Underway this week. Joe fonzi is in route. Looking forward to his reports down there at pebble beach. An exciting week for the people along the peninsula as the Golf Tournament gets underway. I woke up this morning and i had the cup of joe, the twitter feed going and i saw a tweet from the giants last night. Coming soon. Number 25 with a strobe light. You hear crowd noise under it. The crack of a bat. He is not in the hall of fame. Didnt make it this last chance. But barry bonds, does he get his jersey retired . Does that mean . What do you guys think. I mean, i cant imagine anyone else wearing that number. No one has worn it since he retired back in 2007. This is precedent setting because he is not in the hall of fame. At least not yet. Not yet. Fan fest saturday. Yeah. I think it would be a nice tip of the cap of the organization to retire the jersey. It would be number ten. Pitchers and catchers on monday. Pitchers and catchers for Little League was yesterday. How is your team doing. The Phillies Team is looking solid. Looking forward to the season. People looking at the market. Is it going to be up or down . It is actually in the positive. Up 14 points. A lot different from what we saw yesterday, which was negative 1300 points, at least on the dow. The nasdaq right now really not that Much Movement there. Just down five points. And the s p 500 down 9. Alex savidge is live in San Francisco. This has been a wild morning just in the past two and a half hours or so, alex. Reporter it really has. The market has been up and down since the opening bell this morning. It would appear as though stocks have sort of stabilized. You can imagine there is a lot of anxiety on wall street. On Market Street in San Francisco, people were talking to say theyre not ready to panic. No. Not worried at all. You only lose money if you sell when it is low. If you ride it out, it is a good teem to put money in because it can go farther again. Reporter yesterday there was that massive selloff on wall street. The dow by the closing bell had plunged nearly 1200 points. That was a 4. 6 drop. And it wiped out the market gains that have been made so far this year. Health care, energy and tech stocks all brought down the market yesterday, as well as the worries about Rising Interest Rates in the near future. While some investors are certainly feeling anxious, Financial Experts say now is the time that all of us need to focus on the sound fundamentals of our economy. If you panic and sell when the market drops and then sit on the side lines until there is a big recovery, and many people did this, not huge numbers but a lot of people did this back in 2008, 2009. They waited a couple years to get back in and theyre worse off for having done so. Reporter now, the dow down about 8 and a half percent from its previous highs earlier in the year. But percentagewise it is nothing compared to 1987, when the dow dropped 22 in just one day. So important to put things in perspective. The u. S. Has seen 88 straight months of job growth. Low inflation. Aalthough there continues to be concerns on wall street that the fed will raise Interest Rates soon. We saw the free fall with stocks part of a market correction, a dialing back after the market sored to record highs within the past month or so. Send it back to you guys. Thank you, alex. James mcbride of the Mcbride Group handles investments from private individuals. He joins us live this morning. They say when this is happening, let the professionals do it. Dont do anything. If anything youre going to lock in losses. Is that correct . That exactly correct. People have tendencies to do something even if it is wrong. It usually is wrong if you do something. The most important thing is to stay the scores course. It is time in the market not market timing. Thats why young people like you will do great because you invested in your 401 k last month, you invest in your 401 k this month and aggressively. Young people. Thank you. Trust me, sal, it is all relative. When you joined us on friday at noon, you talked about forces that were in play. What is happening today that will affect the market . I think today people are coming to their senses. Okay. The market was clearly getting ahead of itself. We had returns lasta they are were pretty much off the chart. Unsustainable. That is exactly the right word. You had the s p 500 up 20 . The dow up 20 . Those are threeyear numbers on average. The market was ahead of itself. It has come back. I was looking before we went on air and the market is pretty much where it was before thanksgiving. Its not like we lost that much. What i try to remind people is look back a little bit to see how far the market has gone. The market does go up over time. If you want to see how strong the market s get on the internet and find out what the Dow Jones Industrial average was the day that you were born. It was a lot lower. It was a lot lower. Let me ask you about computer trading. Okay. A lot of people place these orders to buy or sell at a certain price. And then you hear the analysts saying the computers are taking over and that may have driven the sharp drop. That is correct. The problem is it is not people making decisions, it is a computer alga rate. What was driving the market really since thanksgiving, when we had like a 3,000point upswing it is called a momentum alga rate. They were feeding on themselves coming up. When they smell something going south, theyre out of there. Volatility index. Exactly. Yesterday there was a thousand point drop in about one minute. Thats not human being. Its the computer. Theyre the bad guys. Market correction. Do we need one . Explain it for arrivers. Do we need one . We never hit it. We werent there yet. It has been such a long time since we have had one. The consensus, in my opinion, yes, we need it. Why . We need to take our foot off of the accelerator so the value of stock is more in line with the true value of the company. Make no mistake about it. Companies are doing well. Thats why this thing is nothing to worry about. The underlying fundment l as, the economy is terrific. Earnings are up. Wages are going up. If i own a company, isnt that a little concerning . It sure is. Think about this, the consumer represents twothirds, Consumer Spending represents twothirds of the do he mess tick product. Those consumers have more money now. They will be spending more money now. That is a good thing. Retail investors, a small investor that buys individual stocks, is there buying opportunity. You betcha. Im a bargain hunter. I lock a sale. I always tell my wife im in the only business that people hate a sale. Okay. Some opportunities out there. I think so. Im not opening the envelopes that come to the house for the next few weeks or so. You dont need to. Keep investing and add to your 401 k each month. Slow and steady wins the race. Thank you. Thank you. Coming up we will talk about the question of the day which is on this topic. We ask you, are you making any changes to your investments following the stock market sell off . 10 say yes. 58 say no. 32 are not invested in the market. Eileen tweets, im not agreedy. Very happy with my return during the bubble over the past year. Too close to retirement to take chances. I will look into added stock purchase buy low when you can. Rain or shine, stick to your strategy. Have cash on hand to take advantage of pull backs. I like it. And i thank you for sending in your responses. We will share them with you at 9 30. 9 hashtag is ktvuthe9. We like getting your comments on facebook and twitter. A Human Rights Group says nursing home patients are being overmedicated as a control mechanism. Up next, 2 investigates looks into what researchers found happening right here in california. Reporter when her daughter was forced to find her 93year old mother a nursing facility in the bay area that was the hardest thing. Reporter right after her mother settled in, she got a call. Her mother was being aggressive. She says the caretaker made a recommendation. She said, but we have this medication that has worked for other patients. Reporter thats when they are mother started a regimen of a cocktail of drugs, antipsychotics, muscle relaxers and the personality went away. I cant describe it. She would explain to me that she was seeing bugs. I knew this was a side effect of the drug. She was seeing the kaleidoscope. It sounded like somebody was on a. Drug trip. An lsd trip is what it sounded like. It was terrible. Did you feel pressure to get those medications for your mother . Yes. Because that was the going thing. Thats how they dealt with this kind of thing. Reporter and she isnt alone. According to a new report, more than 179,000 de men apatients nationwide are given antipsychotic drugs without a proper medical reason. It is unacceptable. Using antipsychotic drugs inappropriately and as restraints and prohibited by federal law but it persists because of an enforcement problem. Reporter hannah is a lead researcher on the report and visited more than a hundred facilities across the u. S. , including in california. I interviewed one woman who said that every time her mother cried out because she had a urinary tract infection, because she had a pull pulmonary embolism, because she was sitting in her own urine, it slapped her with antipsychotic drugs. Reporter those are the three conditions where such drugs would be appropriate. Since 2012, california has improved. The personal is down but flam says it is a widespread dangerous and even deadly problem. In fact the government has issued its strongest warning against using these drugs in older people with dementia because they make it almost twice as likely that a person dies within ten weeks. Reporter 2 investigates want today find out which bay area nursing facilities showed red flags according to federal data. Although no facilities are named in the report, our team obtained a government list showing almost two dozen local facilities with a High Percentage of residents taking the medications. But some on the list say there are legitimate reasons why percentages are high. For instance, they have fewer residents and they specialize in treating patients who need those drugs for approved diseases. Human rights watch say that many facilities are giving the drugs for appropriate reasons but the state isnt investigating to make sure. The problem is that the government is failing to enforce the law and the industry is getting away with it. Do you remember the things that you saw on the ceiling and the walls . She doesnt. I dont want to remember them. Yeah. Okay. Reporter for celia christian, life is better now off of the drugs and at a different nursing home. Her humor is back. What is she saying . She has so much personality. Reporter and hopefully not going anywhere soon. She thinks you have a great personality. Somewhere. She looks very aggressive. My goodness. Come on. 93. She was quick with the come backs. The enforcement part of this story, we just heard the woman claim they are failing to enforce it. What needs to be done to fix that . The researcher we spoke with say regulations in california are stronger than other states. Actually our numbers are better than other states. It is not that the laws arent there. It is that enforcement investigators are not going to these places with red flags and seeing if people are following them or not. They dont have the money or the resources. Sadly enough with this story or stories that i have been on when it comes down to staffing and state people going, it goes back to that. Thats what theyre saying. At the end of the day we want more specific questions. Maybe that is the answer. Really you cant organize in the same way. We asked the department of Public Health for an interview to answer the questions. They declined an on camera interview saying their numbers are better but we didnt get any specifics on it. Lets talk about the family aspect. Lets say we have a mom getting on in the years, 80 plus and we make the decision to put her in a care facility. How do we do that . We want to be advocates. But how do we do that. Pay attention. My family had a grandmother that went to a nursing facility there. Is so much stress. Even though the loved one is in the nursing facility, this daughter went every day and talked to mom. If you notice a drastic change, ask why. Get the list of medications she is on. Bring it to a doctor and a second doctor. Some people are asking me isnt it the doctors that prescribe the medications not the nursing facilities. What is sad about that, candice, we have family members in nursing facilities from time to time. Were there on top of the nurses. But some people dont have that. Uhhuh. What is sad the people that dont have that end up dying quicker. Uhhuh. I guess if you can, if you know someone who is older, see if you can take care of them by asking questions. Asking questions, being there. Talking to the caretaker, talking to the loved ones and friends. Talking to everyone. But it is a difficult process of course. The fact is that if someone is doping an individual up and sticking them in a corner, you know, that is against the law. It is against the law. That is criminal. It is hard to catch. And that was this is why the researcher was saying that is the problem, enforcement. They started saying their mom was sleeping all the time. They brought her home for thanksgiving and she was falling asleep during every bite. When she got off the drugs her mom was back again. Youre thinking maybe it is depression, she is sleeping too much. When she was off the drugs, she is better. In this specific case we looked and it appeared to be the medications. A powerful report. Thank you, candice. Coming up on mornings on 2 the 9, a hate Crime Investigation at cupertinos Deanza College. The attack on a transgender student that is leading to meetings between the student leaders and the president. Up next, President Trump will decide whether to release another classified memo, this time by democrats. We have a followup to the story we first reported on the 9 yesterday about a 10vehicle crash in santa rosa. Six people were injured including two with major injuries. Authorities is a i a truck hauling tons of fire debris crashed into cars sparking a fire. Plumes of smoke could be seen for miles. It took firefighters half an hour to bring the fires under control. Crews had to act fast and prevent the fuel burning from getting into the sewer system nearby and the creeks. Mayor schaaf will join dreamers to call on legalizing their status. They want federal lawmakers to stop using young people as bargaining chips in the debate over immigration. Theyre holding a news connerrence today at june at the Childrens Hospital of oakland. They need to resolve the issue of dreamers separate from other immigration laws, including the demand for a wall along the mexican border. President trump will decide whether to authorize the release of a classified memo, this time by the democrats. Yet the House Intelligence Committee voted to release the memo drafted in response to last weeks republican memo that accused the fbi and the department of justice of abusing their power to get a warrant to monitor a former Trump Campaign associate. Democrats on the House Intel Committee say the first memo is inaccurate and misleading. We think this will help inform the public of the many distortions and inaccuracies in the majority memo. President trump has five days now to decide whether or not he will authorize the release of that memo. President trump is speaking about the drunk driving crash that killed Indianapolis Colts linebacker edwin jackson. Jackson was killed sunday night by a suspected drunk driver in the country illegally. Police say the driver is an undocumented immigrant and had been deported twice. Jackson and his uber driver were struck as they stood outside of the car on interstate 70 in indianapolis. Both men were killed. In the tweet the president said the following. Quite a scare this morning for some people along the east coast who have the weather app called accuweather on their phone. Accuweather mistakenly sent a text alert to people about a tsunami warning along the eastern sea board, including charleston, South Carolina and port lane, maine. However it was actually a test. Officials sent the second alert a short time later but it is like unringing a bell. Coming up next on mornings on 2 the 9, do you feel like youre kind of wasting hours of your day stuck in traffic . If you say yes, up next, the new report that proves youre right. An East Bay High School school paralyzed during a wrestling match last month. The outpouring of support by the community to help his family. U. S. Stocks went on another bumpy ride on wall street. Dropping very sharply, about 500 points in early trading. As you can see here as we take a live look at the dow jones, the board, it is up 112 points right now. Our question of the day has been are you making any changes to your investments following that recent stock market sell off we saw on friday as well as monday . 10 say yes. 58 are doing the right thing, sitting on your hands and saying no. 32 ever you say you are not invested in the market. And really sitting on your hands, not checking the envelope or checking online is the thing to do. I have a feeling that a lot of the people who watch us are not retail investors. Theyre the kind of people who allow the professionals like all of us really to have they do it and we kind of watch. Youre not going to open the envelope. Dont want to know. As james said, if youre in your 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, sit back. Right. And probably relax, take a breath. And then if youre closer to retirement, then you start opening the envelope. Mike, i like your attitude. I like your attitude too, steve. A day trader. Busy, busy. Yeah. If youre young enough, keep buying. We do have if youre buying in High Pressure, boy, ill tell you, were pay off big time with dividends of record highs. These were the records yesterday. San francisco, gilroy, Half Moon Bay and mountain view. Almost all of the records went back to 2011. The same can be said for today. I think San Francisco and san jose will certainly be there. Only a degree off. The forecast high is 76. The record is 77. I would be surprised if santa rosa and oakland, they would have to hit 81. It will be tougher there. There is an off shore breeze coming off of the Oakland Berkeley hills. That is making for mild temps already. It is 65 in San Francisco. And there are two observations of 66. I mean, berkeley lab is 63. Alameda is 63. Tiburon, 63. I think you get the idea. Were on our way to close to a record high. Again, another record looks to be on the on the way. We could sure use rain. February usually averages about 4 and a half or about 11 days on average of rain. We havent had any yet. Has there ever been a february without rain . Yes. 1864 there wasnt a drop. In february 1953, only had. 04. That was the second dryest. And to be on honest, i dont see anything through the 21st. There is what . Fog. Coast all fog in Southern California in february. June gloom in february for Southern California. Look at that north northeast breeze coming in. All signs point towards sunshine and warm temps. Mid60s already in fairfield. Napa at 65. San jose at 64. And it is High Pressure aloft at the surface. And these are 20 degrees above average, you guys. If anything, there will be a little cooldown on the weekend. Until then, we could have seven, eight days in a row of record highs. Get the sunscreen out. Already, yes, i would. A new study ranks San Francisco traffic as some of the worst. Not only in the country but the world. Allie rasmus has a look at the numbers from a new Traffic Congestion report card. Reporter the report card is issued by a traffic Analytics Company based out of washington. They say this year San Francisco has the fifth worst commute globally. When they talk about that, theyre talking about San Francisco proper as a city. But we know that congestion is a problem really bay area wide. Lets show you the rankings. L. A. Still ranks number one. It has held that title for a few years as the most congested city in the world. Number two is moscow. Followed by new york city. And san pablo, brazil. And San Francisco, spending 79 hours a year in peak traffic. It is frustrating commute. A lot of stop and go. That is part of living in the bay area now. I have seen it grow incrementally quickly in the last five years. It depends on the day. Fridays are typically lighter than monday. But i would have to say overall, yes. Reporter as you come up with this traffic report card, it analyzed data flow data from 38 countries from around the world. They release this report every year for the past several years. While the problem is bad in some Southern California issues, this is a problem across the country when it comes to congestion. Ten cities in the u. S. Made the top 25 most congested list for 2017. The author suggests that all of the time spent in traffic in the u. S. Costs drivers an average of 1,250 a year in the form of wasted time, higher insurance, and wear and tear on their vehicles. In berkeley, allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. Try walking into any sort of a party as me, the traffic guy. You get an earful. It is your fault. People say it has gotten worse. There is frustration. You get that sense. People are changing where they live because of where they work because it is so bad. And the fix is . I mean i look at it there is nothing that you can do. Look at your face. Yeah. I mean, ill be honest, im glad i drive in at 4 00 in the morning. Im not a 9 00 to 5 00er but i appreciate the work that they do. Bart has ten new cars but three are in the shop. This comes just three weeks after the new cars debuted on the Richmond Warren springs line. Bart says the Software Fixes are not safety related and it is part of the breaking in process of the new cars. The process that can last up to a year. Seven of the new ten cars will be in service on any given day until the updates are complete. Lets get more news of the day by going over and saying good morning to our own dave clark. Good morning, gasia. San jose police are investigating overnight shootings in different locations that left three people dead. The latest shooting was early this morning. A man was shot and killed in his car at a car wash. So far no arrests have been made. Theres no word of a motive. And then late last night, a man and a woman were shot and killed in a murdersuicide near a dennys restaurant on south first street and east alma avenue. It happened around 10 50. Each of the victims were shot at least one. The investigation continues. Well, the next phase of the battle to recall judge aaron persky is Santa Clara County happens today. Official supervisors will vote whether to put it on the june 5th ballot. The county of registrar voters already declared there are enough signatures gather today put it on the ballot. The judge was criticized for sentencing brock turner to only six months in jail for sexually assaulting a woman who was unconscious and intoxicated outside of a fraternity party. Now, while critics say the sentence was too lenient, perskys supporters say was just following the sentencing guidelines. Those are just some of your morning headlines. Mike, sal, gasia, im stenned back to you. Thank you, dave. Concerned student leaders at Deanza College say a transgender student was attacked on campus. It is being investigated as a hate crime. D. J. Smith says he was walking to his car on the fourth floor of the garage on january 24th. When a man started coming towards him from the other direction. The second i hit the landing, he is down and he is right in front of me. And he screams [censor] and punches me straight in the face. Smith was hospitalized with head injuries. Campus police later released a sketch of the suspect described as a white man, early 40s, silver hair, 510, 200 pounds. School officials do not have the money to install surveillance cameras in the parking garage but have increased patrols in the area. A story we reported on yesterday about the state attorney general overseeing reforms for the San Francisco police department. San francisco becomes the First Police Department in the country to voluntarily agree to state oversight. The department held a News Conference yesterday to announce californias attorney general javier basara will supervisor 300 reforms recommended by federal officials to rebuild community trust. The state is taking over after the Trump Administration ended an obamaera Program Designed to ease community tensions. Accountability, transparency, confidence and trust, they all come from giving people a sense that there will be an independent review of the work that is being done. Change is a very difficult thing. We are committed to doing the changes that we know that we need to. Chief scott shes more than half of the refors are in place or in the process of being implemented. Police say use of force incidents by the way dropped by 14 last year. The family, school and wrestling rivals are coming together to raise money so ryans family can buy a specially equipped van. Reporter hundreds of people arrived at College Park High school for a fund raiser to help ryan joseph and his family. The 16yearold became paralyzed during a wrestling accident last may. The money flowed into the donation jars. 15 per person for a pasta dinner. Tshirts were sold for 20 each. Im proud of our community. And im, you know, proud to be here and support. Reporter organizers hope to raise 50,000 to help ryans family buy a Wheelchair Accessible van. It is more than we could ever ask. You cant wish for Something Like this. It is just outstanding. Reporter on january 10th, he suffered a spinal cord injury during a wrestling match, leaving him paralyzed from the neck down. Paul silva was off duty as battalion chief and was at the match to watch his own son on the rival team. He attended to ryan before the paramedics arrived and spear head this had fundraiser. He says on this night, everyone is on team ryan. Were team rivals. All you have our wrestling steam is here. De la salles wrestle team is here. We have a lot of support. Reporter last week ryan was transferred so colorado for if for further treatment. He is now practicing breathing without a ventilator, preparing to eat solid foods. He can move his arms to help control his wheelchair. He has regained some feeling in his feet. Instead of mouthing words, he can now talk. Now he is telling bad jokes. The family is already rolling their eyes over the bad jokes. But he has a sense of humor. Reporter ryans grandmother says the sophomore knows about the fundraiser and he has said on my worst days, i think of all of you and know it is going to be all right. Were all here for you. And youve got it. Youre strong. And get well, brother. Reporter ryans family is grateful for the support from the community and ryans medical team. It will be a long, slow process. But it is just amazing what they have done already. Reporter ryans grandmother tells me that he and his parents will be at the denver Treatment Facility for the next 90 days. But it may take a year or two before they know what his full capabilities will be. The hope is of course that he will walk again. In pleasant hill, amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. And if you want to help ryan and his family, you can donate to the gofundme page. We have a link on our website at ktvu. Com. Just click on web links. Fill that is gearing up for a big victory parade for the eagles on thursday. Organizers say it will be one of the biggest celebrations in city history. They expect at least a Million People to come. The Philadelphia School district along with the archdiocese have canceled class to give students and teachers a chance to, quote, witness history. The city celebrates the 4133 victory over the new england patriots. Massachusetts authorities are investigating a burglary at the home of patriots tight end gronkowski. Thieves stole safes and guns as well. The burglary happened while he was in minneapolis for the super bowl. Following the heart break loss, gronkowski announced he is considering retirement. Coming up on mornings on 2 the 9, he gained fame as the dancing football coach. We have Alonso Carter, who is inspiring people on and off the field. Also music for everyone. So excited to talk to sheila es oaklands own, about her organization that is giving children more access to muse nick oakland Public Schools. At at t, we believe in access. The opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. Connecting with the things that matter most. And because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, weve created access from at t. California households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for Home Internet at a discounted rate of 10 a month. No commitment, deposit, or installation fee. Visit att. Com accessnow to learn more. In 2012, elevate oakland was create today make sure that students have equal access to art and Music Education by providing resources to oakland Public Schools. Tonight some of oakland student musicians will be performing with veterans with all proceeds going to benefit the program. For more were happy to be joined by oaklands own sheila e and berkeleys own lynn mavry. Thank you for being with us. Thank you for having us. Music can change a childs life. You more than anyone know this, sheila e. Yeah. I was born in a family that is very musical. That was great. There are a lot of kids that are not. Here in the bay area, you know, the dropout rate is huge. With music being taken out of the schools, were trying to keep them in schools. Music is educational. It helps with science and math. Just a lot of wonderful fundamentals that you need in growing up. A lot of people think of it as an extra. It is often one of the first things cut. It shouldnt be. It should be a normal curriculum in the schools. As it use today be a long time growing up. Talk about how some of the children who are participating in programs what changes you have seen after someone who is not a musician and all of a sudden picks up an instrument. Absolutely. We had a very young kid, our First Venture was in los angeles. And we had this one young child that wasnt speaking. We didnt know until we were donating instruments to the program and they told us that once we donated these drums to them that they was the first time that they actually responded to rhythm. And then they started speaking. They were actually singing along with playing. It is not just something for fun. It elevates thinking and motor skills. It touches a special part of the brain. Youre a drummer. A little bit. You have dabbled. My two little boys ages 7 and 9 just started in their Public School band. That is awesome. My husband and i wrote a 200 check to cover incidentals. It covers it for the entire year. The band leader is mr. Herrington. What he does with these kids who have never touched an instrument, i went to the winter recital and i cried. A lot of time the children dont have a chance to get an instrument. Were trying to raise money and do shows like were doing tonight at yoshis. We have minor f. Yes. And we have residents helping as well. We need to raise the money to continue the programs. We use local musicians to come in and help with teaching the classes and the history and the arts about music. And the kids are loving it. We have reached like 3,000 kids. But weve got to keep the programs going. We need the assistance of the community to help. Sheila, i dont want to give away my age but i still have a 12inch record of yours. Your kids nowadays, do you ever play your music for them . I would be happy to bring in my 12inch record and my turn table and throw it on for you. Do they know theyre talking to the great sheila e. It doesnt even i just share with them my experience and why i love music so much and what it does for me. Those 12inches and lps are coming back. Even with my new record here were doing lps as well. And were trying to educate them on when we grew up, we were editing and cutting tape. Now it is all digital. Were trying to bring that back. With the razor blade. Absolutely. I remember that. Were trying to bring that back. The education of music and why it is so important. Is the show tonight sold out or are there tickets. Available. We still have tickets available. The show starts at 8 00. We will be hanging out. Lynn and i will be performing as well. Were just going to jam with the kids and have a great time and raise some money. If you cant make it, go to elevateoakland. Org and make a donation. Ousd in the house. You were very vocal about the super bowl and that you did not want prince s hologram to be used. What did you think of his image on a white sheet . Was that okay with you. I did a Facebook Live and i basically said, you know, i apologize for anything that i had done to, you know, i guess divert everyone when really we should have been celebrating the music of prince which we did all week. It was pretty amazing. I was making a statement because he did say to me dont let anyone ever do a hologram of me. And thats all i asked. When you talk about prince since you knew him, people listen. Yes. And thats all i needed to know. There wasnt a hologram. I thought what had happened was beautiful. It touched me. For the city as well to make that light up the city with his you know, with this and that sign that i have tattooed on my arm, for the city to do that, amazing. I have never seen that before. And i want to talk to the mayors about continuing to have that stay. Whoever thought of that, that was brilliant that. Was a moment that really touched our hearts. That made me cry. It was beautiful. He is so missed and so loved still. Yeah. Thank you so much. I will mention we have all of the information you that need to get the tickets tonight here in oakland on ktvu. Com. When youre there, you will find it in the web links section under the mornings on 2 tab. Thank you both for joining us. Thank you so much. Rock on, ladies. Thank you. Well be right back. [music] all right. We have breaking news to bring you. Theres been a large earthquake in high thai juan. A magnitude 6 had the 4 struck about two hours ago. Look at that video right now. The government is reporting that the ground floor of a hotel has caved in and there is fear that the entire hotel could collapse. There is a bridge that has collapsed. Emergency crews working to get people trapped inside out of the hotel. No official word of any deaths or injuries. We have seen images of heavy damage posted on social media, including roadways buckling. The earthquake comes after a magnitude 6. 1 hit the same area on sunday. A group of bay area olympians will soon be on their way to the winter games in south korea. Vincent joe from palo alto and chen of fremont will leave in just minutes from sfo. You see United Airlines giving them a big sendoff at the international terminal. The first event team skating and freestyle skating is on thursday. Ktvu is celebrating black History Month by highlighting men and women who have made a difference. [music] reporter some people first discovered him as the dancing football coach from san jose state university. Long before his newly found fame, Alonso Carter or as many people call him, coach zo was well known in his hometown. We moved up the street from Carmel Village to Westwood Gardens and went to prescott elementary, west oakland middle school. Reporter one of four children, carter was raised by a single mom in public housing. He says thankfully a few blocks away was his outlet where his only male rode model lived. You spent a lot of time here. Yeah. My grandfathers house. Thats where i got my work ethic from. He got up every date at 5 00 and worked. He would take me with him. Reporter his grandfather taught him responsibility. Every day before middle school, he would head over to the bart station where he made money to help contribute to his family. Sort newspapers in the morning. Then that graduates to oakland tribune. I sold newspapers right over there at the west oakland bart station and the west oakland post office. Reporter although he moved away from the area, carter says coming back always feels like home. I see you know a lot of people in the community still. Yes. You give them hugs. Yes. What is it like . Does it ground you being here. I love it. Reporter he also loves his alma mater, where he fell in love with football and dancing. Later teaming up with a backup dancer who you know as mc hammer. He performed at the mtv music awards and grammys. After a successful career in entertainment, he felt unfulfilled. I was always humbled, praying, hoping that my opportunity to change lives would come. Reporter it did. After coming off of tour he was a highly successful track and football coach where he made an impact on young players. I was able to play with him my senior year in high school. I learned a lot. He prepared me for what was next in terms of college. Reporter carter was a three time coach of the year at contra costa college. Still with so much success on the field, he needed more if he wanted to take his career in the next level. I didnt have my degree to be able to Coach Division 1 football. So i went back to school with the urging of my wife. Reporter in 2016, carter graduated with his bachelors degree from the then cal state hayward. That propelled him to the next level in his current post as running back coach of san jose state university. A short time later he was able to help and witness another bay area natives dream come true. Mckinley, his whole journey from contra costa to ucla, now a first round draft pick for the atlanta falcons. Reporter carter is not done. He encourages everyone to never forget where you came. Go back to your community, go back to your Elementary School and just teach the kids that they can be special and do something special. Im always going to come back to oakland because im home grown. Reporter paul chambers, ktvu fox 2 news. Thanks, coach. About 20 minutes ago the San Francisco giants confirmed they will retire the number of a player not in the hall of fame. That is barry bonds. Number 25 will be retired. Bonds as you know played from 1993 to 2007 with the giants. He joins many others who have had their San Francisco giants numbers retired. There are six others with the new york joints organization. Theyre going to celebrate this on august 11th, 2018. The game against the pirates. We will see you back here at noon. 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