low 70s. now sal with an update on your traffic. there is about accident westbound 580. this accident involving a motorcycle down. several vehicles have stopped to assist the injured person. the fire department is making its way through the backup now. stbound 580 west ostlermore airport. 880 north and southbound that traffic moves well at the coliseum. let's go back to the desk. thank you. san jose police are asking for the publics help to track down a suspect that beat up two good samaritans. the two men were trying to help a woman that was also being assaulted. this happened on north first in devine. tara moriarty is there with more details on the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. two men were walking out of this restaurant called teske's at 2:00 in the morning the day before halloween. they noticed a man beating up a woman. they immediately jumped in to try to help her but ended up becoming victims themselves. the restaurant owners had just closed his doors and noticed the two men lying unconscious in the street. police say one of the victims suffered severe facial wounds. and both men ages 47 and 36 had to be transported to a nearby hospital. now authorities say the neighborhood is a realtively safe one and there have been some speculation the man they are looking for is a trained fighter. >> i was surprised that one guy could do this to two people. it was pretty -- i kind of used the phrase it was almost like this guy must have been an mma fighter. it was bad. >> reporter: now mma is the letter for the mixed marital arts. the woman is mixed race. medium height and build. shoulder length hair wearing a dark dress. the suspect is white in his mid wearing a maroon colored shirt. police have been unable to find either of them. they don't know if it was a domestic dispute here. again the incident happened on october 30th at 2:00 mt. morning. it was a saturday. if you have any information or saw anything you are ask the to contact the san jose police. live in san jose tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. 6:03. in oakland today demonstrators will stage another march and rally. this could cause problems for bart commuters. about 100 protestors shut down the fruitvale bart station for an hour last night. they marched from the barbershop where derrick dd jones was shot and killed by two oakland police officers on monday. those officers say they thought jones was reaching for a weapon but he was unarmed. >> at the end of the day a son is stop avenue gone, a -- a son is gone, a father is gone. >> bart says no arrests were made. demonstrators will march again at the same location beginning at 3:00. a proposed gang injunction -- oakland city attorney it will help reduce crime and violence in that area. police are serving notices to 41 alleged gang members to appear in court. it created one of the bay area's worst traffic jams. the antioch man that threatened to blow up the bay bridge remains in the san francisco county jail this morning. the tenth incident yesterday morning created a two hour traffic nightmare. the chp shut down all westbound lanes when he pulled over west of treasure island and threatened to blow up his suv. jade hernandez joins us now. >> reporter: good morning. the man that shut down the top deck of the bay bridge he faces several charges this morning. he told the california highway patrol that he was extremely sorry for causing concern and issues in creating a two hour traffic backup. >> from talking to mr. valentino he was extremely remorseful. he was very apologetic. he feels very bad for what took place. >> reporter: we've received a text message from the wife of the 51-year-old security guard. craig carlos valentino. her husband took her 15-year- old daughter to breakfast but before getting there he stopped hiss suv on the bay bridge just west of treasure island. carlos told authorities by phone he had a gun and was going to blow up his car. the security guard made several phone calls. he also texted his sister. his sister said her brother encountered a rough patch in his marriage. his wife of more than 20 years was having an affair and he was going to commit suicide. carlos' actions caused a train reaction for drivers after the highway patrol shut down the bridge after 7:00 for two hours. during an the incident they did not shut down the lower deck saying that carlos at no point threatened to blow up the bridge and during the incident he threw the gun off of it. the gun was not real. they found another plastic pellet gun inside the suv after a full search. we're live this morning jade hernandez ktvu channel 2 news. >> our channel 2 website has more information about on the bridge tanoff as well just go -- standoff as well just go to ktvu.com. former members of high speed rail project are being investigated for alleged ethics violations. they took overseas trips last year paid for by foreign governments hoping to land contracts. the fair political practices want to know if the board members failed to disclose who paid for those trips. right now we want to check in with sal. he's looking at a motorcycle crash in livermore. >> that is right. a motorcycle accident westbound 580. this accident occurred 15 minutes ago and fire crews are on the scene along with paramedics. people are slowing down and the backup is growing. you need to add extra time coming in to the livermore valley area. that's why all of a sudden it's very slow on the west into the main part of livermore. we're looking at live pictures. there is slowing in antioch. in bay point it looks pretty good. if you're going to bay bridge westbound bay bridge a small delay at the toll plaza. let's go to steve. thank you. happy friday everybody. clear skies. cold out there. 30s. a lot of them showing up it will be all systems go for sunshine and warmer weather. yes, even into november. sunset at 5:00 in the afternoon. the weekend looking good after two weekends in a row of rain. not this weekend. we'll be hard pressed to find a cloud. a cold morning with 30s and we'll end up with mid 60s maybe a little warmer down to santa cruz. upper 60s to a few low 70s and we'll carry this into the weekend. napa forecast after a cold morning. 62 at noon. after a cold morning lots of sunshine. san francisco is 49 right now. 66 the high after yesterday's 65. a little chilly start. not as chilly as inland locations. woodside 36 degrees. clayton 37 opinion windsor 38. a bunch of 30s around. 22 in tahoe. 37 redding. holding on to 40 santa maria. it's cooler up and down the state of california. had a few high clouds yesterday. as the high kicks in we'll get a northerly breeze that means temperatures even though the days are shorter will come up a little bit. a cold morning sunny and mild. a little wormer. 60s near 70s. 71 for santa rosa. danville. cold and warm. sunshine for all if you don't mind the wind. and warmer weather. still dry early next week. the governor elect is on vacation after a long and grueling campaign. why the vacation spot he chose is upsetting his supporters. and is president obama caving to republican pressure to extend those push era tax cuts for everyone? i will show you what the president has to say about it coming up as the morning news continues. we have traffic alert here. we have word of someone driving the wrong way on highway 37. they are eastbound in the westbound lanes. they were last spotted on the river bridge. they have police officers everywhere looking for this. obviously this is really dangerous. if you have a wrongway driver on a highway that is already known for head on collisions and serious accidents. they have a police looking for this driver that became disoriented and driving the wrong way. we'll keep an eye on it for you. let's go back to the desk. thank you. president obama is doing some damage control. just yesterday one of his top aids indicated he might cave on extending all of the bush era tax cuts. but as alison burns reports from our washington, d.c. newsroom the president is making his views on the news today. >> reporter: good morning to you. that is right of course president obama is embroiled in trade talks overseas baa also face -- but also facing tough questions what to do about the bush era tax cuts. they expire at the end of december. after the president's meetings he talked to reporters who asked him if he changed his mind and will keep the push tax cuts in place. the president said he wants to extend the tax cuts for everyone else but not families making over $250,000 a year. >> i think that would be a mistake. particularly when we've got our republican friends saying that their number one priority is making sure we deal with our debt and deficit. >> reporter: republicans want to extend the tax cuts for everyone. the president is going to meet with them and democratic leaders next week when congress returns for a lame duck session. reporting live from washington, d.c. alison burns ktvu channel 2 news. >> state lawmakers will be back working on the state money problems in an emergency session. they will try to plug a multiple billion dollar hole. governor was called after showing the budget is already $6 billion. lawmakers used unrealistic assumptions about revenue and funding that won't materialize. governor elect jerry brown is continuing with his reputation for frugality as he prepared to take over the office. head has turned over for his transition team. he will l operate out of his oakland campaign head quarters and office space he already has in sacramento because of his current position as state attorney general. so far his transition team consists of a dozen volunteers and unpaid advisors. when schwarzenegger was elected he formed a 67 member transition team. governor elect jerry brown is vacationing today. according to the l.a. times he's in arizona. some of his supporters don't like that because there has been a call among democrats to boycott arizona because of its new law that has police checking immigration status. the demolition of a smokestack in ohio sent spectators running for their lives. the tower fell in the wrong direction. just look. >> get out of here. get out of here. >> imagine looking up at that. that 275-foot tall tower snapped power lines. no one was hurt. it was scary. the demolition crew says the explosives went off as planned but there was an undetected crack in the tower that pulled it in the wrong direction. 6:16 is the time. let's check in with sal for a look at traffic. >> chp is looking for someone that was driving the wrong way on highway 37 which is dangerous. these accidents are always dangerous. however we have good news they fanned out and had a lot of calls about this. apparently the driver figured out he was going the wrong way and got back on the right side of the road. there have been no crashes reported. that is really good news. it was pretty scary out there for a time. let's move along to the bay bridge toll plaza the traffic is okay if you're driving at the toll plaza. no major problems there. the photographic continues to look good all the way on to the bridge. and if you are driving this morning to the silicon valley right now traffic moves along pretty well. i forgot to mention i should mention it westbound 580 in livermore there is an accident blocking one of the lanes there. westbound 580 near livermore. watch for slow traffic they are clearing an injury accident involving an injury. we almost have sunshine and warmer weather. just the nights are running very cold with 30s and 40s. storm track jet stream is way to the north. we don't have to worry about anything there. temperatures continue to creep upward. we are starting off rather cold with 30s and 40s. so 60s to very low 70s. 71 walnut creek. 70 san jose. 50 in the city. san rafael and napa came up a couple of degrees. a hint of a light breeze. still upper 30s and 40s. 38 concord and livermore. don't have to worry about any rain that is for sure. sunny and mild. a little warmer. upper 60s and a few very low 70s. with that north wind kicking in that miens temps in the upper 60s to low 70s. a very dry pattern until the end of next week. >> thank you. the san francisco business times reports three top officials from summit medical center have resigned in the last month. hospitals say they are unrelated and all for personal reasons. the chief executive officer, the vice president of medical affairs, and vice president of business development all left within a week of each other. a new video game call of duty set a first day sales record. 5.6million copies sold in the united states and the uk during the first 24 hours. that translates to $360 million in sales. by the way nearly half of all video game sale os cur in november. retailers are trying to get you in the spirit of holiday shopping. they encouraged them to think of the holidays before picking up halloween decorations. they are offering big discoups for a limited time. >> there is a sense of if i don't do it now, it will be gone. i think what people need to remember is another bus is going to come along. there won't be another three hour sale shortly. right around the corner. >> other experts say the retailers are keeping smaller inventories on hand. they are suggesting if you see something you want or you need at a good price, get it. the ad most stores won't offer deeper discounts just before christmas or the days after the holidays. is it a tool to fight crime or an invasion of privacy. the controversial plan san francisco is looking at to cut down on violence at nightclubs. it's a high-tech surveillance system that leaves nothing unnoticed. the california town that is using it and why the bay area may be next. good morning. westbound 580 slow traffic because of a motorcycle accident. this is getting worse not better as you can see traffic is shifting on to the pass. a lot of slowing come into the valley. we'll update this accident coming up soon. today two more lawsuits against pg&e will be filed for that deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. there are so many losses that pg&e asked for the cases to be consolidated and handled by one judge. that they say can help exopodite the settlement process. they are asked respond to that request in 60 days. the september ninth blast killed eight people. 39 homes were destroyed. flight attendants are joining pilots at opposing the full body scanners. the pilots are worried about the health effects on frequent fliers including themselves. the low levels of radiations are safe. san francisco is looking at a new high-tech scanning system to make the city's nightclubs safer. this is a response to recent violence including a deadly shooting at a club at the marie that. this new technology would include an id scanning system that will include a persons name, birthday, and time of club visit. there is concern about invasion of privacy and that the system could violate civil rights. law enforcement agencies in three bay area counties are looking to install a surveillance system that is already being used in one small town near modesto. they have 77 live cameras keeping a watchful eye on the city. it has helped catch criminals and the crime rate has plumbed. most retailers welcome the cameras but others say it goes too far. >> in some ways i believe it's invasion of privacy. others it comes in handy for police department. >> i feel for myself comfortable of having both cameras. having that security here. >> video from the half million dollar system is kept for at least a year. police and fire agenci are set to get the first elements of a similar system next year. now ktvu.com has more details on surveillance cameras as well as a study on surveillance systems. it's all under the special reports tab. 6:26 usa is pregnant. this is going to be her first child with her husband kyle bowler. he's a backup quarterback for the oakland raiders. she came under fire in 2009. that's when she opposed same sex marriage during the miss usa pageant. prejean is due to give birth in may. investigation in that stranded cruise ship. meantime passengers are happy to be back on dry land this morning. >> looking forward to having warm food. everything in there was cold. having a warm good meal. hot showers too. >> with the help of tug boats, carnival splendor reached san diego yesterday. its 4500 passengers were stuck on that boat without electricity, hot wartier, working -- hot water, working toilets. >> when it ran out it was really bad they started making mayo sandwiches which is horrible. >> carnival did a great job you know with just what the resources they had. >> the ntsb said it would investigate the cause of the fire. late last night they said authorities in panama will handle the information since that is the country where the carnival splendor is registered. a sad story ends up with a happy reunion. >> i grabbed him so quick he didn't have a chance. >> how an elderly bay area woman got her dog back after a disturbing crime. i'm tara moriarty. a man turns violent against two good samaritans trying to help a woman in trouble. who police are looking for when the morning news continues. hey, ellen, what are you doing? just brewing up some dunkin' donuts coffee -- want some? [ whoosh! ] i'd love some. one taste, and you'll understand. delicious dunkin' donuts coffee. pick some up where you buy groceries. america runs on dunkin'. welcome back. we are looking live at new york this morning. preopening of the markets. it looked like a pretty dismal day after worries of inflation of china spread overseas and around the world. intell this morning we have breaking news is boosting its quarterly dividend by 15% and saying they are on track to report their best year ever. so intel bay area based technology company could help that sector today. it looks like intel will open up .25%. >> we will smile and say good morning to you. you maid it to friday. i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. 6:30. san jose police are look for a man that beat up two good samaritans that were trying to help a woman that was also being attacked. this incident happened at the intersection of north first and devine. tara moriarty is there right now. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. if you saw someone in trouble, what would you do? the answer was clear for two men walking out of this restaurant called teske's. they came out here to the middle of the street. they noticed a man was beating up a woman. they jumped in to try to help her. then they became victims themselves when the suspect attacked them and left them lies unconscious on the street. now after the restaurant owner closed his door he he noticed the two men lying on the street. he said there was blood everywhere and he couldn't believe this one man had the strength to take down two other men. they don't know if they knew each other because they ran off. >> we are concerned about her safety. we don't know the relationship between the male and female. we don't know if it's a domestic situation or if they are strangers. >> reporter: now the woman the two men tried to help is described as mixed race part asian or latino in her mid 20s. last seen wearing a dark dress. the attacker is described as white in his mid 20s 6'2" with a lean build short hair wearing a maroon colored shirt and dark pants. police say this is a realtively safe area and there is talk that this man could be a trained marital arts fighter. if you have any information that may be helpful to authorities you are urged to contact san jose police. in san francisco there is a new push by police to crack down on shoplifters at malls and super markets. police are considering putting shoplifters in jail even if they won't be prosecuted later. officers say most shoplifters are never successfully prosecuted because a jury doesn't convict someone for stealing less than $100. shoplifting cases in the city are way up this year compared to last year. police are suggesting that shoplifters spend some time in jail to discourage them. a redwood city woman has been sentenced to 13 years in a state mental institution following an attack on her family. 50-year-old brown pleaded no contest to felony assault. prosecutors say brown attacked her daughter and son with a ten pound dumbbell and tried to poison her husband. they determined she was insane at the time of the attack . an arraignment is scheduled today for a man who attacked a woman. he is charged with murder, attempted rape, robbery, and burglarly. if convicted holland could be eligible for the death penalty. he's currently on patrol for a 1999 attempted murder conviction in fresno. a parolee has been shot and killed. 32-year-old shane hutchins was wanted with several crimes including a sexual assault case in curran county and a kidnapping in ukiah. authorities were tipped off where he was on wednesday but police say when he tried to escape, they opened fire. he was killed there at the scene. the antioch man that threatened to blow up the bridge remains in jail this morning and the investigation continues. the tense incident yesterday morning created a two hour traffic nightmare. many bridge commuters will never forget. the trouble began just before 7:00 a.m.. the chp shut down all westbound lanes after the man pulled over west of treasure island and threatened to blow up his car. the closure turned the bridge into a parking lot. >> to me it was outrageous. the traffic was backed way up. it took us to get here this -- it took us forever to get here this morning. >> it's horrifying. >> the man's 16-year-old daughter was with him in the car at first but he let her go. he was taken into custody at 8:00 a.m.. he had a fake gun and not carrying any explosives. the bridge reopened at 9:00 a.m.. new details are coming out at an investigation about that man. he's 51-year-old craig carlos valentino. he lives with his wife, three of his children and a grandchild. investigators described him as mentally unstable and his wife had just revealed on facebook she was leaving him. now his sister told sacramento tv station she watched that bridge drama as it happened on live television. >> i saw the vehicle. i said that's not his car is it? and then he got out of the vehicle and i was like oh my god it is him. he's not a domestic terrorist by no stretch of the imagination whatsoever. >> his sister also said his brother was under a lot of stress working a security guard at several san francisco nightclubs. moments before that standoff carlos valentino called a bay area radio station. he told the producer his wife had been cheating on him and he couldn't take it anymore. now our channel 2 website has more information about the bay bridge standoff and investigation just go to ktvu.com. 6:37 is the time right now. let's go to sal to check in on the commute. livermore was the problem earlier on? >> that is right. livermore is still slow because of an earlier crash. westbound 580 you can see the traffic is slow. it's solid slow traffic because of a crash at the livermore airport involving a motorcycle. the traffic is very, very slow. you should be aware of it if you're coming in from tracy it will add extra time. unfortunately it's not going to unwind any time soon. let's move along and take a look at southbound 880 that traffic looks pretty good coming up to the oakland downtown area. traffic is moving along pretty well. there is no major problems here on this day. 1936 the bay bridge did open for traffic. i goes guess -- i guess you can say it's 64 years old. let's go to steve. >> how is the back up then? did et goes go the maze? >> yeah the metering lights are on. we do have clear skies. a couple of locations have a hint of a breeze. not much. one is south one is north. not much of a breeze so far. a cold morning 30s. highs near 70s. the warmer weather continues into the weekend. it will be breezy and warmer. for those of you sometimes you e-mail me and ask next rain. next rain? maybe into next week. there is not a consensus on it. the ridge of high pressure will break down. one forecast model does bring in rain to next week. the other says it will be cooler and we will keep rain to the north. there will be changes. the changes are we take that jet stream and send it to the north. toys to a few low 70s. napa a cold morning. starting off at 36. there could be readings colder than that. 62 we'll l go for a high of 68 degrees. san francisco 49 right now. 66 for your high. st. helena 34. clayton 37. a bunch of 37s along walnut creek. 22 in tahoe. 28 in reno. 36 ukiah. sacramento which was 54 at this time loses the breeze and temperatures drop into the 30s. good looking system out here. plenty of energy. where sit going? it's going way up and over. we had a few clouds yesterday. they are gone. sunny and warmer. the days are very short. warmest day appears to be sunday. 60s to upper 60s to low 70s. sunset is 5:00. 5:00 p.m. so enjoy that sunshine and warm weather. temperature drops off the table as we get to the sunset. breezy and warm. pam and dave. thank you. an 80-year-old alameda woman says she believed her stolen yshyster your would come back to her. the two men stole helen's purse and little dog named deuce two weeks ago. but wednesday night police were able to organize a very happy reunion. >> i grabbed him so quick. they didn't have a chance. how about that. i think deuce where have you been. [ laughter ] >> police say a stockton woman contacted them about a dog she bought from two disheveled people on the street and last week police arrested a 19-year- old man in connection to the robbery. they are looking for his accomplice. they believe one of the two robbers sold the dog the couple for $20 to get rid of any evidence. >> a happy ending. >> that is nice. still ahead emotions are still running high after a deadly police shooting. how more protests today could effect some bart riders. plus a new ad shows cindy mccain and her husband have controversial issues. we'll follow up on the morning commute and tell you about one big problem spot in the east bay. good morning to you. welcome back. here's a quick look at some of the top stories. san jose police are investigating the brutal beating of two good samaritans. they were trying to help a woman that is also being assaulted. they are look for both the assail lent and female victim. california high speed rail victim. state wants to know they failed to disclosed who paid for trips overseas. and president obama says he is not caving into republican demands to extend expiring tax cuts for the wealthy. the president said his priority is to extend those tax cuts to middle class americans. there will be a march and value real -- rally in oakland today. the issue is the fatal police shooting of an unarmed man in oakland. kraig debro joins us now. >> reporter: good morning. backed up by a county coroners report. the police yesterday said they made it clear derrick jones was not shot in the back. but protestors made it clear they are upset about police shooting of unarmed black men and plan to disrupt bart services today. they met at a barbershop and marched two miles to the fruitvale bart station. they were met with helmeted bart police who prevent the them from going to the platform. they marched to the fraught vail bart station because that's where another unarmed black man was shot and killed. >> if you look at it all the circumstances any time we have an officer in a shooting it's not good. >> reporter: two officers shot and killed derrick jones. they say jones physically assaulted a woman near his barbershop. when officers arrived jones ran. police say the officers shot jones because he repeatedly reached for something in his waistband. police admit yesterday jones did not have a weapon. >> if you look at the officer involved shootings we've had this year, we've only this is our third fatality for the year. and we are in a very dangerous city. this is the most dangerous city in california. >> unfortunately police officers have gotten comfortable with qualified immunity and they feel like they can manufacture the same generic story. >> reporter: jones' family says derrick jones might have run from police because of past run ins or didn't want to go back to jail after battling back from a checkered past. oakland pd has not released the names of the officers involved. both appear to have four years on the force. one is a member of the swat team and both appear to be hispanic. reporting live kraig debro. thank you. 6:47. in san francisco a new city wide ban could take effect. this one would ban circumcising young men under the age of 18. the punishment could be a year in jail. supporters want to collect the 7,000 signatures on the ballot. they describe it as unnecessary, painful, and risky. a new antibullying ad is showing arizona senator john mccain and his wife has different views about don't ask don't tell. >> they tell them they have no future. >> they can't get married. >> they can't donate blood. >> that was cindy mccain there. cindy said the government treats the community like second class citizens. her husband senator john mccain lead a filibuster against repealing don't ask don't tell. let's go back over to sal to check in on the commute. sal. >> things are getting busier as we get closer to the peak of the commute. let's start off with the bay bridge. traffic will be slowing there. that's where we are starting. westbound traffic will be slow there. although it's not up to the usual volume. we're getting a little bit of a break today at the bay bridge. also this morning we're looking at the commute here on interstate 880 and so far it has been much better than the last few days when we've had probablimatic disputes. right now westbound 580 they are stuck with slow traffic. it's getting slower and slower because of a an accident clearing up at the livermore airport. minor injuries but it's still on the right hand side. traffic is very slow. let's go to steve. thank you. a very happy friday. skies are clear. it's cold though. a lot of 30s. temperatures will be above average. we'll carry that into the weekend. the warming trend continues. cold mornings. the weekend will be breezy and warmer. that is a little bit of a north, north easterly wind. the next rain is possible but not until the end of next week. we'll have a good 5-7 days here of dry weather. the ridge of high pressure is here to stay for awhile. temperatures which start off cold end up not too bad. average highs this time of year is 65. we'll be above san francisco. we'll go 66 today. oakland and san jose slightly warmer for some. same for others. 40s san rafael and napa. there are a few places that are cooler. palo alto. don card 38. 20s in the mountains. 30s sacramento valley. low 40s in the san joaquin valley. good looking system but good looking for vancouver. high kicks in. sunny and warmer. highs upper 60 today's near 70s. sunday does appear to be the warmer day. we will get the north easterly wind. everything warms up. especially the coast. sometimes the coast will be beautiful. upper 60 today's low 70s. breezy warm saturday and sunday and dry slightly cooler as we go into early next week. dave and pam. thank you. it's 6:50 right now. disney is investigating its latest earnings report. disney net income fell 7% but the announcement was issued 16 earlier than normal and before the closing bell. its stock tumbled nearly 5% in an unusually heavy trade. two months ago a disney employee pleaded guilty trying to sell early access to a companies quarterly reports. let's check in on wall street. the broader market got hurt early on with markets heading lower. you can have a live look at the new york stock exchange. technology getting helped by news that i reported a little while ago. intel breaking news reported best year ever. intel stock up .25%. they will test having preprinted postage on envelopes that come with greeting cards. that could make it easier to mail greetings. >> very interesting. a popular cartoonist finds himself in hot water. the reason the creator of garfield has apologized. and it was a brush for death with a young soccer player. the reason he's thanking his coach. if you're drive into the valley this morning it seems to be a slightly better community. we'll tell you about the morning commute straight ahead. time now 6:55. let's go to tori to find out what is coming up on mornings on 2. coming up in minutes what is happening this morning to that antioch man that threatened to blow up the bay bridge after yesterday's morning commute and how a message on facebook pushed him to the edge. governor schwarzenegger only has a short time left in office. he has another crisis. find out what he has to do when the budget is $6 billion in the red. and oakland will join us live. gene quan will tell us her plan for the city. back to you on the morning news. thank you. the young soccer player in the south bay is recovering this morning from heart surgery and he is thanking his coach from saving his life. christian silver collapsed during tryouts last week. his coach jason perez ran across the field performed cpr and helped keep him alive. his heart had stopped. he has a defect that wasn't supposed to effect him until he was much older. he said thank you to his coach. >> it's like an act of god. it's like i'm so lucky it happened. it doesn't happen to very many people. >> surgeons implanted a defiblator on his heart. christian's family say it's impossible to put into words how much they want to thank coach perez. the sacramento bee people that are convicted of fraud holding state real estate licenses and there is no way for the public to find that information. they compiled a list of 260 people charged with a real estate related crime or sued by the state. 45 of the people are listed without a license and nothing to indicate. alameda fire chief dave capler is off the job. he was placed on administrative leave on september after he was photographed putting city gas in his own personal vehicle. he claimed a former city manager gave him verbal permission to use the city gas. the creator of the comic strip garfield apologized for a comic strip that ran on veterans day. a speed sore telling garfield there will be an annual day of remembrance if i'm killed. then it shows a spider teacher why spiders celebrate national stupid day. the cartoonist didn't know that particular strip would be running on veterans day and the cartoon had nothing to do with a very important day of remembrance for veterans. coming up next on mornings on 2 it's the day after one of the worst bay area's traffic jam. we have new information on the investigation on the bay bridge standoff. and the pipeline disaster in san bruno is leading to more court action today. stay right here with us.