throughout the rest of the cafeteria, there is water, smoke, and fire damage throughout the building. >> firefighters say there is extensive damage out here, the cafeteria is completely unusable, but also there is no school today because of the holiday. fire investigators are here trying to work with school representatives also and get to the bottom, they are checking on the alarms and looking into again whether somebody could have possibly been in this building, if they weren't supposed to be shortly before this fire started. >> >>> police are hoping surveillance video will help them identify a person who shot and killed a security guard over the weekend. happened before 10:00 saturday night at the robbery for liqueur for less. the 35-year-old was a security guard at the nightclub next door. he noticed something was wrong and jumped in to help but someone inside a waiting car open fire. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. a memorial has now been set up outside the club in his honor. friends say he was a great guy and helpful to everyone. >> they got what they want, that's it. >>

they believe he or she is the reason why all the damage to the cafeteria. the oak land school district will decide if the school is able to be mop -- opened today. >>> we will check back with you on that. >>> people in boston are waking up to frigid cold temperatures for the fourth straight storm that came through. look at the streets of boston. after another foot of snow fell to the already six foot high mounds of snow. wind chill could reach 40 below. it could be the coldest weather there in years. we're keeping an eye on the travel impact. now, big pro -- problems across the midwest as well. we will check in the next half hour. >>> big world story the egyptian military fighting back. launching air strikes against isis. isis video showing at least a dozen men being executed. 21 of whom were recently kidnapped. the white house condemning the isis affect terrorist. the president wants. >>> friends and family are mourning the loss of a san jose man who was shot and killed while trying to to be a robbery. the victim was working as a security guard at the night

>> we had an interior door to the cafeteria that was open, so a door from the exterior leading into the cafeteria we found open on arrival, which is very unusual. working with my investigators to determine what that signifies and continuing to investigate. >> reporter: thank you so much, chief. appreciate it. that's battalion chief jeff hunter. they found a door that should not have been open, this is 2:00 in the morning, they're investigating that along with oakland police on the way. school is out today, it's presidents day holiday but the chief is saying it is unusable at this point the cafeteria at least. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> thanks, steph. >>> san jose police are searching for the man who killed a security guard. flowers and understand candles are being left where the officer was gunned down saturday night. he was a security guard at the b boss nightclub. the observer of ai liquor store said he kept an eye on his shop. he says a man stole his display of flavored cigars saturday night. when he ran outside he dropped the cigars in the parking lot. xenega tried to

the cafeteria will be out of commission for the rest of the school year. lunches will be delivered each day. parents consider the school safe, still -- >> it worries me. >> reporter: officials will be checking video to see if it can tell them what happened here this morning. julie? >> rob. thank you. >>> paying a fee to hike mission peak. the hope is to get it on the agenda for discussion. people complained about over crowding and noise. other ideas up for discussion include the addition of 300 parking spaces. charging visitors parking fees and adding new public rest rooms. >>> another place where you can get up close to nature is muir woods. ktvu's noelle walker found out getting in and out of muir woods was no stroll in the park. >> visit to muir woods usually costs $7. today it is free. >> people feel they won the lottery. >> reporter: it is a chance to get up close to nature. and marvel at skyscrapers. >> can't come close to seeing the top. [ talking at the same time ] >> the beauty of muir woods has already been a draw and they don't need a free day.

in the kitchen area. >> it's burnt up, a large part of the cafeteria, the kitchen area in particular is completely burnt. and then throughout the rest of the cafeteria, we've gotta pull ceilings down. >> reporter: investigators are looking into unusual circumstances surrounding the fire. >> they found one of the doors was open to the calf feariaia which leads us to believe someone got in there before us. >> reporter: fire investigators will be looking to see if there's surveillance footage available in the moments leading up to the fire. this blaze is under investigation. and the possibility someone might have done this intentionally is upsetting to board member jody london. >> this is just unfair to children. this school has at least 60% of the children at this school qualified for free and reap duesed lunch. when they come to school every day, they are -- they need the nutrition that we're offering to them. >> reporter: in oakland, cara lui, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> fnl. >> school district officials hope to know what the school will look like so parents can plan accordingly in case

the fire department says the cafeteria is ruined and they cannot use the cafeteria. have cool tomorrow. custody a holiday. that gives

firefighters say it was a passerbi, the cafeteria had caught fire flames extending up into the attic, the firefighters say crews had to get up on the roof to let smoke and fire gases out of the building to make it safer for the firefighters, investigators tell us it looks like it started in the kitchen area, digging into unusual circumstances they discovered when they got here. >> first arriving engine company found that one of the doors was open to the cafeteria which leads us to believe someone had gotten into the cafeteria before us and again the fire is under investigation but that is concerning that the door was open. >> now there is no school today because of the holiday but the cafeteria is unusable there is extensive smoke, fire and water damage throughout the building. firefighters say in the fire, burned in large part as the cafeteria kitchen area, there is quite a bit of damage, a ref estimate at least $500,000 of damage if not closer probably to a million. certainly this is a large building and extensive damage throughout. >>> all right, thank you for the update. >>> time

an open door to the cafeteria building. at the end of a three day holiday weekend. >> again, a school cafeteria on fire at 2:00 in the morning. and an open door is unusual. >> reporter: there's a fire investigator here on scene. there is only damage to the cafeteria, it didn't spread to any other buildings. and opd just got here on scene as well. we're waiting to talk to one of their sergeants. and if we can, we try and talk to that fire investigator. we'll give you updates throughout the morning. we're live in oakland, i'm take, kpix 5. -- ryan takeo, kpix 5. >>> a man hunt is on for two men suspected of killing a security guard in san jose. it happened on saturday night on the city's east side at a liquor store. kpix 5's kiet do is at the spot. >> reporter: good morning, take a look for yourself here, this makeshift memorial has grown significantly throughout the weekend. this is for a man who's known as being hard working and trying to do the right thing. friends and family are hoping surveillance video and tips come in t

. >> the two alarm fire ripped through clairmont middle school's cafeteria, at driver on nearby highway 241st saw smoke this morning before 2:00 a.m. and called 911. the flames were so intense and fire fighters cut holes in the roof get at the fire. they also saw something that showed it did not look like an accident. >> at 2:00 a.m. with an open door to school is unusual. >> especially unusual because there's no school because of the presidential holiday. fire fighters also found a broken window near the open cafeteria door. investigators are looking into whether anything was taken. >> why would someone want to do this to our kids. >> school board member joe to london says about 60% of claremont students come from low-income homes and qualify for free or reduced price lunch. she thinks the cafeteria is as good as gone. >> flooded, it's got it, it is black and it's not usable. >> if there is school tomorrow, another school in the district will need to make lunch and bring it here. >> i don't know how long it will be out of commission but it is not usable. >> fire fighters were able to c

the cafeteria is separate from the rest of the school so the classrooms were not damaged. investigators still don't know if the fire was deliberately set. students and parents say they are concerned. >> it worries me a lot because, you know, you don't know if they were trying to set the whole school on fire. >> kind of scary, i guess, just knowing that someone was trying to burn down something at the school. >> investigators will be looking at surveillance video to see if cameras captured what happened before the fire started. the cafeteria will be out of commission for the rest of the school year so, so good will be delivered from another location. >>> the u.s. secretary of labor is in town to try to resolve the nine-month long west coast port labor dispute. the president called on thomas perez to intervene and he is set to meet with both sides in less than an hour. the port of oakland and 28 other west coast ports reopened after beclosed for four of the last five days. but they are in virtual gridlock. there are too many containser and not enough trailers to haul them an

for several hours. >> firefighters tell me when when they first got here they saw the door to the cafeteria wide open, that wanted them to investigate whether someone had been here shortly before the fire broke out. a couple of police officers have moved in front of this school drive way, they are standing by as fire investigators finish up. it was a passer-by who alerted them just before 2:00 this morning. this turned into a 2-alarm fire, with flames extending up into the attic. investigators believe it started in the kitchen area also this place was not easy to fight, it is a big building with a lot of combustible materials inside including stoves, tables and chairs. >> this building has high ceilings, and accusic tiles making the job harder, with hoses knock the fire down meanwhile with a truck crew on the roof they are cutting holes and letting out all the smoke and fire gases. >> there is extensive smoke fire and water damage throughout the building, the fire burned a large part of the cafeteria area and firefighters estimate there is well over half a million dollars in damage out here

there's a courtyard to the left and cafeteria to the right. firefighters are just wrapping up letting the water out of the hoses and making sure there are no embers because anything can reignite the fire. if you look at the video the flames are pretty amazing especiallile on the roof, described as a tough fire fight by the battalion chief, aggressive battle. the flames spread to the attack. they had to cut a hole in the ceil. about an hour and a half to get the fire out. fire investigator is on scene as are oakland police and a representative dealing with the alarm system to figure out what happened. >> that's consistent with the fire alarm, and the fire investigators on scene investigating this incident is looking into whether or not we have any other alarms that might have sounded prior to the fire being reported. >> reporter: so it is under investigation. there is fire, smoke, water damage throughout that cafeteria, described as unuse rabble and the battalion chief saying there will be extensive rehabilitation to the building before they ca

an open door to the cafeteria. also broken windows. the end of this three day holiday weekend. >> again a school cafeteria on fire at 2:00 in the morning and an open door is unusual. >> reporter: there's only damage to the cafeteria. so no other damage to any other buildings. and no word on what caused this fire. we're wait -- keeping in touch with fire investigators to see if they have any other leads. we're live in oakland, i'm ryan takeo, kpix 5. >>> motorists acted in alameda pulling a woman to safety from a crash scene just outside the webster street tube. accident happened around 6:15 last night forcing closure of the tube. for more than an hour. car rear ended and then flipped on its side and trapped a woman inside the car. another driver not involved in the accident got out of her car and helped out. she now has minor injuries. >>> investigators are looking into what caused a fire aboard a ship at the port of oakland. it began just before 6:00 last night inside the third officer's cabin. crew members began battling the flames be

the corner. claremont middle school cafeteria, the fire was out at 3:10 this morning. fire crews were here until about 30 20 minutes ago to make sure there were no hot spots. firefighters say this was a tough battle because of high ceilings and the flames spreading quickly to the attic. they had to use pike poles to smash through the ceiling, taking an hour and a half to contain the fire and the focus on a possible criminal investigation with the initial report of a burglary. >> that's consistent with the fire alarm and the fire investigators on scene investigating this incident is looking into whether or not we had any other alarms that might have sounded prior to the fire being reported. >> reporter: the damage contained just to that cafeteria, that's the good news and depending on whether the school can fully accommodate students is unclear whether the school will be closed beyond today which of course is a holiday, presidents day. so oakland police working also with oakland fire as well as oakland unified on this investigation. live in oakland this morning, stephan

one day after the cafeteria caught fire. rs were on the same fighting the flames that could be seen shooting out of the roof. the school itself was not damaged but the cafeteria was destroyed. investigators are looking into the possibility that this is the case of arson. they say it appears this someone broke into the building. to mall when students return they will still be able to get their school lunch before week of the district says it will be a brown bag meals. >>pam: 8 a bottle mother is bay behind bars tonight and a bottle motherna novato mother is arrested... of care after marin county sheriff's say they've found homemade explosives in her home and car. second suspect all is said to be in a relationship with the woman was also rested. >>reporter: residents in the area where the traffic stop occurred said they found the officers said they found or explosive devices in her car. and later found nearly 90 more are homemade devices inside her home and is a picture of what was seized. the law enforcement's as is one of the

the fire department says the cafeteria is ruined and they cannot use the cafeteria. it will be up to the school district whether they have cool tomorrow. custody a holiday. that gives them a day to figure out what the situation is. when the light comes out they can assess what the damage is and the fire cause. the fire department will look interest something suspicious a door that was opened that looked like someone may have forced their way in. >>> it is 4:43. wonder how big the cargo ships are on the inside? oakland firefighters had to climb 12 flights of stairs to get to the flames inside a car go ship docked in oakland. the firebreak out in an officer's cabin five stories' the main deck of the ship. it was put out in 40 minutes. the coast guard will check on the ship to make sure it is safe to sail. >> san jose police are investigating the third homicide this year. a well licked security guard was shot and skilled over $20 box ofcy cigars. it happened on senator night in san jose on north capital avenue. the security guard whose name is not released posed in the

the damage happened inside the cafeteria which is separate from the rest of the school. beyond the yellow tape. within the pahour school officials announced they will be open tomorrow. >> reporter: firefighters got the call before 2:00 a.m. this morning. flames engulfed the cafeteria and shot through the roof. >> we had heavy fire from one side of the building. on the interior. when crews made entry the fire extended up into the attic. >> reporter: firefighters kept the fire contained but as the photographs show the cafeteria is in ruins. in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. . >> most of the equipment is ruined. we won't be able to use it again. >> reporter: firefighters are calling the fire suspicious and unusual. they don't know how the fire started but there is evidence that someone tried to put it out and they say there are signsf a break in -- signs of a break in. >> the first company found one of the doors was opened to the cafeteria which leads us to believe someone got in before us. >> school is closed today for president's day. the district is evaluating whe

the fire started in the cafeteria and video into the attic. according to the chief on the scene, crews found signs of forced spray and an open door when they arrived much the school is closed in honor president's day. our reporter is on the scene and will have a full report coming up at 5:30. >>> san jose police are pouring over security video looking for the gunman who shot and killed a beloved security guard offer a box of cigars they were trying to steal. matt? >> the shooting was captured by surveillance video so police could have a few leads. so far no arrests have been announced. the victim in this case was identified by friends as a security guard with worked at a nightclub on north capital avenue in san jose. two men tried to steal cigars from the store worth $20 and a robber tripped on the pavement outside and spilled the cigars when the liquor store owner said the security gar identified by friends as manny tried to see if they were hurt and they ran to a waiting car. >> the guy shot. >> i saw people running to the door and someone c

students and teachers are about to leave the cafeteria. the students will come over and meet their parents. we're now going to hear from a man who heard the shots, a police captain, and a parent. what did you hear? >> i heard five shots, really quick. so it sounded like -- not quite automatic, but it was five fast shots. >> gunshots going off around the gym packed with kids. you can imagine everybody is running. >> what's going through your mind? >> just want to see my son, make sure he's straight everything is good make sure his mind is in the right place. >> reporter: you're now looking at a live picture of those flashing lights. that's a police cruiser. the students and teachers are going to walk right over there. the students will walk up this sidewalk over here. there's all these cars parked here. these parents have been waiting for at least an hour or two. many of them concerned. they're actually picking up their phones and ipads like this one here and texting their student, their kids to make sure they're okay. we'll continue to brin

to improve the cafeteria food served to children in the west contra costa school district. >> dan: when gabriella bracamontes isn't volunteering inside his son's classroom she's outside the school asking parents to sign her petition. >> our objective is to see if they can add some kind of salad bar >> dan: bracamontes says the salad bar is all about serving healthier food for her son and his classmates >> i don't like the food because it's not yummy and its not healthy >>> the lunches they provide in the cafeteria aren't very healthy, microwaveable, high in sodium >> dan: she took photos of some of those items. chimichangas with 410 milligrams of sodium, a gordita with 540 milligrams of sodium >> i was surprised because i would never allow my child to eat this at home >> dan: the district's online menu makes no secret about what is being served or the amount of calories or sodium in an average daily meal but they say everything being served meets current usda standards and every meal comes with salad fruit and vegetables. >> it would be great if they could try a little bit harder >> dan

but the cafeteria was destroyed. investigators are looking into the possibility that this is a case of arson. they say, it appears that someone broke into the building. when students return tomorrow. they will still be able to get their school lunch. but for this week, the district says, it will brown bag meals. reporter>>: while the east coast survives another snowy and frigid winter. things aren't too bad for folks on the west coast. gotta love it when you can have patio seating or take the kids on a bike ride in february. temperature is definitely reflected that. we warm up into the 50s and 60s. richmond and oakland beat the record of 73 with 75 degrees earlier. hayward was at 73 beating the old record. of 67 temperatures have slowly cooled down along with some clouds and some fog in parts. of the parts san francisco is currently 53 it with a word at 57. vallejo is cooler with 50 degrees. we will continue on with another cool night with temperatures dropping to the forties. we will continue to monitor some fog roll

they found the cafeteria door open. say it looks like the fire started in the kich inarea and caused extensive smoke, water and fire damage. >> from if school was cans -- if school was cancelled, i don't want to alarm everybody. the fire was located in the kitchen area. and there are other ways we could provide lunch. >> and again, you heard the cafeteria is gutted and unusable. today there is no school because of the holiday. but school officials hope to know by early afternoon how this will impact students tomorrow. and again whether or not they will be able to have classes here tomorrow. tori? >> we will stay on top of this. thank you. >>> 8:03. san jose firefighters still investigating the cause of a fire that roared through a building that caused classic cars. this happened early saturday morning and 24 hours later, firefighters were still putting out at hot spots. the building was home to a car up poultry and stereo -- upholstery and stereo shop. a security guard was at the shop hours before the fire broke out and

the cafeteria will be out of commission for the rest of the school year. so brown bag lunches will be delivered every they. >>> new this morning we are learning the gunman in the terror attacks in denmark was released from jail only two weeks ago where he had been serving time for stabbing. he is the son of palestinian immigrants and known to police for weapons violations and assault convictions. just before his shooting rampage he posted a message on his facebook page swearing loyalty to the leader ofays -- to the leader of isis. >>> some tense moments outside of copen hagueen that was the site of one of the attacks over the weekend. danish police investigated a suspicious package reported aids the cafe. >>> president obama is scheduled to speak at the summit tomorrow and thursday. representatives from more than 60 countries are attending the summit along with the secretary general of the united nations. >>> the bay area is reacting to the video released by isis showing the beheading of 21 egyptian christians. they are reacting with sadness and outrage. f

>>mark: we have a to alarm fire at a school in oakland broke out just before 2 this morning in the cafeteriafire fighters are still hear the good news is it was contained to the cafeteria and the fire to about an hour and a half to put out this is pretty vague exit started when someone on highway 2 to 4 which is right next to me saw some slams it thought was a house fire that chilly the video obviously the school was shut down over the weekend and no one should be at the place when they arrive this fire was used to the point where they had to call for backup that came in there and the fire raced through parts of the cafeteria including the added the good part is that the arms around the fire kept it to that location even though they said is an extensive damage to the cafeteria they do not even though the had it been a regular day they made it very difficult to get to it. >>will tran: it is one to be quite some time before they leave this place in the reason why was it was and they visit since to the same data and what this fall and they definitely same set nissen. >>mark: people in boston wa

firefighters were able to contain it to the cafeteria and kitchen which is in its own building separatefrom the school. >> most of the equipment is ruined. it's not salvageable. we won't be able to use it again. >> reporter: they say they're unsure how the fire started but they say they found something unusual. they say there's evidence someone tried to put the fire out but failed. >> on arrival, the first arriving engine found that one doors was open to the cafeteria. which makes us to believe someone got to the cafeteria before us. >> reporter: the school district and pge spent the day trying to determine whether it was safe to turn the electricity back on. lunches will be delivered all day. parents say despite what happened they consider the school safe, still. >> it worries me a lot. because you know you don't know if they were trying to set the whole school on fire. >> reporter: fire investigators say they will be looking into the fire to see if it was intentionally set. >>> and police are looking for a missing woman. she walks with a red walker and she suffers with bipolar disease

by then though, fully engulfing the cafeteria and moving into the attic. ait went to two alarms. it was tough work to get the fire out. >> when the fire was out a store caught their attention -- a door caught their attention. it was opened were it looked to be forced open. >> someone did not have a key and helped themselves in by another means. >> it looks suspicious? >> it is unusual, and under investigation. >> if it was arson, that is unfair to the students. >> school board member was distraught to hear they were looking into the possible that someone broke into the school. she fayed damage and said the fire destroyed the school's cafeteria and kitchen. >> we have a lot of kids would come here to this school and rely on the school to ploy them with food. many have breakfast and lunch here. that is unfair to them. >> custody a school holiday so no one reported to campus today among the mess. the school district needs to decide what to do about tomorrow. >> i don't want to alarm people or have them jump to the conclusion we will not have school because the fire was primarily loc

the gym nas yaum into that cafeteria. and then they began to search the rest of the campus. but they did not find any suspects. the all clear was given. parents who were in a staging area at a nearby bowling alley were reunited with their students obviously a lot of relieved parent. but two students are recovering from gunshot wounds and the search for the suspect still ongoing. back to you. >>> today d.c. council will hear from metro riders who witnessed the smoke emergency earlier this month at the la fants plaz'enfant plaza station. the council is looking into how metro and d.c. emergency crews responded to that emergency. the meeting is set for 2:00 p.m.. metro also about to get a rare distinction only the second u.s. transit agency to ever face a comprehensive inspection by the federal government. u.s. department of transportation will start that review next month. it will focus on the year all safety culture and will include rail, bus and training operations. this inspection is separate from the ntsb investigation of

the early morning blaze gutted the cafeteria on claremont school. amy hollyfield has the story. >> reporter: the fire got a big head start on firefighters. it was called in just before 2:00 in the morning. by then it had fully engulfed claremont's school and moved to the attic space. >> it was pretty tough work getting this fire out. >> reporter: once the fire was out, a door caught interest attention. it was open, and it looked like it had been forced open. >> someone didn't have a key. en they helped themselfves in by some other means. >> reporter: it looks suspicious? >> it's very unusual and is under investigation. >> reporter: school board member jodi london was distraught to hear that investigators were looking into the possibility that someone broke into the school. she surveyed the damage and said the fire destroyed the school's cafeteria and kitchen. >> we have a lot of kids at this school who come here and rely on the school to provide them with food. i think many have breakfast and lunch here. and that is unfair to them. >> reporter: today

investigators say the fire began in the kitchen area of the cafeteria. and then spread to the attic. >> the building is a large building. the fire had a good head start on us. and because of the high ceilings in here, and the thick acoustic tiles on the ceiling, it made it very difficult to get to it. >> firefighters say when they arrived, the door to the cafeteria was open but the cause is still under investigation. crews have the fire controlled within 45 minutes. no class today because of presidents' day. and it's not clear yet whether the fire will have any impact when students return tomorrow. >>> investigators are looking into what may have caused a fire aboard a ship at the port of oakland. it began just before 6:00 yesterday evening. was inside the third officer's cabin. the crew members there began battling the flames before oakland firefighters arrived on the scene. fire under control less than a half hour. no reports of any injuries there. >>> meanwhile the white house is getting involved now in that labor dispute halted activity at major west

the cafeteria it will be out of commission for the rest of the school year so brown bag lunches they will be delivered every day. >>> right now it is 5:48. we want to check in with sal. we are expecting a little busier commute today because people are back to work after the president's day holiday. >> that is absolutely right. we have a problem in san jose dave and pam. this one just developed. southbound 101 at brook hall road the lanes are blocked because of a truck that hit the center divider is badly damaged. it was there in the lanes. chp decided it was too dangerous to let traffic get through. now all freeway traffic is being taken off southbound 101 at brokaw just before 880. this is traditionally the noncommute direction for most people. of course people commute every way these days. for most people they are going the other way. northbound 101 may be slow by come soft attention being given to the other side of the freeway. still 280 and 85 are decent alternatives. the lanes are closed. the freeway traffic is being taken off at brokaw and being put on the freeway a little bit

the school itself was not damaged but the cafeteria was destroyed. investigators are looking into the possibility that this is the case of arson. they say it appears that someone broke into the building. tomorrow when students return they will set some they will still be able to get their school lunch of for a week the district says it will be brought back meals. >>reporter: witter beat kite serving biking or shooting hope surges logging in the san people here crown beach and alameda are in a joint the unseasonably warm temperatures. >>: i'm just out here riding my bike this morning in join the new bike lane. in joining the new bike lane enjoying the new bike lane... technical difficulties >>reporter: and there you saw everybody really enjoying themselves. the unseasonably warm temperatures of the past three days is expected to cool off later during the week the spot rate reporting. scott rates or reporting >>reporter: richmond and oakland both warned up to 75 and beat the old record of 73. it is the high temperatures ramos of the area opera '60s the

investigators say the fire started in the cafeteria and spread into the attic with the high ceiling making it dif to fight. there are signs of forced entry. the cool is closed in honor of president's day. amy hollyfield is on the scene with a full report at 6:30. >>> san jose police are pouring over security video looking for the gunman who shot and killed a beloved security guard over on box of cigars they tried to stale. matt? >>> police have not announced any arrests in the case. or any suspect descriptions. they have the surveillance video. they hope that will lead to an arrest. the victim in this case was a security guard at a nightclub in san jose the owner of the liquor store next door said two men tried to steal cigars worth about $20 and the security guard ran to the suspect after one fell. they got up and ran to a car. the liquor store own are said someone in the waiting car shot at the security guard hitting him at least once. he died at a local hospital. another security guard spoke with us of the >> it is scary. i have to do my job. the best i can. have to be careful. it is da

we move breakfast from the cafeteria before school to the first few minutes of first period or sometimehe bell. the results are dramatic. in los angeles, for example, when they did that breakfast participation increased from 30% to 80%. one of the things that you see as a result of that attendance improves visits to the nurses office goes down test scores ultimately improve and so does our entire school system. >> tom, i think it shocks people to know how critical a role school plays in getting kids the meals that they need. a lot of people think it is a nice edition to the portfolio of education. i went to one of the poorest counties in the country. these kids sometimes don't eat over the weekend because they're not in school. they have no meals provided for them, so it is critical to get them food in school. >> there are 30 million children who are participating in the school lunch program every single day in our country. half of them come from homes that are experiencing poverty. this is the only meal that these kids are getting. my mom ran a school lunch program. she didn't want to

attending the game and the players, they moved them into the cafeteria area. and then began to search the rest of the campus grounds and buildings. the gunman not found. all clear eventually given. parents who had gathered in a staging area at a nearby parking lot of a bowling alley, they were then reunited with their kids an emotional scene as you can imagine as parmtdents rushed here as they heard word about the shooting. one parent tweeted out this has been the worst night of my life. shooting and lockdown at fhs. police teachers and families keep my baby safe. the school system also tweeted out, we won't let this incident define frederick high or frederick county public schools. we thank the entire community for your support. reporting live from frederick high school megan mcgrath, news 4. >>> some of your friends and neighbors in foggy bottom will be waking up without heat and water. a water main break is causing all kinds of problems for the jefferson house on 24th street. water flooded part of the first floor and the underground garage damaging some vehi

. >> the cafeteria provides a lot of that. >>> this morning the school reform commission finalized a deal to approve the applications last night. teachers and parents opposing the plan say the school is under fire. >>> we are getting a frigid start this morning. cold gusty winds are blowing. the temperatures are looking at rutgers in the picture here they have dropped into the teens. and below the teens with the wind blowing to feel like well below zero. the actual temperature just dropped to 3 degrees in philadelphia. zero in reading. atlantic city, 2 degrees right now. we'll see sunshine from the city to the outlying areas throughout the day today. we'll look at windchills as low as 20 degrees below zero for coatsville. it is 15 below in mount holly and similar situations for millville millville. it's going to be cold all throughout the morning. the hour-by-hour feels like temperatures, 8 degrees below zero at 10:00 this morning in philadelphia. by lunchtime we'll see 1 below for a windchill in the city. that will climb to 1 below zero with the stronger winds forecasted for cape ma

serving eight years for being involved in a high-speed chase while on parole, started a fight in the cafeteria and was hit in the head by a wooden block. we met him the following morning. >> tell me the story. tell me what happened. >> i had a personal problem and i ran over and handled it and i didn't make it all of the way. i was in the chow hall eating, you know, i just got irritated and finally decided i don't like this guy. so i'm going to bite him. that's it. >> next thing you remember? >> they're dragging me out. telling me i got hit in the head with a block. >> let me see your head. >> the shooting left johns with seven staples in his head and a wound still caked with dried blood. he says the scar running toward the back of his head was the result of getting run over when he was younger. >> so you knew the other guy that you got into a fight with? >> yeah, kind of sort of. apparently i didn't like him. i was eating my dinner, eating a baked potato and gravy at a table which was way down the corner of the chow hall, and i guess the guy was running, i didn't see him. he hit me, blindside

destroyed the cafeteria why and the kitchen. school district will serve sack lunch this week future meal will come from nearby schools. >> check this out. man tried to escape from fresno police running roof to roof today. police say the man broke into a woman's home dragged her by her hair and tried to kill her before running off. eventually he hopped down to the ground where officers tazed him and arrested him. he will face several felony charges. >> l record setting if temperature. it was sunny in san francisco where people hit the beach and even braved the bay. while today was nice sand why is here with some changes sandhya coming our way ichltd yes. already under way right now. let me show you what it looked like today. we did have a record in oakland. 75 degrees. previous record was 73. warm enough around san rafael napa, santa rosa low mid 70's 72 san jose 71 livermore along the coast 59 in half man bay where the fog was sitting and we saw quite a bit of it rolling in this afternoon from our emeryville camera. let's hope t

being released, a right now these concerned parents are waiting for their children to get out of the cafeteria, where they were put on lockdown. this is video shortly after we arrived. the shooting happened a little after 8:00, during a basketball game. the police a the shooting took place outside of the school building, just outside the gymnasium. it could be he gymnasium we are hearing from multiple people and it was a chaotic scene initially. two teenaged victims students, both taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. the shooter is still on the loose at this hour. we spoke with a number of parents were waiting outside and a student who was inside when this happened. >> basically, they were standing inside the gym watching the game like they normally do. next thing you know, there is a shooting. people started flooding from the lobby into the gym. >> i don't know what was going to happen or when it was going to come in. it was a concern for everyone safety. >> we got a text from the coach saying we are ok but we are on lockdown. then our son sent a text and said we are on lo

elevated they saw the fire and they called the man and they realize it was a little school in the cafeteria they believe this fire was suspicious because the school should have been shut down over the weekend and to they realize there was a side door that was opened here is why he said the fire was very difficult to contain >>: the fire had a good head start on us give it very difficult to get to it their parley would have to read and analyze it and evaluate to see if it was able to be open to the students and that is something for chilly the firefighters will not injured. >>mark: people in boston waking up to for deadly cold and dangerous weather after the four storm and a month and the foot of snow fell the city has been nearly impossible the wind chills and new england reaching 40 below zero forecasters have this code is whether there in years keep in eye on the travel and pat nixon lied to sawfly cancellations. >>mark: they're launching air strikes against ices and libya they're following the release video of the hands of several christians this is said there been holding hostage to wit

next to it a uhaul used to ram the cafeteria. ies aren't sure what the thieves were targeting. but something went awry. >> we are not sure how it went down. someone else was there. we don't know if the body is someone who is a victim of a homicide or a accident as a result of the burglary. we are encouraging whoever was there to come forward. >>> investigators are looking at surveillance video hoping they caught something. even though ones at businesses did not. >> i don't have anything. yeah. i just have cameras that protect the business. >> while investigators haven't ruled anything out a spokesperson says the crime does not appear to be related to the staff or student body. crews spent the day repairing damages and all classes and appointments were canceled. that left a few people disappointed. including this woman. >> of course i am. it is how it is. i called my doctor. she might visit me at home. >> reporter: we found out they have identified the man. he is a 42-year-old from hayward. they aren't releasing his name till next

the flames were mostly contained just to the cafeteria and nobody was hurt. students meantime did have the day off. investigators are trying to determine if that fire was intentionally set. >>> this morning, calfire interviewing hundreds of candidates preparing for the possibility of an early fire season. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez live in morgan hill where the fire fighting hopefuls will be arriving any minute. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. they will begin interviews around 7:00 this morning, though we have not seen a flurry of people arriving, maybe because they're pre-selected. but we are expecting to hear there could be an early start to what could be an explosive fire season here in california. about 300 recruits will arrive for interviews in just a couple of minutes, that's narrowed down from about 1,200 applicants who were trying to make the cut. by the end of the process, calfire may add 20 to 30 firefighters in the bay area, about 120 statewide. the pressure is on to get that ball rolling, because of the recent weather could make for

the fire destroyed the cafeteria and kitchen. >> we have a lot of kids at this school who come here and they rely on the school to provide them with food. i think most of them have breakfast and lunch here and that is unfair to them. >> the fire caused an estimated $1 million damage. nobody was injured and again, nobody on campus because of the president's day holiday. but parents and kids need to know the school will reopen tomorrow. >>> call it a case of calendar confusion. students were in school this president's day in san francisco, unlike most kids. the situation is drawing mixed reactions, too. >> reporter: it's a sunny president's day holiday, but thousands of san francisco school kids are spending the day inside the classroom. no three-day weekend because of a new district calendar. it binds the lunar new year and president's day holiday together giving kids two consouth koreacon south korea cechtive days off. they say this would reduce the disruption of learning. but some parents are not happy. >> it was kind of a bummer for me. >> reporter: heather ortega was hoping to spend

sitting at the cafeteria counterwas more important than wins and losses. having michael jordan say he was like a second father, that is more important, it was more important to coach smith. it means he won. >> coach smith never had one ncaa violation and 95% of his players graduated. >>> 15,000 packed oracle arena today for the fan fest. free rosters for everyone trying to figure out who is who. >> there he is, folks, your savior, billy butler. one of the new faces in attendance. in fact, the a's are the only team in baseball who's face is a franchise really is the general manager. 70% of the a's roster was built via trade. having fun with that topic today. >> i am too old to be in a five year rebuild, we want to win every game. i get cranky in spring training when we don't win games. the term "rebuild" we don't use it in our office too often. i know it is frusterating at times, even for my own kids. believe me they have to go to school, too. the secret told it was the marketing department's idea to make all of these trades, they said that we sell more shi

fire destroyed the cafeteria why and the kitchen. school district will serve sack lunch this week future meal will come from nearby schools. >> check this out. man tried to escape from fresno police running roof to roof today. police say the man broke into a woman's home dragged her by her hair and tried to kill her before running off. eventually he hopped down to the ground where officers tazed him and arrested him. he will face several felony charges. >> l record setting if temperature. it was sunny in san francisco where people hit the beach and even braved the bay. while today was nice sand why is here with some changes sandhya coming our way ichltd yes. already under way right now. let me show you what it looked like today. we did have a record in oakland. 75 degrees. previous record was 73. warm enough around san rafael napa, santa rosa low mid 70's 72 san jose 71 livermore along the coast 59 in half man bay where the fog was sitting and we saw quite a bit of it rolling in this afternoon from our emeryville camera. let's hope t

they eat in the cafeteria. it's very institutional and it might be loud, or you know chaotic. very different from their -- from the privacy of their own home. it's a very stressful place for children and families to be. >> jim graham is the former head of d.c.'s human services committee charged with shelter oversight. >> there were people who let the rudd family down. and you know it takes two hands to clap. i'm sure there are family members who were in there clapping you know and bearing their part of the responsibility but there was definitely a responsibility by the d.c. government that wasn't met. >> after relisha went missing he held hearings holding massive concerns about the children in the shelter. >> there are a lot of things involved here but the bottom line is that we failed. >> he fount incident reports with weapons and drugs at d.c. general, staffer with inappropriate relationships with residents. >> when are we going to close this thing? we had the former director of of this say d.c. general dead. >> i made it very clear that at the end of september the mayor woul

and in 2006 a riot broke out in the cafeteria. s.w.a.t. teams descended on the factory after workers became upset with management because they didn't receive christmas bonuses. but today's attack is by far the most serious, leaving one worker dead and another in police custody. that suspect has yet to be identified. now, the company that owns this plant is jbs usa. they're one of the largest meat processors in the world. they tell nbc10 in a statement that workers here will be getting grief counseling that they're devastated by this deadly attack but they would not answer questions about past incidents at the plant. live in franconia township, randy gyllenhaal, "nbc10 news." >>> happening now, atlantic city mayor delivering his state of the city address in less than an hour from now. mayor is expected to talk about plans to cut $15 million from the city's payroll budget amid a.c.'s casino crisis. guardian is addressing city council at tonight's meeting under way right now. >>> we're learning more tonight about the expansion of atlantic city

sitting at the cafeteria counter, it was more important than wins and losses.ing michael jordan say he was a second father, that is more important, it was more important to coach smith. it means he won. >> and his kids graduated. >> they packed oracle arena today. free rosters never everyone who is trying to figure out who is who. >> yes indeed, butler. he is the only team in baseball who's face of the franchise, the general manager. 70% of the roster was built. he had fun with that topic today. >> i am too old to be on it. so, we want to win every game. i get cranky in spring training, the term rebuild, we don't use that. i know it is frusterating at times, even for my own kids, believe me, they have to two to school, too. the secret be told it was the marking department's idea to make all of these trades, they said that we felt better in these jerseys. but, it was not my idea. [ laughter ] >> he looks like brad pitt. >> that is my entrance at pebble beach. this is a chance to win it. oh. and that means we have a 4-way play off. by the second hole, it was down

fire destroyed the cafeteria why and the kitchen. school district will serve sack lunch this week future meal will come from nearby schools. >> check this out. man tried to escape from fresno police running roof to roof today. police say the man broke into a woman's home dragged her by her hair and tried to kill her before running off. eventually he hopped down to the ground where officers tazed him and arrested him. he will face several felony charges. >> l record setting if temperature. it was sunny in san francisco where people hit the beach and even braved the bay. while today was nice sand why is here with some changes sandhya coming our way ichltd yes. already under way right now. let me show you what it looked like today. we did have a record in oakland. 75 degrees. previous record was 73. warm enough around san rafael napa, santa rosa low mid 70's 72 san jose 71 livermore along the coast 59 in half man bay where the fog was sitting and we saw quite a bit of it rolling in this afternoon from our emeryville camera. let's hope t