raid to say no to your children. coming up on 7:00. we're live this morning outside of levi stadium in santa clara where changes to a few exhibits to the 49ers museum are being noticed. janine de la vega is there and will join nus about five minutes with details on the coach har -- will join us in about five the minutes about the coach harbaugh memorabilia that's been removed. good morning. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's check your weather and traffic. steve paulson is right there. how is it looking? >> patchy low clouds. high clouds. they will clear out. a low the of sunshine. patchy fog, mainly around the city around sfo. clear, a few high clouds around 10,000 feet. chilly to cold. sunny and nice. it will be a little warmer today. normal highs this time of year,

61. 66. we'll be close to that. napa starting off at a brisk, 34. that's at the airport. i know there is a lot of places around napa that may be colder or a little warmer. you can let me know. usually kathy does. she's in north napa. paul also does. 54. we'll go 67 for a high. it looks good. a little bit of patchy low clouds. if you are heading to spring training, except for tucson, a little bit of cloud cover. phoenix looks good. better today. 30s for many. 40s for a lot here. it's cold. even a few 30s on the coast. the systems go all the way down to baja, pay a visit and zoom out. active weather across the country. a few clouds over the sierra. but that's it. some patchy fog. a few high clouds. it's cold. warmer afternoon. 30s and 40s. 60s to near 70 degrees much warmer weather on tap for the weekend. more on that in ten minutes. here's brian now on what's turned into a busy weekend.

>> it sure has. if you are headed out the door, there are trouble spots. some of them you already know about if you take the bay area roads. you can see all of that commute traffic headed toward the high rise into foster city. a lot of traffic coming in from 238 and then those commuters head south on 880 and then they go on the bridge and that's creating heavy traffic. there is an accident on the other side of the bridge that's affecting southbound traffic. we'll tell you more about that in a moment. but very heavy traffic on the san mateo bridge this morning. about 20 minutes to get you from hayward to san mateo. moving to the bay bridge toll plaza, this remains heavy. lights came on around 5:30. traffic now starting to back up on the eastshore freeway past berkeley. about 25 minutes now from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. finally, taking a look as we told you, this is the new accident we told you about, this is 101 southbound off the south woodside road offramp. a couple of cars involved here.

one of the vehicles was blocking the number three lane has moved to the right hand shoulder. that's not helping matters again off the san mateo bridge and along 101 in the area. back to the desk. >> thank you. new this morning, yet another smash-and-grab burglary in san francisco. a witness says three men in bandanas and overcoats broke into an audio video store. coming up at 7: 30 we'll have a live report on what the storeowner thinks is happening to the stolen goods. firefighters in vallejo still at the scene of a late- night fire, one that destroyed a building that used to house school district offices. alex savidge is in vallejo to tell us why there were people inside that abandoned building. alex? >> reporter: well, dave, for years, according to firefighters, squatters had been living in this abandoned building. it once housed the main offices for the vallejo unified school district. but recently, it was owned by a private company. according to one report, this

building was set to be demolished next month. now, as you can see, even more reason to tear it down. it was simply gutted by this fire late last night. there has been a fire crew out here throughout the night to keep an eye on any flareups. this fire caught fire at 10:00 last night and there were a number of people inside at the time. in fact, when vallejo firefighters first got out here, they got reports from a number of witnesses about a man and his dog still trapped inside that burning building. crews, though, could not go inside right away. it took about an hour to knock down the fire. that's when firefighters went to do a room-by-room search. they didn't find any victims inside. firefighters say this search of the building was made quite challenging by the fact that this building has been very well lived in. there's trash and human waste everywhere from all of the people living here. >> the building is a vacant school building with known transients in it.

we got multiple calls of the fire and reports of people still inside while the fire was actively burning. >> reporter: and over the past few years, vallejo police have been to this building a number of times to remove homeless people from the place. but, again, according to one report, squatters continue to break back into this building and continue to live here. there were two minor injuries related to last night's fire. one of them a firefighter who suffered a puncture wound, i'm told. the other was a person who got out of this building who suffered minor smoke inhalation but refused to be treated here at the scene. again, this building that once belonged to the vallejo school district and housed its main offices now owned by a private company. it was set to be demolished next month and that may still well be the case after this fire last night. by the way, we do expect a fire investigator to come out here at some point this morning to gather evidence and try to figure out exactly what started the fire. >> alex savidge live in

vallejo. thank you. a woman killed in a shootout with arizona police over the weekend has been positively identified as one of the suspects in the murder of a penngrove woman. investigators believe that 37- year-old stephanie hill was one of three people involved in the killing of 83-year-old olga daneli. she was being investigated for a burglary in fairfax last month in which five guns and some prescription pills were stolen. the woman was found tied to a chair and had been shot in the head in her house which was also ransacked. investigators say she did not snow the three suspects. hill, along with victor silva, and john martinez, both 27 years old. hill was killed in a shootout with police in a shootout. sill vas was arrested in the confrontation -- silva was arrested in the confrontation and martinez was arrested.

police investigate to look for suspects in the shooting last weekend of a killing of a teen. >> he was my pride joy. the day he was born, i was like i got my boy. that's all i ever needed was him. i didn't need anything but him. >> chris ellis says his son was with friends saturday night. they were walking to a nearby store when someone came up in a car and shot him. his father says he had earned a football scholarship to morrow high school in hayward and was gonna transfer in the fall. >> they didn't just take my son. they took my future. they took my legacy. they took everything i was to identify me as a father as a man. >> ellis says his message for other parents is to say no sometimes when their children want to go hang out in the street with their friends. oakland police say there are no arrests in in case. 7:07.

sacramento lawmakers introducing a bill calling for teaching high school students about sexual assault prevention. now, this bill would require classes on sexual assault, violence and also information about developing a healthy relationship. it would also be information on the new yes means yes law. that law requires colleges to teach students how to clearly state consent for sexual activity. but if the new law passes not all students would have to take the classes. california law allows parents to opt out of sexual education. california is on track for one of the driest winters on record. the readings taken yesterday show that there's 20% of the usual amount of water in the sierra snowpack up and down the state. reservoirs, rivers already at very low levels and state and local officials agree there's not much hope we'll have a march miracle with rain that could boost the totals this

year. more bad news on top of that, the state's water conservation rate has dropped to less than 10%. here in the bay area, it's down to 4%. it is 7:08. well, a change at the 49ers' museum at levi stadium has many fans talking. janine de la vega is live in santa clara and says, a lot of those fans not too happy. janine? >> reporter: the museum here opens up at 10:00 a.m. our cameras haven't been inside but some sports fans notice that harbaugh memorabilia has been taken off display and now they are partially criticizing 49ers' management. the sports blogger, bay area sports guy, posted this picture that a 9ers fan had taken of harbaugh's signature outkit. he reported that member or bail you why is no -- memorabilia is no longer in the museum. he also snapped a picture of a

plaque that honored harbaugh and is now covered up. fans are speculating it was done because of the dissatisfaction of harbaugh. some are more disappointed than upset. >> i feel like they should put it back so everybody can have a chance to look at it. it's not fair for people who haven't had a chance like myself. >> reporter: the blogger also posted a picture of what's in place instead of harbaugh's clothes. it's a display of the full uniform worn by frank gore in the final game of the season. the 49ers said he's still part of interactive displays in the museum. we've reached out to the 9ers to find out why the change and there are no charger homages to more past coaches. we are still waiting to hear back. tori. >> thank you.

>> we've asked people what you think about the changes and kevin relies, i -- replies, i was planning to take the family out to the new stadium. it's getting hard to spend that much money on this product. he says if frank goes, that will be a final straw. now, frank gore is the most prominent of all of the niners who become free agents on tuesday. so that will be interesting to see. here's a another comment from the -- another comment. it's their museum, they can do what they want. but i think it's rather sad. justin says, 49ers management, i are forgive you for letting hare bow go if you keep crabtree. deal? a lot of comments. if you want to join the conversation, go to our ktvu facebook page. >> i know there will be more, too, tori. thank you. 7:11. thieves steal the prosthetic leg of a bay area athlete. coming up at 7:30, how this could effect his dream to compete in the paralympics and how you can help get that dream

back on track. a scathing federal report could be released in the wake of the michael brown shooting. the examples of racial discrimination by police in ferguson, missouri. and we're in the heart of the morning commute, folks. that means there are more cars on the road and there are trouble spots as well. we're taking a look at the south bay. we'll take a look at your bridge commute when we come back. my name is bret hembree. i am an electric crew foreman out of theupertino service center. i was born and raised in the cupertino area. it's a fantastic area to work. the new technology that we are installing out in the field is important for the customers because system reliability i believe is number one. pg&e is always trying to plan for the future

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welcome back to "mornings on 2." time, 7:14. the justice department uncovered racially charged e- mails and very alarming arrest records while investigating the police in ferguson, missouri. all of this follows the controversial shooting of unarmed teenager michael brown which triggered protests around the nation and right here in the bay area. ktvu fox 2's katie utehs is live in the newsroom. and you have more on that report, katie. >> dave, good morning. the report shows a pattern and

practice of discrimination involving both the police department and the court system in ferguson. expected to be released in full today, the report ordered by attorney general eric holder reviewed some 35,000 pages of police records. the d.o.j. found police there routinely violated the constitutional rights of african-americans. the report says officers used excessive force against black people and too often charged them with petty offenses. now, some are calling for the chief of police to resign. >> that demands a certain level of accountability. i think the chief out there has to resign. it's the only way this community can move forward. >> the report also points to problems within the court system with racist jokes circulating amongst e-mails. african-americans also were less likely to have their cases dismissed by municipal judges. so what changes can come from this report? the justice department can negotiate policy changes with ferguson officials. if that doesn't work, the

department could sue the city to force change. now, the city of ferguson released a statement saying, it a received the d.o.j. report and that city leaders are currently reviewing it. dave? >> thank you. there are new concerns that the tallest peak in the world is becoming a biohazard. the chief of nepal's mountain association says human sewage has become a critical problem. he says climbers and visitors are not propertiably disposing of westernal waste. last year they had a rule put into effect that requires climbers to bring 18 pounds of trash back to base camp. the government is now reportedly working on a plan involving human waste. >> that's something you don't hear about when you think about mountain climbing. >> something you have to deal with. let's check in with brian. can you take care of the folks in the south bay? >> i will certainly try, dave. we're doing our best. people in the south bay, our commuters in the south bay, our

friends know what the deal is at this time of hour. there are trouble spots. let's take a look. 280 in san jose, for all of those people caught in the traffic there, that's the mess toward highway 19. caltrain goes by there. opposite direction on 101, things are looking okay. but really typical commute spots in the south bay, northbound 101, 280 also very busy in morning. we'll be keeping an eye on that throughout the morning. as we move on the emeryville camera, 31 minutes from the carquinez bridge the macarthur maze. speeds averaging around 37 miles an hour. that's starting to get the back up to the foot of the maze on the bay bridge this morning. obviously if you have fastrack, you get there faster. finally, there are a couple of accidents -- i'm gonna center this map up here. a couple of accidents on the peninsula. off the san mateo bridge, this accident off the shoulder, off westbound 92 near 101, that's definitely slowing down things in both directions. and then another direction also

southbound 101 near the woodside avenue onramp. definitely slowing things down near redwood city this morning. 7:17. here's my good friend, steve. >> thank you, brian. good to know. want to thank everybody up in napa getting some great reports. yes, i called you out kathy and you responded. 34 in north napa. thanks to eric, it's cold enough. how cold is it? it's cold enough that the wind machines have cranked up. had a report from gary yesterday and eric in beautiful glenoaks. if you go there, say hi to dennis and diane. they will take care of you. i promise. we have a little bit of low cloud deck around twin peaks. there's patchy fog. sfo a little bit. a couple of high clouds up about 10,000. that's it. it will be sunny today. a little bit of patchy fog. it's kind of cold out there. i'll say. 30s, 40s and 50s to near 70 degrees on a few. tomorrow is a better opportunity. speaking of napa, the airport,

34, also north napa, 34. have a fewer up there, paul watts who keeps good information around salvador. he will probably check in. near 30s for many. near freezing for a few. that includes the north and the santa cruz mountains. 45 for oakland. 60 and then we'll go a high of 68 today. san jose, though, checking in with a few high clouds. 44. 60 and then also a high of 60. these are right about where we should be. normal temp is 61 to 68. most locations will be in there. clear for us. a lot of rain on monday in phoenix and tucson. well, tucson dealing with cloud cover. it looks better for phoenix today. they had mostly cloudy skies and still played. 30s on the temps for many. 40s on the temps. san jose is at 43. not far away. i'm sure there's upper 30s. 9 up in truckee. 35 bookends, redding and 36 in sacramento. but i will tell you, they would

take the 35 or 36 in bismarck, minneapolis, you name it. denver, omaha, chicago, the while is 4. 12 below in minneapolis. bismarck, 25 below. denver was 2 below. now they are 2. billings 5 below and look act the line of -- look at the line of weather. this is freezing rain and snow and rain. you can see that right in the pink. north st. louis, it's snow and then you get freezing rain and memphis is on the border. cincinnati getting snow. rain to the south. it looks like more snow for new york and boston. i sent a spirkt to a friend of -- i sent a picture to a friend of mine. he was not amused. >> no, he wasn't. >> he said it's snowing again on his way home. it's just relentless. these systems come flying down the coast and they go all the way down to baja and lift out and feed into the active pattern. some fog, cold in the morning. 30s and 40s. 60s to near 70.

clearlake, saint helena, petaluma, heavy fog around petaluma as well. 66 kentfield. vallejo and benicia, 65. same for sausalito and tib ron -- tiburon. 70 gilroy. upper 60s, santa clara, milpitas, san jose. 64 in daly city and 68 in pealt. tomorrow i think we start to see more widespread 70s, boy, do we as ge into the weekend. look at the numbers. >> don't forget to change the clocks this sunday. >> spring forward. >> well, saturday night for me. >> thank you. 7:21. it's called the freak. it's not a dance. >> no. >> coming up in 20 minutes what we're learning about a new cybersecurity flaw and the websites it could twak. and a launching platform for bay area startup companies. the new ideas unveiled at this year's launch festival.

same-sex marriage is on hold. they stopped ordering licenses. it's not clear if those who received the licenses during that time will be affected by this latest ruling. the u.s. supreme court will take up the issue this session and a decision could be handed down in june. skateboarding is now banned on alameda county property and violaters of the new law could be fined. the board of supervisors voted unanimously on the ban yesterday. they say it's not only a matter of damage but of liability. they say there are skate parks in the city that people can use but skateboarders say they can't always get to the parks and they are not causing any trouble skating at other places. >> trying to not run in the

streets. we're trying to do something -- something positive. >> right now, it's not clear how much the fine will be for violaters. the ban takes effect in 30 days. sales for mark bennioff and glenn beck, they will be the speakers at launch festival. inspiring entrepreneurs get a shot of turning their startups into bigg business -- big businesses. they go on stage and pitch their products. this year includes an app. there's feedback and the winners go home with almost as much as $250,000. >> this is the fertile ground of the economy. they are looking at people who are just starting out. they are just to the point of maturity where they have a real product. they have a real message and are out there ready to show it to the world.

>> the festival has proven to be so popular the organizers may expand it to twice a year. 7:25. along with a big donation from facebook founder mark zuckerberg, san francisco jen. hospital is getting a new name. the board of supervisors voted yesterday to except a 75 million-dollar gift from zuk urberg and his -- zucker berg and his wife. in recognition it will be renamed the police sill saw and mark zuckerberg san francisco hospital and trauma center. former red sox pitcher curt schilling is striking out with cyber bulls. the actions he took to protect his daughter at what he calls some of the most vulgar terms he's ever seen. >> reporter: thieves break into an audio and video store in san francisco. we'll tell what you they stole

and we'll tell you what witnesses say they saw. it's starting to get very busy on the bay area roadways. coming up we'll take a look at the pittsburg baypoint area. a little bit of fog out there. otherwise, some cold temps. a lot of 30s. we'll end up with mostly sunny skies and temperatures will be warming up. we'll show you how warm. television announcer: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale is ending soon. bulldog: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: right now, you can get a serta mattress any size for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. bulldog: any size mattress - twin, full, queen, or king - for one low price! and they'll deliver it free. television announcer: the $197 mattress sale... bulldog: oh boy! television announcer: ...is ending soon. ♪ mattress discounters ♪

good morning. live pictures from san francisco where witnesses say three people broke into an audio video store. tara moriarty is there. wednesday, march 4th. i'm tori campbell. tc it's beautiful outside. >> sunshine bright outside. >> information from the western climate center. california just had its warmest one month, three months, six months and 12 months ever ending in february. >> that's so unusual considering what's happening at the other end of the country. >> i know. this winter -- meteorological winter was the warmest ever for many. it didn't matter it was redding, san francisco. average terp was 57. the beat keeps going on. sunshine and warmer temps will take us into friday.

i do think there will be a little bit of fog coming back by the weekend. inland, it won't matter. it will be sunny, mild and warm. a little chill in the morning air. i will say. there's plenty of 30s to go around. weather almanac. forecast high, 68. 44. the record low, 1894, 26 degrees. i love it when you see those. most of san jose's records go way back on the record lows. a little bit of fog around twin peaks, i know there's some. southern california is okay. most of arizona is okay if you are heading to spring training. phoenix is okay. tucson dealing with fog and a few showers. little systems keep flying down the coast. they are not affecting us except maybe a hint of a few high clouds. it will be a warmer afternoon. upper 60s for a few. 30s and 40s. cold enough for the wind machines on the go in napa and

sonoma county, maybe livermore and santa cruz mountains as well. nobody has reported that to me. but i would believe it. lows are in the 30s. sunny and a little warmer today. here's brian with what has started out as kind of quiet has picked up. >> that's pretty much it. good morning, everybody. traffic is starting to get very busy especially along both of the bridges, talking about san mateo bridge and the dumbarton bridge. let's take a look now. let's start off on the peninsula side. there are a couple of accidents past the san mateo bridge this morning. the first one will be off the bridge. 101, southbound, near westbound 92. that's an accident right there. then you have a couple of accidents. you see two stent icons. that's off woodside and then another accident off whipple. 101 not looking too good. 88 on the nimitz freeway, not looking too great. there was another motorcycle accident near tennyson but this is typical -- this is a typical

commute around this time. it's not helping matters this morning. moving quickly here in walnut creek area. there are reports of a fire off olympic boulevard. so crews are reported to that. that is affecting traffic on the southbound side. there's also an accident off el pintoto. moving onto the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic is picking up in the cash chains. 35 minutes to the macarthur maze. 101 southbound in san jose, it's starting to pick up along the south bay. 101, also along 280 and the 680 split. 7:33. back to the desk. >> thank you. new this morning, san francisco police have another smash-and-grab theft on their hands. tara moriarty joins us now with what the owner and police are saying about this latest crime. seems to be quite a trend, tara. >> reporter: yeah, it seems to be. the own of this store says the last time his store was targeted, the thieves made off with $20,000 worth of

equipment. now we don't know exactly how much was stolen this time but we do know there's pretty good surveillance video inside the store. you can see the shattered windows. a witness says around 4:00 this morning he saw three men in overcoats break into this audio and video store called music lovers. it sits catty-corner from saint domonic's church. they say they spent a good amount of time cleaning out the store. >> the suspects in this one would be three suspects, dressed in dark clothing, wearing hoodies, possible handkerchiefs over their face. drove up in a red pickup truck. got out, smashed the window and made entry. carried out various items. >> reporter: this burglary comes five days after another robbery at california and polk. police say someone in a pickup

truck backed into audio visions several times and made off with boxes of misdemeanor. these are surveillance photos of that truck. damage to the store was estimated at $100,000. coming up, a little bit later, the sergeant will talk more about where thieves like these are selling the stolen merchandise. the getaway car is a red truck. live from san francisco, i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> thank you. also knew this morning, the federal trial of boston marathon bombing suspect, dzhokhar tsarnaev, is just got underway. prosecutors there are making opening statements right now. they are setting the scene of that 2013 attack. they are also expected to show graphic images of the destruction as well as surveillance video which shorts say show dzhokhar tsarnaev placing a backpack eight feet away from an 8-year-old boy who died in that explosion. three people were killed. more than 260 were badly hurt. many of the survivors who plan

to be at the trial say they want to see dzhokhar tsarnaev convicted and get the death penalty. >> that would be justice for me. for my voice, for myself, for what happened. >> the defense is likely to argue dzhokhar tsarnaev's older brother killed in the shootout after the bombing, he was the master mind of the attack. dzhokhar tsarnaev faces 30 federal charges, 17 of them carry the possibility of the death penalty. well, the first lawsuits from the asiana jet crash at san francisco international airport in july of 2013, they are now settled. the boeing 777 was arriving from south korea and landing at sfo when the plane clipped the sea wall at the end of the runway, crashed, then burst into flames. three chinese students on that flight died. more than 180 other people on board were hurt. now, a lawyer for 72 of the passengers announced an agreement to settle their personal injury lawsuits but we

don't have details. they are not being made public. there are still dozen more lawsuits pending. this morning, the u.s. supreme court gets involved in obamacare. the court will hear arguments in the latest challenge to president obama's healthcare law. ktvu fox 2's pam cook joins us with what's at the center of the argument and what's at stake for millions of americans. pam? >> it seems to be a war of words, four to be exact. the court will decide whether people in all states are eligible for federal tax subsidies or if it's limited to states like california that created their own exchanges because of wording. but the president said the court should not be so literal. >> if you look at the law, if you look at the testimony of those who were involved in the law, including some of the opponents of the law, the understanding was that people joined a federal exchange, they

were gonna be able to access tax credits just like if they went through a state exchange. >> but plaintiffs will argue that it was no mistake, that the federal government was trying to strong arm states and force them to establish their own exchanges and if they didn't and people would have have to use the federal obamacare exchange, they would not be able to get the subsidies. if the supreme court rules it's limited to states as many as 8 million people could lose their health insurance coverage. in the next hour of "mornings on 2" we'll have reaction from one of the architects of obamacare. a police search isunderway after someone stole the prosthetic leg out of the car that belonged to a bay area man who is training for the 2016 paralympics. he posted this photo of his car. look at the smashed window. the car was broken into monday night in san francisco. now, steiner was a star athlete at gun high school in palo alto. his leg was amputated four

years ago after he developed bone cancer. the thief who broke into his car stole a laptop, a carry bag and his right prosthetic leg. steiner says it is specially designed for him. it's useless to anybody else. it will be extremely difficult for him to train without it. steiner and the police want everyone to share this image of the leg on social media. if you see it, it can possibly be recovered. now, we posted that image on our ktvu facebook page if you would like to share it. in an unrelated case, san francisco police found a prosthetic leg, they are now investigating who it belongs to. now, the right prosthetic leg is attached to a man's brown shoe. a police officer found it against a tree in front of a phone store at market and 8th street last week. police have been holding onto it ever since for safe keeping. 7:39. san jose's city council decided

to apply for federal grant money to hire more firefighters but at least one city leader says that could lead to complications. the city had to close fire houses and cut staffing during the recession. a city audit shows because of that san jose is not meeting its goal of responding to 90% of fire calls in eight minutes or less. if the city wins the $3 million grant, it could help pay for 14 new firefighters. former all-star pitcher curt shill something paying hard ball with people who posted offensive tweets about his 17-year-old daughter. he posted on his twitter page an old photo of him and his daughter when she was a young girl. he went online to congarage lit -- congratulate about her playing softball. he saw tweets by people that

had inappropriate content. the 49ers just signed a new player and he has never football before. >> 2015, i'm gonna be a san francisco 49er. [ cheers and applause ] >> like the accent, tori? >> yeah. >> that's good. that's jarrod hayne. he's a rugly player. late last year, he said he would pursue his lifelong dream of playing in the nfl. said the 49ers he's head coach, his experience with teaching american football to foreign players that helped make his decision. he will try out as a running back or a kick returner. >> we wish him well. 7:41. parents outraged after a 6th grade teacher goes on a profanity laced rant. >> let me tell you something.

[bleep] >> oh. the what set the teacher off and how he was caught in the act. a high-tech way to confess your sins. the priest allowing people to cleanse their souls with a snapchat. very busy on bay area roadways. we'll take a look at your north bay commute. take a look at the bay bridge commute as well. all quiet here if you have travel plans to the hawaiian islands take the rain coat, it's poring down there. we'll take a look and look at the national weather which is very active.

welcome back.

u.s. and iranian negotiators are meeting again today in switzerland working on a deal to reduce iran's nuke program in exchange for lifting economic sanctions. >> if we're successful negotiating, then this will be the best deal possible to prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. nothing else comes close. sanctions won't do it. even military action would not be as successful as the deal that we have put forward. >> now, these talks are going on despite a warning yesterday from israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, and that speech to congress that you can't trust iran. well, president obama says he will sign the just passed funding bill for the homeland security department as soon as he receives it. now, after stone walling it at first, the republican-led house passed a bill yesterday that will fund the homeland security department through the end of the fiscal year. house leader john boehner there told republicans they have few

options. he said it would be worse politically if they allowed homeland security to shut down. conservatives have been insisting of tying up the money on the president's executive orders on immigration. they now plan to take up immigration separately. some websites are scrambling to fix a dangerous security flaw that opens the doors for hackers. it is call called freak. it can decrypt heist information in a matter of hours -- private information in a matter of hours. google has issued a fix for android browsers and apple is prompt missing a nix next week for its safari browser. there is now a high-tech way to confess your sins. a priest in san antonio, texas is making hill self available to make -- himself available to hear confix through snapchat.

he's decided to remain anonymous but you can reach him through priest david. some priests say they don't think this is a food idea. they say it should be done bu the divider or -- done by the divider or face to face. >> doing it by snapchat, there's no humility, no ownership of the sins you have completed. >> snapchat videos are only ten seconds lock. depending upon -- long. depending upon how much you have to confess, you might have to send several. >> what do you think. >> i don't know how to get on snap did the -- snapchat. brian, everybody behaving on the roads? >> i confess i've had my third cup of coffee. >> three to five is okay.

>> katie utehs did a coffee run earlier. i'm doing pretty good. i wish i had better news on the commute. let's take a look in the north bay. this is our san rafael camera, 101 southbound. that's where most of the cars are. you see the heavy traffic going through there. there's heavy traffic to talk about there in the north bay. it starts off in novato from about roland boulevard. doesn't get better until you reach san pedro avenue. very heavy traffic. 101 southbound in san rafael. we'll keeping an eye on that. traffic is horrendous around the san mateo bridge. there were a couple of accidents off the san mateo bridge. that appears to be clearing. you have the traffic. there is a new accident off whipple causing heavy delays. 101 southbound closer to the dumbarton bridge. on the other side, you have the accident that's still being worked on. reports of a motorcycle down. southbound 880 near tennyson,

moving quickly here toward the east bay more toward the east bay, very heavy southbound 680 also as you approach san ramon, also as you approach 24 this morning. finally bay bridge toll plaza this morning, not too bad. starting to get better. but approach onto their eastshore freeway, very busy, 35 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. i've taken too long. ryan matthews tweeted me and said can you give me the hawaii forecast? i sure can. it's lit up. maui and the big island are getting slammed, flash flood watches are out. a winter storm warning is out for the summits of the big island. for snow, yes, snow. and this looks like it will go on most of the day. honolulu, 73 and off and on rain. and kauai is just showing clouds and not rain. but look at that. all sorts of flood watch issues today at least for some, for maui and the big island. if you are heading there today, you will probably get wet.

for us, we could use some rain. we are just not gonna see it. maybe the middle of next week. maybe. i'm losing faith. steve at mount davidson, he said, you are just throwing in the towel on the rain. not yet you but i'm get -- not yet but i'm getting closer. patchy fog, a little bit around twin peaks. a cold morning in napa and sonoma. a couple of reports of the wind machines cranked up. 34, 54. 67 for a high in name, about the same for sonoma. san francisco, patchy low clouds. that's about it. otherwise, mostly sunny. 58. high of 64. normal high, 61. 66. we'll be close. a few clouds over the sierra. but that's the only thing. a little bit of patchy fog. arizona, phoenix is looking good. tucson is dealing with a weak system. partly mostly cloudy there. maybe a few showers but i think after today they will be done. 30s on the temps or low 40s. starting to slowly bounce off some of the lows.

they are still cold. livermore at 38. speaking of cold, will it ever end? i don't know. it seems like it keeps going and going. the windchills continue to be brutal. minneapolis 12 below. chicago, 4. st. louis, 7. denver was 2 below. now they are 2. billings at 5 below and look at the line of active weather. it's snow to the north of that line. freab or mix pre-- freezing rain or mix precip in the purple and pink. south of that it's rain. but it's a mess from the panhandle of texas throughout much of texas and into memphis, parts of the deep south, the ohio valley. north toward cleveland and then into washington, new york and boston where the snow keeps going. it looks like boston may set an all-time record on snow today. they are about an inch and a half away. watch out the system zips down the coast and takes the turn and heads to new mexico. a few clouds over the sierra. some fog, not much. warmer afternoon. 30s and 40s on the temps. 60s to near 70. i'm easing into this.

st. helena, 70. they will be soft 70s. kentfield, san rafael, novato, 66. petaluma dealing with fog. it's 67 degrees. same for pittsburg, concord, walnut creek, danville, livermore and downtown oakland. close for everybody else. went 70 gilroy, upper 60s for some on the coast, 60s, mid-60s upper 60s on the peninsula. looks like an east breeze kicks in tomorrow. is till looks warm inland on the weekend. but maybe fog on the coast. >> is this weird what's happening in hawaii? >> i was just gonna ask the same thing. >> the upper atmosphere is this and then over us, ridge and then in the middle of the country. >> okay. wavelengths. there won't be a test. they are just locked in. >> even if you have that, it won't stop raining. >> yeah. >> if you don't -- >> we don't. >> if you want nice weather, stay in the bay area. >> looks pretty good here. tough to beat. a controversial comment

about homosexuality someone of the country's top neurosurgeon and a possible presidential candidate. and look at hill. -- look at him. up next, we introduce you to a 9-year-old boy. he's been playing the piano since before his little feet could reach the pedals.

25,000 l.e.d. lights were installed in 2013 as the largest light sculpture in the world. on friday, caltrans will turn off the lights. they will work on the cables. afterwards, they will install longer-lasting lights. the show should be back on again in time for super bowl 50 next year.

7:55. the university of california will cap the number of out of state students attending the two most popular campuses next year. uc president janet napolitano announced limits will be in place at uc berkeley and ucla. that's after many parents were worried about losing spots to students from out the state who pay higher tuition. last year, students accounted for 30% at cal and ucla. they pay about $23,000 more in tuition and fees each year. well, fourth grader from southern california -- a fourth grader is getting worldwide acclaim for his piano playing. the 9-year-old said he knew he wanted to play the piano starting at age 4 when he was watching his older sister at a recital but he was told he was

too young. he started to take lessons even though he couldn't reach the pedals. >> i like it even more than when i was a kid. i keep practicing and i get higher levels. so i can play like more beautiful pieces. >> wow. he plays so incredibly well. he's already played at carnegie hall in new york city five times. he's headed to moscow this summer for a special performance and he says his goal is to become a concert pianist and attend music cool. >> he's the man. >> a little bit of a prodigy there, i would say. there is a change inside the 49ers' museum at levi stadium, raising some questions after the break, how the questions focus on former head coach jim harbaugh and what's not there. former school district building catches fire. the people who were spotted in what was supposed to be an abandoned building. good morning. traffic remains very busy in

certain parts. this is one of those, the san mateo bridge. coming up we'll take a look at the bay bridge also when we come back. a little bit of fog hanging over san francisco, parts of it. not all. there it is. thank you, control room. that was awesome. we'll talk about warmer temperatures into friday.

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a huge fire. firefighters went inside looking for someone who might have been trapped inside. alex savidge will have more. stay tuned. thank you for joining us for "mornings on 2." wednesday, march 4th. >> i'm tori campbell. a quick check on weather and traffic. the weather is starting to warm up. >> everything is blooming. if you are suffering from allergies, it's off the scale.

temperatures go up. the allergy levels will be going up. a little bit of fog deciding to visit parts of san francisco. a little bit of fog. it will be mostly sunny. it will be warmer for almost. tomorrow we'll get an easterly breeze. that should send temperatures up. it will be nice today. there is a little bit of fog. 30s, 40s, 50s. everything continues to go all the way down the coast and down to southern california. except for a few patches of clouds. that's it. 60s for many to near 70. warmer temps start in the morning. here's brian who has been doing a little dance. been busy. it's been very busy. good morning, everybody. it's been very busy especially in the south bay.

let's take a look at the maps. 101 northbound very busy from really alum rock all the way up -- if you want to head toward the peninsula, sea of red there. also very busy on -- on 85. doesn't get any better until you get to saratoga. the livermore valley, this is also very busy. westbound 580, 680 also busy as well. san mateo bridge also backed up. this has been like this for the past couple of hours. southbound 880, the nimitz freeway busy. highway 4, not too bad. slow and go. gets better once you get to 242 and 680. back to the desk. >> thank you, brian. new this morning, yet another smash-and-grab burglary in san francisco. police are telling us three men in ban -- dash bandanas and

overcoats broke into the saud yovisual store. we'll have a live report on details. a woman killed in a shootout with arizona police over weekend has been positively identified as one of the suspects in the murder of a penngrove woman. investigators believe that 37- year-old stephanie hill was one of three people involved in the killing of 84-year-old olga dinali last thursday. hill was also being investigated for a burglary in fairfax last month in which five guns and some prescription pills were stolen. she was found tied to a chair and had been shot in the head in her home which was ransacked. investigators say she did not know the three suspects. they were hill along with victor silva and john martinez. they were both 27 years old. hill was killed on saturday in

a police shootout. silva was arrested in the confrontation. martinez who was arrested in the bay area appeared in court yesterday on charges of being an accessory to murder. your time now is 8:03. oakland police are searching for the shooter who killed a man who had just become a new father. 21-year-old marcus west junior was gunned down yesterday morning in front of his family's home in no land park as he whats leaving for work. neighbors think it may have been a drive-by shooting. his grand mother said she talked to him every morning before he went to work. >> i don't know anyone who would hate him this much to kill him. it was something that's totally shocking. >> she was one of the first people to rush to him when she heard the shouts. he leaves behind a 2-month-old son. sacramento lawmakers are introducing a bill that would teach sexual assault prevention in high school. the legislation would require

classes on sexual assault, violence and information about developing healthy relationships. there would be information on the state's new yes means yes law. that law requires colleges to teach students how to clearly state consent for sexual activity. but if this new law passes, not all students would have to take the classes. california law allows parents to opt out of sexual education. well, firefighters in vallejo, they are still at the scene a late-night fire, one that destroyed a building that used to house school district offices. alex savidge is in vallejo to tell us why there were people inside that abandoned building. >> reporter: well, squatters had been calling this place home for several years. according to neighbors and firefighters, the building which was abandoned was once the home of the vallejo unified school district's main offices. it is owned by a private company now and that company was planning to demolish the

building next month. a fire crew was out here keeping an eye on the place. this is what the fire looked like when it first started at about 10:00. a number of people were inside at the time. people who live here. and when vallejo firefighters first arrived, they got reports of someone trapped, a man and his dog still inside this burning building. crews, however, they could not go inside right away. it took about an hour to knock down the fire and at that time, crews did a room by room search and they did not find any fire victims. firefighters tell us that search was made all the more challenging by the fact that this building is filled with trash and human waste from all of the people who have been living here. neighbors say they see people coming and going from the building all of the time and they are not surprised it caught fire. >> it was just a matter of time. you know -- it's been cold in the mornings and i'm sure people are trying to provide themselves heat. probably trying to cook food.

>> reporter: vallejo police have been out to this building a number of times in the past to remove homeless people living here. there were two minor injuries related to last night's fire. one them a firefighter who suffered a puncture wound. the other was one of the people who escaped from the building who suffered minor smoke inhalation. this morning, this was scene at the vallejo fire investigator --ars the vallejo fire investigator -- as the vallejo fire investigator came back and gathered evidence as he tries to figure out exactly what started this massive fire last night. back to you. >> thank you. 8:07. some 49er fans, they think the team is being unfaithful to gin harbaugh. they are upset about what's happened with the display featuring some of his favorite clothes. fox 2's janine de la vega joining us live now, you are in santa clara. you just talked to a team spokesman. what are they saying? >> reporter: dave, that spokesman says that the museum

has more than 2,000 artifacts and they can only display about 10% of those at the time. now, the outfit that was jim harbaugh's outfit displayed on that mannequin, it's been taken down, but they say it was just part of the rotation. now, the picture that was posted to the website, bay area sports guy, which shows the mannequin, it's his signature outfit, a fleece, and those khakis. there's also a snapshot of a plaque. when fans noticed that tribute was removed, many were upset calling 49ers management petty. they speculated it had to do with the 49ers dissatisfaction with harbaugh and how the parterring -- parting didn't seem to be amicable. he said the harbaugh outfit was in the current portion of the museum which any like to keep

fresh. they decided to keep up the uniform of frank gore where he when over the 11 hufn-mile mark. they will keep the clothes and say it could be put back on display at any time. >> all right. thank you, janine. we asked people what they thought about the changes to the exhibit. chauncey says, wow, i guess the rationship between harbaugh and the owners was a lot worse than i thought. fabian, said gold-blooded is getting to be cold-blooded. probably a reference to the colors, red and gold and then robert says, hey, museums changing displays. maybe it's not such a big deal. you can join the conversation by going to our ktvu facebook page. we want to warn but this next story. we've had to bleep out the offensive words. it's pretty clear what's being said. in dallas, texas a middle school teacher has been placed

on administrative leave after one of the students secretly recorded a rant filled with profanity in the classroom. >> if you don't have a filter, i got no filter. if you got no threshold for pain, i don't either. if you don't give a [bleep] i don't give a [bleep] >> that instruct ear teachers a leadership -- instructor teaches a leadership course. he was warning about an upcoming test. an angry parent took the recording to school the next day and made the principal listen to the whole tape. >> how are they gonna have something working in the school like that? even if he's trying to mean it in a good way, that's not a way to -- he said he wasn't trying to be vulgar. he was very vulgar. >> the school district said they are investigating the matter but the teacher has been

placed on leave. 8:10. still ahead, obamacare on the line. coming up in 20 minutes from now, what's at stake as the supreme court takes its third crack at the affordable care act. the department of justice now saying ferguson, missouri police routinely engaged in bias practices. the new report expected to be released today following months' long investigations. good morning on this beautiful wednesday morning out there. traffic starting to shape up okay in some parts. remains heavy in others. we'll talk more about that when we come back. a lot of sunshine. a little bit of fog around the city. but that will lift. it will be slightly warmer today than even more so tomorrow. we'll show you that on the extended outlook and the forecasted highs today.

e-mails containing racist jokes and alarming arrest practices just a few of the findings of the investigation into the ferguson police department. it followed the shooting of unarmed teen michael brown. katie utehs joins us with the pattern revealed by this investigation into tens of thousands of police records. katie? >> some may be surprised by the findings but civil rights activists have been crying foul for month. the d.o.j. points to a pattern and practice of this. expected to be released in full today, the d.o.j. report reviewed some 35,000 pages of police records. african-americans made up 93% of arrests while only

accounting for 67% of the population. the records also show that african-american people were involved in more incidents where police used force including cases where police dogs bit citizens. the brown family attorney hopes the report will be used to bring change to a fractured community. >> we are to take now what is publicly known to be a situation, come up with conclusions, then execute whatever those solutions are, go back and measure the results. and see if we made progress from there. >> the report also points to problems in the court system with some of the racially charged e-mails exchanged between officers and members of the court. african-americans were also less likely to their cases dismissed by judges. what may come from this report? it puts legal weight behind of unfairness. they can negotiate policy changes with ferguson officials. if that doesn't work, the department could sue the city to force change. city leaders say they have

received the report and they are reviewing it. >> all right. thank you. katie. 8:15. same-sex marriage is on hold in alabama for now. the state supreme court ordered lower courts to stop issuing licenses yesterday. nearly three weeks after the ban was overturned. it's still not clear if those who received marriage licenses during that time will be affected by this latest ruling. the u.s. supreme court will take up the issue this session and a decision could be handed down in june. 8:16. dr. ben carson a potential republican presidential candidate says homosexuality is absolutely a choice and says he has proof. dr. carson told cnn that people go into prison state and when they come out, they are gay. he also said, did something what happen while they were in there? is your self that question. this week he performed an

exploratory committee for a possible run for president and also said that states should decide whether to allow same- sex marriages and that same-sex couples would be offered rights equivalent to maferrage without changing the legal def -- marriage without changing the legal definition of mafer -- marriage. want to check in with brian. pretty heavy this morning? >> it's pretty busy out this then morning on a wednesday. let's take a look now. this is 237 in milpitas. boy, that's backed up. that's usually the case around this time. there was an earlier accident. it's since been cleared but the damage has been done. very heavy on 237 in milpitas. moving onto the bay bridge toll plaza, this has gotten better now. but -- to get to this point now starting to get busy. about 37 minutes from the

carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. once you get own the bridge, chp reporting there's something blocking the right lane along the span near treasure island. so be aware of that. that could slow things down along the span this morning. finally, the golden gate bridge no major problems out there. it's shaping up to be a very beautiful day. picture perfect just like our friend, steve paulson. >> do i owe you money? >> you sure do. about -- just kidding. [laughter] mostly clear skies. a little bit of fog over the city. it's hard pressed to see on the visible satellite. there is a little bit there. it will be clear, sunny and i -- i posted on twitter the allergy levels. about ten of you have already responded. a couple of people said i usually don't have allergy problems. this year i do. the trees are just -- they are going nuts. going crazy. ash, yoonny -- juniper, cedar. the hawaiian islands, rain. there is a lot of rain down

there especially for maui and the big island. snow on the big island peaks. getting very, very close, not only to oahu as well. kauai looks to be one of the safest or best. it's cloudy but not a lot of heavy rain. rain just surrounding it. there will be heavy rain there. we'll see if things clear up. i don't know. it looks pretty clowty and active there. for us, it looks really quiet. there's not a lot going on. there's a tiny bit of fog. had a lot of 30s. cranking on this morning. i believe it all the way up to calistoga. good reason. we had a lot of 30s. now we're starting to get warmer. ocean temps are still warm. at least san francisco buoy, monterey and half moon bay. i think since last june they've been above normal. ten up in truckee. 42 sacramento. north breeze at redding.

continues to be cold. it's just -- this has not stopped. it keeps going and going and going. this is another cold one. this might be the last blast. the windchill this morning, 12 below in minneapolis. zero in denver. wolf creek pass, that's it. 58 inches of the snow in colorado. speaking of snow, you can see the line. there's snow from boston and new york -- boston will probably set an all-time record today. i think they only needed an inch and a half to set the record. st. louis back to tulsa, but then you start to get the freezing rain. the forecast for oklahoma city is freezing rain, freezing drizzle, snow, heavy-- heavy snow. by 10:00 it should be on the way out. there will be ice as well for travel delays. right along the coast, all the way down to baja, kicks out to the four corners. for us, high pressure wins out. 20 in tahoe.

40 in blue canyon. there will be warm air aloft and had been looks like this will hang around. we'll get an easterly breeze tomorrow. a lot of sun the next five days. the only fly might be a surge which would bring back shallow fog. that's a summertime pattern. not really an early march pattern. some fog, cold. a warmer afternoon hits. it will be nice. 60s on the temps near 70. san rafael, terra linda, novato, kentfield. all 60s. near 70. st. helena, calistoga. 67 oakland. walnut creek, same for about much of the santa clara valley. near 70. gilroy right there and then mid- 60s upper 60s peninsula looks good on the coast even warmer tomorrow. i think for friday, a lot of 70s. even by the end of the week, that allergy level should -- it's going higher this weekend. it's a medium high, 8.7. going to like 11. >> they don't want to hear

that. >> no. keep the clean nix handy and the eye -- kleenex handy and the eye drops. in 24 minutes why agents say certain women are a big problem for california. and it's a chance to take some big ideas and make them reality. a look at some of the products being displayed at the launch festival in san francisco.

well, good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." time is 8:24. skateboarding is now banned on alameda county property and violaters could be fined. supervisors approved a ban. they say it's not just a matter of damage but also liability. there are skate parks surrounding the sit but skateboarders say they can't always get to those parks and that they are not causing problems by skating at other places. >> we're not trying to -- we're trying to do something -- something positive. >> well, at any rate, the skateboarding ban takes effect in 30 days. today, salesforce.com's ceo and glenn beck will be speakers at launch festival in san francisco. it's a gathering of 11,000 people for entrepreneurs getting a shot at turning their startup into big business. they go on stage and pitch their products which this year

clutsdz an app that adds music and special effects to videos as well as a meal-making machine. a panel of judges gives each speaker some feedback and the winners go home with as much as $250,000. >> this is the fertile ground of the web economy. they are looking at people who are just starting out, they are just at the point of maturity where they have a real product. they are out there and ready to show it to the world. >> and the festival is believing so pop pew la, organizers are considering expanding it to twice a year. 8:26. well, a new high-end very fancy food market is moving into jack london square in oakland. the bay area news group reports the developer behind napa's market and the san francisco ferry building marketplace, well, they've leased the ground floor of the building at the south end of jack london square. the project will be called the water street market.

i just saw that. it's expected to open in the fall of next year. it will emphasize east bay growers and vendors. at 8:26 e federal help to hire more firefighters in san jose, it sounds good, right? maybe not. after the break, the reason at least one city leader is hesitant about asking for the money. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco, where police are searching for the thieves who broke into a high-end audio and video store. we'll let you know who details, what clues they have to go on. good morning, everybody. we are in the heart of the morning commute. things are busy. we're taking a look at the east shore freeway, where it's definitely the case. we'll find good spots when we come back. well, a lot of good spots for sunshine today, although a little bit of fog over the city. that will lift and it will be sunny and hazy but let the warming beep ginn.

55555oñ5á#kú welcome back to "mornings on 2". we're looking through this smashed window right into this business. live pictures from san francisco where a witness says three people smashed these windows and broke into this audio/video store. tara moriarty is out there. she will tell you more about what the storeowner is saying about the burglary and what a witness is saying about that crime. stay tuned. thank you for joining us here on "mornings on 2." wednesday, it's march 4th. i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather and traffic. steve paulson has the latest on the forecast. >> a lot of sunshine. warm temps. allergies. i tell ya, i think they are all in agreement, it's already tough and will only get tougher. if you don't have problem and

the sunshine and warm temps might be to your liking, maybe a little haze in the atmosphere. overall, a lot of sunshine. top to bottom. a little bit of fog. cold. a lot of 30s. mostly sunny. it be clear, near 70 for a few. the normal high is 61 to 66. we'll be close to that. slightly above. tomorrow, though, it looks like more of an easterly breeze. 30s for many this morning. now 30s, 40s and 50s everything continues to gel well offshore and then take the turn and go into the four corners. except for a few clouds, i think we're good to go. a lot of mid- to upper 60s. it hooks to be in the off -- looks to be in the offing. we're on our way. all right, brian. where do you want to begin? i know you've had a lot to talk about. yes. let's go on the peninsula along northbound 101, very suby from south city into san francisco

-- busy from south city into san francisco. there was an accident at san bruno, it looks like that's been cleared. traffic moving very nicely. also along the eastshore freeway there was an accident westbound 80 near el sobrante. that's been cleared. but traffic along the eastshore freeway, 35 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. 880 past oakland, traffic is starting to back up now. northbound direction past the coliseum and oracle arena. this traffic begins up to oakland. finally, the san mateo bridge, it's been backed up all morning long. continues to be so as you approach the high rise in foster city. back to the desk. new this morning for second time in less than a month a san francisco audio/video store has has been the target of a -- has been the target of a smash-and- grab robbery. tara moriarty is joining us live to tell us how the storeowners and police are hoping to track down the stolen goods.

good morning. >> reporter: good morning. police are looking at the possibility that this smash and grab is connected to a similar crash and grab that they had about 11 blocks away last week. there have also been a number of similar incidents down the peninsula as well as in the west portal neighborhood of san francisco. we know that the suspects in this particular incidents were wearing bandanas over their faces as well pass trench coats and hoodies. you can see where they busted through and made off with equipment which they put in a red pickup truck before taking off. this happened at 4:00 at the music lovers store across the street from st. dominic's church. the owner said his store was targeted by burglars three weeks ago. he said then they stole $20,000 worth of equipment. some of which they tried to sell on a website called you a yo-- called audio gone. >> we're gonna explore all of the sites. ebay, you name it.

local markets. what have you. going 40 different directions with a couple of people getting stuff. >> reporter: this burglary comes five days after another crash and grab at another audio/video store at polk. someone packed into audio vision and made off with boxes of merchandise. these are surveillance photos of the truck. damage to that store was estimated at $100,000 with this particular case we're still not sure of the dollar amount. we'll let you know as we continue to get updates. live from san francisco, i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> thank you. 8:34. the father of an oakland teenager shot and killed over the weekend. he's talking about his son's death. >> he was my proid and joy -- pride and joy. the day he was born, i thought i got my boy. that's all i ever needed was

him. that's cil el -- chris ellis. his son was with a friend walking to a nearby store when someone came up in a car and shot devon. his father said he had earned a football scholarship to morrow high school in hayward. he was gonna transfer in the fall. >> they didn't just take my son. they took my future. they took my legacy. they took everything i was to identify me as a father, as a man. >> now, ellis says his message to other parents say no when their kids want to go hang out in the street with their friends. oakland police say no arrests have been made so far in this case. the city council unanimously decided they will apply for a federal grant to hire more firefighters but at least one city leader says that could lead to complications. now, the city had to close down fire houses and cut staffing during the recession. a city audit shows because of that, san jose is not meeting the goal responding to 90% of

fire calls in eight minutes or less. if the city wins a $3 million grant, that could help pay for 14 new firefighters. >> we're trying to get back to the staffing, owf peak staff wag 7 -- our peak staffing was 758. currently we're at 659. there. >> the goal is to grow our firefighter and police force sustainably and cone growing it. some taking money to hire and losing the money a year or two later and watching the firefighters flee. >> san jose will be competing to get that federal money but the city has been successful in getting grant money the last two years. happening right now, the u.s. supreme court is hearing arguments over the latest challenge to obamacare. pam cook joins us with what's at the center of the argument and what's at stake for millions of americans. good morning, pam. >> good morning. well, the argument is over four

words, established by the state. rushed in the hun -- buried in the hundreds of ing as of theback, there is a sense that says the insurance subsidies should only go to those who signed up in healthcare exchanges and then the words established by the state. some people say that means people who signed up for the fel exchain -- federal exchange would not qualify for the tax subsidies and that's where the argument begins. >> if you are a say and you don't set up an exchange, that means the citizens don't get the credits. >> we're just admitting that members of congress didn't read the law before they passed it. >> the other argument the wording in the law was intention to force the states to establish their own exchange such as covered california. we want to take you live this morning. michael canon from the cato

institute out speaking in front of the supreme court. i believe that means that the arguments have been heard. they usually take about an hour, although, this was expected to take a little bit longer because it does affect so many people. in fact, right now, about 7 million low and middle-income americans get those tax subsidies to help them buy and afford their health insurance. this is all taking place right now. hearing these arguments but the decision is not expected until june but we'll have more tonight. tori? >> a lot more information to follow on that. thank you, pam. -- 8:38. inen the opening trial of dzhokhar tsarnaev, his defense attorney said they are not gonna side step his guilt in what she called the senseless act. the defense attorney acknowledged her client was involved in what she called the horribly misguided acts carried out by two brothers in 2013. she said the older brother

became obsessed with islamic extreme i and that dzhokhar tsarnaev -- extremism and that dzhokhar tsarnaev followed. three people were killed at the finish line. more than 260 people were injured. many people who plan to attend the trial want to see him convicted and get the death penalty. >> that would be justice for me. for my voice. for myself. for how i feel. >> in their opening statements. prosecutors said dzhokhar tsarnaev believed he was a soldier in a holy war against americans and wanted to kill as many people as possible that day. dzhokhar tsarnaev faces 30 federal charges and the possibility of the death penalty. 8:39. the first lawsuits from the asiana jet crash at sfo in july of 2013, they are now settled. the boeing 777 arriving from south korea and landing at sfo clipped the sea wall at the end

of the runway, crashed, then burst into flames. three chinese students on board died. more than 180 others were badly hurt. a lawyer for72 of the passengers announced and agreement to settle their personal injuries lawsuits but no details are being made public. there are still dozens more lawsuits pending. san francisco 49ers signed a new player. he's never been in a football game. >> 2015, i'm gonna be a san francisco 49er. [ cheers and applause ] >> might be able to get from the accent, he's a rugby star in australia. late last year, he announced he would pursue his lifelong dream of playing in the nfl. he drew interest from several teams but said 49ers head coach experience helped him make his dede -- his decision. he will be competing for his spot. i think he will still get

$100,000. he was their top rugby player last year. built like a football player. >> and if he plays rugby, you know he's tough. he can be a 49er. big change coming for the bay bridge. coming up in 15 minutes, how the bay area landmark will be different for almost a year. but first, there is an app for that. after the break, the way confessing your sins just went high tech. i wish there was a way to get an yawn for clearing out some -- an app for clearing out some of the traffic. things are looking good in san francisco. we'll talk more about the south bay and east bay when we come back. there is a brand-new ktvu fox weather app available out there on all of the platforms. if you want to download. the only thing missing is on radar. it's clear. we have warmer tempts. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that.

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promoting his new book about snowden. the u.s. says snowden is welcomed to return but would have to face the spying charges against him. target plans to cut several thousand jobs over the next two years. all of the kits will be made at the -- cuts will be made at the headquarters in minnesota. that's where 500 employees were let go less than a month ago. this move will reportedly save target $2 billion and create what it calls a more efficient and guest focus team. moving ahead, target wants to enhance the technology and attract more online shoppers and also open eight express stores across the country to bring in younger shoppers. federal agents raided several homes and hotels. it was a crackdown on maternity tourism rings. the agents say the businesses helped bring pregnant chinese women to the u.s. on visas to give birth and their children

can be u.s. citizens after giving birth. the women paid tens of thousands of dollars to make that happen. investigators say let's a major problem for california hospitals because the women pay very little for their maternity services since most of them are uninsured. the agents say the business operators face tacts and visa fraud -- tax and visa. there is a high-tech way to confess your sins. a priest in san antonio, texas it making himself available to hear confessions through snapchat. he's decided to remain anonymous. you can reach him through @peach through@preachdavid. some don't think it's a good idea. they think the coneffects should be done through the divider or face to face. >> you can do it through the snapchat and there's no humility in there, no

ownership. >> keep in mind that the videos are only ten seconds long, so depending upon up who you need to confess, you might have to send several in order to fully cleans your -- cleanse your soul. i can't figure out why brian can't clear out the south bay, i confess. >> i don't know. >> wave your magic wand, brian. >> there it is. it's done. [laughter] good morning, everybody. yeah. we are approaching the 9:00 hour. still remains very busy in some parts of the bay area. let's take a look at the maps. we start off with northbound 880 going through oakland this morning. very busy from 238 really into the heart of oakland. the reason why, there is a disabled vehicle blocking the number two lane. that's off the heggenberger road onramp. they are looking to clear that road out of the way. chp says three people fled away from this car. here is the thing.

doesn't appear to be affecting traffic. but on the westbound side of 580, that's affecting traffic. moving on, 280/880 split, traffic moving okay. slow and go in the south bay this morning. not too bad. i've seen it worse. traffic remains busy. very busy all along the corridor there. finally, san mateo bridge this morning, aye yie yie, i wish this was better. very busy as it remains as usual from the high rise into foster city. i wish i had better news there. steve paulson has more on the weather. that's better news. thank you. we do have clear skies. looks nice. just a wee bit of fog around san francisco but i think that's starting to lift. temperatures will be on the rebound. all is cold. many 30s, north bay. even parts of the coast. slight fog. i don't think much is left. most of it is going offshore. that's the trend here. it will do that. i don't think there will be

much tonight and tomorrow. what's there will get wiped out by an easterly breeze. for most, it's sunny. many, many 30s. mid-30s. now we're seeing more 30s and 40s. it was cold this morning. the nights are getting shorter. 54 in monterey. same for redding. the reason why i show this, if you have travel plans to boston, new york, probably delays, cincinnati, st. louis, memphis. freezing rain embedded with that. back to tulsa and oklahoma city and dallas. it will be a tough, tough call. a wide view. we're right there. you kids get off my lawn. moisture and training into that. that's feeding that and look at the hawaiian islands which is getting just clobbered except for kauai. there's rain on oha with you. but the -- oahu. but the rain is on the big island. winter storm warmings out. a lot of -- warnings out. a lot of snow. flash flood watches and

advisories out for maui. if you have travel plans there today or tomorrow, it looks very rainy. for us, except for a few clouds over the sierra, i think it's good to go for sunshine and warmer temperatures. not much fog. there is a tiny bit there. it was cold this morning. 60s to near 70 degrees. san laugh fell is in there -- san rafael is in there. terra linda, ross, woodacre, kentfield. sonoma, napa. 70, st. helena. near that for antioch, brentwood. 6 yo untown oakland -- 67 downtown oakland. san jose, 68. east san jose might hit 70. 60s on the coast. and tomorrow it looks like sunny and warmer. the only, i think bugaboo would be some fog near the coast. >> and the clocks this weekend. >> saturday night/sunday morning whatever. >> spring forward. >> lose an hour of sleep. >> my least favorite.

>> everybody will be a little tired on monday morning. it's ten minutes before 9:00. it was a site at yellowstone park.

san francisco is approving a plan to redesign polk street.

business owners really packed the meeting of the municipal transportation agency. this construction project will add new crosswalks along polk and bike lanes for one side of the street. now 122 people have been hint by cars while walking or bicycling in that area in the past five years. >> i have a bicycle accident. it's bad. they need to -- i don't know do something. >> i've been working here in the city for 37 years. i'm here. there will be less people to come and buy in the stores. >> business owners don't like the redesign because it would eliminate 140 parking spaces in an area where it's already hard to find a parking spot. a bicycle group is against the idea because they want protected bike lanes in both directions of that street. 8:54. the bay lights on the western span of the bay bridge are going dark for nearly a year.

25,000 l.e.d. lights were installed in 2013 as the largest light sculpture in the world. they are so mose mow rising to look at. but on friday, caltrans will turn on the lights to turn on the tables. they will install longer lasting lights. the show should be on again in time for super bowl 50 next year. >> 3, 2, 1. [ cheers ] >> quite a sight. not new year's eve but san francisco's ferry building has a new look that dates back 100 years. the tower features hundreds of tiny white lights and re- creates the look of the expedition. it was gateway for the people coming together fair a hundred years ago. something very different is the type of light used. they are l.e.d. britain's prince william is calling on china to stop the

illegal trade of ivory. the prince visited an elephant sanctuary today. he said china can be a global leader to end the deadly trade. tens of thousands of elephants have been slaughtered in recent years in response to a surge in ivory demand in asia. there is no ban on ivory imports within china. an amateur photographer in his suv was filming buffaloes in yellowstone park when he got a little too close. watch this video. 60-year-old tom carter was recording the animals running down a load last thursday when one of them rammed his suv. there was a line of vehicles following the buffalo. and carter believes one of the animals became agitated and targeted his vehicle. the collision caused $3,000 in damage but carter was not hurt. he actually used to be a yellowstone tour guide in the '70s. he said he was more surprised about the stampede than scared. >> imagine seeing that in the bay area. i think a lot of people who

want to do that frustrated with traffic. can't do that. >> wow. okay. we know he was scared. let's check back one more time with brian flores on your commute. >> good morning. good morning to you as well. last look at the commute this morning. let's go right to the san mateo bridge. this has been a trouble spot all morning long. continues to be. it's not looking too bad now. but slow and go traffic as you approach the high rides into foster city. 8880 continues to be a trouble spot. it looks like they removed the car off heggenberger road now. so traffic moving slowly through but surely -- monking through slowly but surely. we do have clear skies. sunny today and warmer all the way into friday. even warm inland on the weekend but i think a little fog might creep back to the coast. we were talking about the heavy rain in maui. this is live webcam from maui.

they have flash flood watches and vines on the big -- advisoriens on the big island -- advisories on the big island. a lot of rain on the hawaiian islands. >> wow. someone is getting rain. >> yeah. >> thanks in the control room for bringing that up. >> and. >> thank you for joining us. >> be sure to watch the noon news mor more on the smash-and- grab burglary. the second one in less than a week. what the storeowners believes the thieves are doing with the stolen goods. thanks for watching.

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