an oakland woman killed while trying to shield a child from flying bullets. the violent confrontation at a local hospital that investigators say may be connected. >> reporter: we're live in san jose, where a man was shot multiple times outside his apartment early this morning. we'll tell you what led up to the gunfire. 7:01. breaking news in the east bay, where a pickup truck, you see it here live, has crashed into the estuary. crews are just pulling it up from the water right now. again, live pictures where you can see it's being hauled up a rather steep hillside from the water out of the bay. coming up we'll tell what you

rescuers say is the back story behind the truck and why they are confident no one is inside. pretty dramatic picture there. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." it's tuesday, march 10th. i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. did you see fog on the way why. >> once i got through the caldecott, it was pea soup. >> some areas, not too bad. even on the coast. a lot of high clouds on the increase from the system which will be here late tonight, tomorrow with a lot of high clouds and probably not much else. if there's any rain it will be very light and tomorrow morning. you can see where most of the energy is going. it's going north of us. we'll get some cloud cover. the low clouds are already in place and the fog and that's going to keep temperatures, 40s, 50s, also gonna give us a pretty hazy day. visibility is awful. fairfield went from 10 to 9 about a quarter mile to an hour and a half. quarter mile for all of these locations.

7:00, 8:00 is when it's at its worse. 40s, 50s, being reported at novato. san francisco starting off with cloudy skies. 63 for a high and that's low clouds first and then high clouds later on. napa the same. a little bit on the warmer side toward napa,70. but 49 to start. the combippation of these two -- combination of these two will give us these temperatures. a little cooler for most. inland on a couple of temps. is a cooler pattern. here's brian with an update on the traffic. good morning to you. good morning, fn. if you are taking the eastshore freeway or plan on it, you might want to make alternative plans. it's very busy now because of an overturned big rig. as we pull up the maps, this is an overturned big rig that got into an accident. it had wooden pallets. it happened near university

avenue in berkeley. but as you can see, solid red from highway 4 in hercules all the way down past the point. this is university avenue and berkeley. this truck was carrying a bun -- bunch of wooden pallets. there are lanes open. the frontage road that goes into ashby and university is also closed. be aware of that. heavy traffic. sig-alert on the eastshore freeway. i wish i could tell you 680 was better on the other side. 280 in san jose. traffic also backed up slow and go through there. there is an accident to tell you about. 280 northbound as you approach 85 this morning. so that's definitely slow. 101 also very busy from hellyer as you approach 880. finally, bay bridge toll plaza, it's foggy. overall, not too bad. again, we talked about the traffic from the eastshore freeway. once you get past the point off university avenue, it picks up. once you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, it's slowing down.

20 minutes to get you across the span. back to the desk. >> thank you, brian. we have an update on breaking news in oakland. oakland fire and police are on the scene of a pickup truck that went into the estuary. these are live pictures. it's near the fruitvale bridge in alameda. the submerged truck has just been pulled out of the water in the past few minutes. that's the truck right there. white pickup truck. it looks like the windshield is fogged over. it's still attached to a tow truck that pulled it out of the water. here's some video from a little earlier this morning. fire crews now tell us the truck was reported stolen. you can see it there almost completely submerged in the estuary. there's no word on what happened to the driver. but search crews have determined that no one was trapped inside that truck under the water. >> it's in shallow water. we had the surface rescue units search the vehicle and found no

occupants. a single seat pup, single door -- single seat pup, single door pickup -- seat pickup, single door pickup. developing news after an early-morning shooting in a nay neighborhood. one man is fighting for his life after getting shot outside of his apartment early in morning. janine de la vega is live at the scene to tell us what led up to the shooting. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. police tell us the 22-year-old man was just drinking outside here with two of his friends here on the lawn where you can see there's still some beer cans there on the grass as well as clothes strewn around there. that is when a silver sedan ended up pulling up to them. >> two suspects wearing all black and wearing a black hat and wearing black bandanas drove up to the scene here, became involved in some type of disturbance with the three male

adults standing out in front here and during the course of that conflict, a gun was produced and our victim was shot three times. >> reporter: this all happened behind the chuck efnlts cheese near blossom -- chuck. >> cheese near blossom. police say he has gunshot wounds to his face, abdomen and heart. officers have the neighborhood roped off. they are looking for evidence and are still talking to witnesses. they are hoping to find surveillance video from the area to help them track down the suspects. play the two men got back in their car and sped away. the motive for the shooting is unknown. police are still trying to figure out if the victims even knew knew the suspect. that victim, his injuries are very severe. he's fighting for his life. we're told that homicide detectives are on standby in case they are needed to come

out. it was also a violent night on the streetses of oakland-- streets of oakland. alex savidge, in our newsroom now to explain what happened out there. >> well, dave, good morning. oakland police have their work cut out for them trying to piece together three separate shootings last night. two of them do appear to be connected. possibly a case of retaliation. the violence first broke out before 5:00 last night in west oakland. this was a drive-by shooting near chestnut and 28th street. neighbors describe a scary scene as many as 20 gunshots fired from a passing car toward a group of people on the sidewalk. police say a woman in her 20s was hit and died there at the scene while a man and a boy were injured and had to be hospitalized. neighbors also tell us that the woman who was killed out there had been trying to shield her child from the bullets when she

was struck. a few hours later at around 8:00, there was another shooting across the street from highland hospital. nobody was hurt here. but investigators do say the gun battle appears to be connected to the earlier shooting in west oakland. now, deputies followed a car connected to both shootings and wound up detaining several people inside. finally last night, just after 10:30 there was another shooting near 44th street and linden. a number of shots fired. it does not appear there were any victims. oakland police continuing to piece all of this together. no word yet on any arrests. >> all right, alex savidge. thank you. 7:09. the baby boy from southern california who was the subject of a statewide amber alert has been found in mexico. law enforcement officers were searching for 1-year-old jaden santiago and his father giavoni. l.a. police say the father stabbed the boyfriend of the baby's

mother and took off. police say u.s. marshals found him with the baby in tijuana, mexico later in the day and they arrested him. the boy's mother is now on her way to mexico to pick up her son. school officials in hayward are on high alert after a student was diagnosed with tuberculosis. now, the hayward unified school district sent letters home to parents and students at tennyson high school explaining the diagnosis. the name of the student is not being made public. the school district says that student was not on school ground when the diagnosis was made and will not be allowed back into school until the alameda county health department says it's safe. doctors say most people don't become i effected with it be -- infected with tuberculosis unless they've had several contacts with a t.b. patient. a lawsuit filed by a sailor with team oracle has led to the

seizures of one of the team's ka ta ma wrens. they seized hull number 4. joe spooner of new zealand is suing oracle for $725,000 saying he was unfairly fired over a pay dispute. the boat is being held as collateral. spooner worked for oracle team usa during the victories in 2010 and in the bay area in 2013. a program aimed at protecting nail salon workers and customers from harmful chemicals is being considered today in san jose. if approved, the healthy nail salon recognition program would be voluntary. salon owners and technicians would receive edge nix -- emcakes to alternatives to chemicals used at the salons. after the train something completed, participating salons will be certified as a healthy nail salon. >> sounds like a good idea. >> it certainly does. still ahead, there is a neighborhood in the bay area on edge. the explosion last night at a

home where dozens of explosive devices were found just last month. coming up in 20 minutes, fox 2's tara moriarty, she will tell us what neighbors are saying about the woman who lives there. but first getting a jump start on beefing up the firefighters' force, the specific steps calfire is taking in light of the drought. happy tuesday to you. we're keeping an eye on your morning commute. taking a look at the south bay along the 280/880 split, very heavy. it's also very heavy along the eastshore freeway. we'll talk about it when we come back. a very foggy commute for some, or walk, not only college of marin, even san jose. we'll talk about the clouds and the increasing high clouds on the way.

a threat to poison baby formula with a pesticide has officials in new zealand asking for the public's help. police received an anon list letter -- a -- anon list letter. the writer threatened to poison bean formula unless the company stopped using a product. officials have tested thousands of baby formula and found no threat. in san jose, a 2-year-old boy was hit by a car in front of his home after slipping away from his mother and wondering into the street. it happened on midpine and mclaughlin avenue yesterday morning. the mother and son were outside when she got distracted for a moment. police say that's when the toddler made his way into the street and was hit by a passing car. the driver stopped. the boy has serious injuries

but is expected to survive. members of the fraternity of oklahoma have until midnight to clear out of their house. their chapter was shut down after this cell phone surfaced. now, leaders also apologized for the video calling it unsteaptable. the university -- unacceptable. the university cut their ties with the local chapter. even the white house has commented on the incident. >> we would certainly welcome the steps announced by the president of the university as well as the steps taken by the national organization to completely repudiate the comments that were included in that video. >> in the wake of the scandal, football recruit john delance will back out of his pledge to the team and cited personal reasons. students there are now calling

for the frat house to be completely torn down. 7:16. we want to check in with brian. he's still in for sal. see how things are going. i know it's pretty foggy in some areas. >> it is. excuse me while i move the maps a little bit. there is also a major accident along the eastshore freeway. that's backing things up. let's pull that up right now. this is an overturned big rig. it overturned near the university avenue offramp in berkeley. it had some wooden pallets and all of those fell on the freeway there. so they are working on not only moving await the big rig but picking up the wooden pallets. we got an e-mail from berkeley police advising people of the situation right now. the frontage road onto ashby avenue also closed for right now as they work to clear the scene. at least 68 minutes, folks, from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze.

the alternative really is if you can get onto 680 but that's heavy from concord into walnut creek. this morning moving on the livermore valley, traffic busy as you approach the dublin interchange really busy to the sunol grade. 280 in san jose where traffic is backed up from almaden valley expressway, also busy on 85. also from that point, it doesn't get better until you reach 280, also very busy from 101 on hellyer until you get to 880. san mateo bridge also solid backup as you approach the high rise into foster city. it's unclear whether it's affecting traffic but it's very busy out there. so be patient if you can. 7:18. here's steve. brian? >> yes, sir. >> our daly city observer antonio, i think he's all of 13, he will be in weather some day. he wants you to know on john daly and skyline, very, very foggy.

>> really? i believe it. >> many reports coming in. justin ruiz sent me a picture from the college of marin. very foggy there. william at morgan hill said we're foggy. it's widespread from north to south, west to east. there you go. there's a lot of holes, though in this system and the colder tops are heading north right there. where are they going? up and over. we'll get this -- i don't think we'll get much out of this. if we do, it will be late tonight and tomorrow. right now we're dealing with the fog. there it is. quarter-mile visibility to a half-mile. i mean, it went from ten miles like that. this could be thick in spots all the way down again parts of san jose which started clear. 40s, a little bit of mist for a few. not too much. 40s and 50s. temps haven't moved much. the spring thaws in full spring. that doesn't take long.

last week, the snow covering the u.s. was 54%. it's 24%. there's still some rain. not the snow but that stretches from outside of texas, louisiana, deep south up into the dwraks -- great lakes but it's rain. 40s, 50s to 60s. 21 truckee. 23 south lake tahoe but a very warm 50 degrees at blue ranian. cloud cover on the increase -- blue canyon. cloud cover on the increase. if there's any rain, it will topple over us. you can see where most of the energy is going. a cloudy to mostly cloudy day. our cloud and rain forecast does bring in some precip tomorrow morning to the north. that will be about it. that's probably going to be right. get ready for what looks to be a very warm weekend. morning fog, high clouds, thick in spots, some of that fog. a little cooler for most. thanks to all of the people sending in pictures from glen park in san francisco to all over the place.

60s, 70s. temperatures coming down a little bit. they are still above average. sonoma, 70. petaluma, 67. santa rosa, 66. a cooler pattern if everything falls into place. brentwood, 75. 64 alameda. livermore, 74. 75 gilroy. 66 santa cruz. 73 san jose and 60s on the coast. 60s to very low 70s on the peninsula. we'll cloud it up tomorrow. emphasis on light. there won't be much. boy does it get warm. >> really heats up. >> near 80. >> it's still winter. a couple of weeks of winter. the calendar, yes, it's still winter but the weather around northern california feels more like summer. close to 80 this weekend maybe. and that's a major concern for calfire officials who are already preparing for a long and difficult fire season this year. they plan to start hiring seasonal firefighters by the middle of next month. that's two months earlier than usual. a new uc merced study shows

california's fire so son is getting long -- season is getting longer. and that's a trend that started back in the '70s. it's been going on for quite a while. but already looking for firefighters. 7:21. well, the spotlight on soda proposed new laws in san francisco targeting sugary drinks. in 20 minutes, the warning one lawmaker wants everyone to see. a new twist in the case of the speed freak killers. up next, the allegations of investigators getting rid of important information about victims.

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welcome back. state officials announced felony elder abuse charges in the controversial case of an assisted living facility in castro valley that's now closed. the former owner of valley springs manor and thetop administrator are accused of -- and the top administrator are accused of abandoning residents in 2014 for several days. investigators say the only people who stayed behind with those patients were a janitor and a cook and they worked without pay until those residents were moved. 7:25. there is a significant new twist in the case involving the so-called speed freak killers. back in 2012, thousands of bone fragments and the remains of three people were found in a well in san joaquin county. they were believed to be the victims of so-called speed

freak killers. shermantine wrote detailing where the bodies would be found. but a senator said when she turned that letter over to the sheriff, files of missing people connected to the case were erased. >> it's about getting to the bottom of why missing persons that are associated with the shermantine/herzog case why they were deleted from the attorney general website. >> it's my understanding that the cases were not deleted, that they were transferred to the department of justice for management and oversight for a period of time. >> the state senator has filed a federal motion accuseding of sheriff's -- accusing of sheriff's department of mishandling the case. another 49er arrested and the drama may not be over. the reason it could be another rough day ahead for fans of the

red and gold. a bomb squad called to novato after an explosion is heard. why the person who lives there is familiar with police. we're off and run on your tuesday. it's a pretty rough commute. first look at highway 4 through the pittsburg/baypoint area, we'll keep an eye on your commute. it's foggy out there from pacifica to san francisco. maybe where you are, it's a foggy start. we'll talk about that and the higher clouds on the way.

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good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." it's tuesday, march 10th. we're marching along in the month. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. it's very foggy for many out there. if not, it's a low cloud deck. we're under mostly sunny skies. last check, livermore said clear. i said that earlier and then there came in the fog in san jose. would not be surprised if it's close. foggy, cool, mild. mostly cloudy. hey city and mild. the cloud cover coming in on top of that low cloud deck associated with a weak system, emphasis on weak. i wouldn't change any plans. i don't think we'll get much out of this except cloud cover. the way things are looking and going, probably not much. the fog is the bigger story

here this morning. a quarter mile visibility or less. 40s, 50s on the temps. novato, the coolest at 42. a lot of high cloud. not much else. cloud/rain forecast brings precip into the bay tomorrow morning. i mean, a little bit. highs, 60s, 70s. after the system goes by, it will be a very warm weekend. morning fog, high cloud. cooler for most. but 60s and 70s coming town with the high cloud deck. brian? sfo reporting that there are some delays on arriving flights this morning. be aware of that if you are expecting somebody arriving at sfo. they are saying that there are at least an hour's worth of -- an hour worth of delays right now because of the low ceiling in the fog out there. be aware of that if you are expecting friends or family

arriving. let's take a look at major problems on the roadways. the major problem was along the eastshore freeway, they are continuing to remove this overturned big rig carry wood pallets. that truck overturned and there's wood pallets. in any case, it's affecting traffic near university avenue in berkeley and really the drive time from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze every time i check on it, keeps on increasing. right now, it's 80 minutes from the carquinez bridge. once you get past university it's okay once you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, also very busy, 680 southbound from concord into walnut creek. take a look at highway 24. also in walnut creek, this is the best shot we have. you mentioned the low clouds and fog. you can see through there. some of those commuters, hearing along the eastshore freeway. it's definitely slow and go. there is an accident in orinda to tell you about. it's off to the right-hand shoulder but the damage is already done as you approach

the caldecott tunnel into oakland. finally, highway 4 through the pittsburg baypoint area. slow and go through through the morning. back to the desk. >> thank you. authorities are investigating a novato woman after her neighbors report hearing blasts from coming from her house. this is the same woman accused of setting off explosives weeks ago. neighbors heard an explosion around 5:00 yesterday morning evening at a home on indian valley road. that's where tara moriarty is right now and she joins us live. good morning, tara. >> reporter: yeah, this is a very nice neighborhood. it's a windy, private road with big homes and dated driveways but neighbors say what's been happening at this home behind me over the past couple of weeks is unexpect and scary. now, last night, the bomb squad came here for the second time in just weeks. authorities detaining 43-year- old lorine lee mason february

13th. authorities discovered a cache of explosive devices and crystal meth. mason went to jail on charges of possessing and igniting devices and child endangerment. her 5-year-old daughter lives with her. neighbors say the house is owned by mason's mother who has moved out of state. >> shouldn't have been an issue in the first place. i don't know what kind of person has explosive devices in their house. this is a nice neighborhood. it shouldn't be an issue. >> reporter: mason made bail day the same day she was arrested along with her boyfriend. now investigators want to know if new explosives were obtained since then. mason is already accused of using explosives to threaten or intimidate. we are told her daughter was not here last night. back to you. >> thank you for the update. 7:34. the search is intensifying for a child molestation suspect who escaped from custody in san jose last friday. the santa clara county sheriff's office says catching

43-year-old johnell carter is their top priority. during a routine physical therapy appointment last friday, carter overpowered a deputy and escaped. the group bikers against child abis have taken it upon themselves to protect the 9- year-old girl carter is accused of molesting while his whereabouts are unknown. members of the local chapter stood outside her home yesterday and they told us they watch out for victims of child abuse. >> i think it's awesome that they are protecting somebody like that. it's awesome to me. >> deputies have wildly distributed carter's picture, alerted state authorities and formed a multi-agency task force to try to find him. another 49er player facing legal problems. this time it's bruce miller. he wears number 49. santa clara police arrested

miller, who is engaged to be married, on suspicion of battery. this comes after a text filled with profanity was posted on instagram. >> that's why the cell phone information could be vital to the nfl's review of the matter because it's not just -- it wasn't just a crime committed for the nfl. it's the nfl conduct policy. it's a much broader investigation. >> well, the 49ers released a statement about bruce miller. they said "we're disappointed to learn of these reports and will do tower due diligence in collecting all of the relevant information." a database of nfl player arrests show miller is the 11th 49er to be arrested since 2012. that's one of the highest totals in the nfl. all of this comes just as other 49er fan favorites and team

leaders look like they are leaving the team. running back frank gore is ready to sign a new deal with philadelphia. now we're hearing of a new report he may be going to indianapolis. patrick willis expected to announce his retirement later today. and there are reports that the team is shopping doll -- colin kaepernick. also michael crabtree set to leave the team as free agents. make sure you stay right here with us at ktvu and ktvu.com for all of the latest. we'll have the latest developments on air and online as they happen. 7:37. san jose police officer charged with raping a woman could be facing more charges. the preliminary hearing for officer jeffrey graves got underway yesterday. he's charged with one felony count of raping a woman he met on a police call and two counts of roughing up his ex-

girlfriend. the mercury news says the d.a.'s office may include a gun enhancement because graves was wearing his service weapon during the alleged sexual assault. the woman who is suing a silicon valley venture capital firm took the stand. she testified that she went to a senior partner about sexual harassment from a coworker and was told not to make a mountain out of a molehill. she's suing for $16 million. the jury was given evidence of the firm's praise of her before she was fired three years ago. 7:38. well, sugary drinks are under attack again in san francisco. pam cook is in the studio now. tell us the new actions that will be taken today. >> there are three separate proposals being outlined all designed to regulate and reduce

consumption of sugary drinks. now, scott wiener wants warning labels on ads and drinks. if approved it would look similar to the warnings on cigarettes letting people know the drifnls contribute to obesity and diabetes. the second proposal comes from ma lena cohen who says forget about the labels, she wants to ban ads altogether on city property. eric maur wants to ban the city from spending money on the sugary drinks. what do you think about restrictions on sugary drinks? you can weigh in on our facebook page. we'll share some of your thoughts in our next hour of "mornings on 2." tori and dave? >> thank you. burger king is changing the kids' menu.

it's taking off the drinks off the menu and will no longer feature sodas as part of the kids' meals. they say this is to offer guests options that match lifestyle needs. burger king has been under pressure to make the changes after similar moves were made by mcdonald's and wendy's. a tiny fish could pose a big problem for caltrans and it's plans to detonate the old eastern span of the bay bridge. a state protected fish could be swimming in the waters before the bridge. the demolition work could threaten about 1700 of them. according to caltrans, wildlife officials want more money. currently the bridge is paying out $17 million to agencies to offset environmental damage that's potential. uber promises to fix what it calls a big problem. at 8:00, the issue forcing the company to create 1 million

jobs. but first, an e-cigarette explosion. coming up what one man heard just before the device blew up in his face. we're keeping an eye on your traffic. we're off to a foggy start. this is a look at the richmond/san rafael bridge toll plaza. we'll also take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza when we come back. up in the north bay down to the santa clara valley and morgan hill, we we have a lot of low clouds -- we have a lot of low clouds. we'll talk about that and see if there's any rain on the way.

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known athletes died in a helicopter crash. witnesses say they were on board two helicopters that collided in midair over northern argentina. they were filming a european reality show. mock the dead are swimming olympic gold medalist camille and bronze medsallist boxer alexis and a sailing pioneer. a total of ten people died in the crash. 7:44. a federal judge in texas refusing to act quickly on his court order, the one that blocks president obama's ecket give actions on immigration. >> the justice department asked that judge to review his ruling by the end of the day yesterday. but the judge instead set a hearing date of march 19th due to what he called the seriousness of the matter. the state of texas and 25 other states filed a lawsuit saying the president overstepped his authority. 12 other states that support president obama's actions on immigration, they are now calling on appeals court to

lift the judge's block. there's word this morning, hillary clinton plans to address the controversial e- mail issue later today. in the meantime, a white house spokesman is now saying president obama traded e-mails with her while she was secretary of state and knew that she used a non-government e-mail account. now, this seems to contradict a statement from the president that he learned about hillary clinton's private e-mail account through news reports. white house spokesman said yesterday the president was referring to hillary clinton ally exclusive use of private e- mail and the details of her account. he said the president and hillary clinton exchanged e- mails but not a large amount of them. 7:-- 7:45. officials in madisonson, wisconsin are -- madison, wisconsin are trying to figure out who is responsible for a

cyberattack. similar cyberattacks have happened in other cities around the country after officer- involved shootings. on friday, a madison police officer shot and killed an unarmed 19-year-old. [chanting] crowds of protesters gathered last night in the madison state capitol rotunda to express outrage over that shooting. tony robbenson was unarmed -- robinson was unarmed when he was shot and killed. police say one of the officers was assault and suffered a head injury before the shooting occurred. the chief of police visited with robinson's family and apologized for his death. >> unless or until we have all of the facts i think we have to do our due diligence to judge. >> made a terp mistake at one point which is completely

associated from this act. we appreciate the police and understand the necessity for them but that does not excuse what happened. >> the wisconsin state justice department is leading the investigation into the shooting. >> it's a big story. >> a lot of response from the public. >> yeah. 7:46. let's check in with brian. a lot of activity on the road. you are watching the east shore and everything else. >> we are watching the east shore and take a look at the city. good morning to you guys. mta tweeting out that the california cable car is blocked at california and polk. it's disabled. so they are using buses to substitute service. if you are expecting loved ones from sfo, there's delays because of the fog. let's get right to it, folks. eastshore freeway, a complete mess this morning. 90 -- went down 93 minutes. still heavy traffic from the carquinez bridge to the

macarthur maze. as you can see the fog out there, you can see some cars moving through. this is south of university avenue in berkeley. it's very heavy from there because of this overturned big rig that has wooden pallets. they are working to clear that scene. eastshore freeway if you can avoid that at all costs. south bay traffic heavy as well. northbound 101, also on 85. pretty much typical hot pots in the -- hot spots in the south bay and the livermore valley, pretty heavy from the dublin interchange until you reach the sunol grade. moving onto the bay bridge toll plaza, the funny thing about this accident on 880, it's definitely making traffic lighter along the bay bridge toll plaza this morning. you can see traffic moving pretty nicely through there. if you can get to that point, it will be a long time before you do. probably, 20, 25 minutes to get you across the span. there is a lot of fog. chp issued a traffic advisory because of that fog along the span. finally golden gate bridge, there is an accident on the

right-hand lane. so it is a little bit slower on the approach into san francisco this morning. en aware of that -- be aware of that. the man with the plan, steve paulson. a lot of fog out there. my goodness. you are inducted as a fog brother. there is a lot to go around. if you don't have the fog, maybe hazy sunrise. higher clouds streaming in from the system which will be there. looks good. feels good. what's the problem? well, it's going north, most of it. when you've had a dry, dry, dry pattern. it's -- you get so many head fakes. if this band were over us, i would say it looks good. there could be light rain, it wouldn't be until later tonight, tomorrow if you are up near mendocino county, lake county. for us, there's the fog. quarter mile visibility. fairfield has gone to a mile visibility. that gog dances around here -- fog dances around here. it's been consistent at concord

buchanan, a quarter mile or less. 40s, a few 50s. a couple of reports of mist. not much. san francisco buoy, 57. monterey buoy, 58. 20s in the mountains. 50s to 60s down south. south lake tahoe, 23. truckee, 21 and 50 warm degrees. blue canyon look for the moisture is streaming up to the southwest. very mild. it will be a warm system. if you do get the rain, it would be nice. it favors areas farther to the north. not so much here. we get mostly cloudy skies. look for increasing clouds today especially the north. filtered sun to the south. here is the system spenting in a lot -- spinning in a lot of cloud cover. any rain, maybe a little bit. it would favor the north bay, i think after that, that's about it. there won't be much out of the system. it looks good. morning fog, high clouds. thick fog in spots. a little cooler for most by the mere fact there is a big

increase in the fog coverage. low or high. not the 80s that we had yesterday. it was pretty warm. upper 70s. today, 60s to 70s. temperatures continue to be above average for many inland locations although they are getting closer to normal, closer to the coast and bay. santa cruz up to san jose -- excuse me, santa cruz up to santa rosa with a south breeze. 60s on the coast. 60s or very low 70s on the peninsula. cloudy tomorrow, light rain, best bet farther north. and then it's warm. >> 80. >> even the coast looks warm. >> upper 80s, 90s central california to l.a. >> you were not concerned about the morning commute with sprinkling. >> neighbor a little bit. not a lot. not much. >> okay. thank you, steve. nine minutes before 8:00. he new reaction in the wake of a paternity's racist chant caught on camera. at 8:00, what the house mother is saying and an update on the

link to another greek organization. but first, a dog trapped between those two shipping containers. getting him out won't be easy. what rescuers had to do.

an investigation is underway into what caused an e- cigarette to explode in a man's face in orange county. the explosion shot the filter across the room and the man suffered flash burns to his face and hand. shrapnel burned his bed. the man said he heard a humming sound right before it exploded. fire crews say they this is not the first time they've seen a vaporizer explodes. a dog named spike is back with his owner.

the 12-year-old dog somehow got stuck in between two storage containers. the owner had to call firefighters and use the jaws of life to pry the containers apart, just enough. but spike was too scared. so his owner had to squeeze in. i don't know if i would be willing to do that. >> yeah, i don't know. >> finally managed to coke spike out. i'm fond of the name spike. i used to have a guinea pig named spike. this spike was not hurt. he had a good attitude. >> look at that fate. way to go, spike. a big pile of fresh spand, 20 tons of it was dumped at delores park. it will be used to repair damage caused by vandals. a building materials company named cemix donated 20 pounds of sand at the playground. it's replacing sand that had to be taken out because vandals

smashed glass in the sandbox. an oakland mother killed while trying to protect her child from gunfire. after the break, the violent confrontation at a local hospital that investigators say may be connected. a san jose man is shot outside of his apartment ely this morning -- early this morning. he's fighting for his life. we're live at the scene and we'll tell you what led up to the gunfire. >> it remains very busy in sesh parts throughout the bay area. as we take a live look in the south bay where traffic is moving okay through there. but there's still major problems along the eastshore freeway. we'll talk about that when we come back. the fog is the big story here this morning. it's all about the fog. but after the fog lifts, it will be about the high clouds on the way. see if that can bring us any rain.

wñ we're following developing news from south san jose where a man was shot several times. the suspects are still on the loose. still a lot of police activity in this neighborhood. janine de la vega has been out there for hours and will join us live in about two minutes to tell us more about the victim's

condition. stay tuned. welcome back to "mornings on 2." thank you for joining us. tuesday, march 10th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. a check on weather and traffic now. weather is the big story because of all of the fog we're seeing. it's interesting how it moves. when i was driving down 24, it was fine. >> and there it is. >> doesn't take long. thanks. there is a lot of fog here. in you don't have the fog, you can probably look up and see some of those clouds make a little move. it's in advance of a system that will give us a lot of cloud cover. the fog is there. from the north bay all the way down to santa clara valley, pretty good blanket of it. and higher clouds if you can't see that, they are associated with the system there. but most of this energy is driving northward. farther north, yes, mendocino county better opportunity than anyone else. that's for sure. as the fog bank continues to give visibility which is awful.

concord, buchanan, about zero visibility. sometimes it goes zero up to two and a half miles. napa, santa rosa reporting a quarter mile visibility. 40, on the temps or -- 40s on the temps or 50s. we'll not be cooling off. cloudy to mostly cloudy. combination of the low and the high clouds. a little cooler for most. a southerly breeze in advance of that might cool down some areas of the coast. 60s and 70s but there is a big warmup for the weekend. brian, you started with the airports last time. where do you want to start this time. the accident along the eastshore freeway. this is along the eastshore freeway near university avenue and berkeley. we just got word there is a crane now to remove that big rig but the two right lanes are -- remain blocked this morning around university in berkeley because of this big rig that had wooden pallets that spilled all over the freeway. definite backup. approximately 96 points, an

hour and a half really from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. now, all of that traffic being avoided now from people that tike highway 4. 680 to 24 is your alternative. but that's also very busy as you can see from concord into walnut creek. senate bridge some id -- san mateo bridge, solid back up. this takes you 25 minutes. right now it's close to an hour as you approach the high rise into foster city. bay bridge toll plaza, funny thing about this, traffic light because of all of the traffic going along the eastshore freeway. it's not too bad across the bridge. about 10, 15 minutes across the span. there is fog out there this morning as well. back to the desk. >> all right. thank you, brian. we're following developing news in south san jose this morning. we're now learning new information about the man who was shot outside of his apartment complex shortly after 3:00 a.m. ktvu fox 2 reporter janine de la vega is live on the scene. has just finished talking to people who know the victim. >> what did they tell you?

>> well, his mother is still on the scene. she's very distraught. her 22-year-old son is still in surgery. it's unknown if he is going to survive. a family friend told us that he is a cook at oakridge mall and had come home from work and was hanging out with friends here outside when the shooting happened. this all took place at around 3:40 this morning. officers rushed to the scene and found the man on the ground with gunshot wounds. his friend told police they were all drinking outside when a silver sedan drove up to them and two men got out and approached them. the victim was rushed to the hospital where he is suffering from gunshot wounds to his face, be a toe men and -- abdomen and heart. officers roped off the scene to collect evidence and talk to witnesses. >> it's scary. like i said earlier, we've -- we've had very little problems here. it's been pretty good. once in a while, you get something. in the 20 years, nothing like

this. >> reporter: witnesses told polices two men drove off in a small silver sedan and the men were wearing all black including bandanas covering from faces from the nose down. it's unknown if the men knew each other. police say they responded to three different locations west of this seen where someone in a car was brandishing a gun to people. it's unknown if that is related to this case. police are holding the scene and have it blocked off in case homicide detectives need to take over. tori? >> all right, janine de la vega live for us in san jose. thank you. well, witnesses in oakland describe a disturbing scene where a woman was shot to death as she was trying to protect her child from bullets and then hours later a gun battle erupted near highland hospital that may be connected. fox 2's alex savidge is live with the latest. >> oakland police right now investigating the city's 19th homicide of the year so far.

it happened last night. it was before 5:00 in west oakland. this was a drive-by shooting that happened near chestnut and 28th street. the first of many shootings last night. neighbors describe a frightening scene as many as 20 gunshots fired from a passing car into a group of people on the sidewalk. police say in the end, a woman in her 20s was hit and died at the scene. neighbors say she had been trying to shield her child from the bullets when she was struck. a man and a boy also injure ed but were said to be in stable condition. and then around 8:00 last night, another shooting, this one right across the street from highlands hospital. investigators describe it as a shootout. nobody hit. investigators say this gun battle appears to be connected to the earlier shooting in west oakland. after hearing the gunfire at the hospital, deputies did follow a car and they wound up detaining several people

inside. no word if anyone was arrested. we also learned about a third shooting near 44th street and linden. a number of shots were fired there. it does not appear anyone was hit in that case. as for the homicide that happened last night in west oakland, we do understand there is a $10,000 reward now on the table for any information. >> what a story. alex savidge, thank you. 8:05. well, new this morning, police in palo alto increasing street patrols in a neighborhood that was hit by a brazen burglary. sunday night, police say a burglar broke into a house on wilkie way while the residents were sleeping. >> the thief rummaged through homes, stole several electronics and drove away. police say there was a similar burglary last july of an occupied home. there are looking for any possible links between the cases. rescue crews rushed to this scene where a pickup truck went into the oakland estuary. this is just a couple of hours

ago. a witness called 911 after seeing this white pickup truck plunge into the water about 5:00 a.m. fire crews found the truck submerged. this was near the fruitvale bridge. we're told the truck was reported stolen. search crews were quickly able to determine no one was inside the truck. there's no word on what happened to the driver. a tow truck got the truck out of the water quickly to make sure no oil or gas leaked into the estuary. school officials in hayward are on high alert after a student was diagnosed with tuberculosis. the hayward unfiled school district sent letters to parents of students at tennyson high school explaining the diagnosis. the student's name is not being made public. >> the school district says that student was not on school grounds when the diagnosis was made and will not be allowed back at school until the alameda county health department says it's safe. doctors say most people do not become infected with tuberculosis unless they have

had several contacts with a t.b. patient. the suicide death of a 15- year-old palo alto high school sophomore yesterday morning has the community reeling. city leaders, parents and concerned residents are asking what more can be done to prevent deaths on caltrain tracks. the teen's death was the eighth caltrain pedestrian death this year. that's compared to ten all of last year. high schools in the area already have suicide prevention measures in place to recognize students who may be struggling and caltrain employees guards to keep a watchful eye on the city's three major track crossings. a 33-year-old sacramento man was arrested accused of taking photos of girls inside a locker room at solano community college. sheriff's deputies say jason painter took several foe tote during a swim meet on saturday. a girl yelled for and told her mother who reportedly chased him down with the help of other

parents. they held him in the gym lobby until detectives got there. detective the found several images of -- detectives found several images of girls on his hone -- phone. he was arrested and has posted bail. uber says they plan to create 1 million jobs for win drivers offer the next five years. that means by 2020, uber plans to increase the company's female driving force by more than seven times its current total in the u.s. well, wall street is getting hit hard this morning. all three major indexes fell nearly 1.50%. the dow is down 195. the nasdaq is down 57 and the s&p down 19, about 1% for the indexes. renewed concerns about debt talks with greece and falling

crude oils, oil prices partly to blame and some are growing more concerned the federal reserve will break away from central banks and start raising interest rates this year. this is after reports show the u.s. labor market is getting stronger. it's one of those cases where good news for the economy could be bad news for the stock market. >> right. all right. pretty scary situation for a neighborhood in the north bay after weeks of explosions. coming up in 2 minutes, the recent incident that has people out there on edge. even triggered a bomb squad investigation. an end to the federal ban on medical marijuana. after the break, legislation being introduced today affecting patients, doctors and businesses. we're in the heart of the morning commute on your tuesday morning. very foggy commute certain parts of the bay area. we're taking a look at 237 in milpitas. coming up we'll update you on the situation along the eastshore freeway when we come back? that's the big story.

all of the fog. it doesn't too bad. it picked up in coverage in the last hour or so. we'll talk about that and also the higher cloud. we'll see where they lead.

san francisco police increasing their patrols. they are investigating two

people killed near crocker amazon park. police say the two men were sitting in a parked car when two attackers apparently snuck up on them, started shooting yesterday morning. both victims were in their 20s. family members and friends rushed to the scene. witnesses are being asked to come forward to help police find the shooters. >> very popular parks, joggers or people who might have witnessed this. >> before that, dozens were out at the park. police say it's very fortunate no one else was caught in the crossfire. detectives say the gunmen ran away and are still on the loose. the motive is still under investigation. the u.s. ambassador to south korea is now out of the hospital following that knife attack last week. >> it was obviously a scary incident but i'm walking, talking, holding my baby, lugging my-- hugging my wife.

i feel really good. >> he looks good. he was slashed in the face and the arm during a breakfast meeting in seoul, south korea. he needed surgery on his arm and more than 80 stitches on his face. he says the great treatment he's received only strengthened his love and affection for south korea. now, the man who attacked him is known as an anti-u.s. activist who was previously convicted of throwing a piece of concrete at the japanese ambassador to south korea back in 2010. 8:14. members of sigma alpha epsilon at the university of oklahoma have until midnight tonight to pack up and clear out of their fraternity house. the organization's national headquarters shut down the chapter after cell phone video surfaced showing members engaging in a racist chant. the leadership apologized for the video, calling it unacceptable. the university of oklahoma severed ties with the local chapter yesterday and the fraternity's 79-year-old house

mother says she is in shock. >> i'm gonna miss they. i can't imaginic waking up in the morning and them not being here. >> a clip has surfaced where she's singing along with a rap song using the n-word. a 2014 football recruit announced he's backing out of his pledge for the football team citing personal reasons. students are calling for the house to be torn down. an historic bill is expected to be introduced today in washington, d.c., a bill that could end the federal ban on medical marijuana. the bill is sponsored by a bipartisan group of senators. it would allow patients, doctors, and businesses in states that already have medical marijuana laws to take part in the programs without fearing federal prosecution. experts say the bill will meet a lot of opposition. it's a long shot for it being

passed. california was the first state to legalize marijuana in 1996. it's not legal in 23 states. we have amazing video of an amtrak train slamming into a disabled big rig in north carolina. the cell phone footage shows the train barreling down the tracks and hitting the truck near the town of halifax. it was reported by a person in a car stopped at a stop sign next to the tracks. the train conductor and more than 50ings are -- 50 passengers are injured. police say a 27-year-old woman texting walked right into the path of a freight train, this was in florida, she was clipped and thrown into the air but she did survive. she apparently got a compound fracture to her right arm. her leg was injured. police say she was not paying attention. she was hit by the train.

>> that's unbelievable. >> pay attention. >> yeah. 8:17. let's check in with brian flores. you are watching all of the stuff happening in our commute. comblip dated by the -- complicated by the fog. it's unclear whether the fog played a role in it. i would assume it would because it's heavy mockets throughout the -- pockets throughout the bay area. want to take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. this is something that you don't typically see at this time of the hour. it's very light. this is something we would see around 5:00 a.m., 5:15 in the morning. that's because there is an accident along the eastshore freeway. if you are expecting a coworker, a poss, student, prose -- a boss, student, professor, they are running late. no problems along the bay bridge toll plaza, 15 minutes to get you across the span. talking about the east shore freeway -- let's let's talk about the north bay traffic. a new accident, southbound 101

near pelt lama boulevard. street offramp there. that's typical. but the sig-alert remains in effect from highway 4 in hercules all the way down to university avenue and berkeley because of this overturned big rig that spilled a bun. of wooden pallets. they are still working to clear the scene in the berkeley area. at last check, guys, 106 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze approaching two hours there if you are along the eastshore freeway. be patient, hang in there. you will make it through. finally solid traffic. this is 237 in the south bay in milpitas, also heavy traffic in typical spots in the south bay. 101 northbound from hellyer until you reach 237 also very heavy on 85 from almaden valley onto say row -- onto saratoga. steve, i understand you have pictures of the fog. one of the best came in from dustin ruiz.

it was early this morning. it's from the college of marin. how about that on indian valley campus. thank you, dustin. reports, a great shot overlooking the blanket of fog over morgan hill. dustin, nice job. sent that to me on facebook. very nice. the fog is the story here. some low clouds an fog all over the -- and fog all over the place. coast, bay, inland. not showing any favoritism today. that's for sure. we have a pretty good swath, if you will, of moisture that's trying to punch in. it's on its way. i think if you are far enough north, yes, you might great rain out of it. i think it will be a lot of cloud cover and not much else. mendocino county. fog the big issue. almost zero visibility in concord. quarter of a mile, santa rosa and also napa. very, very thick in spots. 40s and 50s on the temps.

novato one of the coolest at 42. 57 water temp, monterey and also san francisco buoy. there is a tremendous amount of moisture and it will give us copious amounts of rain. colder tops are right there. there is a lot of breaks here. nothing organized coming over us. cloud cover is on the way. cloud cover, once that burns off and lifts, we'll have to deal with. it. partly sunny in the south bay. you can see some returns on radar offshore. some of that favoring areas to the north. for us, it doesn't look like much is going to happen. you can see why. there is a little bit of rain maybe to the north bay. about santa rosa north would probably cover it. that's really light. this is not heavy into tomorrow morning. our best bet would be tomorrow. and get ready for a warm weekend statewide. morning nothing. a little cooler.

60s and 70s on the temps here. i mean it was up near 80 for some yesterday. that will not be the case today. 67 kentfield, sonoma, 70 degrees. 73 pittsburg, brentwood, 75. livermore was 78. 74, 67 in oakland. 60s, 70s, santa clara valley but that fog will take the edge off some of the temps. cooler on the coast, cooler on the peninsula. 60s or low 70s. cloudy, mild. if there's any rain, it will be light. it's out of there on thursday morning and then turn it up. it will be warm this weekend. >> all right. you've been warned. thank you. >> any time. 8:21. well, the calendar says it's winter but the bay area weather is getting longer each year. the trend started during the 1970s and because our weather is changing, the calfire is hiring more people to deal with the changing weather. trees and grasses are growing. fire departments around the state are reminding homeowners

they need to clear a wide space around all of the vegetation around the property in case a fire is in the neighborhood. so they will need more many power. it's one of the hottest shows on tv. now one of its stars is making a splash of his own. in 30 minutes, the empire star who just revealed that he's gay. a new twist in the case of the speed freak killers. after the break, the allegations of investigators getting rid of important informs about the victims -- information about the victims.

the former owner of valley springs manor and the top administrator are accused of abandoning 14 residents in 2013 for several days. investigators say the only people who stayed behind with the patients were a janitor and a cook who worked without pay until the residents were moved. 8:25. a marin county man who is suspected of killing 84-year- old olga dineli of penngrove pled not guilty in arizona to a charge of second-degree murder. and victor silva of novato is charged in the death of

stephanie hill. investigators say hill was shot to death by a sheriff's deputy but silva is being charged because the two were committing a felony at the time. authorities say that silva and hill ransacked the woman's home, tied her to a chair and shot and killed her. it's not clear whether silva will be transferred back to snea ma county to face charges in dineli's death. a third person was charged with being an accessory to the crime. there is a new twist involve, the case of the speed freak killers. back in 2012, bone pregnants and remains were -- frag meants and remains were -- fragments were found. shermantine detailed the location of the well where the bodies would be found.

when a senator turned the letter over to the sheriff files of missing people connected to the case were erased. >> it's about getting to the bottom of why missing persons that are associated with the case, why they were deleted from the attorney general website. >> it's my understanding that the cases were not deleted, that they were transferred to the department of justice as we stated for management and oversight for a period of time. >> now, the state senator has filed a federal motion accusing the sheriff's department of mishandling the case. our time is now 8:27. so day, back in the spotlight. new laws targeting sugary drinks are being proposed in san francisco. coming up in 13 minutes, the warning that one lawmaker wants everyone to see. plus an explosion last night at a hone where dozens of explosive -- at a home where dozens of explosive devices were found just last month.

an investigation underway this morning and what neighbors are saying about the woman who lives there. good morning, everybody. we're off and running. part of the morning commute, it's foggy out there. heavy in some mart parts -- parts. coming up we'll update you there. heavy back upthere as well. fog is the big story. once that lifts, we have a lot of clouds on the way.

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good morning. thank you for joining us on "mornings on 2." it's tuesday, it's march 10th. i'm dave clark. let's talk about the weather and specifically, steve, the fog. >> a lot of fog. all morning long. it's really thickened up in the last hour. many locations with lousy visibility. so low clouds, fog will give way to a lot of high cloud. maybe some light rain to the north. about fort bragg, cape mendocino north looks to be your best opportunity. lousy visibility for some. zero to quarter of a mile. be careful out there. by 9:00, usually starts to lift a little bit. hazy skies, 40, 50s on the temps but the higher clouds are on the way. you can see why. right there. most of this is driving north. we'll get cloud cover out of it. might be a little bit of rain. it's focusing on areas mendocino county north.

lower layers of the atmosphere are very dry t will take more than this to get things used up. morning fog. high clouds. a little cooler for most, 60s, 70s, tomorrow will be cooler. more on that in ten minute. all right, brian? east shore? >> yes. let's change the pace. 880 through oakland. taking a live look past the coliseum and oracle. a couple of accidents to tell you about. can't tell from the view. slow and go. 880 northbound, north of a street, the right shoulder is blocked. 80 northbound before alvarado niles road. third lane from the left also blocked. basically expect delays northbound 880. you can see the low clouds and fog if you will. san mateo bridge continues to be slow and go through the high rise into foster city. if your commute takes you from castro valley into san mateo, about 46 minutes. as you can see the low clouds

and fog out there. be careful out there. finally we're talking about the eastshore freeway this has been the main trouble spot this morning because of that overturned big rig. crews are still working to clear the seen along university avenue and ashby in berkeley. the number five lane is the only rain closed. they just opened up another lane through there. but approximately 111 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. there's also another accident to tell you about. noninjury accident near san pablo road offramp there near hercules. back to the desk. >> okay, brian. a rough commute out there. neighbors from one novato neighborhood are on edge after hearing explosions coming from the home of a won accused of setting off explosions just weeks ago. now, the neighbors say they heard an explosion yesterday evening about 5:00 at a home on pacheco avenue and indian valley road. that's where fox 2 reporter tara moriarty has been this

morning. >> reporter: people who live around here say this neighborhood is nice but what has been happening at this particular house over the past couple of weeks frightens them. last night, authorities swooped in for the second time the bomb squad, they detained the 43- year-old woman who lives at the home. february 14th, authorities discovered cache device, chemicals to make explosives and crystal meth. she went to jail on possessing and igniting explosive devices and child endangerment because her 5-year-old daughter lives with her. >> the devices found last time during the course of the search were equivalent to half sticks, quarter sticks of dynamite. are they a threat? absolutely. if any one of the neighborhood children were to pick it up, we have a problem. >> reporter: she made bail the same day she was arrested. now investigators want to know if new explosives were obtained

since then. she's already accused of using explosives to threaten or intimidate. neighbors say the house is owned by her mother who has moved out of state. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. boy, new this morning, we now have official confirmation, 49ers' star linebacker patrick willis is retiring from football. just a couple of minutes ago, the 49ers announced, he will make it official, hold a noontime news conference at levi stadium. he played in only six games last season because of that bad toe injury. he's a seven-time pro bowler. he's played his whole eight- year career with the 49ers. we'll bring you live picture of patrick willis's news coverage on the fox 2 news at noon. we will also stream is live at ktvu.com. all of this comes just as other 49er fan favorites and team leaders appear to be

leaving. running back frank gore, we heard he was ready to sign a new deal with the eagles but now there is a report he may be going to indianapolis. also michael crabtree and guard mike upotie are set to leave as free agents. there are reports that the team is shopping quarterback colin kaepernick and several teams are interested in him. but the team's general manager disputed that report when it first came out. all of these changes come as another 49ers' player faces legal trouble. this time it's 27-year-old running back bruce miller who wears the number 49. santa clara police arrested miller who is engaged to be married on suspicion of spousal battery. his arrest comes two weeks after a text filled with profanity was posted on his instagram account. legal analyst steven clark says if those texts came from miller, they may hurt his legal case as well as his status with

the nfl. >> that's why this cell phone information could be vital to the nfl's review of the matter. it's not -- it wasn't just a crime committed for the nfl. it's the nfl conduct policy. it's a much broader investigation. >> the 49ers released a statement saying "we are disappointed to learn of these reports and will do our due diligence in collecting all relevant information." the database shows miller is the 11th 49er to be arrested since 2012. that's one of the highest totals in the league. stay with ktvu and ktvu.com for the very latest on the 49ers. as we said earlier, we will bring you live coverage of patrick willis's retirement press conference at noon on ktvu.com and the ktvu fox 2 news at noon. 8:38. the search is intensifying in the san jose area for a child molestation suspect who escaped from custody last friday. the santa clara county sheriff's office says catching

43-year-old johnell carter is their top pry offty -- priority. during a routine physical therapy appointment last week, he yoef poured -- overpurred a deputy and escaped -- overpurred a deputy and escaped. members of the local chapter stood outside the victim's home and said they watch out for victims of child abuse. >> i think it's awesome they are protecting her. >> deputies have widely distributed carter's photo. they've alerted state authorits to be on the lookout for any sign of him. they've also formed a multi- agency task force to find him. a san jose police officer charged with raping a woman may be facing more charges.

the hearing for jeffrey graves got underway. he's charged with one felony count of raping a woman he melt on a police call and two felony counts of abuse of his ex- girlfriend. the mercury news says the d.a.'s office may add new charges including a gun enhancement because graves was wearing his service weapon during the alleged sexual assault. 8:39. for the first time since the trial started, the woman who is suing a silicon valley venture capital company for sexual discrip nation took the -- discrimination took the witness stand and tenned. ellen powell testified she went to a senior partner about alleged sexual harassment from a coworker and was told don't make a mountain out of a molehill. she's suing for $16 it -- $16 million. 20 minutes before 9:00. sugary drinks are under attack

again in san francisco. pam cook joins us in the studio with the new actions being taken today. >> some politicians are calling soda the new tobacco and they want sugary drink to have a waferning label. now there are three separate proposals all designed to regulate and reduce consumption of sugary drinks. scott wiener warrants warping labels on ads similar to the one on cigarette. the second proposal comes from malia cohen who wants to ban ad for soda altogether on city property. and supervisor eric mauer wants to ban the city from spending money on suge yarry drinks. we asked what you think about this. there are at least 100 probably more since i walked in here from my desk comments.

most people seem to be very much against the proposals. manny writes to us, people should drink whatever they want. it's their choice not a politician's. robert daniel said, just a distraction so they don't have to deal with real issues and kyle said they need to focus on citizen safety of any form, not soda. so people not wanting the energy or money spent on these proposals. tori? burger king is taking soft drinks off the kids' menu and will no longer feature sodasars part of the meals. bugger king says the change is an effort to offer guests options that match lifestyle need. they've been under pressure to make the changes after similar moves were paid by mcdonald's

and wendy's. kind of a trend there. a little more pressure on soda. >> yep. 8:42. giants' fans may not be smiling this morning when they hear the name the panda. coming up, very candid statements from pablo sandoval about why he left the bay area. but first, sexist or satire? you be the judge. after the break, the controversial washing instructions causing a media firestorm. and just in case you haven't heard, the eastshore freeway is a mess this morning. that means traffic is spilling onto other freeways. 680 southbound, even on 24 in la fayette. we'll have a complete traffic wrap when we come back. fog for many here this morning. wasn't too bad earlier but then it thickened up here. doesn't matter. the higher cloud above will get rain out of that. maybe to the north -- more on that coming up.

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if pablo sandoval had not already broken the hearts of his fans, when he left san francisco, he probably has now. the former giants' third baseman said in an interview that was posted online yesterday that he knew he was going to leave the giants before the 2014 season even

began, saying "i knew early in spring training i was going to leave. they didn't respect my agent. i love boch. mees like my bad. only guy i miss and hunter pence. just those guys but now i feel like i'm home ." it will be a while before they see each other. they will be in the bay area when they play the as. >> really interesting. our commute has been really interesting and frustrating for a lot of people this morning. brian. >> it's been great at the bay bridge toll plaza. how one accident before it can have such an impact. you are exactly right. the bay bridge toll plaza looking amazing. let's take a look at that as we speak. this is unreal. this is something we see at 4:30 in the morning. 5:00 in the morning.

traffic moving nicely through the toll plaza. eight to ten minutes to get you across the span. the main reason is because of that sig-alert along the eastshore freeway in berkeley this morning. so saul of the traffic is backed up a -- all of the traffic is backed up along the eastshore freeway. it's a mess out there. we'll talk about that in a moment. but as you can see the bay bridge toll plaza is looking great. let's talk about that sig- alert. remains in effect. the number 5 lane remains closed. southbound 80 near the university avenue exit in berkeley. they are removing that overturned big rig that dropped a bunch of wooden pallets out there. traffic backed up on the alternative route, especially on highway 4 coming in. pretty heavy traffic westbound on highway 24. south bay traffic pretty heavy. 101 in san jose also very heavy along the 680/280 split. also heavy on 85 from almaden

valley into saratoga. what time is it? 8:48. had to do a double check there, steve. [laughter] >> one of those days, man. >> i understand. thank you, brian. fog, low clouds, if you don't have the fog, then probably low cloud deck or even higher clouds up above in add vance of a system that will give us a lot of clouds and you doubt much more. the fog the is the big story -- is the big story. the better -- it's moving away from the energy source, the parent low, also the colder, wider tops are up here. a lot of holes and breaks in that and therein lies a not so promising forecast for rain. it will be a cloudy day. some of that fog should start to lift. just zero visibility to a quarter mile for some. it's been really tough. 48 teams rather popular, napa, concord, 54, san jose. 42 novato, one of the coolest location, a little mist there

as well. the moisture goes all the way to the hawaiian islands. it's very warm. problem is you get water vapor and you can see there's not much heading in our direction. i think therein lies the problem. nothing organized over us. but to the north, cape mendocino north, i think a little bit of rain. morning cloud, 60s and also 70s. noes as warm as yesterday -- not as warm as yesterday. 60s today from san rafael and novato, petaluma and santa rosa, napa, 70. a little warmer in saint helena, calistoga, brentwood, livermore. livermore is down from 4 yesterday. 75 gilroy. a little bit more sun santa clara valley but a lot of clouds to the north. we'll cloud it up tonight. 60s and very low 70s. cloudy tomorrow. this will be the coot elf day of the -- coolest day of the week. after that we rebound for rather warm, tropical-like temps for the weekend.

>> that will be good workout weather for tori. >> i don't like it that warm but it will be nice to be outside. >> it will be. if there's something strange in your neighborhood, who you gonna call? afrt break, the new plan for the ghost buster franchise and the big actor linked to the project. ♪

president obama is on air force one heading to atlanta where he's scheduled to deliver remarks on georgia tech on making college more affordable. before leaving, he signed a presidential memorandum called a student aid bill of rights. in signing the memorandum, the president said he want to the make sure that every young person in this country willing to put in the effort can afford to go to college. he said this is an action to

stream line and improve the manner in which the federal government interacts with students when it comes to student loans. he promised more details in his remarks in atlanta. a federal judge in texas is refusing to act soon on his order blocking the immy graths. the judge was asked to review his ruling by the end of the day yesterday. but the judge set a hearing date of march 19th due to what he called the seriousliness of the matter. thks -- seriousness of the matter. 12 states that support president obama's actions on immigration are calling on an appeal's court to lift the judge ablock. a clothing company in indonesia coming under fire over washing instructions printed on its sports shirt. take a look. one label on a sports jersey

reads. "washing instructions, give this jersey to her woman. it's her job." social media was quick to jump on this. they shamed the company. and the company tweeted an excommonnation, the in -- explanation, the intent according to reps was for men to just hand over the laundry to theirly days pause they were lease -- to their ladies because they were less likely to ruin it in the wash. juan of the stars of -- one of the cars of "empire" says he's gay. ♪ >> he spoerk out on the ellen degenerous show. he plays a gay character on "empire" who is often in conflict with his father's homophobia. he said in real life he's chosen to keep his private life private but has never tried to

while his sexual -- tried to hide his sexualor reentation -- sexual orientation. sony planning a new action comedy movie with the hope that one of tori's favorite actress, chaning will be in it. tony plans to do the ghost core and include the original comedy classic. this coming june, a new ghost busters movie starring melissa mccarthy, leslie jones and kate mckicken. that is scheduled for summer of checks -- of next year. time for ticket tuesday. one lucky winner will receive

four tickets val id for one day's entry to marvel universe live march 20th and 21st at oracle arena. to enter go to the contest page, fill out the entry form. you must enter the secret word which is hulk. entries are excepted from now until 11:59 tonight. you must be 18 and a legal california resident. the prize has a retail value of $160 is provided by feld entertainment. the winner will be selected by random and you can see the official rules at ktvu.com. brian flores, one more time checking the commute. how is it looking? >> chaning, huh, tori? >> hey, you know. [laughter] >> can't resist. >> okay. all right. take a look at the san mateo bridge this morning. still remains heavy as you

approach the high rise into foster city. there is an injury accident westbound 92 east of industrial boulevard. eastshore freeway, aye yie yie. what a mess this morning. university avenue remains a sig- alert, number 5 lane blocked from the overturned big rig. now there is an accident on ashby avenue on the eastbound side. that remains heavy and will be like that until 10:00 a.m. look at this, eight to ten minutes to get you across the span this morning. here's steve paulson. aye yie yie. >> aye yie yie. fog out there, too. some of it very thick. it will lift. mostly cloudy skies. any rain would be late tonight, tomorrow to the north. after that, we clear it out on thursday and get ready for what looks to be a very warm weekend. >> the heat is on. >> and nd not much rain -- and not much rain. >> close to 90. >> wow. >> all right, steve. thank you. that's our report for this morning. we thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> be sure to watch the news at noon, more on the news

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