also an ear spool, that suggests he might have been an individual of high status. it's important that he's shown naked because in mesoamerica captives were shown naked as a sign of their humiliation. keach: redmond thinks that each of these figures may represent a chief or warrior from a competing group who had been captured and taken to monte alban to be sacrificed. redmond: the fact that there are 300 or more of these male figures portrayed on this building is important because it suggests that the earliest rulers of monte alban claimed this hilltop in the context of endemic warfare in the valley. keach: archaeologists call warfare a "cultural universal," a feature of almost all human societies. in this mural, maya lords capture a victim during a raid. in copan, the captive would have been taken to a temple in the west court and sacrificed to the maya gods of the underworld. linda schele believes the ritual involved hundreds of people in a public ceremony of sacrifice and dance. the image of the dance has people dressed in the most incredibly elaborate costumes.

cloudy, light rain spool thursday. clearing much, much cooler friday, saturday. >> thank you, steve. >>> a mysterious eviction letter delivers to a pot shop. >> cashing in on a new cash crop for sunday's super bowl. the offer being revealed to the public. >>> welcome back to the morning news. take a look at the surveillance video. now investigators say he is wanted for arson. accused of setting a car on fire at pierce automotive. it happened monday evening. he is described as heavy set, bald, he was wearing a red shirt and black shorts at the time. anyone with information is asked to call the sheriffs department. >>> a report from the san francisco city attorney says the asiana plane crash at sfo was a terrible accident and the airport is not responsible. it also suggests that 16-year- old ye was already dead before being run over by a fire truck. the report also says the girl and two other teenager who died were most likely not wearing their seat belts and the trauma of the impact may have killed them. the report also

all and all we will remain above the seasonal average today spool your weekend. the dry stretch continues. beyond. beyond the weekend. hopefully you have the mlk holiday off. it is a cold start in areas around santa rosa and the north bay. slipping into the 30s. around the bay not too bad into the 40s. the inland east bay 30s. upper 30s in pleasanton. 39 for you walnut creek. antioch you are checking in at 41. still a ways to go before the sunrises. temperatures will continue to cool in most areas. 44 in san jose at this hour. temperatures ranging in the 40s. around morgan hill and gill roy. as we get into the afternoon temperatures will be well above the seasonal average. we will not be as warm. especially along the coast. we could get that localized sea breeze for the afternoon but still running quite warm for this time of year. 70-degrees in sonoma. 70 degrees for -- upper 60s to near 70 degrees your ride from fairfield into vacaville. as we stretch into the east bay we have temperatures in the upper 60s. berkeley looking at 69. 69 for st. helena. how about th

joe's won but that sent the game spool overtime.in after that shot. >> incredible shot. two great teams. >>> sal is back. he will help you get to where you need to go. >> well, you know its drizzly and rainy. not rainy but wet on the roads. and that has correlated with more accidents all over the east bay. more crashes. let me just run them down for you. starting with 880 southbound near broadway we had not one but two crashes there. and then we moved over and had two crashes on 580 westbound near keller and near highway 13. and we have a crash at the caldecott tunnel. and again this is all mysteriously correlated with wet and slick roads from the thick fog and the drizzle. i wouldn't call it rain. well, i don't think steve is calling it rain either. but any way traffic wise we are seeing more crashes. fender bender types leave more time if you can. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. still pretty light. about a ten minute drive into downtown san francisco. a little bit of fog as you can see here. let's go to steve. >>> sal, i ne

and one more system sweeps by late thursday spool early friday and i think we are done.ystem will clip the coast on sunday. that one i will deal with on the friday. winter storm warning starts in the sierra tonight. goes until friday. snow level will be way up there but it will come down. so today would be a good day to go. if you have to go to the mountains. 60s on the temps. liver moreover livermore 66. palo alto menlo park 60. and lows in the pacific 57. really mild. cloudy rain will make it thursday. look at the lows coming back in. >>> you can follow steve and the rest of our weather team online. they are posting updates on their website, facebook, and twitter. >>> time is 6:51. we'll tell you where landlords of marijuana dispensaries are being told get rid of your tenants or be hit with a big fine. now there are questions about who is sending out the official looking letters. >>> flows along the california coast. ?ñÑ;Ñ; >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. 6:54 is the time. dow jones down about 100 points right now. more than a half of a percent. s

the and in the field level field has some of the most frigid gains in nfl history. 19 set 67 and a spoolofficial nfl number is minus 13 for which a factor making it feel like 48 below. dallas made its way to but 41 to a loss. mercury - 4 windchill -24 giants the warm weather team. freezing out the feasible the time to mature - 9 temperature and 35 mi. an hour gusts windshields balance -59. fumbles led to a 27 loss. it's going to snow pushing through in the overnight hours some flurries it's clear out for not attract some tomorrow. sunday is disturbing and the time on sunday the late- season snow flurries persist see the game time. so the forecast is definitely a cold. i tend to tehran to. windchill around -20. of late to man who is birdsong burglarize several times recently believes it does matter who feels his family's six now. this was always the case. we first told you about this story at an october. with ongoing worries in the neighborhood. carol was a bharal able to capture pictures of two burglars. nothing was done. no one did anything about it. police arrested two men gee's matthe

basically there's a spool below.an see that there is a little minnow down there. that is what we've got below the surface of the ice. so that goes down. and, if a fish were to bite the hook, the flag would trip up. and that's where blue trip tipses comes into play -- blue tips. >> you would thought the ice fishing community would be the last bastion you would get apps but you had tremendous success on this, ryan? >> right. we started outgoing from normal light trying to figure something else out. we went with bluetooth technology straight to the smartphone and it has been going well ever since. >> i leave it to you, the apple versus google stock because, you know, this is the guys that, you know, one of them invented the app. the other person popularizing it with the technology they have got. i'll tell you. the app economy is just exploding out there. ceo of cisco telling liz earlier today, apps are the future. they must be if they're out here tracy: heck yeah. holy toledo, jeff flock voluntarily telling a app story

. >> the job to wind up on the spool all the christmas -- >> oh, and newspaper, too.000 bulbs. >> how did you get that? >> that's theft, but that's okay. now they're going to miss that one bulb next year and they've got to find it. >> it won't light up when they plug this in. >> way to go. >> you ruined it for next year. >> do my uncle fester. >> does that work? >> have you noticed, by the way, the tree goes down and the crowds just evaporate. yesterday it was like "i am legend" out there. there's nobody out there. >> it has something to do with the temperatures. >> well, the past few days. it was negative -- >> actually, you know what happened? the tree got sucked up into the polar vortex. >> there you go. that would have been a much easier way to get rid of it, right? >> all conspiracy. >>> so we've all got kids, we all probably used baby talk one time or another when they were little. >> do you still talk to your kids like that? >> no. >> that's how our producers talk to us? willie and al, what do you want to do today? what kind of story? that's a good actor. that'