the key at 12th will include 334,000 feet of office space and a rooftop deck with views of downtown oakland. >> this idea of a blending of oakland's beautiful past and our inspirational and innovative future is embodied in this project. >> reporter: the plan also calls for the refurbishing of the historic key system building next door. it was build in 1911 and closed because of damage from the loma prieta earthquake in 1989. it was once the headquarters of transportation between the east bay and san francisco. now it's over a bart station. for decades, plans to develop this plot have fallen through, but city leaders expressed confidence in this vision. >> i'm so glad that after30 years, this site will finally be activated and will be an anchor building blending our past and oakland's future together. >> reporter: it's a joint partnership between ellis partners and intercontinental and they have already started acquiring tenants including the offices of the uc system. the new system will be finished in late 2019 and ready for tenants. in oakland, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> several families in

. >> mail trucks in downtown oakland have a new look. it's not a good one. >> it's outrageous i don't think it's right. that should not be happening. >> reporter: are for the past two months taggers have been targeting the mail trucks parked outside the civic center post office in downtown oakland. >> it's a crime we don't appreciate it. >> the postal inspector says it started we the post office lost the secured parking lot krs the street after the owner decided to build housing there. >> at this point we are having to park some vehicles on the street outside the post office. >> reporter: so far 40 of the 64 trucks stationed at the location have been hit. >> i don't like see going. i see it every day coming to work. >> for those delivering the mail this spray painted designs are with them on their routes all day. not the kind of messages they are used to delivering to oakland's neighborhoods. >> it's part of the community. we see that. i don't know that that message needs to go everywhere. >> reporter: and we're back here live now. the u

it is causing a backup from downtown oakland all the way down to high street before it gets better. if you're trying to catch a flight out of oakland international, i would suggest using a different route. you can see slow traffic exists all the way out to the accident. it's also slow northbound. i would use 580 eastbound as an alternate route if you're going to drive through oakland. use 580 and connect with 238 to get back on 880. slow traffic at the macarthur maze coming around to the bay bridge toll plaza which is crowded as well. the south bay commute really has not woken up yet. traffic is getting more crowded but we do not have a lot of stop and go traffic yet. >>> today, the san francisco board of supervisors could take steps to appoint a new mayor. >> allie rasmus is live in san francisco to talk about why some city leaders have called for a new interim mayor who would replace the act and mayor, london breed. >> reporter: the san francisco board of supervisors have their regular meeting this afternoon and one of the items on the agenda is to accept nominations for a new temp

davis street all the way through downtown oakland is backed up and so was westbound 580. maps it is very slow and on the peninsula the 101 is backed up out of san mateo. check this out, we have slow traffic from san mateo, south city, brisbane all the way into san francisco and it is that kind of a morning. 8:33 now let's get back to the desk. >>> a flash flood watch goes into effect for the north bay burn areas which could lead to erosion. >> allie rasmus is live from santa rosa where officials are keeping an eye on the conditions.>> reporter: here in fountain grove even the excavation work continues when it is raining. we have seen crews at this property using the excavator over the last hour since daybreak clearing away some debris. there is moderate rainfall which has been pretty steady not letting up but the heaviest rains are expected later this afternoon when the flash flood watch goes into effect. santa rosa officials have spent several months getting homeowners and property owners in the area prepared. they have been handing out straw tubes and they have been sen

a live look at downtown oakland. -- bill martin.nly one place where you can get... ... more adventure, more woo-hoo! more magic and more happy. so now come to the disneyland resort and get... more happy >>> an urgent search continues for two missing toddlers as their parents appeared in court in stockton. aaron and his wife princess walker were arrested on felony child abuse and child endangerment charges. both parents have a prior history of arrest. there are three other children and protective care. they are not cooperating in the search for the 20 month old twins a boy and girl. investigators say they don't have photos of the children to help in the search.>>> is demolished a home in pacifica threatened by erosion is the owner watch. immolation the last choice for melissa and her husband. in 2015 stormy weather washed away -- beneath the home. they moved the house 20 feet closer to the sidewalk. the clip erosion continued. today the homeowners came to say goodbye. the past decade several properties have been red tagged and demoli

. >> dozens of mail trucks in downtown oakland are spray painted with messages the postal service it wishes it could return to sender. >> this is large graffiti takes the entire truck. very promment. >> it's outrageous i don't think it's right. that should not be happening. >> >> reporter: for the past two months taggers have been tarring the mail trucks parked outside the civic center post office in downtown oakland. >> it's a crime. and it's something we don't appreciate. >> reporter: postal inspector says it started when the post office lost the secured parking lot across the street after the owner decided to build housing. >> at this point we have to park vehicles out on the street outside the post office. >> reporter: so far 40 of the 64 trucks stationed at the downtown location have been hit. >> i don't like seeing it. i see it every day when i come to work. >> reporter: for those delivering the mail the spray painted designs are with them all day not the kind of messages they're used to delivering to oakland's neighborhoods. >> it's part of the community. we see that. i don't

you have a window right now to get up to downtown oakland. what has not been good is the altamont pass. it's had a bad week. we had an earlier crash that was minor on the shoulder but it did damage to 205 and 580 commute. if you happen to be getting on after, it looks okay. some slowing in hayward on 238 and 880. let's go back to the desk. >>> later today san jose police chief eddie garcia has scheduled a news conference to provide more details about an officer-involved shooting that ended with an injured woman being taken into custody. this happened yesterday afternoon on feller street in the foothills of east san jose. neighbors say around 3:30 pm yesterday they heard a loud pop and knew it was a gunshot. we have video from skyfox showing dozens of officers called to the neighborhood for some type of altercation. police say the woman in the home had a shotgun. she later came out of the house with blood on her hands. her hands were raised above her head. people who live whereby does nearby so they often see her walking her dog but did not kn

. >> alex savidge is live in downtown oakland.he coalition just held a news conference, alex. >> reporter: good morning to all of you. this group says it is considering taking legal action to try to keep the raiders here in town. they also say if that can't happen, they want the nfl to put another professional football team here. a short time ago members of the coalition held a news conference in downtown oakland, laying out their legal strategy to push back against the raiders relocation. >> there is an opportunity to keep football here in oakland. >> reporter: members of the forever oakland coalition held this news conference outside of the administration building and were joined by state representative rob bontum. they have been approached recently by a number of prominent law firms across the country who want to talk about legal opposites for the city and county for city of oakland and the county of alameda. nfl owners approved the move to vegas where a new stadium is expect today open by 2020. but those behind this movement b

there was an accident northbound 880 near the 980 interchange in downtown oakland coming up and traffic is not going to be that slow but we had an accident southbound 280 at the west bor exit. you can so the traffic is moving along but it is raining hard. it will stay that way. this morning, you need a little extra time. traffic is going to be okay at the bay bridge toll plaza. that is backed up just a little bit in the outside lanes. at 5:00, let's go back to

marched more than a mile to the state park in the annual king d ♪ >> hundreds hit the streets in downtown oaklandit was called reclaim king's radical past rally. they want to reclaim what they say as dr. king's legacy as a resister and someone who engaged in civil disobedience to stand up to power. >> and many made it a day of service. >> laura anthony has our story. >> reporter: perhaps a day of rest for some. the martin luther king jr. day holiday was a day for others to work. >> grab a broom. we're going to sweep the parking lot. >> reporter: he is the founder of we lead ours. >> we have a very diverse group here at the park today helping out, cleaning up. >> look how rusty this is. >> reporter: many came here to clean up and are too young to remember dr. king except for history books. >> if he was still alive, he would have said, he would have did the same thing, too. >> it was all about helping others and, yeah. >> to stop littering and just be nice and adults need to keep their cigarette butts off the ground. >> reporter: the larger goal is to keep this park clean long after the holiday is

this crash coming through downtown oakland and the backup corporal forming just past 980.rack the progress. >>> happening today the santa clara city council is set to discuss the óz÷ncity's rules ab marijuana. councillors will study possible fees and taxes. last year santa clara county temporarily banned recreational growing, selling and use in unincorporated areas. >>> happening today, mountain view leaders will discuss plans to hire a consulting company to look at ways to reduce airplane noise. the company specializes in sound mitigation. residents have been frustrated with noise from aircraft descending into san jose international airport. mountain view council members want to work with a deal in hiring consultants. >>> a big announcement in apple this morning. >> the company ready to take on alexa we're hearing. >> that's right, apple says it's apple home pod device will be ready by next month and the company announcing that news a few minutes ago. take a look, it's not much to look at, but apple says it's a darn good speaker. these home assistants like a.m. zo's echo

it looks good driving into downtown oakland. >>> lunch eon -- if you're on the san mateo and santa cruz area, temperatures -- we'll show you those temperatures coming up. >>> good morning, firefighters remain here at the scene of a large fire at a scrap medal yard in richmond. this started last night and sent thick, toxic smoke into some of the surrounding neighborhoods. we'll tell you about the shelter-in-place order that was just lifted a short time ago. >>> i call upon all of us to set aside our differences, to seek outcome on ground and to summon the unity we need to deliver for the people. >> a call for unity from both democrats and republicans last night by president trump. we're going to break down the key moments from the "state of the union" address and the reaction from democrats today. mornings on 2 continues. >>  blue moon, you saw me standing   >> we have a lot of moon songs today because this is the -- there it is, written out. super blue blood moon and you can see now, it does look a little reddish, orangish, right. so we just

postal service mail trucks have been covered in graffiti outside of the facility in downtown oakland in the past few months. the problem started when they had to start parking on the street overnight because the lot they used to lease was full. the postal service a graffiti is a growing problem. >>> you were talking about fog this morning. >> very, very thick. dangerously thick. >> that is the story for friday morning. >> a little on the east shore freeway. >> it's all over. it will get thicker as we head toward 7:00. sal will say we love to show you traffic cameras but they are socked in. some areas are but some are not. sfo looks okay. fog came in around 7:00 yesterday and it looks like it's forming now as well. keep an eye on that if you have a flight. i know it's early but were going to have a surprise quiz. find the arctic front. find the arctic front. there you go. look at that. 40 and 50 degree temperature swings because of this system. ahead of it it's rain and behind it that's a cold system with snow from chicago to saint who was and memphis. almost down to baton rouge. for

and they will be holding a news conference at 8:30 in downtown oakland. i will send it back to you guys. >> the video, they have clearly broken ground in las vegas. >> right. >> reporter: it is a done deal. >> it is a done deal. does this group have any hope or is it a last ditch, more of a symbolic. >> reporter: i would go with the latter here. they would probably tell us differently. one of the options is -- what they say in -- in the message that they put out about this news conference is that they're trying to make sure that at the very least that an nfl team winds up here in the east bay. and, again, this he talk about the strategy of somehow hanging on to the raiders name, logo and colors. this is something that the cleveland browns were able to do when the browns left and went to baltimore. they were able to hang on to the name and logo and then ultimately get a new team in cleveland. the sense that i guess, there is some sort of a hope that a strategy along those lines could be pursued here in oakland. >> i think the cleveland area already had a s

northbound 880 slows down into downtown oakland.not show you where it is completely fogged in right now is highway 4. it is very slow. and we have a camera here. i'm not going to show it to you because it would look like a white screen that. is boring. but the traffic is slow from antioch out to concord. 8:02. back to the desk. >> to pacifica where crews are preparing to tear down a home in danger of falling into the ocean. >> that's right. the house is on esplanade avenue where other homes and apartment buildings have been de miles per houred over the -- demolished over the years. this is the last one on that block. the owners actually tried to save it by moving it a few feet towards the sidewalk. but the erosion continued. ktvu's allie rasmus is out there in pacifica and she will have a live report on the story for us coming up at 8:30. >>> now to southern california where the number of people who have died in mudslides there now stands at 17. teams say they will continue the search today for more victims that could be trapped by

b.a.r.t is preparing for large crowds of people traveling for women's marches in downtown oakland and san francisco. longer trains will be available all day and additional trains will bonn standby, if needed. last year's march was b.a.r.t's second highest ridership of all time. >>> national civil rights attorney frankie muse freeman has died at the age of 101. her daughter announced that she passed away friday night. freeman's landmark achievement was ending public housing discrimination in st. louis, missouri back in 1964. freeman became the first woman to be appointed to the commission on civil rights. she also has a star on the civil rights walk of fame in atlanta and was given the nickname frankie freedom. >>> a bay area school being hit hard by an illness. we're going to tell you where, what's being done about that, coming up next. >>> increasing high clouds. and then on the lookout for low clouds and fog headed into tomorrow morning as rain now start showing up well offshore as that series of storms starts to stack up heading our way. the timeline on the three storms heading our

. >>> hundreds met in downtown oakland for a rally and march. modelled as what they say dr. king's. this is the fourth straight year the march has taken place. >>> drone view seven gives us a look at the heart of san francisco. you can see there breaking through light haze out there. spencer christian joins us now. >> you can see how cloudy it is getting. ranks only one in the impact scale. storm of light intensity arriving tonight. light rain. could be wetter up north. here is the forecast animation starting 7:00 this evening. by 9:30 more prominent in the north bay. as the rain moves through the golden gate, it breaks up a little bit. later -- wetter later in the week. >>> one spot busy with cars and buses trying to get in and ride hailing passengers trying to get out. >> the last time you may see signs like this. >> and an update from montecito, the santa barbara town devastated by mud slides. they live and work. to be an army national guard soldier is to serve something greater than yourself. learn more at nationalguard.com blrk. >>> a visit to muir woods gives you a chance to g

accident sb 880 at high street jammed from downtown oakland ( darya ) several beaches are closed after cortez has the story. roughly 4 and a half million gallons of raw sewage spilled into the monterey bay late friday after a technical glitch at the "monterey one water" sewage treatment plant in marina.. caused sewage to backup.. "this is the biggest one i've ever experienced here and i've been here 29 years :50 so i don't know if there's been another one that can compare to this release." health warnings went up and more than half a dozen beaches from pebble beach to moss landing were closed.. and the sewage plant forced to review it's operations.. "we had a computer glitch the bottom line and so actually going to put in some modifications to ensure that we have more eyes on it :54 through cameras :56 ? :59 do several other mitigation aspects we're reviewing them right now to see which one is the best :05 to ensure this doesn't happen again."the raw sewage entered the water about 2 and half miles out into the bay.. that's where an outflow pipe extends.. rough waters helped dissipate t

hard to picture that now with the sun here in the city. 46 downtown, 45 in oakland.iew and san jose, 40 in gilroy, half moon bay, mild spot 50 in san francisco with fog and sunshine out there. low 40s fairfield, concurred, novato 45. you are 31 this morning and finally from our east bay hills camera hazy out there, chilly this morning, clouds will increase and rain heading into the north bay by the later afternoon and looking at that stronger system slated to come in on wednesday. highs today partly to mostly cloudy, southern half of the bay and eastern half will get sun. mid and upper 50s there. t north bay more clouds, san rafael and richmond. overnight once the front passes through, morning lows tomorrow will be cooler behind the front here with drier pavement. still wet for your morning ride east and south. that's why we bring in our storm impact scale, it's a one tonight and tomorrow morning. it's going to end quickly but most of the rain will be deposited to the north and weaken as it slides south. over an inch in the north bay, half inch south of the golden ga

oakland for women's day. here's cornel barnard. >> reporter: a massive crowd on the move through downtown. oakland women's march became a driving force from lake merritt to city hall. >> i'm here to stand up for my rights, for my rights of my fellow women. everybody faces the world in a different way, and i'm here to stand up for all those people. >> reporter: check out the view from sky 7. police estimate 40,000 to 50,000 people flooded through the streets. the march stretching for blocks. >> seems almost as crowded as last time. >> reporter: he was at the first women's march last year protesting the inauguration of president trump. his daughter lily is feeling empowered. >> that it's an amazing thing that people here are trying to stop what's happening in the world. >> i think people are less shocked and more resolved to take action and to make their voices heard. >> reporter: while there was no shortage of not so subtle donald trump bashing. >> tweet others the way you want to be tweeted. >> reporter: this year's march seemed focused on voter registration and electing more democrats to p

this early but because of the wet weather i think we will see slower traffic all the way into downtown oakland. 237 is dry and the weather has not really hit san jose as much is the east bay. there is a lot of slow traffic but the roads are dry. let's get back to the desk at 7:31. >>> an emotional day for the students at cardinal newman high school in santa rosa. the campus is reopening for the first time since the north bay fires. >> christien kafton is at the school now to tell us what is happening today as students are being welcomed back. >> reporter: we expect to see some very excited students. this is what they are returning to. these are the portable bungalows a lot of students will return to today. today schools will be reopening their doors in a matter of hours. three months after the north bay fires force them out of their homes. 30 minutes ago we got a sneak peek inside of saint rose elementary school where they have new flooring, renovated classrooms ready to welcome young students back. more than 600 students have been attending classes at four different locations while the campus

.>> the folks at downtown oakland say the chefs always make sure his dishes are just right when they come out of the kitchen.>> presentation is extremely important. we want to make sure every single dish gets to the table looking the weight supposed to.>> for local food blogger 28- year-old cynthia lynn, sometimes things have to be arranged just a bit. this is from parlor restaurant.>> if it's all on 1 table is easier to shoot everything.>> do restaurants know when you come in that your blogger? >> sometimes, sometimes they set it up and sometimes i go in and do my thing. >> when they see you do this is a make them nervous? >> i have no idea, to be honest everyone stares at me but i have had tunnel vision these days.>> cynthia also known as sin, posts online and on instagram. she says she always has the restaurant's best interest in mind. in fact, the only way you make her blog is the she wants your food. if she does not, she will just .>> i've always loved food, my grandma used to cook all the time, my mom cooks all the time. a lot of asian cuisine.>> do you cook? >> i am not the be

we are looking at 880 northbound with slow traffic from davis street headed into downtown oakland.e are no major problems and we are following a high-speed chase by chp. i do hear them talking about that on the police radio. all of a sudden they have some adventures going on in the traffic center. >> that is a tough intersection. >>> we have high clouds streaming over us and i will tell you the 10 to 15 day outlooks are very dry. not good going into february. if we don't get any rain in february we need a miracle in march because there is nothing going on but high clouds. the majority of those clouds are to the north and the south a little less. hazy sunshine with above normal temperatures and an easterly breeze for most turning near half moon bay but there is a slight offshore component not as strong as yesterday. 40s and 50s for some. 21 truckee, 10 degrees hotter for renal. southern california is going to be really warm with record- setting warmth. sierra nevada with high clouds the only fog in the valley would be an issue at 50 or 80. high-pressure is anchored putting down stak

slow speeds getting up to downtown oakland. 8:33. back to the desk. >>> some oakland parents want the school district to do more about lead in the water on the campuses. >> allie rasmus is live to explain the actions that parents took at last night's school board meeting. she joins us in oakland. allie. >> reporter: yes. parents and activists turned in a petition to the school board with with more than a thousand signatures urging officials to be more aggressive and proactive about eliminating any trace of lead in the water and fixtures at oakland unified schools. here at thorn hill elementary, earlier last year they had a problem with a drinking fountain, lead in the water. the issue has been fixed. ouc has been working on this issue for the past year, testing the water on all campuses. parents point out that medical experts say there is no safe amount of lead and ingesting it over time can lead to health and developmental problems in children. starting next month, they will set new goals to make sure that the lead levels are lower

this is a look at 880, we're getting to downtown oakland, this morning at the bay bridge toll plaza,he metering lights are on. >>> and steve has the weather. >> it's a mostly cloudy forecast, and san jose we have fog, napa, concord and more on the bridges, there will be breaks in those clouds, areas of fog, 50s and 60s for the temperatures. this morning if you have to travel on the bridges, watch out. if you're headed around carquinez bridge it's socked in with thick fog. we have had many reports of that. thank you chuck. cloud cover is spinning in through here. there's a combination of clouds and higher clouds. san jose 64/54, the average is way above on the low. the record high was 72 and record low in 1949 of 29. high pressure will flex its muscle and deflect it northward. this looks light. cloudy north of the golden gate and mostly cloudy to the south. we have high pressure right there. it's beginning to move in. as it does, that will send the next couple of systems over the top of the weekend. the next system will be on tuesday. 40s and 50s, it will be in the bay and upper 40s a

moving north and east heading right toward the port of oakland and downtown oakland.f toward the claremont hotel and berkeley and el cerrito with showers going towards san leandro. it's not raining in the south bay and much of the northbay is dry. we could use a lot of rain to get back to normal by the end of february. this is what we have to do, we need 67% will -- more rainfall. you are more than half a foot below normal. you will get a boost early next week as we have a tagteam coming towards us. a tropical connection, tropical moisture piling into southern california. this will meet up with a potent storm diving down out of the gulf of mexico. excuse me, the gulf alexia -- the gulf of alaska. a soaking rainfall, the first one we have seen since mid to late november. the weekend, mainly dry. clouds lingering longer than we first thought. the northbay is clear. sunshine on saturday afternoon, we do the opposite on sunday. we start with sunshine and finish with cloud cover because here comes the storm with tropical moisture by monday morning as early as 6:00 a.m. it

there was an accident northbound 880 near the 980 interchange in downtown oakland coming up and traffic is not going to be that slow but we had an accident southbound 280 at the west bor exit. you can so the traffic is moving along but it is raining hard. it will stay that way. this morning, you need a little extra time. traffic is going to be okay at the bay bridge toll plaza. that is backed up just a little bit in the outside lanes. at 5:00, let's go back to the desk. >>> as early as today, this man could be turned over to federal authorities. he was acquitted of murder in the death of kate steinly was sentenced to three years in jail linked to the death in 2015. but with credit for time served, he will not serve any more time on that charge. felony gun possession was the only conviction to come out of that trial. he now faces federal charges for being an undocumented immigrant in possession of a firearm. his lawyer says they will fight that charge. >>> an attempted traffic stop in richmond last month led to police recovering two loaded guns and the arrest of four teenagers. a car was

oakland. the marchers have left the plaza, but the opd estimates, get this, 40,000 to 50,000 people took to the streets today. ♪ >> reporter: a massive crowd on the move through downtownthe oakland women's march became a driving force from lake merit to city hall. >> i'm here to stand up for my rights, my rights of my fellow women. everybody faces the world in a different way and i'm here to stand up for all of those people. >> reporter: check out the view from sky7. police estimate 40,000 to 50,000 people flood flooded through the streets. the march stretching for gridlocks. allen hubbard was at the first women's march last year protesting the inauguration of president trump. his daughter lily is feeling empowered. >> that it's an amazing thing that people here are trying to stop what's happening in the world. >> now i think people are less shocked and more resolved to take action and make their voices heard. >> reporter: while there was no shortage of not so subtle donald trump bashing. >> tweet others the way you want to be tweeted. >> reporter: this year's march seemed focused on voter registration and electing more democrats to public office. >> and make no mista

things look good near downtown oakland. we are looking at traffic, peninsula, not a bad commute. the northbound 101 and the 285, these are doing pretty good. if you are driving to san jose, it looks all right as well. >>> a richmond police officer is recovering after being hit by a car over the weekend at a sideshow. we go live for the latest on the officer and how richmond police are now asking for help. >>> the latest word we have on the officer's condition is that he was released from the hospital recovering from possible broken bones, recovered from road rash and all of this after that sideshow this weekend. it all started with reports of activity early sunday morning in the area of rita parkway and regatta boulevard. -- of the marine parkway and regatta boulevard. one driver took aim at another driver and hit the gas. >> he actually landed on the hood of the car. and rolled up under the windshield. and then rolled off of the car onto the roadway. then he was narrowly missed getting run over by other cars passing. >> christian police say they did impound a number of vehicles

and it slows all the way up into downtown oakland at the bay bridge toll plaza.-minute delay. 80 -- 8:30. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. sal. >>> allie rasmus reports from city hall where the board of supervisors voted to replace acting mayor london breed with mark farrell. >> reporter: that vote came to a lot of london breed's supporters and it came as a surprise to some of the other supervisors. i was talking to a supervisor yesterday and she said she didn't think the colleagues had enough votes to replace london breed. that's what happened at city hall yesterday evening. the board of supervisors voting 6-3 to make supervisor mark farrell the new interim mayor. farrell will be what is called a caretaker mayor, holding the post temporarily from now to june 5th. >> my focus and my job as mayor is to represent everybody in city of san francisco. no matter what their race, ethnicity, religion. my job is to represent everybody and i will do exactly that. >> reporter: farrell's appointment came after hours of public comment and very tense debate among the s

traffic is still slowing down getting into downtown oakland.major problems driving into san francisco. i'm looking at the dumbarton and the san mateo bridges. those commutes have improved. but 880 is slow out of union city and into fremont. 8:48. let's bring in steve. >> thank you kindly sal. >> you're welcome. >> cloud cover. light rain is certainly possible. it looks like most would be east of us. we will mention it. watch how it zips down from the northwest. ukiah had a little bit earlier. .01 could fall. you can see where the radar is ail more active, towards the sacramento valley. stockton and the big valley and then up to the sierra snow showers are certainly possible. santa rosa north could get a little more than that, up into lake county and mend sin ecounty. south of that, i doubt much falls, if any. tomorrow it will start to win out. the cloud cover is spilling over the top of the ridge as the system, the low that gave us the rain. also in southern california it has moved off. i doubt they go far today. 36 up in truckee. in the last f

at least a 25-minute delay. 880 is slowing from hyde treat to downtown oakland. if you're looking at the bridges, dumbarton bridge not too bad. the commute is slow on 85. that's the freeway i would avoid right now. we have the crash southbound 880 at 237 taking up that fast lane. this is a look at 280 in san jose. it is moderate. and we're looking at emryville right now. in fact, i think we are -- there is an overturned vehicle. if the control room can bring up the emryville camera for me, i think i see an overturned vehicle. look at this. this is at one of the on-ramps to the freeway. it looks like someone is standing beside the car here. so this is what can happen when you're maybe taking the turn too fast. an overturned car. i'm not sure if the medics are on the way. but chp has just arrived. 7:34. let's go back to the desk. >> the rain is tough for drivers. it is exceptionally difficult for those who are homeless. >> it is extremely hard. it is hard to stay dry. it is hard to get money to eat, to do anything. nobody wants to stop in the rain. everybody just w

. ♪ >>> hundreds met in downtown oakland for a rally and march they called reclaim king's radical pastganizers say the event is modeled after what they say is dr. king's radical legacy as a resister and someone who engaged in civil disobedience to stand up to power. this is the fourth straight year the march has taken place. >>> golden state warriors steve kerr says martin luther king day has become a great day for the league when the nba celebrates equality. he was asked if dr. king, what dr. king would have made of our nation's climate the past year. >> he would have been less than inspired by the leadership in our country. >> steph curry today tweeted about king's legacy saying, the way that the speech has lived on past his life, people take it and turn it into songs, into poetry, taking bits and pieces and applying to it their lives. it just shows you how powerful he really was. >>> now to the firestorm surrounding president trump and the profane comments he made during that immigration meeting in the oval office. overnight the president defended himself saying, i am not a racist.

how the vandalism happened outside a postal facility in downtown oakland. >>> president trump has gonerough his first edible checkup since taking office. he arrived at walter reed military hospital just under two hours ago. presidents are not required to give annual physicals but every president since ronald reagan has undergone the exam and released the report to the public to show they are fit for duty. the white house said it will provide a readout of the exam after it's complete. >>> the trump administration has canceled the national database of addiction and mental health programs. the national registry of evidence-based programs and practices had been around since 1997 connecting people to mental health programs of their communities. a statement on the website says it's contract was discontinued. many cities have started public service announcements to warn everyone about the increase in the flu. san francisco is warning everyone to get the flu shot if they have not. they are encouraged to take other precautions like washing your hands often and stay at home when you are sick. th

there are people on the road, however, right now is a good opportunity for you to drive into downtown oakland little or no delay. >>> the lunar eclipse do-si-do were going on right now we would be good. skies are clear. we will see more sunshine today and warmer temperatures. that's coming up on the tuesday forecast. ow that's hard to hear, but the doctors caught it early. hi, blake! my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the right place. man: and dr. pascal and her team, they know what to do. they know what to do. the doctors know what to do. so here's the plan. first off, we're going to give you all... (voice fading away) >>> good morning. another incident of eight tech bus possibly targeted on a busy freeway. we have more on the latest incident during the busy commute. >>> the investigation and san jose after a shooting involving the san jose police officers. the latest on that and a standoff with authorities. >>> mornings on 2 continues. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us. tuesday, january 30.i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. do you think steve

out to representative for the raiders for comment on today's announcement a news conference in downtown oakland have not heard back. >>> thank you for the report, more on the 7.9 magnitude earthquake that struck this morning near kodiak island alaska. >>> people order to higher ground and here in california tsunami watch issued, more from william election ash. >>> what experts feared could happen did not, mother nature, this enemy warning center said the west coast could see widespread hazardous minami waves but around 4 am pacific time this enemy watch for washington, oregon, california and hawaii was canceled, that was in the case at 12:30 am on kodiak island shortly after what registered as a .2 quake 300 miles south of anchorage. because the weather service to put out a cell phone warning and sirens blared. >>> everyone on the island told to evacuate, either drive inland or fine at the highest point he could. abu he knew the epicenter registered a 30 foot highway prompting this warning from the police chief. >>> this is in a drill, it's an actual tsunami warning, everyone get 100 feet above

. >>> taking a life look outside a downtown oakland. it is not raining yet. a storm is coming our way with rain expected by morning. mark is here with the timing. >>> the timing is going to take some time for the system to develop. by late morning into the afternoon you will see rain showers moving across portions of the bay area. we thought the system would be stronger. but still bringing some rain to the forecast thursday. some expectations. rainfall range. up to three quarters of an inch. targeting the coastal hills. high surf. 15-23. a high surf warning in place. the sierra picking up significant snowfall with a winter storm warning kicking in 4 am tomorrow afternoon. thursday in the morning hours each -- a chance of a shower the north bay. in the afternoon hours by midmorning into the afternoon light to moderate rain van moving into portions of the bay area. as you can see right now we have some clouds in place. the bulk of the rainfall is focused up here. up toward eureka kate mendocino. this will move to the south. and advanced to the main system. one

san francisco, storm totals 2.5 inches of rain downtown. oakland, close to three inches there. palo alto, 2.5 inches of rain. dublin, 2.75, while hayward had 2.5 inches of rain. san jose, about 1.75. morgan hill, over two inches after rain. check out the santa cruz mountains, 5.5 inches of rain. the mining ridge, near big sur, had over 10 inches of rain and it is still coming down. so, a really unbelievable amount of rain with this system that's moving in. as we get a look at the monthly average, the blue bar shows how much we should get and the yellow shows how much we have measured. we are not half way through the month, some of the rainfall totals are measuring half way the amount we should have for the whole month thanks to this heavy rain. we'll continue today as we start to see it winding down for the evening commute. we will have some lighter showers possible. as you are getting dressed today, have the rain gear. you need a hat and jacket or maybe a jacket with a hood to help you out when you get caught in some of those scattered showers and pants that will dry out easil

now they park the trucks on the street overnight and the problem of graffiti in downtown oakland extends beyond the post office. a drive through the area shows graffiti on nearly every building. >> whether it's a bank or the post office or a school, it seems like no one is safe out here when it comes to graffiti. >> vandalizing a mail truck is a federal crime with a penalty of up to 10 years in prison. investigators say there is a $10,000 reward for anyone that provides information that leads to an arrest. >>> it happened again. a sea lion bit a swimmer in san francisco bay. why some swimmers say no matter what, they will not stop swimming in san francisco bay. >> reporter: explosive comments from president trump on immigration. i'm doug luzader in washington. we have more on what he said and what the response has been coming up. woman: so, greg, it's a lot to take in. woman 2: and i know that's hard to hear, but the doctors caught it early. hi, blake! my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the right place. man: and dr. pascal and her team, they know

. >>> it's a sign of the changing face of downtown oakland, a new office tower bringing life to a historic building. the high rise is called the key at 12th right next to the old key system headquarters. the developer broke ground today on the tower which includes 334,000 feet of office space and a rooftop deck with views of downtown. the plan also includes refurbishing the historic key system building next-door which was once the headquarters of transportation between the east bay and san francisco. plans to develop the site have fallen through for decades. >> this idea of a blending of oakland's beautiful past and our inspirational and innovative future is embodied in this project. >> the high rise is a joint partnership between ellis partners and intercontinental. it's already acquired tenants including the office of the uc system. it's expected to be ready for move-in by late 2019. >>> your facebook news feed is changing and it's going to affect what the social media network's 2 billion users see. our elizabeth cook joins us now to explain. liz? >> veronica, this is my facebook news fe

. >>> a new tower is going up in downtown oakland. >> and i am thrilled that today is not just a ceremonialaking. the dirt we are turning is getting turned for real. >> and turn that dirt, they did. the 14-story tower is going up at 12th and broadway right next to the historic key building which is being restored as part of the project. expected to open in late 2019 and the university of california has already agreed to lease half o the space. the high-rise will be built with both union labor and union money. you heard right, funds from union pension plans are helping to finance the project. >>> mudslides in santa barbara county shut down highway 101 and tonight we're finding out that the road may be closed indefinitely. >>> and next, man takes care of something nature normally does. why it takes coolers and nets to help salmon survive. >>> and changes on facebook. your feed is now prioritizing posts from your friends over posts from publishers and brands. >> the idea is to try to focus more on bringing people together by trying to put more emphasis on facilitating more meaningful social in

. >>> 30 miles outside downtown oakland, the santa rita jail is a sprawling facility.p changes daily as new inmates enter and others leave. but for the past six years, there's been at least one constant in the men's disciplinary segregation unit. the sounds of ronnie padilla going through his daily mixed martial arts training. padilla is still awaiting sentencing on five charges of assault with a weapon and one for attempted murder. >> sometimes inmates can be here for many years by the time their cases are settled. it's not necessarily out of the ordinary that padilla has been here for such a long period of time. it's mainly because of the court system. it takes time to go through. their lawyers might push back court dates. they can use that time to their advantage so they can defend their client better. >> despite the rugged exterior he's built up while living here, padilla says the relentless isolation has taken its toll. >> it's hard to be in here by myself. sometimes i feel like the time goes slow. sometimes we lost everything when it comes to jail. >> padilla say

the problem of graffiti in downtown oakland extend well beyond the post office. a drive through the area shows graffiti on nearly every building. >> whether it's a bank or the post office or a school, it seems like no one is safe out here when it comes to graffiti. >> vandalizing a mail truck is a federal crime with a penalty of up to 10 years in prison. investigators say there is a $10,000 reward for anyone who provides information that leads to an arrest. >>> breaking the cycle of juvenile crime. coming up we will show you what a local police department is doing to keep children in classrooms and out of court rooms. >> playing russian roulette. it's an irritant. it can cause burning to the esophagus. >> dangerous and disgusting. and you internet challenge sweeping the country could have deadly consequences. >>> good morning. you can see traffic is moving along well if you're driving on 280 northbound up highway 17. >>> you may say i don't want it but you've got it and it's fog on a friday forecast. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. >>> sex workers in san franc

. >>> a new tower is going up in downtown oakland. >> and i am thrilled that today is not just a ceremonial groundbreaking. the dirt we are turning is getting turned for real. >> and turn that dirt, they did. the 14-story tower is going up at 12th and broadway right next to the historic key building which is being restored as part of the project. expected to open in late 2019 and the university of california has already agreed to lease half o the space. the high-rise will be built with both union labor and union money. you heard right, funds from union pension plans are helping to finance the project. >>> mudslides in santa barbara county shut down highway 101 and tonight we're finding out that the road may be closed indefinitely. >>> and next, man takes care of something nature normally does. why it takes coolers and nets to help salmon survive. >>> and changes on facebook. your feed is now prioritizing posts from your friends over posts from publishers and brands. >> the idea is to try to focus more on bringing people together by trying to put more emphasis on facilitating more meaningful

. >>> our meteorologist has complete bay area forecast if we take this little peak at downtown oakland. we'll be right back. . sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. open enrollment ends january 31st, so don't miss out. because you never know when life... ...will change. get covered today. >>> the police believe speed was a factor in a crash. the driver lost control in danville at 7:15 this morning. the road was closed in both directions and did not fully reopen for two hours later. the driver is expected to be okay. >>> new at 10:00, an on-line petition gathered thousands of signatures asking food stamps to extend out to pet food. currently people relying on it can only buy food for humans? the petition is 2,000 away to have enough to present to the department of agriculture. >

, taggers have been targeting the mail trucks parked outside the civic center post office in downtown oakland it's a crime. and it's something we don't appreciate. >> reporter: postal inspector jeff fitch says it started when the post office lost its secured parking lot across the street after the owner decided to build housing there. >> at this point, we are having to park some vehicles out on the street, outside the post office. >> reporter: so far, 40 of the 64 trucks stationed at the downtown location have been hit. >> i don't like seeing it, and i see it every single day when i come to work. >> reporter: for those who deliver the mail, the spray painted designs are with them on their routes all day, not the kind of messages they're used to delivering to oakland's neighborhoods. >> it's part of the community. we see that. so, i don't know that that message needs to go everywhere. >> reporter: jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> 49ers star linebacker reuben foster arrested last night. he was taken into custody in tuscaloosa county, alabama, for second degree marijuana possession. that's

oakland packed. tens of thousands walked through downtown yesterday, their chants echoing off the building. was in the middle of the crowd. >> a massive crowd on the move through downtown. the oakland women's march becoming a driving force. >> i'm here to stand up for my rights for the rights of my fellow women, everybody faces the world in a different way. >> check out the view from sky 7, 40 to 50,000 people tlooding flu the streets and the march stretching for blocks. >> she was at the first women's march last year protegs the inauguration of donald trump. >> that's an amazing thing that people here are trying to stop what's happening in the world. >> i think people are less shocked and my resolved to take action and make their voices heard. >> there was not shortage of donald trump bashing. >> tweet others the way you want to be tweeted. >> this year was focused on voters registration. >> make no mistake, we are not up for grabs grab them by the midterms. >> this crowd demanding answers and change ch. >> they refuse to protect our environment and willing to risk nuclear war. >> a women'

oakland. upper 60s are possible for downtown san jose. next couple days, rain through friday and partially into saturday morning. the good news is we will have sunshine over the weekend. i will have the 7-day around the bay planning forecast in a bit.>>> it is time for winners and losers on wall street. were breaking down the days 10 line -- headlines and the biggest one is that the dow has surpassed 25,000.>> not only surpassed but it kicked down the door. it said happy new year. 25,000. based on strong job reports out of the adp. on the first friday of the month we get employment data. this shows employment dropping under 4%. the u.s. private sector had 250,000 jobs across a swath of industries. wall street loved that. the stock index of the dow jones is important. but not that important. if you own it you know you're a winner today. it's unlikely news, kick butt news. i am predicting the dow, 50,000 and seven years from now -- in 7 years. i am bullish on long-term because i'm not gambling. it is capitalism and it finds a way to work ov

nb 880 slows from 92 to downtown oakland ( darya ) a big story we're following this morning... interim mayor.( james ) supervisor mark farrell was sworn in last night. he was voted in yesterday... after a racially charged debate. kron 4's will tran joins us live. will... ( will ) a big story we're following this morning... san francisco has a new interim mayor. supervisor mark farrell was sworn in last night. he was voted in yesterday... after a racially charged debate. people started shouting "shame on you, racist board" during yesterday's board meeting. and the meeting was shutdown for 10 minutes. after the sudden death of mayor ed lee in december... supervisor london breed took over as acting mayor. she was nominated to stay on as interim mayor... but was voted down in part because she's running for the office in june. after being sworn in... farrell talked about his goals for the city. <"it shouldn't matter if you're in for a long term or short term. if she's elected she should be because we didn't even elect hillary clinton. we don't have a president who is a woman. our ma

oakland. looks good getting to downtown. the bay bridge toll plaza traffic is light. 8:02.k you, sal. >>> just a couple hours ago, a mechanical issue forced a flight from san jose to dallas return back to the gate. in the video you can see fire trucks with their lights flashing surrounding the plane. that plane was scheduled to depart just after 6:00 this morning. there was a problem with the engine. the aircraft never got airborne. the flight is scheduled to resume later this morning. >>> there is a huge winter storm slamming the east coast, not bringing only snow but coastal flooding as well. >> 18 inches have fallen in some areas. temperatures today in the single digits. with the windchill, it could feel like minus 15 in some parts through the weekend. the storm forced an air bus 838 which is the largest passenger plane to divert to one of new york's smallest airports. the plane was supposed to land at jfk but was instead force today land 08 miles to the north at stewart international. heavy winds and white-ous conditions closed the runways at jfk yesterday. passengers r