katie utehs explains why there is such controversy over this. >> we learned about social justice here and equality. >> reporter: students at sacred heart are fired up because of a document released by the archbishop aimed at clarifying catholic teachings. >> i condition even describe the shock of reading something like that. >> reporter: proposed morality clauses would be added to the teacher handbook for the coming school year. one edition addresses homosexuality of being contrary to the natural law. >> the teachers also have to respect the mission of the school and the way they live their public lives. what is private remains private and no one is privy to that. >> i was really shocked, actually. i'm actually gay myself so this document obviously has a lot of resonance so me specifically. >> reporter: another calls on teachers to affirm and believe the grave evil of artificial reproduction technology. essentially, surrogates. but the sacred heart interim president points out the words are not specifically the archbishops. >> and it is not so much his statement that is taken from the

katie utehs is there. coming up, she will tell us what witnesses say what happened and what police are hoping will reveal clues about the killer. good morning. welcome, once again, to "mornings on 2." it's monday, february 16th. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clarke. >>> let's talk about weather and traffic. i ducked outside. looking pretty good. still a little nippy. >> thank goodness for that. sleeping weather continues. we get 40s for many. there are a few 50s around. tough to cool down if you are close to the close. water temps are 59. temperatures 10, 15 above average. had record highs on sunday except for a few high clouds, not much as changed except coastal fog has come back. very shallow. a slight easterly breeze which means it can't make a push inland. there's your ridge of high pressure. my goodness. that's about as big as we've seen there. it might back off by the end of the week. the fog is there. that may play into a cooldown. today, i don't think it will matter. 40s, 50s. some low 40s. it's c

ktvu's katie utehs explain explains the challenges of battling that five-alarm fire. >> it was just nonstop. >> reporter: san josi fire department photographer craig rhodes captured a wall flames as firefighters responded to round 7:00 a.m. >> just amazing how much water they used on here-water. >> reporter: water and hours' of fighting the fight of alarm fire left only a shell of a building along commercial street. captain munoz said it will be at least a day until investigators can get inside. >> we haven't been able to get into the building. it's still too dangerous and that structure is too heavily damage for to us go in. >> reporter: two businesses destroyed and the owners hurried to the scene. >> you could see smoke for miles away. i knew it was serious. >> reporter: willing to talk about the day, he didn't want to show his face, the loss of priceless cars still setting in. >> it's a 30-year collection of vehicles, you know? classic american cars, but they are gone. >> reporter: one of his employees, warned people living on the property and tried to move vehicles from the garage befor

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in oakland, katie utehs. >>> a woman drove her car off a steep embankment along highway 1 and lived tol about it. it happened this morning. the woman's mercedes was driving down when it started coming down. >> i was hoping it doesn't proceed into the water then i'm a dead duck. >> reporter: p -- the woman said she's not hurt just shaken up. >>> family members are apparently saying their last goodbyes to bobbi christina brown. doctors have told the family there's nothing more they can do. the final decision is left up to her father. next wednesday will mark three years since the death of her mother whitney houston. >>> a top executive is stepping down after an embarrassing cyber attack. they took massive amounts of data including e-mails from coach amy paschel who were leaked to the public. those e-mails included comments about big names including president obama. >>> and a big night for a teenager from the peninsula. he's already a great student and football player and now he's a finalist at the orinda try out for american idol. >> reporter: we're at the garage where reno's large famil

katie utehs is live where they are standing up for teachers who won't because they are afraid they will lose their jobs. >> reporter: frank, students, teachers, and parents are upset about this as is evident by an online petition that garnered some 1600 signatures so far. and many of the student i speak with say the archbishop's actions are not in connection with their beliefs. >> we learn about social justice here. >> reporter: students at sacred heart in san francisco are fired up. >> it doesn't represent what our school is. >> reporter: because of a document released by the archbishop aimed at clarifying catholic teachings. >> i can not describe the shock of reading something like that that discriminates against so many. >> reporter: proposed morality clauses would be added to the teacher handbook. one addresses homosexuality of being contrary to the natural law. >> the teachers also have to respect the mission of the school and the way they live their public lives. what is private remains private. and no one is privy to that. >> i am gay myself. so this document has a lot of resonan

katie utehs brings us the story of a married couple who are both pilots and helping others overcome their fear of flying. >> reporter: united airlines pilot captain andrea connell and seth. captain mark connell is parked two spaces over at san francisco international airport. their commute is likely different than yours. >> he was on my flight as a passenger. >> reporter: mark pilots the larger plane and flies about 100 more people but if they were to fly together, andrea has more seniority so mark would become the co captain. >> she tells me what to do all day long at home. >> reporter: and while two married captains flying for the same airline is unique, being setup by a coworker is not so new. >> you go call her right now. >> reporter: that was 20 years ago. married now for 18 years, the pair bring their passion for flying to others, but it wasn't always that way for andrea. >> small airplanes scared me. >> reporter: she conquered her fear of flying and now she and mark help others do the same. >> i had actually won a trip to the caribbean and i was so anxious about having to fly there

katie utehs is live in the berkeley hills with a look at the damage. ie. >> reporter: the roof of this tree no match for mother nature with the soggy ground and the high winds in the berkeley hills, homeowners tell me the winds sounded very strange yesterday like it was coming through a wind tunnel. it was enough around 2:30 in the afternoon to knock over this massive monterey pine. it felt distance of three backyards. as you can see the top of the tree punched through the roof of that house. fortunately no one was injured at the time. nobody was home at the time that it crashed through the roof, and there was some damage to the backyard, some backyard items, but nobody injured. we spoke with the homeowner who owns this tree, and he says that it was actually inspected this year. the top of the limbs had been trimmed so he did everything right but still no match for mother nature, and we also spoke with a woman who lives in the home, the backyard where this tree fell from, and she described the winds yesterday as very eerie. she said after the tree fell

. >>> the storm that hit the bay area last night caused some damage and katie utehs was in berkeley.reporter: a day of clean-up following a night with little sleep in the berkeley hills. >> we're really, really lucky. >> reporter: howling windy toppled this massive pine planted in her backyard. unfortunately when it fell she was vacuuming in her home. >> ways pretty shocked simpyouply because simply because i was just outside with the dogs. >> reporter: it punch a hole in the house two residents down. >> nobody got hurt and that is the important thing. >> reporter: sandy slept less comfortably. >> every time there was a gust of wind i got the heebie- jeebies. it's pretty scary. >> reporter: property owner tells me he has his trees inspected every year and this one was just trimmed. however, it's nearly 50 years old, nearly the end of its life and monterey pines are notorious for finding. tree removal crews estimated clean-up taking half the day and in the meantime, sandy will be walking her dogs on leash. >> the fences are do you mean and they are a little confused this that they don

katie utehs is there tonight and brings us the latest. >> reporter: you can see the grass is torn where the car stopped. with oil also on the curb. it's likely the collision happened far into the intersection kind of where that island is that you can see the cones are covering two pole that is were pent after the car plowed through. it's also an area marked with candles and roses. stoplights emerge lane, crosswalk cars and pedestrians converge at a multi lane intersection in sunny vale. north fair oaks and north wolf road. >> where it comes together that's where you have the conflict with pe de pedestrians. >> it's hard to think about how to be with life. instead of taking yourself for granted. >> reporter: around 2:00 in the afternoon the driver of the silver ford focus struck two pedestrians. who had the right of way still unclear. police say women in the mid-50s died on scene while the second pedestrians in her mid-30s was transported to the hospital in critical condition. the driver appeared to be a woman in her mid-40s. investigators say she stayed on scene and is cooperating. the