor of presenting to you. prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu. [ cheers ] >> another round of applause

there for the prime minister. again, he's expected to speak out against u.s. negotiations with iran on a nuclear deal happening right now. john kerry is in gene geneva on those -- is in geneva on those talks. it will be interesting to see what he has to say to congress right now. >> speaker of the house, john boehner, president pro tem senator orin hatch, mitch mcconnep -- mitch mcconnep, nancy mcconnell -- and harry reid. it's good to see you back on your feet.

[ applause ] >> i guess it's true what they say. you can't keep a good man down. my friends, i'm deeply humbled by the opportunity to speak for a third time before the most important legislative body in the world, the u.s. congress. [ applause ] >> i want to thank you all for being here today. i know that my speech has been the subject of much controversy. i deeply regret that some perceive my being here as political. that was never my intention. i want to thank you, democrats

and republicans, for your support for israel, year after year, decade after decade. [ applause ] >> i know that no matter on which side of the aisle you sit, you stand with israel. [ applause ] >> all right. you've been listening to prime minister benjamin netanyahu of israel. speaking live before congress, saying he deeply regetting some seeing his appearance as political and thanks democrats and republicans for their ongoing support for his country. this is rather tlovl -- this is rather controversy. he was insighted to speak by

john boehner. ktvu's pam cook is monitoring the prime minister's address right now and she will fill us in on what else he says. that will be coming up at 8:45. >> all right, toesh -- tori. a brain storming session concerning a dangerous train crossing on the peninsula where a driver was hit and killed. coming up in 22 minute, the changes being proposed to make things safer. take a closer look. there's something in this portrait of bill clinton you might not have noticed. after the break, what the artist is now admitting he included in this piece of art. if you are headed out on the bay area roadways, be patient. very busy, especially in the south bay. we'll take a look at the peninsula traffic also. cold this morning for many. 30s but we'll rebound and have some nice weather today but temperatures, it looks like they will warm up on the weekend. more on that -- coming up.

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of the immigration. they approved a one-week extension that expires this friday at minute. although john boehner says he's frustrated. he believes it's the best thing for the country to pass a clean bill funding homeland security. that vote could happen as early as today. a group of key senate republicans claim they have a plan if the u.s. supreme court invalidates federal subsidies under the affordable care act. that hearing before the court is set to get underway in a few days. those subsidies are the bedrock feature of the law and help millions of americans buy health coverage. the senators say their plan would till protect americans -- would still protect americans and create better insurance markets by giving states more leeway to decide what should be dover -- covered. they are not providing about its duration or how they would pay for it.

nebraska's ban on same-sex marriage is due to be lifted on monday. seven couples sued the state over the right to marry. a federal judge ruled the ban overwhelmingly approved by voters in 2000 is unconstitutional. couples are celebrating which may be short-lived since critics are already calling for an appeal. >> i actually lost control. was on the control with somebody else when they called and i hung up on both people. i was stunned. >> the supreme court will hear arguments over same-sex marriage this term, a decision is connected by -- expected by june. a portrait of bill clinton is getting a lot of second looks after the artist revealed a secret image of the painting. this is in the national portrait gallery in washington. the artist says a shadow you can season the mantle is a reference to monica lewinsky's

infamous blue dress. the artist says it sim pollizes the shadow that the on the a -- symbolizes the shadow on the affair had. hey, brian, how are we looking out there? >> if it's getting to the point where you need to decide where the best way is. south bay, north bay, east bay. we'll have to pick and choose. let's start off with the bay bridge toll plaza. it's not too bad this morning. you know, traffic starts from the cash lanes off grand avenue but the commute from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze certainly very heavy this morning. still about 20, 25 minutes to get you across the span regardless if you are in the cash lanes. moving onto san mateo bridge, solid backup as you approach the high rise as well as into foster city, doesn't get any better as you -- as you get

into san mateo. there's been heavy backup on 880. that goes down to fremont. moving on to 880 there is a new accident off coliseum way as you approach the coliseum and oracle arena. that's typical traffic. on 880 you see slowdown on the southbound side. finally taking a look at the maps. this is the new accident we talked about off the san mateo bridge that accident icon southbound 101 near the broadway offramp. noninjury accident but it's slowing down things in the area. 8:21. here's steve where it's raining in so cal, not here. >> yesterday was more active. but i will tell you, a lot going on yesterday. it look likes most of it is moving out of san diego but it's heading towards parts of arizona. spring training, a lot of cloud cover and maybe a little bit of rain but nothing like yesterday. for us, clear skies, cold this morning. cold, a lot of sunshine, though. a little haze, though in the distance here. a little warmer tomorrow, then much warmer, friday, saturday,

sunday. still clouds holding on. system dropping down there. another one will give us high clouds. we start off with clear skies. temperatures, there's cloud cover offshore in the sierra and south. 43 oakland. 54 go for a high of 65. maybe a few high clouds late. san jose starting off much colder as one would expect stat 450 -- 40. we'll go 56. that was the tote ren shall rain in arizona -- torrential rain in arizona. it's moved in new mexico. the rain has gone south of san diego, to baja. we had a lot of 30s from santa rosa down to morgan hill. even on parts of the coast. 47 redding is in there, sacramento. fresno and we're slowly rebounding to southern california. palm springs 5. 19 truckee. 35 in blue canyon. you can see that system we had

yesterday. it accelerated all the way down to baja. now it will take the turn and move into the area south of us and south of southern california. for us mostly sunny, maybe a few high clouds. you can see some of that rain tried to work its way into san francisco. it's running into resistance. if you are traveling there, probably okay. but arizona, phoenix, clouding up. a few showers popping up. i expect a lot of cloud cover and cool temps. cool morning, sunny, nice. high pressure to the north. that means 60s. kentfield is in there. not much of a change. about 63, 66 should cover it. up to clearlake. snow snow -- sonoma, napa. 65 oakland. san leandro, 64. 65 san jose. morgan hill, gilroy, 67 and 65 for palo alto menlo park. daly city 61.

warmer weather kicks in thursday, friday, saturday. >> i heard bill martin talking about the allergies with the warmer weather. >> they already started. we had record highs in january. some people suffering -- >> yeah. >> but they will kick in. >> things are blooming earlier than normal. >> yes. >> thank you. 7:24. are you done about your coffee? >> no. >> that's good. up may want to pour another cup. the new health benefit that could possibly save your life. but thousands of hope for life and death situations. the new law that may explain the rise in organ donors in california.

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well, good morning. welcome back to "mornings on

2." tuesday, it is march 3rd. i'm dave clark. thank you for joining us. let's check weather and traffic right now. sunshine outside the door but it's been chilly. >> a little cold. >> yeah. >> a lot of 30s showing up. yesterday's system didn't do much except give us a lot of cloud cover left behind. we'll start to rebound pretty quick and see temperatures in the 60s. the bigger warmup is set to kick in on thursday. a few high clouds will clip us from this guy. most of it is staying offshore. there it is. it's south of san diego and it looks like san diego is out of the mix for shower activity. 40, 50s. but a lot of 40s had a bunch of 30s for a while. this low will head more towards arizona. that will give phoenix cloud cover and it's staying cool there as well. sierra has clouds, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. it looked like it wanted to move into san diego. they are out of the picture. another look at arizona. you can see nothing compared to

yesterday when it was pouring. that's not the case today. cold morning, sunny and nice. it will be a northerly breeze as the low settles south. high pressure to the north. that means temperatures settling in to the 60s. quiet weatherwise but that's not the case trafficwise. let's get to it. you are taking a look at the macarthur maze. 37 minutes. take a look at the south bay commute. it's just a mess. we were off to a good start earlier this morning. i mean just pick your poison. new accident on 85 this morning. 101 very busy. a couple of accidents there. even along the split from 680 to 280, it's very busy. finally taking a look at the livermore valley, not too bad. this has gotten better. southbound 680 very busy also busy on 84. taking a look at the sunol grade cam, it's starting to pick up as well on the approach to from mawfnt and then it starts start -- to fremont and

then it starts to get but once you get to auto mall parkway. slow and go to the bridge, continues into san rafael. there is a little bit of slowdown southbound 101 near novato. here's dave. police in antioch questioning three people in that city's first homicide of the year. the body of a man who had been shot to death was found on hudson court after 11:00 last night. the motive is a mystery and we still don't know the victim's name yet. neighbors are telling ktvu they are troubled by this violence. >> got my family here. i just hate something like that that happens. we have kids around here and, you know, and stuff -- they take it too far. >> now, police say an officer who was on patrol saw a car speeding away. it later slammed into this home on mahogany way. a woman inside was asleep.

but she wasn't hurt. three people in that getaway car were taken into custody. investigators also say they recovered a shoot gun, not far away from that scene. well, there is a big push to change a train crossing where a peninsula woman was hit and killed last week after her car was stuck on the tracks. ktvu's janine de la vega joining us and will tell us about a meeting held last night in menlo park talking about how to make that area safer. >> reporter: there is a lot of traffic here at the ravenswood crossing. there's trains coming through here. there's vehicle traffic and there's pedestrians. they have these crossing gates. they have the warning lights and signs but even city leaders are saying it's not enough because cars are still stopping on the tracks. here is a look at the horrific deadly crash that occurred last week. it's believed the woman driving got trapped on the tlaks because traffic what -- tracks because traffic was stopped ahead of her.

it struck nerve. people met at a cafe to discuss immediate changes to improve safety at the crossing. one of the city council members suggested using electronic signs that would use realtime data to let drivers know when trains were approaching the intersection. one woman said compelled. >> i don't think it's difficult to find something that we have could do. there's a lot of people's safety at sake and a lot of people who would really feel good that we did something right now. >> reporter: other suggestions we heard was constructing a pedestrian bridge over the tracks or putting a signal light up for cars or pedestrians in front of the railroad crossing at ravenswood. menlo park has a long-term plan to separate the tracks from traffic so that cars and pedestrians no longer have to travel directly over those

tracks. but the project is in the design phase which most likely will take two years. >> the city council is working with caltrain to make this project a priority. a meeting will be held later this month to get public input. >> janine de la vega, thank you. friends coworkers neighbors of the man killed last week by a san francisco police in the mission district say the police have it all wrong when they describe what happened. >> this is unfair! what's up with you guys! you are supposed to protect the people! but you are doing the opposite! >> now, police chief greg suhr hosted a town hall meeting last night talking about the officer- involved shooting. the crowd angrily defended 2- year-old perez lopez, the man killed by police. police say he had a knife when he tried to steal another man's bicycle. when police arrived at the scene, they say perez lopez charged at them. >> the officers were

approximately five to six feet away when the suspect charged at one of the officers with the knife raised overhead. both officers discharged their firearms. >> however, supporters say it was the bicyclist who actually stole perez lopez's cell phone and he was chasing after him to get it back. chief suhr says it's still very early in this investigation and that anyone with information should call the police. friends of perez lopez say their priority now to get his poddy back to his family -- body back to his family in guatemala. an independent investigation is underway into the deadly police shooting of a homeless man on skid row in los angeles. protesters gathered last night near the spot where the man known only as africa was shot and killed on sunday. police say there is evidence that man tried to reach for the officer's gun when they went to question him a reported robbery. along with video, the l.a.p.d. said two officers on the scene

had body cameras. >> this is a -- an awful tragedy but, you know, the officers took -- on the face of it reasonable steps to avoid it. >> this shooting comes during a time of increased tension over the use of deadly force by law enforcement. los angeles mayor eric gar setting said a -- garcetti said an investigation is underway and urged people not to rush to judgment. alcohol is blamed for a deadly crash near aptos where four young people were killed sunday night. it happened when a mercedes heading went on the freedom boulevard crossed the center line and hit a ford pickup. seven people were crammed in the mercedes. the driver and three passengers were killed. they were all from watsonville. three others in the mercedes as well as the driver of the truck all suffered major injuries. >> the impact was huge.

i can't even describe it. it was a very hard hit for both vehicles. the chp says no one in the mercedes was wearing a seat belt and two of the passengers were sitting on other people's laps. witnesses also reported seeing the mercedes driving erratically just before that crash. 8:39. two east bay women suspected of stealing more than 20 cars are in custody this morning. police arrested 25-year-old jessica atkins of hayward and 33-year-old erin ellis of alameda. police have twice seen the women acting suspiciously but both times the suspects were able too drive away. this time they tracked them to a house in hayward and arrested them. they found several stolen cars at the address. neither woman lives at the house. neighbors were surprised to sea so many -- to see so many police on the block.

>> i'm glad they are caught. >> investigators are not saying if the two women acted on their own or are part of a bigger ring. the stolen cars were most lit older hondas and toyotas which don't have anti-theft features. police found a list of 25 other cars which may have been stolen. 8:40. the israeli palestinian conflict, it's playing out in advertising on muni buses and trains in san francisco. a propalestinian group paid for advertising that criticizes israel for what the sponsors call oppressive treatment of palestinians supported by american tax dollars. the spokeswoman for a pro israeli group says his organization will place countert ads on mass transit featuring this image, referring to hamas, the palestinian party that controls the gaza strip. drinking three to five cups of coffee a day may promote heart health.

researchers in south korea found that people who drank moderate amounts of coffee were less likely to develop clogged arteries or heart disease. they examine 25,000 people who had no signs of heart disease by uses medical scans and factoring in risk factors such as smoking, exercise and family history. officials agree more research needs to be done to determine if coffee is actually good for the body. but i think usually in that case, moderation. >> yes. >> is the key, as long as you don't go cray. >> it's good for me. >> kind of tasty. uh-huh. still ahead, did hillary clinton violate federal regular lakeses during her stint as secretary of state? a big question. coming up in 15 minutes what she did and her aides did not do that has republicans criticizing it a lot. nuclear weapons. it's a tense siv topic. the important speech from israel's prime minister that's happening right now and the reason it may be putting a strain on his relationship with

the u.s. traffic remains heavy on this tuesday morning. we'll take a look at the south bay commute when we come back. take a look at highway 4 in the pittsburgh baypoint area. if you are just waking up. a little cold for us. a lot of 30s but 40s and 50s. sunshine and warmer temperatures. we'll tell you how much warmer.

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8:44. still happening right now, a much anticipated speech before the u.s. congress about nuclear weapons. pam cook joins us in the studio to explain why some see the message from israel's prime minister as more about politics. pam? >> yeah, prime minister benjamin netanyahu is visiting the u.s. just a few weeks before elections in israel. many say it's more of a political move to get votes than a discussion about nuclear weapons. he'll still speaking live, you can see in front of congress. this is being called a partisan move by republicans because he was invited by john boehner without consulting the white house. however, the prime minister's visit and speech, which is still going on, is also about foreign policy on nuclear weapons and the actions of the leader of iran. >> the tweets in english that israel must be destroyed,

iran's regime poses a great threat not only to israel but to the peace of the entire world. >> now, the white house insists that the policy of the united states is that iran will never acquire a nuclear weapon. however, also happening right now negotiations in switzerland. u.s. secretary of state john kerry is meeting with his iranian counter part. iran warrants international sanctions lifted in exchange for accepting curbs on its nuclear activity. now, again, benjamin netanyahu still speaking in front of congress right now. we will will continue to watch that speech and reaction in our newsroom and we'll have more throughout the day and this evening on the ktvu news. tori and dave? >> all right. so many people watching this. >> i know. >> thank you, pam. brian flores is back. it's been a busy, busy commute. >> yeah, it certainly has. good morning to you. as dave said, it has been very busy. it continues to be very busy.

let's take a look at the highway 4 this morning, in fact, this is not too bad. this has gotten better. this is through the pittsburg baypoint area. this is usually the case around 5:00 or 6:00. highway 4 very busy for all of the commuters heading into the city or walnut creek wherever they need to go. and then it starts to slow down. it's not looking too bad on highway 4. let's take a look at highway 4. this is one of those -- where people go from highway 4. this is typical traffic as well from 680 as you approach the caldecott tunnel. this is in la fayette. this is typical traffic that you would see normally. finally the south bay, it's a mess. take a look at this accident. these are accident icons that have cleared or continuing as crews are on scene. pick your poison. accident on 85. there is a severe -- there is a disabled car on 87. it just continues on and on. the south bay just a mess this morning. northbound 101 toward the

split, 680/280. can't really pick a place where you need to go. it's busy in the south bay this morning. 8:47. here's steve. thank you, brian. a clear start here. maybe a little haze but overall, a lot of sunshine. clouds up in the sierra down south, also offshore. but a colder morning which is knot something we've aid -- not something we'll said more. southern california yesterday got in on a little taste of winter. the system we had yesterday is south of san diego. it will take the turn, head south towards southern arizona. the heavy rain is gone but they have a lot of cloud cover down there. nothing compared to what they had yesterday. 40s on the temps. 50s. had a lot of 30s. north to south even near the coast. it was a rather cold morning

for us. one of the view we've had in a long time. 47 your trieffect saw, fresno, sacramento and redding. 19 in truckee. south lake tahoe, 23 and 35 in blue canyon. partly to mostly cloudy. there goes our system accelerating rapidly. it will take the turn head into arizona and new mexico. you see some cloud cover lingering up in the northeastern part of the state. the system continues to drift south from san diego. it goes south of l.a. a lot quieter today. cloud cover is starting to build up around phoenix, tucson. maybe a few scattered showers. but yesterday was torrential rain. that's not the case today. cold morning for us. sunny 257bd nice could be high clouds later on. slight breeze picking up. 60s on the temps. yesterday was the coldest day of the week. today will be on the nice side. warmer weather is on the way. 64 novato. vallejo and benicia, 63. 65 walnut creek, danville, san ramon, 66, brentwood, not much.

65 in downtown oakland. same for morgan hill. los gatos, 66. 41 this morning. thank you for the treats. 62 in the city. 65 men low -- menlo park. cold this morning and sunshine. sunshine and warmer temperatures into the weekend. >> all right, steve. >> a lot of sunshine. >> yes. >> thank you. 8:50. there's new research at stanford research linking the drought in california with climate change. now, stanford researchers say if global warming continues, we'll probably have more and even longer droughts. yikes. the scientists say burning of fossil fuels, it increases the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and that causes warming. the storm that moved across southern california brought something very rare to huntington beach. take a look at this. it's not white sand. that is actually hail. some people say they have never seen anything like this.

some parents let their kid play hookie from school to check out the unusual conditions there. it looks like snow but it's hail. we saw people on facebook posting pictures of snowmen. >> on the beach. >> yeah. >> all right, tori. it really baffled ta yad yun officials -- canadian officials. after the break, the personal reason two men dug a 333-foot tunnel.

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welcome back. hillary clinton's exclusive use of a personal e-mail account when she was secretary of state, it may have broken federal regulations. that's according to the new york times. the times says mrs. clinton did not have a government e-mail address during her four years as secretary of state and her aides didn't take action to their her personal e-mails preserved on department servers as require bid the federal records act. republicans are jumping all over this as an opportunity to criticize mrs. clinton who is considered the favorite to win the nomination for president in 2016 if she decides to run. 8:54. the mystery surrounding a tunnel in toronto, canada has been solved. the 33-foot long tunnel, tull enough for a person to stand in was discovered in january near a stadium used for the pan am games in july.

there were concerns of possible terrorist links. but police say they found the two men who built it. all they apparently wanted was a man cave to hang out in. >> we are satisfied that there was no criminal intent to building the tunnel and further more, the most important thing for us is that there was no threat to public safety. >> no criminal offense for digging a hole. >> police say the two men in their 20s won't be charged but they could face a fine. well, the golden state warriors tried to make their second comeback victory in two ninths last night but they came up -- nights last night but they came up short against brooklyn. steph curry helped them get within striking distance. late in the fourth quarter, the warriors tied it with a minute left. he kept doing it. but brooklyn took the lead back in the final seconds. look at jarrett. brooklyn won 110-108.

steph tried one more time but came up short. so the warriors couldn't do it last night. they will -- they host milwaukee tomorrow night. the giants are start defending their world series title a month from now. but today is the beet ginning of the cactus league play in arizona. madison bum garner is due -- bum garner is due to start but he will only pitch one inning. first pitch is at 12:05. 8:56. this is national pancake day. at least according to the ihop pancake restaurant chain. anyone can get a short stack of pancakes for no charge but diners are asked to make a donation to the children's miracle network hospitals. here in the bay area, that's the ucsf hospital in oakland. ihop has celebrated national pancake day for ten years and

raised almost $16 million for the children's miracle network hospitals in that time. does that look pretty good there, dave? >> yes, it does. >> it hopes to raise another $3.5 million across the country this year. if you are hungry for pancakes you know where to go. >> it's really a good cause. the network is a great cause. let's check one more time with brian flores and our commute. >> all right. thank you. >> very busy remains out there this morning. let's get to it. the san mateo bridge never has gotten any better. this is really back -- a backup commute into foster city. moving on to 880 into oakland. this also remains heavy backup from 238 on into oakland. the golden gate bridge, i needed something different this morning. it has been so busy. chamber of commerce day clear and cold as steve would say. steve? it be sunny and nice later on. a lot of 60s. another cold one tonight and tomorrow but then everything points towards sunshine and

warmer temperatures. especially thursday into the weekend. >> and don't be surprised if allergies flare up. >> they are already beginning but they will kick up now. >> all right. that's our report for this morning. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> be sure to watch the news at noon for more on the one bay area county considering a ban on skateboarding but only in certain areas. that's coming up at noon. thank you for joining us. hey. these are good. what have you been feeding us all these years? kfc popcorn nuggets. 100% white meat, extra crispy, and made from the world's best chicken. try our kfc bucket and popcorn nuggets meal. these don't even come with a toy and i don't care.

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