. >>> we are live at oakland international airport. so far nine southwest departures, one arrival has been canceled and that is because of about one fifth of the airlines fleet has not been inspected. coming up in two minutes, ktvu tara moriarty will have more on the headaches facing some travelers this morning. certainly could be a ripple effect across the country. >> and then you mix in weather. >> exactly. >> thank you for joining us i'm pam cook. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. it doesn't feel as cold. >> it is up because of the low cloud deck. yesterday was much colder that is for sure. we have clear skies and dew points were lower. well, low cloud deck said i will come wac. we have a weak system coming down. it's not wide spread. there is plenty of low low clouds. 53 san francisco to start. we will go 63 today. increase in that low cloud deck. coast and bay will come down. the mere fact that the clouds are there will take the edge off some of the high temps today. big ban of high temps but boy are they pushing south. no issues with that. for us 30s for a few. but a lot of 40s a

>>> next, the mayors of san francisco, oakland and san jose. >> watch what i do and make sure you hold me accountable. >> we've got to preserve what makes oakland oakland. >> tech lead evers don't want to get involved with what government does. >> the plans to take on the region's toughest problems. ♪ >>> good evening and welcome to a special edition of kqed newsroom. >> tonight, we have a rare opportunity. we're going to talk with the mayors of the bay area's three largest cities about the region's most pressing issues. joining us are the mayor of san jose, the new mayor of oakland, and san francisco's mayor ed lee, who is completing his first term and running for re-election in november. thank you all very much for being here. making history here having y'all together. >> this is the first time all three of you are on the same program. >> mayor lee, let's get right into it. the median home price in san francisco is now a million dollars. a million dollars? rents are at an all-time high. what do you say to people who say they can no longer afford to live in the any >> we defini

next week or the next day. >> the port of oakland will be shut down again today mostly. the long shoremen are in a bitter contract battle with employers and now the white house is sending the u.s. labor secretary to help and mediate. from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on kpix 5 news this morning. >> score! >>> good morning everyone, i'm michelle griego. >> happy monday everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. it is 6:00. and we begin with some develop news in oakland's rock ridge district where the early morning fire has heavily damaged a school there. kpix 5's take take joins us live in -- ryan takeo joins us live in claremont -- from claremont middle school. >> reporter: frank we just got the new detail from police and that is that right before the fire, about an hour before, a burglary alarm went off here at the school. we're at claremont at claremont middle school in the rock ridge neighborhood in oakland. investigators are still here investigating the two alarm fire. now this campus is visible from highway 24. check out the flames from earlier this mornin

or next die. >> the port of oakland will be mostly shut down again today. the long shoremen are locked in builter contract battle with employers and now the white house is sending the u.s. labor secretary to help and mediate. from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on kpix 5 news this morning. >> score! >>> taking a live look out at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is 5:00 a.m. usually we see more cars out there but it's a holiday. >> there's 18 n, that's a lot. >> you counted 18? that's pretty sad. >> no i didn't. >> well good morning everyone, i'm michelle griego. >> happy mondain, happy holiday monday, i'm frank mallicoat. out the door a little traffic and weather first because what a great weekend huh? >> it was a terrific weekend. it looks very bleak as far as any kind of rain chances are concerned. maybe around february 28th or march 1st you could write that down but i've actually been looking ahead to saturday night. we have them playing hockey for the first time ever in northern california. and let's hope the ice doesn't melt because we have nothing

crashed into a salon filled with people today. it happened on telegraph avenue in oakland. the driver stepped out of its truck when it tarted rolling. they jumped out just in time. >> luckily no one was injured. the frame broke apart and stopped the truck from going through the business. >> there may be an issue with the brakes. police are investigating. >> a real life curveball for bruce bochy. but there is good news. low key and like al manager is out of hospital. the 56-year-old bochy complained of chest pains. yesterday doctors found blockages in his heart blood vessels so they implanted stint in his heart. today we spoke to his son who said dad is out of hospital and wants it head back to the clubhouse. >> if it was up to him, would he be back right now maybe? >> yeah yeah. it feels good enough to be back right now as they said. but they want to hold him out for precautionary reasons but he is doing great. >> that's brett bochy, part of the giants organization. >>> coming up at 6:00 a bay area card vascular specialist shows us the procedure that bochy went through which involves

were standing in solidarity with the black lives matters campaign. a march in east oakland. a civil rights slide show, a rally in san francisco's castro district. these are just a few of several demonstrations happening in the bay area over the martin luther king jr. holiday weekend. protests against police violence involving black men and other minorities. the movement is also to take back mlk's legacy and support nonviolence civil disobedience. >> until we get justice, there will be no peace. >> in oakland a group marched from the eastmont police substation. four were arrested on the way. >> how do you not care? >> among the demonstrators, her son was shot and killed by police when he was 16 and she has traveled to rallies all over the country to demand justice. >> new york, chicago, all around oakland, everywhere that we're not going to go anywhere and we're trying to educate mothers to get off the couch and do this. >> kadean williams, sister of a woman who was shot and killed by san francisco police in october. >> i'm going to fight for all the stolen nights because this has to

departures from oakland are canceled today among up to 19 across the country. it's all due to a problem with missed inspections. the faa says the airline must check backup rudder systems within the next five days. southwest grounded more than 120 planes yesterday after discovering the oversight and that is about a fifth of the fleet. in a statement, the airline says, "once identified, southwest immediately and voluntarily removed the affected aircraft from service, initiated maintenance checks, developed action to complete overdue checks." the missed inspections involve hydraulic systems to control the rudder if the main system fails. >>> the driver of the produce truck that caused a fiery train crash in southern california is arrested on suspicion of felony hit-and- run. investigators believe the truck driver made a wrong turn yesterday morning in oxnard before leaving the truck and fleeing with the truck on tracks. a train hit the truck and derailed. the truck driver was found disoriented more than a mile away from the scene. there were no deaths but 28 people were injured. >>> some n

, oakland, and fremont are already using that device. the berkeley city council is set to consider a moratorium on drones at tonight's city council meeting. the peace and justice commission wants it to last two years while the city weighs a ban on drones. coming up with a drone policy will take time and the skies could be filledded with drones by then. and that it would be harder to regulate them at that point. >>> women and lineup. that it was the theme today at a conference. and the keynote speaker was someone familiar with the subject. hillary clinton. as ali rasmus reports, the former secretary of state covered a lot of topic, including a possible run for president. >> the event was about women and leadership. >> i'm here for inspiration. >> you know, great women. more than 5,000 women attended the lead on silicon valley women's conference and hillary clinton knew her audience well. >> what you do does not have to be big and dramatic. you don't have to run for office. the former secretary of state did not say whether she decided to run for president in 2016, but her joke is on th

2 continues. >>> from ktvu fox 2, this is mornings on 2. >>> good morning, we are live in oakland where firefighters are still at clairmont middle school at this hour, fires started there a few hours ago, damaged the cafeteria, coming up in just two minutes fox 2 reporter will tell us what investigators are now focusing on that they say is very unusual out there. thank you for joining us this monday, february 16th. president's day. >>> i'm dave clark, got the frog in my throat. i ducked outside for steve, it is still cool this morning. >> if it was june or july, we'd be 105 or 115. oakland, 80 degrees in february for record highs. slight cool down near the coast today, patchy fog has come back not a lot, some of the records yesterday if you were out and about, probably know it is warm. record-setting warm, 4 days in a row, downtown oakland, 78, 77, sfo at 75 was a record, and 75, 76, in 1930. very close, high pressure continues to dominate our weather there is no sign of any change here really just subtle changes, maybe by the weekend a little cool down system kind of digs in from

>>> on the streets of oakland, california and all across america, good kids are going bad. >> every major city has a place where the girls can be found. >> that's one right there. >> i've seen them as young as, you know, 12 years old. >> they're the young and the lost, the runaways. the survivors of child sexual abuse, forced into the service of johns and pimps. >> we're talking about american children being bought and sold by american men in epidemic proportions around the country. >> today all it takes is the click of a mouse to send our most vulnerable kids into an underworld of degradation, drugs, and despair. >> you're missing me off. get the -- do you want me to break your camera? >> it's a career that's like the pits of hell. >> all right. this dude is actually exposed right now. >> tonight msnbc goes undercover with oakland's human trafficking task force as they battle to rescue the young and the lost. and turn the tables on the johns and the pimps that take advantage of america's children. >> what's going on? i'm on tv. ♪ >>> just across the bay from the glitter of san fr

? >> frank, that is unclear. when we asked oakland police about the details of this accident, exactly how fast the car might have been going or in which direction, they want to keep that to a minimum because they are conducting an investigation and that goes to them wanting to talk to witnesses and get their accounts of it as they piece this all together. >> unfortunately, so sad to hear one person was killed and another person injured. ken pritchett on 32nd in oakland. ken, thank you. >>> new at 6:00, a bay area contractor on the run. he is accused of collecting thousands of dollars up front and then never doing the work. tonight, there is a warrant out for the arrest of adon revis. his customers know him as adam. melanie tracked down his work truck today, but melanie, investigators don't know where he is. >> exactly. we have passed along where we found his truck earlier today. in the meantime, homeowners from danville, la fayette are out thousands of dollars. >> omega collins was just trying to improve her house after a devastating blow to her home. >> my husband was diagnosed with

and out of the port of oakland has really been hurt. >> the negotiations are being held on the third floor of this tower at the association offices. labor secretary made a brief appearance after spending most of the week in san francisco. a source tells us the union and management teams are doing a paper exercise. it's a painful process for small businesses. the company designs and sells children's wear made in china. it's sitting on a ship in the sea. it's worth $3 million retail. the apparel won't be in stores in time for easter. >>> this is a huge order for us. we are developing the next season. if we don't have that, we can't pay designers, employees warehouse, the rent. it's essential to have that cash flow. >> reporter: oakland has 13 ships but little cargo moving. they are lined up at the port trying to make deliveries and pick ups. there are four ships waiting to dock and 12 at sea outside the golden gate. >> the only thing we can do is control what we do. that's picking up the loads and bringing them in. other than that we have no control over nothing. >> produce is ro

oakland may soon be coming to an end. this morning the raider also officially announce a new proposal to move. >> bob redell, is this leverage or liftoff for the raiders? >> reporter: one sports analyst tells us this is the best leverage that the raiders have ever had in trying to convince the city of oakland, local government, to get them out of the old o.co and a new venue in the east bay, one that keeps them in oakland. the new threat of moving down south could persuade the city of oakland to help the team build a new stadium. mayor libby schaff said she doesn't want to commit public money to finance a new stadium. the raiders are committed to finding a solution that keeps them here. yesterday they announced plan b, they along with the san diego chargers would build and share a new $1.7 billion stadium to be located in the city of carson, that's about 15 miles south of downtown l.a. what makes that move so enticing, the city of carson says it would be entirely privately financed through a luxury tax and sale of luxury suites, which has raiders fans here worried. >> if you're a real

. >>reporter: in the past oakland's mayor libby shaft have not been a fan of publicly subsidized stadiums with her from her today after the planned to reveal. >>reporter: i spoke with her and other city leaders here at oakland won city council member believes that we are 90 percent of the way there to having a deal in place for the raiders but believes it is going to take some time this afternoon as is said oakland mayor libby shaft spoke at sale negotiations with the raiders are on going she says she spoke with the same president last night the city and county are both owners of the land where the coliseum is she said the county is now working with the city and vice versa. >>reporter: 7 the was not being done in the past was one year left on the red deer of the coliseum as you heard him talk about the development partner they now have as a company called new city the mayor said the deal that new city is putting together with the city and county will soon show that this can be a privately financed land here in oakland. >>: the best location for the raiders in oakland and a place

was someone in the area who lived around here in west oakland and was a giving generous guy who knew a lot of people in the area. they were too devastated to talk on camera tonight. again, oakland police officers asking anyone with information to talk to them to come forward with any information anything they may have seen or heard about this hit-and-run accident here in downtown oakland. live in oakland, christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> in san francisco, a car slammed into a mother and toddler on a bicycle sending them both flying. an hour ago the scene at geary and 7th looked like this. traffic was being diverted around the smashed bicycle and police cars. police say an suv driver ran a red light and crashed into the mom and her little girl. luckily, a pediatrician was nearby and tended to them. we are told the mother's leg was put in a splint. and the little girl was able to walk around after the crash but people who saw it happen say it looked bad. >> the light for me was green and i saw the car to my left come through the intersection and hit a woman and child on a bicycle went up in

bay. oakland. the difference in the cost to rent space is huge. the average asking rent the $34 per square foot. that's nearly 50% less than downtown san francisco. property managers in the bay area say that difference is a big draw for start-ups. >> definitely cost is a pro. it's sunnier in oakland. i think that's a good advantage and has a real authentic feel. so we have a lot of open space. a lot of brick. a lot of old buildings and and i think the start-ups like the open space offered. >> where start-ups go capital investments follow. nearly 100 billion companies in oakland last year according to the money tree report. that made oakland the seventh most popular spot in the nation for vc investment behind seattle and ahead of chicago. start-ups like catriscity said there's another attraction of calling oakland home the camaraderie of the tech community here. >> you also get a tight knit community. so we have parties here on our patio for the local start-up scene, the support of oakland start-ups. and even bigger companies like apps and pandora, which is next door. >> reporter: st

. >>> oakland police are investigating a shooting involving one of their officers. a man reportedly wielding a knife was shot by police around 10 a.m. it happened on the 88th avenue and east oakland area. the man who was shot was rushed to the hospital. his condition is unknown. officers say he was actually erratically -- very erratic before that incident. >> this was a two-person car, one of them being a field training officer and an officer in training. >> can you say the newer officer who filed or the fpo? >> i'm not sure who fired. >> the shooting marks the second time in 20 months an oakland police officer has shot a person. >>> on wednesday, lieutenant governor gavin newsom announced he is running for governor in 2018. this morning we sat down with the former mayor of san francisco and asked, what's the rush? >> the most important commodity is time. you can't get it back. nothing more frustrating for anyone who has been in an election than having the fire hose of responsibility hit every quarter to fundraise and not have enough time. >> newsom says he is also creating an exploratory comm

and congress is at an impasse. jana katsuyama live now at oakland airport with what's at stake and one concession offered today, jana. >> reporter: julie, as you mentioned the tsa agents who work here at the oakland international airport are among those homeland security employees considered essential therefore they have to work without pay but the union leaders tell me that all of this is causing a lot of anxiety. homeland security employees are still feeling the sting of the government shutdown in 2013 when they worked without pay for three weeks. >> they're telling you your job is essential, you have to go to work but you're not important to be paid. >> reporter: tsa officers, border patrol officers and i.c.e. agents would be affected by a shutdown if congress does not pass a bill on time. the republican led house already passed one bill. senate democrats well in the minority refused to pass a similar bill. instead of an 11th hour budget, they called for a meeting. >> to advance the consideration of a clean dhs bill. >> the senate republicans really worry about losing their majo

. >> police are making a new appeal to help find the persons who murdered a highly respected oakland people. hundreds left plow we ares and notes at the vigil yesterday morning. two men robbed and shot him as he hiked up the preserve back in november. police have released sketches of the two suspects, one to his 20 with dread lobs -- dead brooks -- dreadlocks and the other add tall and overweight. >> there are people watching this who know who did this. >> $25,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest. >> there is a winter storm across the nation. sfo is getting word that 36 flights into and out of the airport have been canceled. oakland and san jose international airport are seeing only a small number of scans layings for each according to flight aware. flights already are canceled for tomorrow and wednesday. many are issuing we we waivers to allow passengers to change flights without a fee. >> turning now to the super bowl and the sports world is buzzing about the last second interception that sealed the victory for the patriots and denied a repeat win for the seaha

, southwest has canceled multiple flights today including nine out of oakland because a problem with missed inspections. anne makovec reports. >> reporter: overdue inspections, southwest has been working through the night to do some of the inspections that have been overdue on some of their planes, yet still nine flights canceled here out of oakland international airport this morning. southwest has grounded at least 128 planes, about one- fifth of its fleet, after discovering they had not had inspections on their hydraulic systems, the systems used to control the the rudder if the main system fails. 80 flights were canceled yesterday at least 20 today. i was the bearer of bad news for some passengers this morning. got some mixed reaction. >> you are kidding me. >> i'm not. >> i have to be in philadelphia this evening. >> i have been flying for a long time. it doesn't bother me. [ indiscernible ] [ mumbling ] >> it doesn't bother me. >> reporter: federal officials have agreed to let southwest keep flying the planes if they are checked within the next five days but the airline has been

developments at the port of oakland work resumed following a long and bitter labor dispute but even so it is not business as usual there. the other 28 west coast ports are operating at normal speeds but at the port of oakland it is a different story. ktvu's tom vacar live with what is causing the slow down. tom? >> reporter: in an hour from now the port of oakland is supposed to resume full operation after a weekend and a monday of sluggishness. little went on today that port of oakland despite friday's settlement. only one terminal was open today despite a huge back up. over the weekend most west coast ports returned to and remained in full operation but in oakland there were slow downs with a ruling on sunday the union engaged in an illegal work stoppage. slowness continued today. >> we have 9 vessels at birth. 18 vessels awaiting birth. vessel operations are limited because there is a temporary shortage of experienced crane operators. >> we don't see improvements. got worse. we should be working 24/7 right now. too catch up on the back log. >> reporter: the union did not return our cal

ocurrio aqu en la ciudad de emeryville sino en oakland... dejenme les explico. al parecer a eso de las 12 y media de la tarde el dueno de una tienda llamo al 9-1-1 para reportar que una mujer estaba robando a mano armada su negocio y que actuaba de una manera muy agresiva. pero cuando llegaron la sospechosa ya habia huido. de inmediato comenzo su busqueda y la encontraron 4 cuadras mas adelante. alcanzaron a ver que tenia en sus manos un arma de fuego. en ese momento uno de los policias le disparo. y aunque no han dicho exactamente cuantos disparos recibio la sospechosa algunos testigos dicen haber escuchado al menos 7 detonaciones. tampoco queda muy claro si la mujer apunto su arma contra los agentes. en este momento el caso esta siendo investigado por la division de homicidios del departamento de policia de oakland y de emeryville asi como de la fiscalia del condado de alameda. sandra on cam y fijense que nos enteramos que aparentemente algunos de los agentes policiacos de aqu de emeryville llevan en sus uniformes unas camaras que les permite grabar todos sus movimientos.si estos pol

to order. the port of oakland is still moving at a snail's pace. kpix 5 has learned the reason behind a new slowdown at the port of oakland. joe vazquez says workers are not going at full speed. joe, what's up? >> it's only been 72 hours since an agreement was supposed to get everybody back to work. but now it seems some disagreements are holding all that effort up. >> reporter: big abudi owner of ab trucking in oakland, says these street should be jam packed with trucks right now loading and unloading containers. instead they're empty. because of the union action they're being told they'll be delayed again. >> we're still waiting to get containers. if they're not made available we can't pick them up. >> reporter: today's holdup, the train operators were called back for some sort of meeting or conversation according to a source. cranes load and unload containers from the ships. without them, work essentially freezes. >> we've had a couple of missteps sunday and again this morning briefly. >> reporter: port of oakland spokesman said he can't confirm why the crane operators are n

believes that. >> reporter: three weeks ago, 8,000 people flooded oakland streets calling for a fracking ban in california. tonight's meeting far more subdued but the message was the same. >> this needs to be halted now. this is a public health crisis and nothing less. >> reporter: fracing works by injecting water laced with chemicals thousands of feet underground. it has caused ground water contamination in some places and recently, the state of new york banned fracking. >> governor brown like governor cuomo could put an end to it immediately. >> reporter: a report admits fracking could impact ground water and trigger earthquakes. tonight, some argued the benefits outweigh the risks. >> we should be doing everything possible to increase our domestic oil production. >> reporter: the state oil and gas supervisor claimed in a statement most of the significant environmental impacts can be reduced. he is banking in part of a new set of regulations that would disclose the chemicals used in fracking, test wells before and after fracking, and test nearby drinking water sources. those go into ef

that way. >>> breaking news now in oakland where crews are on the scene of a two alarm fire at a middle school. it began just before 2:00 this morning at claremont middle school on college avenue. 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 contro

are canceled because of a problem with missed inspections. anne makovec is at oakland international airport. anne makovec reports. >> reporter: good morning. we're talking about overdue inspections. southwest has been working through the night to complete some of those inspections. but the five flights from oakland international airport were scheduled to leave at 6 a.m. so this is a time when a lot of those people are showing up to the airport only to be disappointed. southwest grounded 128 planes about one-fifth of the fleet after discovering they had not been inspected on time, specifically the hydraulic system used to control the rudder if the main system fails. 80 flights were canceled yesterday and about 20 today. >> it is scary. it is scary to hear. >> they shouldn't be overlooked. it's negligent. >> reporter: federal officials have agreed to let southwest keep flying those planes if they are checked within the next five days. southwest sent out a statement last night saying, once identified, southwest immediately and voluntarily removed the affected aircraft from service, ini

in oakland. raiders chargers will be unveiling new stadium proposal just outside los angeles in the city of carson. raiders and chargers would both move and together build a privately finance stadium they would share in the city of carson. times broke the story tonight complete with artist renderings complete with artist renderings. raiders an charge renderings. raiders an chargers release a statement saying if they can't get stadium deal done in the current city in the next year then they will build in carson. charges trying to get a new stadium in san diego for 14 years without any progress. unclear what will happen. only one team decided to move and what all of this means for the other project ram work on to relocate from st. louis and that project is farther down the road but they have a news conference tomorrow. 3 things we look for here. mark davis show up at construction hat with shovel. also what nfl do now because you suddenly have two prosecute postal. 2 stadium. and you go from zero team to 3 team in l.a. which would seem to be hard toy manual. and also if you are the rai

to miss it. >> reporter: in the oakland hills, mark kelly, kpix 5. >> to track the incoming storm wherever you are, download the cbs bay area weather app. you can check realtime radar and conditions in your area and send us your weather photos. just search "kpix" in the app store and download the cbs bay area weather app. it's now available for iphone and android. >>> in other bay area headlines the normally bustling port of oakland is quiet tonight. shipping is screeched to a stop this weekend. it's the result of a partial shutdown ordered at all major west coast ports as labor negotiations drag on. our christian hartnett is at the port of oakland tonight. christian. >> reporter: it's been like a ghost town out here today. no trucks taking anything out of the port. no workers on the docks. there's just absolutely no movement going on at the port today where containers like these are stuck. if negotiations don't go anywhere anytime soon, it could get worse for everyone. >> reporter: as the pile-up of cargo containers at the port of oakland grows, there's still no end in sight to t

. you've going to see a big spread from 41 degrees in san jose where it's clear, 49 in oakland, 41 degrees in santa rosa. later today the numbers are warmer than yesterday all the way up to 70 in oakland. the seven-day forecast straight ahead. >>> and right now, it is just your overnight roadwork out the door. if you are heading across the san mateo bridge, here's a live look. you'll hit various lanes blocked from clawiter to foster city boulevard. it's not causing a delay because it's early. >> good time to come to work at 4:30. >> great time to sleep in. >>> thank you. the man suspected of shooting a tv sports anchor is under arrest. mike montana surrendered after a standoff in el cajon. the anchor was shot in the leg and stomach outside his home yesterday afternoon. his silver mercedes had his back window shattered. a neighbor heard the gunfire. >> i heard shots, a pause, 10, 20 seconds, and another round of 6 or 7 shots. >> then you came outside and what happened? >> i came out and i looked up the hill and eye gay was lightning in the street one block up. >> the victim is recov

. >> reporter: a lot of cleanup here in oakland hills, not far from us on skyline boulevard. all over the bay area, a lot of cleaning up to do after the second storm in three days. this is a look at the pine that came down not far from here. the tree clipped part of donna's home and barricaded her front door, just one example of the mix of wind and rain that swept across the bay area yesterday. >> when i heard the cracking, i was sure it was a tree coming down. i was thankful it didn't come through the house and that i was okay. >> reporter: hundreds are still without power. a huge tree fell over at backseat strom and burner street, landing on an suv. 400 customers are still without power and the latest numbers from pg & e show more than 2,000 without power across the bay area. >>> a man is in the hospital after the wind blew big chunkings of styrofoam off a roof and they weighed up to 60 pounds. he was hit in the head while walking along market street. after heavy rain hit the bay area, it continues to the central valley. water rose to the brim of a few creeks in sacramento, and going fo

commute. everything is looking okay. no rolling closures or accidents oakland into san francisco. 880 wide open between hayward and oakland. everything looking good with no accidents in the silicon valley. we are watching the altamont pass though because it is beginning to slow down. you can see the yellow there west 580 heavy from the 205 interchange approaching vasco road. no delays on bart, no delays on ferries or the altamont commuter express. that's "kcbs traffic." now to roberta. >>> good morning, as you are getting ready to step out the door, take a look at the live weather camera towards the bay bridge where we have mostly clear skies at this hour and the winds are nonexistent. as far as the temperatures are concerned we are in the 40s and 50s. 45 in san jose. 10 degrees warmer in san francisco. warmer today than yesterday. but not as warm as it will be tomorrow on your friday. average high in san francisco is 60. instead, 10 degrees above average. 75 in san jose back in through willow glen into cupertino and campbell. upper 60s in concord through walnut creek and into pinole

for joining us. >> we have a lot of news in the next hour. >>> port of oakland's back. mark you were out there yesterday. >> cargo containers are stacked up. they are all full of merchandise. it will take a long time for that backup to clear out.>>> let's look at the effects of the shut down.>>> the raiders with a possible move to los angeles.>>> the red carpet for oakland and the san diego chargers. is it a bluff to get leaders moving on the stadium here.>>> tough questions about where that plan is headed. >>> would you go to a restaurant tipping can be a point of contention. >>> now with the new wage going up in california some places are doing away with tipping entirely.>>> first let's check your weather forecast. we are seeing changes over yesterday. here is a live look at golden gate bridge. looking gorgeous. cool temperatures around the bay. livermore 47. it will get warmer but the temperatures will be cooler than yesterday and breezy in some spots. we have the possibility of sprinkles in the forecast as well. let's look at your extended pork past coming up.>>> fire investigato

surrounding an early morning fire at an oakland middle school. what fire investigators are saying about it. >>> new video showing the mass beheading of egyptian christian hostages. the retaliation against isis, here on ktvu mornings on 2. >>> from ktvu fox 2, this is mornings on two. >>> good morning, we are back live in oakland this morning where an early morning fire damaged a middle school, you can see still a very active scene this morning we're taking you there live, we'll have more on the unusual discovery by firefighters that is now under investigation. >>> it is monday, president's day, february 16th i'm pam cook. >> good morning i'm dave clark, let's talk about your weather and traffic, steve paulson is right there he knows our forecast. >> pretty simple. >> gorgeous. >> gorgeous. >> it will be a little cooler you two, still above average on the temps, coast, why not. why not. let's get the coast fog machine, it's been warm on the coast as well as you know records yesterday, i think that's four days in a row above 80, oakland downtown, just going bonkers. 80 degrees, that

list. they're all on the striking distance. san rafael 69 oakland and downtown is a 72 for the temperature today the old record is 70. we're coming close to the airport. >>: james: it looks like gil were will have a high of 78. were keeping it to appear for the kron 4 evening news will let you know what the official numbers come in and where we will see the numbers. will have the full details coming up in 15 minutes. >>: reporter:: thousands of commuters could be exposed to the measles after an employee of the company linked the park to work. >>: reporter: health officials say that people with most risk are not vaccinated with the measles. the second person travelled through the lobby at the birds stationed in the problem though is that the parts station transport could have spread throughout the entire system. we're not told much about the system or the person that came down with measles. she's an employee of the company linked and. >>: reporter: this is between six and eight in the morning and 729 in the evening. last wednesday even the person at the kitchen and san for cisco

overnight is just picked up. so here's a live look in oakland. everything approaching marina boulevard is clear and 59 miles an hour. the rest of the traffic report coming up. >>> parents and students from catholic high schools turned out for a candlelight vigil against teacher morality clauses. about 200 gathered yesterday outside st. mary's cathedral in san francisco. they are upset about clauses that the city's archbishop put in contracts for teachers. the clauses require opposition to practices that go against church teaching including contraception, sex outside of marriage and homosexual sex. >> we just don't want other teachers to leave and maybe even leave the faith because, um, we think that maybe the catholic church should be progressive like protestants. >> a spokesman for the archbishop says he is reiterating against catholic doctrine and is not discriminating. >>> in a separate controversy a san francisco catholic grade school gave students pamphlets about sexual sins. now the priest there says it was an oversight. staff at star of the sea passed out the pamphlets

arrests so far. >>> an east oakland apartment complex so dangerous, tenants rarely leave their unit. this music video at the hillside apartment shows us why. gang members openly carry guns to intimidate tenants. christin ayers shows us the change ins the work to protect the family ins the complex. >> reporter: hillside apartments have been called the wolves in oakland. neighbors have a nickname for it. >> this is a prison. this is kill side prison. >> reporter: kill side prison. attorney barbara parker told us back in september, ganging were running the place and showed this music video of men opening carrying guns at hillside. >> failure of the owners to maintain the standards and security. it appears to have become a magnet for crime. >> reporter: and blight and bedbugs. so parker filed a lawsuit calling hillside a public nuisance and a drug nuisance. it risks being shut down, but a judge ruled there is no evidence that any of the men in the video lived here or any of the crimes in the lawsuit happened on property. >> my clients have all along devoted the energy and the resources

jessica. >> thank you, geraud moncure. >>> and the raiders playing with oakland, and years of rumors that the team might be leaving town, but tonight a new and e legitimate plan that the raiders are going to be sharing a a stadium with the chargers down in l.a. cheryl hurd is joining us from the coliseum, and we have been through this before, and what sets this apart? >> well a number of deadlines have come and gone, and this time, there is some real money on the table and if you are a raiders' fan, i would be worried. the raiders and the chargers are moving forward together on a plan to build a $1.7 billion nfl stadium they will play in l.a. california. the stadium will be built near the 405 freeway. lit have all of the luxuries and put the pressure on oakland and san diego to try to keep the teams where they are playing currently. >> while the raiders' owner marc davis is committed to staying in oakland long term this latest stadium proposal with the san diego chargers is the most serious leverage ploy yet, and if nothing happens in oakland in the course of the next season, the rai

turned out in oakland today for a protest against hydraulic fracturing in california. the controversial technique also called fracking uses high-pressure water and chemicals to harvest oil and natural gas. abc 7 news reporter is live in the newsroom with more on today's demonstration. >> this was one of the largest demonstrations against fracking recently and it was held in governor jerry brown's home ton ton -- hometown, oakland, for a reason. the event organizers said governor brown's administration has given a green light to oil companieto drill in california. the state is the third highest oil producers in the country. fracking has recently gained more interest after records analyzed by the associated press found that california regulators allowed oil companies to re-eject hydraulic fracking fluids into aquifers. people converged on oakland for this event. >> i came up by bus this morning. and i'm doing this because i believe in the future for all human life and all life on earth. and i believe it's time for us to create a whole other way of being human. >> reporter: d

: they met here in oakland, find out what both mayors say is the biggest economic challenge to the region. >>> and low clouds and fog, we have a look at the clearing and weekend in view up next. >>> plus the big hitters, the big change for one team as players arrive today. have you heard of the new dialing procedure for for the 415 and 628 area codes? no what is it? starting february 21, 2015 if you have a 415 or 628 number you'll need to dial... 1 plus the area code plus the phone number for all calls. okay, but what if i have a 415 number, and i'm calling a 415 number? you'll still need to dial... 1 plus the area code plus the phone number. so when in doubt, dial it out! >>> san francisco mayor invited leaders to gather together today. sal castaneda is live with a topic that was on everyone's mind. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. this regional summit, they were speaking of the challenges in the region and pledged copper ration in solving them. oakland mayor were on stage at the oakland convention center at a summit put on by the san francisco times. they hosted to sh

sun and milder going to tomorrow and second half at weekend. oakland, you are going get to 63 today. san francisco, 60. 63 down in san jose. 61-degrees today in redwood city. so to you showers today in--so showers today much of the bay area, tomorrow, it is partly cloudy and then drier and warmer weather returns the workweek. >>> a landmark on the san francisco waterfront will be history in about three weeks. sin bads is being kicked out. the restaurant has not been a good ten gnat. they hope to--ten nit. >>> about 50,000 uber drivers names and driver's license numbers may be in the hands of hackers. about 21,000 uber drivers in california may be affected. they are still trying to see how the hackers got into the similar. >>> well, for--into the system. >>> well, for years, women have been starting their families later in life. but how late is too late? now, as we look at dollars test that allows women to put their fertility clock on ice. >> i didn't want my clock, the ticking of it to push me into a relationship. >> reporter: 35 and single, jessica dreamed of becoming a mom, one da

oakland hills, we will zoom in there so you can see the mess left behind when the trees went down in this area. this is off of skyline boulevard here in oakland. one of many trees that went down. that was hardly the worst of it. we talked to a woman today, shed the winds were so powerful around 7:30 this morning they pulled a massive pine tree out of the ground from its roots and sent it toppling over her driveway and on to part of her roof. >> i was in my bedroom. i heard the branches. it hit by redwood, you can see all of the branches it broke off as it came down and, just -- just i kind of just said god i hope it does not come through the bedroom. and then it went thud and the house shook. >> reporter: this is really happening all over the east bay today. other trees went down in berkeley it this morning, this one on blake street. hitting power lines. neighbors call the fire department after the power lines started to smoke. tree limbs falling all around it. the rain also causing a slippery mess on highways today. this was an accident on 680 near danville. that slowed things down

was 44. 51 this morning. oakland airport set a record low. 37 napa and 37 santa rosa. but also a lot more 40s. any 30s here? it's close. alamo 39. black hawk is close. and much cooler out toward antioch and brentwood. that allows them to see the temperatures drop into the low 40s. if you are traveling, here's the source of the delays from oklahoma to texas. this will cause all sorts of fits here. the freezing rain and snow to the north. we will focus our attention on a change coming into friday. today is low clouds, cool and sunny and mild inland. warm to mild inland. a little cooler coast and bay. 60s to 70 degrees. here he is mr. sal castaneda. >> thank you very much. >>> we are looking at a commute that is going to be doing okay in many areas. this is a look at the east shore freeway and the traffic looks good as you head out to the carquinez bridge. if you are on the move to the toll plaza, you should see a very nice drive here. it's getting a little bit more crowded but nothing you can't handle. some of the left lanes are a little bit crowded paying cash there. the traffic is ok

you, elizabeth. >>> the oakland raiders are threatening to move south and play in a brand-new facility near los angeles. the plan is to build a $1.7 billion stadium in the city of carson to be shared with the san diego chargers. still, oakland mayor libby schaaf says raiders has assured her that oakland is their top priority. >> naturally, they have to look at other options. they have done that before. they will do that again in negotiations. >> hopefully this will jump- start it and get it done. >> developers have been complaining that plans for a coliseum city with stadiums for the raiders and the athletics are moving too slowly. >>> the mayor of san diego is not happy about all of this saying, quote, this would amount to abandoning generations of loyal chargers fans. despite this news, we are going to continue our efforts to develop a viable stadium solution. >>> and that stadium would be built between two major freeways. we'll take a look at a map that showed proposed site. our sister station in l.a. flew above the location. >> reporter: we're looking at the 405 freeway an