pushed into a moving train. the search underway after a violent confrontation at a butcy muni stop in san francisco. apple fa -- fans watching the countdown good morning. we are live in san francisco this morning, where one of apple's well-hyped product announcement events takes place in a few hours.

ktvu's fox 2's alex savidge is there. coming up, he will lay out what the company is expected to unveil today and why the stakes are so high for apple's ceo, tim cook. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." it's monday, march 9th. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather and traffic. steve paulson keeping an eye on things. a lot of fog out there. the fog bank is not going anywhere. it will be enhanced by a system coming in tuesday/wednesday. a lot of cloud cover out there. we could use some rain. possibility late tuesday/wednesday. today is all about the fog, karl the fog is back in a big kay. came back on sunday morning. look at the swath of moisture. a lot of this is taking aim to the north. a few high clouds today. san francisco starting off cloudy to mostly cloudy. 51. 66 today. that's 4 above average. napa starting off with a little bit of fog. 47. 64 and then a high of73.

hatch mile visibility, napa airport. in pockets, it's okay. in others, it's great. 40s and 50s. it's gonna be heavy-duty rain. we'll see if we can get some of that filter over us. it's a lot of low clouds and that will keep temperatures coast and bay. morning clouds and fog. cooler by the water. mild inland. brian, you have a couple of issues. yeah, a couple of serious issues. the first one, a caltrain accident involving a pedestrian. this one in palo alto. pulled up the maps. this is the area where it happened. according to caltrain, it happened north of church hill avenue near alma street. the tracks one parallel to alma street. according to caltrain it happened around 6:23. the northbound 309 train struck

and killed a person on the tracks, a pedestrian. trains are not moving in both directions in this morning. if you are taking caltrain, be aware of that. the caltrain pedestrian accident this morning, we'll keep an eye on that. 280 in the south bay, northbound 280, stopped basically because of an accident. this is south of -- north of northbound 880. the second lane from the left is blocked. expect delays. that's northbound 280 near the southbound -- excuse me. near the northbound 880 interchange. moving onto the san mateo bridge, that's also heavy traffic coming off the nimitz freeway. that stems from an earlier accident westbound in the high rise fear foster city. the right shoulder is blocked. you can expect delays there. northbound 680 near castlewood, delays. the chp has shut off the offramp because of an overturned pickup. back to the desk. >> thank you. the search for an escaped inmate is entering the third

day. that's leaving people in the south bay on edge. janine de la vega is live for us in campbell to explain why the search for the escapee is focusing in that area. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning. jonel carter was arrested in campbell last march. sheriff deputies are not sure if he would ever come back it's making some people nervous. here is a picture. he's described as peaking 5'11" -- as being 5'11", 220 pounds. he has a goatee, and the word alice tattooed on his neck. there's been extra paroles but no sign of carter. he was being treated at a hospital when he overpoured a deputy and escaped. >> always concerned about that when kids are involved. i hope the police find him.

>> reporter: several hours later, a burglary was reported at the nearby sierra crest apartments and police think carter may have been responsibles. sheriff's deputies say he should be considered armed and dangerous. so if you see him, call 911 immediately. this is very disturbing news. people who have children -- [lost audio] >> we just lost contact with janine. we'll get an update on that. a man is in the hospital with a serious head injury after another man reportedly pushed him into the side of an oncoming muni train in san francisco. it happened around 9:00 last night at the civic center muni situation platform. police say two men were fighting and one of the men pushed the other into the side of a train. a fire dispatcher says the man was able to pull himself off the tracks but was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. police say the other man ran away before they arrived on

scene. they are looking at surveillance footage for clues. it's unclear if the men knew each other. the search is on for a hit- and-run driver who killed a well-known east bay artist. celeste jewel howell was walking to her art studio saturday afternoon when she was hit by a car on pine street. investigator says it appears the driver jumped the car and drove half a block on the sidewalk before hitting a metal fence and howell. her boyfriend brian mason knew something was wrong when she didn't answer his calls or text. >> i want justice to be done and these people found and locked up. >> howell's family and friends are calling on the hit-and-run driver to surrender to police. the investigation continues. 7:a 6. a bicyclist still in the hospital with critical

injuries after a san francisco fire truck hit him over the weekend. this happened at turk and market streets early saturday morning as the fire crew was coming back to their station after a call. the cyclist suffered a serious head injury. we have no word yet on who might have been at fault but the investigation goes on. police in pleasanton searching for a man and woman suspected of stealing power tools at a home depot and making their getaway by ramming their car into a security guard. this is a surveillance photo. officers were called saturday night to the home depot on johnson avenue just before 10:30. police say a store security guard detainled the woman but then a man intentionally ran over the security guard with the car. the woman jumped into that car and both suspects drove away. the security guard was hurt but he's expected to make a full

recovery. apple holding another of its special events and as usual, a company is being -- the company is being very secretive about what's on the agenda. alex savidge is live where most people are expecting to hear details about an apple watch. >> reporter: good morning to you. yes, apple is betting on the fact that the world is ready for wearable devices and they will be putting the spotlight on the apple watch in a few hours. in three hours from now, they will be holding a special event here in san francisco. the stage is all set. you can see across the way, this the yerba buena center for the arts. it's all decorated. they are ready for the special event that gets start thed a 10:00. workers are out here getting set up. and tim cook he's up and ready to roll. he's fired up about today's event. here's what he tweeted out this morning. he said, got some extra rest for the event. slept in until 4:30. we know he's a hard-working

man. the invite read, spring forward. it was last year when apple let everyone know they are working on a watch. at the low end it would start at around $3.49. but the company has been tight- lipped about the prices. a high-end version is made of 18 karat gold and analysts expect that could cost as much as $10,000. so start saving now for that one. that the device will connect with your iphone. and apple has been working on various apps. the watch may be able to start up your car, open your hotel room and guide you to your defendant nation using the map system with simple taps on the wrist. one of the big questionsal apple may have to address is the issue of battery life. analysts have been worried whether it will last a full dale of heavy use. we do expect to find out the

exact date when the apple watch will be hitting stores. we do understand it will be hitting stores sometime next month. >> they are the king of hypes building up excitement. >> reporter: they know how to seep a secret. >> -- how to keep a secret. >> yes. there are reports the national park service may move the alcatraz ferry service to fort mason. the chronicle says fort mason is three potential locations along with the current home at pier 33 and the old location at pier 41. the federal law requires the park service to take bids on the ferry concession every ten years and the contract is up next year. the park service says it's looking at fort mason in part because the government already owns it. the port commission will take up this subject at a meeting tomorrow. 7:10. trent baalke is denying a report that he's trying to

trade kl colin capper -- trade colin kaepernick. late last night, he issued the statement saying, colin is our quarterback and we are excited to have him. he's not going anywhere. last june, the 49ers signed kaepernick to a $115 million contract extension through the 2020 season. however, we hear that frank gore is joining a new team. gore will reportedly sign a three-year deal with the eagles. report says the deal includes a guaranteed $7.5 million for two seasons. the 32-year-old gore has spent his entire ten-year career with the 49ers. so a lot of people very sad to see him go. >> such a great, tough runner. i was thinking of the interview he gave as the season was ending. he made it seem like i probably

won't be back. an early-morning burglary in san francisco, but this one has a disturbing twist. coming up at 7:30, the troubling discovery inside a car shortly after the two suspects were detained. up next, a push to get rid of daylight saving time. what lawmakers are saying about publish pressure to end the springing forward and faulk back -- faulk back. we're in the heart of the morning commute. as expected, things are started to pick you, especially in the south bay. this is 237 in milpitas. we'll take a look at other parts of the south bay and update you on the accident. and the fog bank has sprung forward in a big way. it's making a good charge inland. the fog is back. what about the temps on monday. is there any rain in the extended hours?

two australian teenagers were stopped by the airport authorities who believe they were on their way to fight with islamics. they tried to get through customs. they were taken into custody when customs officials noticed something suspicious in their bags. no word on what that might have been. the teens were released to their parents who reportedly had no idea of their intentions. >> these were two misguided young australians, australians born and bred, when went to school here -- went to school here, grew upper, imbibed our values but it seems that he had succumbed to the lure -- that they had succumbed to the lure. >> it's estimated 4,000 people have traveled from western europe and several dozen more from the united states to join

isis fighters. a racist chant caught on cell phone video will now shut down a fraternity house. [bleep] >> now, this cell phone video that you are looking at was anonymously e-mailed to a fox tv station in oklahoma city. the footage reportedly shows members of the fraternity from the university of oklahoma and you can hear people sicking very offensive and even threatening words directed at african-americans. the university says it's investigating whether its students are involved. but the fraternity's national headquarters is -- has already shut down that chapter. a protest against racism is due to take place on that company pus this morning. well, florida's governor rick scott has said publicly he doesn't believe in global warming. when he took office in 2011, he installed a policy, barring

employees with the state department of environmental protection from using the terms global warming or climate change. scientists are now urging governor scott to reconsider his stance. last year, the national climate assessment named miami, one of the cities in the u.s. most vulnerable to damage from rising sea levels. a law to do away with say light savings time in utah is on hold. the bill would have dropped utah from the time change just like hawaii and most of arizona. the state representative behind the legislation says extensive studies show a majority of people are tired of changing their clocks and would like to see it eliminated. >> all of us are receiving e- mails. people do have an.about daylight savings. >> despite the interest, the bill is not going to make it to the floor. lawmakers say doing away with it would have a bigger impact than most people realize.

have determined -- they've determined there are too many other issues that need attention. there's an increase in car accidents during daylight savings time. people are tired, the sun is in their eyes. brian flores has the traffic. it's gotten to the point where we have to pick and choose where to go because it's busy throughout the bay area. we want to talk about a serious accident involving caltrain. this is the northbound 309 train. i pulled up the the accident happened, -- was a caltrain hitting and killing a pedestrian. north of the church hill there in palo alto. i just got this information from caltrain saying they are basically doing a bus bridge for passengers. all passengers on board the train were able to get off at the stanford station but they

are doing a bus bridge now. northbound 207 stopped. expect major delays in service between palo alto and menlo park as a result of this fatal accident involving caltrain this morning. janine de la vega on the way there and will have more details coming up in 45 minutes or so. moving on to the san mateo bridge, this is booked solid coming in from the nimitz freeway into the high rise into foster city. see that fog out there. but there was an earlier accident involving a car that hit the right-hand shoulder. that slowed things down. so definitely backed up there, close to an hour your commute time from hayward into san mateo. finally bay bridge toll plaza, solid backup from the foot of the maze. eastshore freeway, a couple of dents. also very busy in the southbound northbound 101, your great america parkway. northbound 880 near the davis

street offramp in oakland. very busy out there, steve. what's the weather gonna be like. a lot of low clouds and fog. it's made a pretty good sturge. it started on -- surge. there's plenty of clouds to go around. when livermore says cloudy, that tells you it's making a pretty good surge inland. there is a component of a westerly breeze or a few onshore. there is a batch of moisture. a lot of it taking aim to the north. san jose, we'll go 73, 52. that's the forecast high/low. average is 67, 47. the record high 84. san jose, what time will that 73 kick in? 2:00, 3:00, 4:00. days are a little longer. you can enjoy the warmth. oakland, 60 at noon. a cool cooler -- a little

cooler coast and bay. 40s and 50s. everyone is pretty close. water temps are warm. 57 san francisco buoy. monterey, half moon bay, 57, 58. they've been warm since june of last year. 40ss, 50s from arkada down to palm springs. blue canyon, mild. look, get out of the way. you can see the moisture -- that goes all the way down past the hawaiian islands. some of that will move towards us. increasing clouds on tuesday. maybe some light rain out of this late tuesday/wednesday. we'll keep an eye on it. i will tell you, the big island getting hammered last week and now again this week. parts of maui and oahu. a lot of cloud cover there. that's been relentless. for us, after the fog lifts, we'll have mostly sunny skies.

mild to warm inland. but coast and bay. a little cooler. 60s and 70s. get more of the westerly breeze. clearlake, what fog? 80 degrees. we'll go there. but 6, 70s -- but 6070s, ef -- 60s, 70s everywhere else. 68 oakland to 74 danville and san ramon. 70s in santa cruz. a little warmer towards gilroy and los gatos. a balmy 54 to start in los gatos. mountain view, 73. increasing clouds tuesday, maybe light rain tuesday/wednesday. warm, thursday/frey. another week system than anything else on the weekend. >> that leads us to the fact that the beautiful was weather for the chinese new year's parade in san francisco. >> a lot of people mentioned that, especially san francisco's finest. >> yes, they did. >> thank you for the nice weather. >> we've been here when it's awful. >> i missed having my tori campbell out there. it was a great day.

the ktvu morning team spent the day out there. we were there for the chinese new year's parade. here we are in our cable car and then behind my big head, that's the world series trophy of the giants. >> very cool. >> we had a great time. we had a great time. the parade itself was beautiful and gettive and all of -- festive and all of that we had all of our team from morning and night. and we met a lot of great people. >> always nice people out there. >> always nice people. i -- i tried to count how many times i heard hey, sal. [laughter] >> oh, i know. a lot of people were congratulating sal on his new baby. >> we had a lot of fun and are looking for the year 2016. >> you were missed. >> oh, that's kind. six people and a baby

without a home after a big fire in santa rosa that police say was intentionally set. >> burned the house. walked away. come back like nothing happene . two women from california arrested at the coliseum in rome. what they are accused of doing right before taking a selfie and why they are in serious trouble. program.

clinton tweeted last week she's asked the state to use her e-mails. over the weekend, diane fine stain became the first major democrat to call on clinton to

publicly explain her use of the private e-mail account. >> she is the preeminent political figure right now. she's the leading candidate to be the next president. and i think that she needs to step up and come out and state exactly what the situation is. >> the stair from california went on to say that see will only hurt clinton. last week it was said there are gaps of months and months in the 55,000 e-mails she turned over to the commit e. two women from california now have a criminal record in italy after they were vandalizing one of rome's favorite landmarks. according to report, the women carved their initials into the walls of the coliseum using a coin, then te took a sell --

then te took a selfie before they were arrested. the women may face a fine of aggravated damage on a building of historical interest. they said they didn't realize what they were doing was that serious. you could soon be paying more for water even if you have been using less. the reason the three biggest bay area water districts are considering rate hikes. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco where burglars break into the home in a mission neighborhood. we'll tell you who they bought with them while they did their dirty work.

óoññ we're live in san francisco, where ktvu's tara moriarty is looking into reports that police made a surprising discovery after detaining two suspected burglars overnight. sources on the scene say a child was discovered waiting in the suspect's parked car early this morning. a live report on that and more coming up in minutes. welcome back to "mornings on 2." it's monday, march 9th. i'm tori campbell. hope you remembered to change your clocks. >> have to do that. good morning. i'm dave clark. steve paulson, still a little nippy outside of the doors.

>> mini summer pattern. the fog came back in a big way. burned off soon. but today it's there in all its glerry. mostly cloudy, cool to mild. clearing to the coast. you can see the fog bank. there's plenty to go around and some of it is in the form of fog. santa rosa, napa. other locations say cloudy. there is a bunch of moisture out here. it looks like most of it is heading north. san francisco starting off cloudy, 51. 59 and then 66 for a high today. napa cold morning, kind of chilly, not so cold but they are 47. cooler than most. 64, 73 for ahigh today. high-mile visibility at the airport. after that, most locations are okay. 40s and 50s on the temps. haven't really changed. moisture all the way down to the hawaiian islands. if we could move that over here, that would be beneficial. right now, it looks like it's heading north of us.

it looks like we'll get some rain out of it but not until tuesday and wednesday. 40s, 50s on the lows. 60s and 70s on the high. others are cooling down a little bit because of the fog. all right, brian. i know you have a lot to talk about. go ahead. good morning, everybody. we're off to a rough start. let's get you out the door. the first thing we're gonna talk about is this deadly caltrain accident involving a pedestrian. this is the general area where it happened. north of church hill. the tracks run along alma street. this happened where cal train hit a pedestrian. car traffic moving through there and just got a train saying they are slowly moving northbound trains in between menlo park and palo alto. heavy delays on caltrain this morning along the peninsula. let's move on now as we move look at the livermore valley -- actually, we're moving on 280 and 880 southbound.

an accident there at the split actually so traffic moving slowly through that area also very busy, northbound 680 near the castlewood drive area near plan -- near planton. that exit is blocked off. the eastshore freeway, 34 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze also very busy as you approach the bay bridge toll plaza. back to the desk. >> okay. thank you. san francisco police are busy reportedly, they are investigating an early-morning burglary that had a very disturbing twist. tara moriarty joining us live near the mission district. what's the latest with this investigation. what happened? >> reporter: well, the odd thing about this, while the burglars were committing their crime, they possibly had their child in a parked car waiting nearby. this is the home that they were breaking into. it's currently under renovation. the home that the thieves targeted, it could be that

these thieves were after the material from construction or the power tools. officers were called to the house in the mission delower rose corridor and -- delores corridor. one suspect tried to escape by running along the rooftops. he hurt himself. hid and was found by a police dog. the other suspect ran out of the house and was detained by police. as this investigation progressed, officers discovered a car with a 4-year-old boy inside. police believe that child may be related to at least one of the suspects. now, construction workers said this is not the first time this particular home has been hit. two weeks ago thieves made off with $5,000 worth of power tools. live from san francisco, i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> all right. thank you. we'll talk to you later. 7:35. in santa rosa, a 6-year-old child is being treed for --

treated for life-threatening injuries after being hit pie a car. the child was walking in the crosswalk near petaluma hill road and breezeway about 9:30 last night. there was crime scene tape and a child's shoe was underneath a car. police tell us the driver, a 67- year-old man pulled over and is cooperating with the investigation. there is no word yet on what may have led up to the collision. a man and woman are facing several charges this morning stemming from the theft of a woman's purse in walnut creek. police say charles farmer stole the purse from the front southeast of an unlocked car. the victim's husband chased farmer to a nearby car, driven by a woman identified by police only as nelson. police say farmer threw the purse on the ground and ran from the scene. he was found two blocks away. the other suspect was detained at the scene. they were arrested for conspiracy to commit robbery

and probation violations. farmer is charged with possession of drug paraphernalia. well, get ready. the bay area's three biggest water districts are thinking about rate hikes despite the fact that customers are using less water. the santa clara valley water district, san francisco public utilities commission and east bay mud say the lower water usage is due to conservation efforts. the drought is leading the higher cost for the water agencies. that's because they are having to buy water from the sacramento area to meet the demands here in the bay area. people are conserving more. the bills being paid are coming down ever so slightly. >> well, east bay m.u.d. plans to talk about a possible rate hike at a board meeting late there month.

santa clara contract district is due to have a similar discussion at tomorrow's meeting. san francisco has not set a rate hike meeting as of yet. mail-in balots are -- ballots are going out today. ten people are campaigning for a seat vacated by campson chu. once one candidate gets more than 50% of the vote a runoff election will be held in june. fans of the '90s show "full house" recently missed a golden opportunity. john stamos paid a visit to the san francisco house made famous by the tv show. but people gawking at the home didn't even notice him. the actor posted this photo to instagram. it shows him standing outside of the home right next to fans who are oblivious to the fact that uncle jessie is standing right next to them.

stamos included the caption, these guys have 0% 0 of what they are missing. a skunk invasion is causing a smelly problem in the sacramento area. placer county animal control says this time of year young chunks venture off from their parents. they say it's quite common for the critters to creep into people's yards and tear up their lawns. one homeowner is using peanut butter to trap the skunks. >> this one i had to replant because it was dug up. you can smell it inside the house even if you have all of the doors closed. >> vince has trapped 14 skunks in the past year using about 18 pounds of peanut butter. once the skunks are caught, he calls trappers with placer county to pick them up. wildlife experts say if you have a skunk problem fence off

your garden to discourage them from eating your flowers and plants. big businesses in bed with several state lawmakers. the free and extravagant perks enjoyed by those voted into office. in less than an hour, president obama is scheduled to announce a new training for high-tech jobs. pam cook will tell us about the program and the large role the bay area is playing in it. it's a rough morning commute. coming up, we'll take a look at the traffic along the richmond/san rafael bridge and update you on that caltrain accident involving a whed when -- when a pedestrian when we come back. the gray came back in a big way . we'll see if the temps and if there's any rain on the extended outlook.

better prepared and better paid workers here in the u.s. that's the goal of a new program the president will outline this morning. pam cook joins us from the newsroom with details of the plan and some of the local companies involved. sounds like a win-win. >> i think so. in the next 45 minutes, president obama is scheduled to announce the program called tech hire. the plan is get americans better trained for the thousands of jobs opened right now in the technology industry. the white house says the average salary in a job that requires information, technology or i.t. skills in many different types of businesses pay 50% higher than the average private sector american job. the president has received comments from more than 300 employers to boost training and hiring of high-tech workers and

include cisco systems and linked-in which will provide networking and data for free for the program. ver rye zn, goldman sachs, google and facebook are being called in to help pay for internships and fellowships and the v.a. will use some of its funding for transitioning service members and veterans into high- tech jobs over the next two years. now, again, the president will formally announce the tech-hire program. he's speaking at the national league of cities. i will be listening in from the newsroom and have an update in our next hour of "mornings on 2." tori and dave? >> thank you. 7:44. well, apple has given us some details of a pay hike for its shuttle drivers. some those workers protested working conditions and voted to join the teamster's union. apple is working with the companies that employ the drivers and it will help pay for 25% hourly pay hike, premium pay for split smist shifts and will improve the

driver break areas as well. fixing an error on your credit report can be a nightmare. today we're learning the reporting agencies will be changing ways of how they handle works. medical debts which are responsible for about half of all credit issues will no longer be reported until after a 180-day waiting period. this will allow time for insurance payments to be applied. and people who contest items in their credit reports will receive more information including what to do if they don't like the response they get. 7:45. police in santa rosa arrested a man who is accused of trying to burn down a house where his brother and his roommates were inside. witnesses say the man soaked his own mattress with gasoline, then set it on fire. then reportedly he walked away without saying a word. that was reportedly after he threatened to kill his sister-

in-law who lived in that house with his brother but they managed to get out by escaping through a window. now, as firefighters were putting out the flames, the man accused of starting the fire came back to watch. >> the residents identified him as the suspect. we detained him. >> police are still trying to figure out why sam sewell alvarez may have started the -- samuel may have started the fire. 12 people are now homeless after an apartment fire in oakland. it started just after 4:00 yesterday afternoon at a two- story building at international boulevard and 53rd avenue. it took firefighters 30 minutes to knock down the flames. three of the units were damaged by the fire but the business on

the first floor only suffered minor water damage. 12 residents were able to get out without being hurt. the cause of the fire is under investigation. 7:46. want to check in with brian and boy, traffic has been a mess. unfortunately, this is not too surprising because the day after we sprick forward, that can -- sprick forward, that can increase -- spring forward, that can increase traffic accidents. >> we should -- hopefully the afternoon commute won't be as bad as this morning. we're off to a rough start this morning as tori mentioned. a lot of accidents to talk about. let's talk about the san mateo bridge, where, as you can see, traffic is still slow and go through there. this was solid backup just about five minutes ago. traffic moving through there nicely but there's new reports that a disabled vehicle westbound on the san mateo bridge near the toll plaza, the left lanes are block. you can expect delays there. that's been the case throughout the morning. want to talk about something -- a very serious accident in palo

alto this morning. this is the general area where it happened. this was just north of church hill avenue. this was involving a caltrain and a bed, it happened the 6:25 this morning. the latest update from caltrain is that they are slowly moving trains. they are single tracking trains through the area. there are delays up to 50 minutes on caltrain this morning between menlo park and san mateo and throughout the system. be aware of that this morning. want to move quickly, zoom out here as we can along the -- you can see all of the traffic there. new accident southbound 880 as well near hayward to tell you about. very busy through the corridor. finally, 101 san jose, also very busy. northbound exiting great america parkway. there is an accident. the right hand shoulder is blocked. northbound 101 near 85. the right shoulder is also blocked. also another accident, 101 -- or actually, 280, 880 split. a lot of accidents on the road.

be patient. we have a lot of low clouds and fog in place. 40s and 50s. just incredible how warm it's been and the beat goes on. there's no sign of any cooldown. the fog will cool down. santa rosa should be 63. mountain view, 64. and san jose 67. only san francisco will be closed at 66. 74 santa rosa. 73 in the view and 73 san jose -- 73 mountain view and 73 san jose. the few high clouds might filter in. the fog, the big store, two and a half miles visibility. napa has a half-mile visibility, ten miles at travis. 40s and 50s on the temps. i don't think they've budged more than a degree all morning long. 40s or 50s and then 63 in san francisco. san diego, 57. blue canyon, a very mild, 50

degrees already. look at that. i mean, it just -- streaming up from the hawaiian islands which continues to get hammered also into maui. some of this will play into our weather. a lot of high clouds. most of the energy is heading north. it will drag across as it does late tuesday into wednesday. look at the big island. last week it was the same song and dance. a lot of clouds for oahu and maui. going on and on and on. clearing to the coast. highs, 60s antsdz 70s. mild to warm -- and 70s. mild to warm. i think we might get light rain in here. 60s on some of these temps, 70s. near 80s for others. 8 in clearlake and ukiah. 70s, petaluma is in there. novato, kentfield, san rafael, 77 out in vacaville.

77 for oakley and also brentwood. but 74 walnut creek. 66 alameda. 73 in san jose. 75 gilroy. milpitas, 74. 60s on the coast. increasing clouds tuesday along with low clouds. cloudy wednesday, maybe light rain it looks like. thursday and friday we'll get back to normal. >> i ducked outside your door. it's gray and kind of chilly. >> a little chilly. not bad. >> like you said. >> thank you. >> thank you. one of the things people are talking about men and sex. coming up at 8:00, what a brand- new study says about low testosterone levels. a car crashed into a freezing river. up next, how investigators believe a toddler was able to survive for 14 hours despite the grave situation.

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one year after malaysia airlines flight 3en 0 disappeared -- 370 disappeared, there's a surprising revelation about one of the black boxes. an interim investigation reveals the battery or , expired more than a year before the plane disappears. this is suggesting searchers looking for pings, they may have never even had a chance of spotting a signal from one of those black boxes. the australian government, which is leading the efforts to find the wreckage says an underwater search of a big area of the ocean floor should be finished by may. it's still not clear where the search will go from there if nothing is found. 7:5 4. police in utah are calling a miracle. an 18-month-old girl found alive after spending 14 hours dangling upside down in her car seat after the car she was riding in crashed into an icy

river. investigators believe the crash happened early saturday morning. they still don't know why but the baby's mother hit a barrier and flipped into the river. it was difficult to see from the road where it remained for hours before being knowed -- noticed. >> there was a fisherman that came to fish and noticed the vehicle in the river called 911. when rescue crews arrived, they found the 18-month-old girl hanging upside down above the river that flowed through the car. the mother was dead. the toddler was rushed to hospital in critical condition. but hospital officials say she's in stable condition and a family member said she's doing well. three police officers and four firefighters who entered the river to rescue the girl were also taken to the hospital to be treated for hypothermia. well, demonstrators in wisconsin plan to rally at the state capitol this morning protesting last week's deadly police shooting of an african- american man. ush. >> black lives matter!

black lives matter! >> police got a call friday night that 19-year-old tony robinson was jumping in and out of traffic. a police officer followed robinson into an apartment. according to police, robinson assaulted the officer who then shot him. madcy done, wisconsin's police chief said he understands -- madison wisconsin's police said he understands why the protesters are angry and has offered condolences to the family. an outside agency will conduct an investigation. certains marking the 50th -- ceremonies marking the 50th anniversary in selma, alabama continues today including a mar. expected to begin shortly. they made that same march in 196 a. yesterday churches around selma why were the focus of thousands of people who gathered to hear who took part

in the original march as well as leaders. >> i would never guess that just a couple of years ago that our supreme court would dismantle the voting rights because should we judd be celebrating -- we should be celebrating but we can't celebrate yet. >> now, president obama, former president bush, john lewis and many others took part in this ceremonial march across the edmund pettus bridge yesterday. all this week, several marches and ceremonies are planned along the march ending with a rally at the alabama state capitol on friday. 7:57. authorities say he overpowered a deputy and then ran off. up next, the intense search still underway in the south bay to find an accused child molester who escaped from custody. >> reporter: we're counting down this morning to a big apple event here in san

francisco. later in the day, the company unveiling the apple watch. we'll tell you what this wearable device can do and also some of the lingering questions that will likely be answered at today's event. it's a rough morning commute on this monday. good morning, everybody. we're taking a look at the 880 past oakland and we'll take a look at the accident in palo alto. it's a foggy monday. there is a lot to go around. inland will be mild and warm. coast bay will cool down. we'll talk about maybe some rain this week.

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some fog, some low clouds. up and down the coast extending well out. it will be back tonight and tomorrow. some areas may be tough to get clearing. the system on its way. it's still a day away. increasing clouds on tuesday. and then wednesday our best opportunity. a ton of moisture. visibility is okay to great. ten miles for some. but a quarter mile at the napa airport. 40s and 50s. stuck on the temps. overall, look at the moisture, i mean. there is a tremendous amount. for us a few high clouds, overall, mostly sunny after the fog lifts. highs will be 60s coast and bay. 70s for many. these are well above average for almost everybody. all right, brian. i know you got a lot to talk about. so go ahead. we do have a lot to talk about. the first thing we'll talk about is this caltrain accident

still affecting train service. it happened at the -- around 6:30 this morning. north of the church hill avenue area right now palo alto high school. the latest update is that delays are up to 50 points. they are single tracking trains through there. but just expect heavy delays. we also understand that there was heavy traffic as i zoom out along the side streets. you can see 82 also very busy this morning. moving onto the bay bridge toll plaza, it's also very busy across the -- near the foot of the maze. toward the toll plaza, especially in the cash lanes. 25 minutes to get you across the spain. doesn't get any better along the eastshore freeway. 44 minutes from the bridge to the macarthur maze stemming from an accident on westbound 80 at cumming skyway near crockett. finally 880 through the oakland area not too bad past the coliseum. a couple of accidents to tell you about. southbound 880 near 92. northbound 880 near vargas.

that's also affecting traffic as well. 8:02 back to the desk. >> thank you, brian. well, people in the south bay are on edge as the search for an escated inmate enters a third day. authorities say jonell carter yoef powered a deputy on friday and escaped from valley medical center in san jose. the accused child molesters has ties to campbell. that's where he was arrested a year ago. people who live in campbell saying knowing carter is on the loose makes them pretty nervous. >> i know if i tell my mom, she will be scared especially with the willow glen break-ins. i know that will freak other out and make extra precautions and walks just like the alarm system set. >> carter was in you santa clara county jail facing five counts of molestation. anyone who sees him should call 911. a man is in the hospital this morning with a serious

head injury after another man reportedly pushed him into the side of an oncoming muni train in san francisco. this happened around 9:00 last night at the civic center muni situation platform. police say two men were dpitting and one of the men pushed the other into the side of the train. a dispatcher said a man was able to pull hill off the tracks but was taken to the hospital. the other man arrived before they were on scene and they are looking at surveillance foolage for clue -- footage for clues. the search goes on for a hit-and-run driver who killed an artist. celeste jewel howell was hit by a car on pine street. investigators say it appears the driver jumped the curb and drove half a block on the sidewalk. the driver abandoned the car and ran away. howell's boyfriend ryan mason

knew something was wrong when she didn't answer his calls or text. >> a freak accident but i want justice to be done and these people found and looked up. >> now, miss howell's family and friends are calling on the hit-and-run driver to surrender to police. the investigation goes on. new this morning, a jetblue plane was forced to make an emergency landing when a crew member got sick. the jetblue flight left j.f.k. airport in new york last night but landed in sioux city, iowa because the first officer had a medical issue. jetblue says the person was taken to the hospital and has been released. another plane was sent to iowa to take the passengers onto san francisco. 8:05. we're keeping aon on san francisco. apple has what it calls a special event scheduled to

start in just about two hours from now. alex savidge live in san francisco. you've been out there all morning. i know a lot of fans are hoping to hear more about the apple watch including how much it will cost, too, alex. >> the all-important question of cost. we'll get to that in a second. apple of course is putting the spotlight today on the first wearable device. the company is bankingon the apple watch to be the next big thing. this event gets underway at the yerba buena of the arts in san francisco where you can see see already a crowd gathering. workers getting everything prepped for the 10:00 a.m. event that will happen here. tim cook, the ceo of apple will be taking the stage here to offer more details about the apple watch we've heard about. here's what tim cook tweeted early this morning. he's choir fire -- fired up for the big show.

slept inful 4:30. he's all ready to go and he will be on hand this morning. this is what the invite to the apple watch event looked like. all it said was spring forward. we obviously know apple is into secrecy and they like to build up the anticipation. it was last year when apple first let everyone know it was working on a watch. the low end on the price scale, $349. but the company has been pretty tight-lipped about the full range of prices r fought various -- prices for the vary models. there is one made of 18-karat gold. analysts expect that could cost up to $10,000. the device connects with iphone and there's been various apps being developed. the watch may be able to stormwatch your car, ohm your hotel room, guide you to a destination with taps on the wrist. this morning we talked with a photographer who is attending event about why he's looking forward to using the watch.

>> have a unique way of intergreating through our phones and now it's wearable technology. i think they will be closer integrated. i'm excited to put on my wrist. >> reporter: another big question that apple will likely be addressing today is the issue of battery life. some analysts have been worried about whether this smart watch will be habl to go a -- will be able to go a full day without need be to be recharged. that's one issue that tim will likely address. we expect to find out when the apple watch will go on sale. we do understand, dave, it will be sometime next month when we'll propertiably start to see the long lines. >> we're focused on the big buzz behind you now, what's gonna happen this morning. talk to you later, -- alex -- later, alex.

now we're hearing patrick willis, a seven-time pro line backer will retire. yahoo! sports reported it first and a source is telling the spwrar sports guide that he had a relickous awakening of some kind and -- religious awakening of some kind a will retire. he only played six games last season because of a nagging toe injury. trent baalke is denying a report that he's trying to trade colin kaepernick. a report said that the eagles and the chicago bears are interested. well, late last night, trent baalke issued a statement saying "collin is our quarterback. we're excited to have him. he's not going anywhere." last june, the 49ers signed him to a $115 million contract extension through the 2020

season. however, we also hear that frank gore, fan favorite, all- time leading rusher is joining a new time. gore will reportedly sign a three-year deal with the philadelphia eagles when free agency officially starts tomorrow. that deal includes a guaranteed $7.5 million for two seasons. frank is only 32 but he spent his whole ten-year career with the 49ers. free tickets to hawaii and concert, some perks enjoyed by california state lawmakers. the mercury news reports three lawmakers traveled to hawaiian for a week-long -- to hawaii for a week-long trip. one bay area assemblyman got free tickets to see miley cry discuss, bruno mars and elton

-- cyrus, bruno cars and elton john. 8:10. a burglary that happened in san francisco with a very disturbing twist. coming up in 21 minutes, the troubling discovery inside of a car shortly after two suspects were detained. but first, a racial chant caught on camera. after the break, what's causing a social media firestorm. we're off to a rough store this morning. are there bright spots. >> we'll have another update when we come back. the weather is off to a foggy start. the fog will peel back. we a change on the extended outlook. sipp

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we're following breaking news for a caltrain has struck and killed a pedestrian. here's more. >> reporter: the train is stuck there on the northbound tracks. [no audio] >> all right. well, we just lost our signal there. but we were looking at the

caltrain train where a pedestrian was hit and killed. moving on, calls are growing for hillary clinton to explain her use of a private e- mail account when she was secretary of state. clinton tweeted last week that she has asked the state department to release her e- mails but has not said why she chose to use a private e-mail account and also a private server instead of a government account. over the weekend, dianne feinstein became the first democrat to call on clinton to publicly explain her use of private e-mail. >> she's the preeminent political figure right now. she's the leading candidate, whether it be republican or democrat, for the next -- to be the next president and i think that she needs to step up and come out and state exactly what the situation is. >> the senator from california went on to say that silence will only hurt clinton. 8:15 we're getting word

that the president of the university of oklahoma is meeting with the media as we speak. we'll bring you details. in the meantime, a racist chant that was caught on cell phone video has led to a fraternity house there to be shut down. [bleep] >> now, that ten-second video clip was anonymously e-mailed to a fox tv station in oklahoma city. the footage reportedly shows members of sigma alpha epsilon fraternity from the university of oklahoma and you can hear people singing very offensive and threatening words directed at african-americans. the university says it is investigating whether its studenting were involved but the fraternity's national headquarters has already closed down that local chapter. there will be a protest against racism set on the university of oklahoma campus. but we're also watching them, the head of the university is beginning to talk to the media.

we'll bring you details as it comes in. for the first time in 16 years, an american professional sports team is set to play a game in u ba. in june, the soccer team is scheduled to take on the cuban national team in havanale this is video from -- havana. this is video from last month when they played china. the game takes place during the cosmos scheduled break in the north american soccer league. 8:1. there is a new -- 8:17. there is a new report that a drop in exis ual activity may cause a drop in tesss it toe ren -- drop in sexual activity may cause a drop in testosterone. a decrease in sex was strongry linked to fall -- stronkgly linked to falling testosterone

levels. researchers don't know why sexual activity might reduce testosterone. we've re-established our connection with janine de la vega who joins us at the scene of a fatal accident involving a pedestrian and caltrain. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. that caltrain that was involved in this accident is right behind me. it's train 309. you can see it's stopped there on the northbound tracks. there are caltrain officials and transit police talking. the train is empty. but an hour ago, they opened up the southbound tracks so they are moving trains in both directions on there here's what we know. this train involved in the accident took off from the station in san jose at 6:09 this morning and at 6:25, that's when it hit and killed a pedestrian who was on the tracks near church hill avenue in palo alto. we don't know if it was a man or a woman that was hit and killed or what that person was doing on the tracks but this is not a crossing and it is a restricted area for pedestrians.

the people on the train were able to get off at the stanford station and the vta provided a bus bridge. caltrain says the accident investigation is affecting all train traffic. expect major delays. we're being told up to 50 minutes. sal transand the vta are accepting tickets. for the total for last year for 2014 for accidents, there was ten. we're already at eight. very tragic news this morning. transit police are investigating. wouldn't doe know what this -- we don't know what this person was doing on the tracks but we'll be talking to caltrain again to see if they can give us any answers. tori if. >> all right. we'll be following this story and give updates throughout the day. thank you. 8:19. there are plenty of other traffic problems.

and brian flores has been keeping a close eye on it. not a good monday. there's pretty heavy traffic throughout the bay area. i do want to tell you about a severe traffic alert. this is northbound 160 in so solano county. south of highway 12 in rio vista. severe traffic alert being issued. alternate lanes being closed until 11:30. this map is in the north bay, where there are a couple of accidents. northbound 101 near sir francis drake. there is an accident also on highway 37 on the way to 101 also. taking a look at the south bay, 101 in san jose. there are a few accidents to report of. it's been pretty busy through there all throughout the day. but expect heavy traffic. there is an accident on 85 as well in san jose. finally through the sunol grade. things are moving nicely on way to fremont into san jose. earlier we talked about a -- an

offramp closed, castlewood. chp was able to get that opened finally but there's delays on the southbound side of 80. be aware of -- of 680. be aware of that. it's not been an easy commute for really anyone out there. we know it's easy to look at, steve. >> some mornings are better than others. >> okay. easy to look at if you like fog. there is a lot out there. mark in pleasant hill and concord buchanan says sunny. that's one of the few locations. everyone else is saying fog. although it will be -- okay. clearlake, mostly sunny up there. a few high clouds coming in. pretty good band of moisture streaming up from the hawaiian islands bun the fog is the big story. two and a half miles visibility

and santa rosa. quarter mile visibility in napa. and. 40s and 50s on the temps. no cold air. 40s, 50s. i think we will get a little something out of this moisture. more likely on tuesday, overnight tuesday into wednesday is our best opportunity for rain. pretty good low but the moisture source goes down to the hawaiian island. rain, rain, rain. same pretty much for maui. kauai is the best of the bun. the fog will peel back to the coast. we'll have snientd and mild to warm temps. clearing to the coast. highs, 60s to 70s. light rain looks like wednesday

morning might come in here. i think this will show a little bit more rain as we head towards wednesday but by tuesday, we'll start to cloud it up. cloudy skies, no rain until late, late tuesday. maybe a little bit. you can see some of that starting to works its way in wednesday morning. plan accordingly with your new watch. morning clouds and fog give way to 60s, 70s to near 80. that would be up at clearlake. there it is. 74 santa rosa. novato is in there. kentfield, terra linda, benicia, upper 60s. napa to yountville, 73. 77 out in vacaville. same for brentwood, oakley. 70s, mid-70s inland. livermore, pleasanton, san ramon. same for gilroy. los gatos, saratoga. 72. a lot of 60s there. upper 60s to low 70s. turning cloudy on tuesday. we'll cloud it up on tuesday night. looks like light rain on

thursday morning. one more system flirts with us on the weekend. >> will it be widespread? >> north bay will get more. >> all right. thank you. 8:23. well, credit error, they can be a nightmare to try to fix. but big changes could be coming to the industry. find out what the credit agencies will do to. more consumer friendly. a ransom at the vat -- vatican, we'll tell you about the rare pieces stole nd an -- stolen and now they are now being held hostage.

someone is demanding a ransom linked to a crime 18 years ago. they say a cardinal received the demand for two rare documents reported stolen in 1997. the vatican hadn't announced the theft until yesterday. the cardinal who received the demand for 100,000 euros, that's about $108,000 refused to pay it. one of the documents is said to have the signature of michael angelo on it. well, two women from california now have a criminal record in italy. they were caught vandalizing one of rome's most famous landmarks. according to italian news report, the women car shed their initials in the walls of the coliseum using coin. then they took a selfie with it

before they were arrested. they may face a fine of aggravated damage to a building of historical and artistic media. they told italian media they didn't realize what they were doing was so serious. 8:28. still ahead, a golden opportunity missed. coming up after the break, a near chance encounter with a big movie star and why a group of fans of the tv show "full house" are probably kicking themselves this morning. we're live in san francisco where burglars break into a home under construction in the mission delores neighborhood. and heavy traffic remains on this monday morning. coming up we'll take a look at the traffic on the east bay. we'll also update you on this accident involving a caltrain and a pedestrian. we'll have more -- coming up

after the break. they are not raindrops on my tie but why not think ahead? maybe wednesday we could get some. today it's all about the fog. we'll have more on that.

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tara moriarty has been on this burglary story and is checking out this unusual situation. coming up, tara will tell us how police think a little boy is connected to this situation. stay tuned. good morning. thank you for joining us. it's march 9th. i'm dave clark. let's check your weather and traffic right now. steve paulson is talking about the gray skies and the chilly -- >> for some, it will be cooler. there's a lot of fog. saturday, crystal clear. a little bit of fog came back sunday. there is a lot of fog today. it will head back to the coast. cloudy to mostly cloudy. for most, cloudy or fog. clearing back to the coast. mild to warm. cool for some. not too bad for others. upper 40, 50s. plenty of fog even in the santa

clara valley. there's plenty to go up and down the coast. watching this system for late tuesday into wednesday. doesn't look like we'll get something out of it. not a lot. 40s and 50s on the temps. it will rebound once the fog bushes off. we'll have mostly sunny skies unless you are by the coast. we'll have to deal with a lot of cloud cover. for today, if you don't have the fog, you are out of the gate with sunshine. inland, 70s there. coastal terms are still running 2 to 4 above most. all right, brian. where do you want to begin. with the caltrain accident. good morning to you and good morning, everybody. it's affecting at least caltrain service in the peninsula area, near palo alto. these are live pictures now of the actual caltrain that got involved in the accident with the pedestrian. this is north of church hill avenue in palo alto. that train is stopped. now, the latest we're hearing from caltrain is that delays

are close to an hour. passengers they are moving trains slowly through there, they are single tracking through the area. they are investigating this accident here this morning. side streets moving okay. but very busy through the corridor. we'll have another live report in a couple of minutes. 880 in oakland where it's slow and go. a couple of accidents to tell you about. northbound 880, north of a street in hayward. the right shoulder is blocked. also southbound 880, south of 92. 880 along the nimitz freeway. eastshore freeway. this has been a pretty bad trouble spot. at least 44 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the mac maze and it's still backing up to the toll plaza. back to you. >> thank you. an early-morning burglary in san francisco has led to a very alarming discovery. it happened in the mission

delores corridor, not known as a high crime area. janine de tara moriarty is live there. what do you know about it? >> reporter: neighbors we just spoke to said it was extremely noisy because police were on the bullhorns telling one of the suspects to come down from off of the roof from the green house you see. they said they were shocked that this burglar shot a child with them parked in a car nearby. this is the home they were targeting. it's under renovation all while the 4-year-old sat in the car nearby. neighbors started to hear strange noises coming from that house. so they called 911. when officers arrived, they saw signs of a break-in. police were able to detain two suspects. as their investigation progress. they discovered a 4-year-old boy possibly related to a suspect there parked in a car. he was taken to the hospital for evaluation.

nans are shocked that the burglars -- neighbors are shocked that the burglars brought a child. but they are not surprised that a home was burglarized. >> i would -- if i were to rob a house, i would rob a house that has a lot more stuff in it. i'm not a robber. >> reporter: now, that search dog was able to track down one of the suspects hurt and hiding on the roof of that green house. the other suspect ran out of the house and was detained by police. a construction worker said this is not the first time this home was hit. two weeks ago, the thieves made off with $5,000 wort of power tools -- worth of power tools. back to you. >> thank you. 8:35. in santa rosa, a 6-year-old child being treated for life- threatening injuries after being hit by a car. now, it happened last night near petaluma hill road and breezeway about 9:30. there was crime scene tape and evidence markers out there. and a child's shoe was beneath a car. police tell us the driver, that

67-year-old man, did stop. he pulled over and is cooperating with the investigation. still no word as to what may have led to that collision. well, not too far from where that child was hit. santa rosa police arrested a man accused of trying to burn down a house with his roommates and his brother inside. witnesses says the man soaked his own mattress with gasoline and then set it on fire and walked away without saying a word. that was reportedly after he threatened to kill his sister- in-law who lived in the same house ahong with his brother. they did manage to escape out a window. as firefighters were put outlook the flames, the man accused of starting the fire came back to watch. >> it's a little odd. you wouldn't expect a suspect to do that. but the residents that were here identified him, there was a little crowd watching the fire department. they identified him as the suspect so we detained him. >> police are still trying to figure out why samuel alvarez

may have saturdayed the fire. in the -- started the fire. his sister suffered smoke inhalation. his brother suffered second and third degree burns in an etch art to escape the flames. a bicyclist still in the hospital with critical injuries after a san francisco fire truck hit him over the weekend. it happened at turk and market streets early saturday morning. the cyclist, reportedly a man in his 30, sured a seer -- suffered a serious injury. 8:37. a man and woman are facing several charges this morning stemming from the theft of a woman's purse in walnut creek. police say charles farmer stole the purse from the front seat of an unlocked parked car at the countrywood shopping setter last night. the victim's husband chased farmer to a nearby car driven by a woman identified by police only as nelson.

police say farmer threw the purse on the ground and ran from the scene. he was found two blocks away. the other suspect was detained at the scene. they were arrested for conspiracy to commit robbery and probation violations. farmer is also charged with possession of drug paraphernalia 8:38. the bay area's biggest water districts are thinking about raising rates despite the fact customers are using less water. they say the lower water usage that's all due to conservation efforts from the drought. >> people are conner is serving -- conserving more. the bills are coming down and over 1.3 million people are drinking east bay mud water today. so that does add zblup now, east bay mud -- so that -- that

does up. 8:39. mail-in ballots are going out today for a special election in san jose to fill an open city council seat. ten people from district 4 on the north side of the city are campaigning for a seat vacated by canson chu. the primary election is on april 7th. unless one candidate wins more than 50% of the vote, a runoff election will be held in june. some fans of the '90s hit show "full house" recently missed a golden opportunity. john stamos paid a visit to the san francisco house on friday. but people gawking at the house didn't even notice him. he posted this photo to instagram. it shows him standing outside of the home right next to fans who are oblivious to the fact that uncle jessie is standing right next to them. he included the caption, boy, these youngsters have 0.0 idea what they are missing -- .0

idea what they are missing. >> he's right there. >> exactly. it's a proposal one year in the making. coming up in 16 minutes, the touching way this man here showed the love of his life that he thinks about her each and every day. getting people back to work. what president obama is announcing this morning. he's speaking right now, very shortly about a high-paid jobs that are available right now. we're also keeping an eye on that caltrain accident from earlier this morning of the how is it affecting traffic. investigators remain on scene. we'll take a look at that and the san mateo bridge and how traffic is shaping up there. you can watch the fog by looking out the window or you with watch us on your phone. doug aarons just tweeted and said he's watching us on his

phone. the return of the fog is here. we'll talk more about that.

welcome back. 8:43. better prepared and better paid workers here in the u.s. that's the goal of a brand-new program. ktvu fox 2's pam cook is in the newsroom right now. what's happening as we speak,

pam? >> yeah. president obama formally announcing the white house's new program called tech hire. he's speaking right now coming into the national league of cities. let's listen in for a moment. >> something very specific, and that is how can we work together to build a pipeline of tech workers for this? this doesn't just apply to san francisco. this doesn't just apply to boston. it applies across the board in every part of the country. right now, america has more job openings than at any point since 2001. so that's good news. we got a lot of job openings. here's the catch -- over 500,000 of those jobs are technology jobs. a lot of those jobs didn't even exist 10, 20 years ago.

titles like mobile app developer or user face designer. now, we tend to think that all. these tech jobs are in the silicon valley, that companies like google and ebay or maybe in a few spots like austin texas, where you have seen -- you've sun a tech industry -- you've seen a tech industry thrive but the truth is two- third of these jobs are in nonhigh-tech industries like healthcare or manufacturing or banking which means they are in every corner of the country. see, there's no industry that hasn't been touched by this technology revolution. and what's more, a lot of these jobs don't require a four-year degree in computer science. they don't require you be an engineer. folks can get the skills they need for these jobs in newer,

streamlined, faster training programs. what's more, these tech jobs pay 50% more than the average private sector wage, which means they are a ticket into the middle class. and you all know better than anybody, this is an economic development issue because when companies have job openings they cannot fill, that costs them money. it costs them market share. it cost them exports. so they go look for where they can find the people they need. and if we don't have them, that makes it harder for us to keep and attract good jobs to the shores or to your communities. >> we're listening in live to president obama who is talking about his new program called tech hire. he just touched on the fact that we're losing a lot of jobs to foreigners who are better trained. this new program is designed to make sure americans are trained

for the thousands of jobs, the president said are open right now in technology but as the president mentioned, they are not just in the tech sector. they are not just in silicon valley. he did mention that we do have the bulk of the huge technology companies here. however, as the president mentioned, there are technology jobs in retailing, banking, every kind of business requires some people with some sort of i.t. training. also talked about it doesn't necessarily mean a four-year degree. the white house says the average salary that requires information dig is 50% higher than the average private sector american jobs. president has received commitments from more than 300 employers. they do include the big names here in silicon valley, cisco systems, linked-in, verizon, goldman sachs, google, facebook will all be called in to help prepare college students. but he's also calling them in to prepare and train people

without, like he said, a four- year degree. one area in particular where the president says more people is needed, cybersecurity. and just about every company needs that these days. >> fascinating. thank you. 8:48. fixing an error on your credit report could be a challenge. but today we're learning the three largest credit reporting agencies will be changing the way they handle some records. the announcement was made after talks between exwy fax, exexperience and the new york -- exwy fax, experian and the new york attorney general. medical payments will no low nger be reported until after 180 days. this will allow insurance payments to be applied. and there also also will be

more information about how to dispute information. as we continue to get you out the door, brian flores, you have your hands full including the fatality with caltrains. >> yes. it pretty much has been a very rough morning, monday morning commute. let's talk about the caltrain accident, giving you an update there. these are live pictures from our ktvu photographer george who is on scene along with janine de la vega. this train continues to be at the scene. this is just north of church hill avenue and palo alto. investigators are wrapping up this investigation, according to caltrain. they are hoping to get both tracks both open shortly but delays continue along the route, anywhere from ten minutes to 60 minutes along the route. just be aware of that, as you probably are already. the san mateo bridge traffic is

start ing to back up. a commute from hayward into san mateo, not too bad. roughly around 34 minutes. that continues to be a mess esout there. a lot of fung -- a mess out there. a lot of fog out there. there is a stalled vehicle in the right lane as you approach the toll plaza. slow and go. there we go. slow and go coming into san francisco this morning. talking about the fog. here's steve. there is a lot to go around. low clouds, some fog. napa, santa rosa have been reporting some. there's a about hety good fog bank out there -- there is a pretty good fog bank out there. we actually have a system moving toward us. a few high clouds will spill over. the bulk of it is still over here. it will drag across tuesday into wednesday. maybe linger into thursday. today we'll have a lot of sunshine once the fog bushes -- burns off. there is a lot out here.

unfortunately by the time it arrives, usually by the time it does -- does arrive, they are toppingling over. today if it's not the fog, it's the sun. warm inland, up 70s. veas vacaville, clearlake -- that's vacaville, clearlake. 60s or 70s bow the water. san rafael is in there. kentfield, novato, sonoma, napa. warmer selena up to clearlake. 77 for brentwood. 66 alameda. 75 pleasanton. concord, sunny last check. 75 gilroy. 73 san jose and sunnyvale and cupertino. 60s on the coast. too much fog. it will still be mild to warm. increasing clouds tuesday. maybe some rain on wednesday. early thursday. and then it's out of here. friday looks okay. not a big deal but maybe a little bit of rain.

>> the r word. >> the r word. we'll have more of "mornings on 2" right after this. stus. this -- stay with us.

a video of a remaentic proposal -- romantic proposal shows how far one man is willing to go to show his love for his girlfriend. >> how do i plan the perfect proposal? one that shows you how much i love you and you are in my

thoughts literally every moment efquestion day -- every day. and then i came up with a brilliant day. >> he filmed him sesm every day for a year, working out, easting breakfast, hanging out with his dog. proposing to his dog on a whiteboard. when the year was up, he proposed to jennifer on a family trip in aruba. >> let's hear it! [ cheers ] >> well, smith's efeithers appeared to have paid off. his girlfriend fortunately said yes. >> on the beach. >> beautiful. >> very impressive. let's check back with brian flores. you've had -- it's been a rough commute. >> it certainly has. good morning, be. let's get you out the there. we're taking a live look, though, at the caltrain accident involving a pedestrian. this was again north of church

hoyle avenue in -- church hoyle avenue. we understand they will be wrapping up the investigation pretty soon here. so they will be possibly moving both directions of the trains. we'll keep an oin that. stay tuned on social media. but the delays are up to 60 minutes. bay bridge toll plaza, let's take a look at there. still pretty solid back up to the foot of the maze. eastshore freeway, 35 minutes to the macarthur maze. sunol grade camera looking great from fremont into san jose. here's steve. thank you, brian. we do have a lot of low clouds and fog. some of that will burn off. it will be nice, mild, warm, inland. a little cooler by the coast. increasing clouds on tuesday. i think we'll get some rain wednesday morning. >> so wednesday morning -- you figure the commute -- >> i think commute wednesday morning will be wet. not a lot. but enough, you know, anything aren't here. >> will make a difference. >> the spring flowers will love

it, too. the blooms, but not the allergies. >> not the allergies. >> we'll take it. thank you, steve. that's our report to this morning. wee thank you for making ktvu your choice -- we thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> jin -- join us for the noon news for the big announcement on apple. they have not said exactly what the product is. so we all could be surprised. there is talk about a combination of gadgets and jewelry. a watch made out of 18-karat gold. and the battery life lasts for a full day. >> we'll continue have update this story and have more on the noon news and at 5:00 and 6:00. have a great day, everybody.

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