opening a seven but there are actually apparently letting people and now they will stay open 24 hours a day. this is through wednesday offering people to escape the cold. we bottomed out at 37 degrees which is dangerous in the elements for a long time. residents are being asked to check on neighbors in older adults and those with those -- disabilities -- with disabilities to make sure that their houses are warmed. officials will allow anybody to come without a reservation after 8 pm. human services will be open 24 hours a day. the first unitarian church will house the first 66 men that show up. it will get colder tomorrow morning. coming back to our live shot we did have a chance to be -- speak with a gentleman there this morning. neither wanted to talk on camera but the very first words out of their mouth were man it is cold this morning. that cold snap is expected to last through the next couple of days and could be dangerous and deadly if people do not make it endorse.>> that is for sure. all the way through tomorrow morning. thank you christian. there are 192 additional shelter beds in santa clara county as well. these shall be available through friday. this includes for centers. there are also beds at the montgomery and with project we hope. santa clara county has hotlines available to direct people to services. you can call 211. let's go over to meteorologist, steve paulson. you told us last week that it will be cold. >> it is cold out there with temperatures in the 40s. tomorrow they will dip into the 30s. it is about the coast and santa cruz mountains. the best opportunity for snow is there. i've not had many reports except for mixed precipitation. on skyline you can see some of that is turned. the initial band has gone through. the winter weather advisory is out. let -- low snow levels can be seen. it looks like that surge is moving south. we will see about tonight and tomorrow we get rid of some of the cloud cover. critical minimums tomorrow morning and maybe again wednesday. everything continues rotating down the coast. certainly up in the mountains and you can see in lake county. a decent little breeze so it will be a blustery and cold day. a little bit of snow in the sierras for us the highs will be in the 50s. chance of showers near the coast. we are all over the place. we are gonna start off with some video of a crash that is happened off the highways. this is foothill road near stoneridge drive. a car crashed into the trees you can see from the video. one person was transported to the hospital and we do not know the condition. there are fire and paramedics on the scene. we will keep an eye on this throughout the morning. by the chp on eh -- eastbound 580 you can see disclosed but you can't see it on this map. we do not know if it is related to an earlier incident with a big rig. it fell over on its side and had to be towed. the eastbound transition to the 580 is shut down. be aware of that. move on to some of the cameras up side -- outside. we will tell you the same story for highway 20 and highway 20 four -- 24 nothing too congested . oakland looking good. it is 6:05 am. students across the country are planning nationwide marches. teachers and students wanted to walk out of clouse on march 14 for 17 minutes in memory of the 17 people who died in florida. walkouts are already planned here. a national school walkout is planning a similar protest on april 20 which is the anniversary of the columbine shooting. in parkland, the students are demanding gun control. >> we are calling the executive branch is to work together and stop taking money from the nra. children are dying. >> the students from stoneman douglas high school plan a march in washington d -- dc saying never again. trump is planning a listening session at the white house on wednesday. on thursday he will meet with local and state officials on safety. they are urging the president an elected official to do things about gun violence. trump met with injured students and first responders on friday. more the parkland school shooting victims were buried over the weekend and some families went from funeral to funeral showing respect for all students. students spoke about the victims and how the deaths is making them very uneasy to think about going back to school.>> she was only 14, i'm so close to her age. i'm 13. [ crying ] she did not deserve that. none of the kids deserve it. >> the school has been closed since the shooting but may open to staff and teachers later this week. there hoping teachers and students will have time to come together and help each other cope. the school is offering counseling to the entire community. people in the parkland community have launched a petition for a special honor for one of the victims. peter wang was a junior rotc cadet. he helped them escape the shooting and died in his rotc uniform he wanted to go to west point. the government should give him full military honors at his funeral even though rotc is not considered in the military. the petition at whitehouse.gov says he died performing her rowing days heroic and selfless service. it has 20,000 signatures but needs 100,000 signatures before the government will respond. his funeral is tomorrow afternoon. you can go to ktvu.com and click on the link. the sacramento county main jail has a are 15 guns that are nearly untraceable. one day after the florida school shooting this man made and sold eight assault rifles and sold these ghost guns to an undercover agent. this was a homeland security investigation which used many ways to figure it out. they are legal to make but it illegal to sell. attendees saw the sum of the raffle prizes -- that some of the raffle prizes were guns. some walked out in anger when they saw one of the guns was an ar 15 being ruffled which is the same type of rifle used in the mass shooting. organizer should be concerned about putting one of those weapons out in the community. it is 6:10 am. two early-morning earthquakes woke people up. a magnitude 2.9 quake at 12:49 am was centered in danville this morning. this was under monta vista high school. there was a 2.5 quake around 2:30 am in the same area. we have not heard about any damage or injuries but plenty of people are saying they felt it. a private pilot made an amazing emergency landing on a freeway after an engine failure. it was on 101 in santa clara county. he wanted to make it to the airport but realized he was not going to make it that far. he searched for a place to safely land and saw the median strip on 101. look at that. driver saw him getting lower and started to clear out of the way. the plane did not even block any lanes when it -- touched down safely.>> didn't see any property damage or nobody got hurt. >> a tow truck was called and they made it to the sam martin airport. the faa will inspect the plane there. and continue to investigate. a powerful voice in the me to movement -- me too movement with an employee who refused to play game. the 21st century problem is starting an old-school strategy. trying to keep the russians out of the next election. welcome back to mornings on 2. a former employee says he was fired after he reviews to play spin the bottle. he filed a formal or -- complaint against the assemblywoman. he said topics inappropriate for the workplace were discussed. garcia is on the unpaid leave of absence while another claim of her groping another employee is investigated. rick gates, a former aide for trump will plead guilty and do a plea deal. special counsel robert mueller is heading the prosecution of gates. this is about russian meddling in the 2016 election. gates can expect a lighter sentence if he cooperates. facebook will send postcards to people who want to advertise for the election. they will include a special code that advertisers will use to prove they are located in the usa. this is the company's latest effort on criticism that it failed to act against russian meddling in the 2016 election. you may be able to stay home this presidents' day but we are watching the commute. we told you about an alert about 15 minutes ago that chp said the eastbound five baby -- 580 transition is closed eastbound. they may be telling away a big rig that overturned. you can see the crash icon on the left side of the screen on the eastbound direction. keep in mind this 205 eastbound transition close. it will take you 18 minutes between bridges. it is been like this -- has been like this all morning long. smooth driving today. san mateo bridge is an easy drive this morning. i see where there is some heavy winds and some areas so they called a wind advisory for the venetia bridge. hold on tightly to the steering well over all bridges this morning. we do have a little bit of activity parallel to the coast. finally some good news up in the mountains. they picked up snow and kirkwood picked up snow this morning. 10 inches. five inches at northstar. the snow level has risen this morning. you see snow lingering a little bit in the mountains. the main focus is closer to home here. the napa valley has 29 degrees. trying to be very quiet so the dog does not wake up and want to go on a walk. it is 29 and the dog will be right behind you. temperatures at one observation in napa is 29. i believe that because roland park is 29. kelsey ville is 29 and windsor 28. tomorrow morning will be much colder. the santa cruz mountains with highway 17 and highway 9 maybe getting light snow. there is a winter weather advisory out. also into the santa cruz mountains. it looks like the initial surge is gone. that is what is moving through. that is winter weather advisory. we do not see that often. the marin county coast and other places are getting it coming in from upstream. little bit of snow in mendocino county in late county. 28 in santa rosa. lake pork 3230s for many. if it was not for the breeze we would be a lot colder. part of tomorrow morning do north cutting colder. -- getting colder. snow showers in the mountains and you can see clouds right there favoring towards the closest -- coast. 50s on the temps today low average for a while. there will be a lot of clouds and cool temps but not a lot of rain. more widely scattered next week. we will hold onto that. 6:19 am. a violent fight on a cruise ship. the violence that erupted is all being blamed on one family. an additional sign of good sportsmanship is being discouraged at the winter olympic. officials are saying hands off. 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for those on board. tesla is looking to make its model three safer after a crash. model three crash dummy was in an accident where he crashed into a car 60 miles an hour. it was totaled and he and his passenger were only with minor injuries. the driver also says the glovebox was a challenge to get into. eli -- elon musk says he will add a feature that automatically opens the glovebox after a crash and bonding a layer of plastic in front and back of the touchscreen. the driver is a fan of tesla and believes he would've been killed if he had been another car. state senator scott weiner from san francisco has introduced a bill to ease the crisis by toller housing near transit centers. it would increase to 85 feet within a quarter-mile and 50 feet within a half a mile. people in san francisco say five to eight story buildings would destroy the feel of the district. weiner says new housing around public transit is important. viruses going around the olympics. they told players to fist bump each other instead of handshakes after a game. the father of one of the men on the u.s. team james has been hit by the norovirus and has been quarantine. the men's team is more than happy to go along with that. the women's team says they will shake hands as a sign of mutual respect after each game. it is 6:25 am. no signs in washington so parents are trying to help protect their kids. how families responded after the shooting in parkland, florida. a group of teenagers attacked a part writer -- bart writer this weekend. not too many reports of snow along the coast. ♪ they're super... ...but they can fly. ♪ united. helping superheroes fly. thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2. it is monday morning, february 19 and presidents' day. i am dave clark. >> i am pam cook. it is almost 6:30 am and very cold outside. a lot of snow yesterday and into this morning. some resorts had 7 to 10 inches of snow. the ambassador of kirkwood told us the recent snowfall made dangerous conditions on the road. a lot of people heading up there. chains are required on 80 over donner pass. caltrans says if you're heading up to the sierras this presidents' day expect to meet with other drivers with low visibility. be careful. have changes ready.>> you want to know what the weather is going to be like, let's talk to meteorologist, steve paulson. you just touched on it. maybe a teeny bit on cam. most of it would be on the san mateo coast and santa cruz mountains. it looks like we are about done with this initial band. it is cold in a crisp 36. i will bet that you will turn up the heat. 38 in lafayette. summer 35 and el cerrito and martinez are in the upper 30s. it is called. it looks like, i am also certain that the national service has dropped the winter weather advisory. it looks like there may be some snow on the skyline. no reports yet except for mixed precipitation. see this mount tam of couple hours ago. -- mount cam a couple hours ago. 30s and 40s for many here but tomorrow morning will be colder because we will lose that breeze. a cold breezy day. partly sunny and partly cloudy. a few showers mainly on the coast. the low average here is allie. we do have some life pictures of a problem since early this morning at 3 am this problem started. eastbound 580 these are some lysed -- life pictures at grant road. a big rig overturned and it is taken -- taking seven day several hours to remove it. there is also an alert issued further east of here to the 205 transition. that is close because of a collision. the eastbound direction of five 80 headed towards tracy. look at the san mateo bridge there is some metal debris in the middle lane. on the west direction. it does not look like it is backing things up but definitely be aware of that moving onto 880 and oakland. very light for this presidents' day holiday. similar story on the 280 san jose. the bay bridge plaza has been like this. metering lights not even on. if you're taking public transit anywhere, bart is on its sunday schedule and also has free parking in the lots. new this morning there was a second fire just before 1:30 am at a condo complex that actually caught fire over the weekend. >> fire officials across the county say that it reignited from sunday mornings fire. look at this helmet cam video. they had it under control by 1:50 am. nobody was hurt but more than one dozen people already had to flee after the original fire. that started after a pot was left unattended on the kitchen stove. >> potential for disaster is huge. do not ever leave something cooking on the stove unattended. turn it off if you have to walk away. don't keep anything combustible like boxes or towels or plastic containers anywhere near the stove top. >> good advice. the 19-year-old who let the pot -- left the pot on the stove went door-to-door waking neighbors to help. everybody got out safely. one fire fire hurt his knee but is expected to be okay. fire crews in san leandro were set days checking for flareups after a fire yesterday morning in several commercial buildings. several businesses were damaged but nobody was hurt. two teenagers were arrested and booked into juvenile hall for attacking a man in the parking lot of the ashby station in berkeley. we are at the station this morning and this is the latest in a series of crimes. we are at the lafayette station not the ashley station. the victims told police that it was a group of four teenagers who attacked them. he could only identify two of them. the police are still looking for two more suspects. the victim is an adult man who suffered minor injuries and taken to the hospital after he was struck in the back of the head by 14s around 10:40 pm in the ashby parking lot. they arrested two juveniles. a similar attack happened friday night at 11 pm at the same station. for teenagers punched a man and stole his phone. they found the phone near the station but the suspects ran away. 30 minutes later another man said his laptop was stolen at the train station. as you may remember last spring in march and april huge mobs of teenagers attacked and robbed passengers on bart station trains. these were in oakland. the suspects were never caught. this is something that a lot of bart passengers are concerned about. bart seems to be very safe but she travels during commute hours and knows some of the other writers -- writers jik -- riders. a gunmen took 17 lives at a high school in florida. many students want to take their messages to state capitals in washington dc. we report from washington. truck we typically see these intense calls for gun control gain momentum and run out of steam in washington. proponents of new laws say this time it will be different. a somber day in parkland, florida as funerals begin. >> she was only 14 and she did not deserve that. none of the kids deserve it. truck with the sadness it has come protests and anger. >> it is about shrinking the lot -- gun laws.>> reporter: new gun control measures are being pressed. >> adults and kids is what it is about at the end of the day. truck president trump was called out. he spoke about mental health issues but not gun-control. mo protests are to come. the political lay of the land is not easily changed. >> i remember the days of tragedy after newtown. they called for action across a wide spectrum across programs but nothing got done. >> reporter: all of this underscores a reality. despite gun-control there is a cultural divide. >> in some parts of the country this is not a partisan issue. it is a rural population that will resist this and we will be stuck where we have always been. truck the white house says the president will have a listening session with students on wednesday. some parents are taking some unusual actions to protect their kids. a company called bullet blocker reports a 30% jump in sales for bulletproof backpacks. they have sold more than 500 since the mass shooting mostly in florida. there built with kevlar. prices range between $200 and $500. our question of the day is, would you consider buying a bulletproof backpack for your child, yes or no? let us know what you think on your twitter page tase our twitter page or our facebook page. a vigil was held in tracy for a young woman who was stabbed and left to die on the rule road. her family and friends gathered to say goodbye to 19-year-old lissette who was found a week ago stabbed on tesla road. she lived just long enough to identify her killer. the family members and friends say she had a heart of gold. >> we are still devastated. we are in shock right now. we are starting to think about what we are going to do next. we need healing time.>> lizette told them her coworkers daniel and his fiancie melissa stabbed her. in and a usual video said he snapped after she elbowed him. they are being held without bail. it is 6:40 am. living the american dream in california is a fantasy more than a reality. coming up at 7:00 a.m. who is left behind? a medical breakthrough that could save lives and it all involves sheep. coming up next. nearly 300 combined appoints at the nba all-star game came down to defense in the final seconds of the game. and, and awkward moment before the game. a couple traffic issues but nothing too major. an easy drive you're looking at right here at highway 24. [ music ] ♪ when seeds we sow ♪ give free their fruit ♪ to hands below ♪ as thank you for ♪ the chance to grow pick your free yogurt at chobani.com welcome back two mornings onto. welcome back two mornings on 2. the victim told officers he was stopped on west third street on saturday when two men , one armed with a handgun opened his door. they demanded his personal property and the van. he complied and ran away on injured. a short time later the police found the band set on fire. they do not have a description of the suspects and arrests have been made. new research indicates we are a step closer to growing human organs for medical purposes. stanford say they have grown sheep embryos with human cells. it is a stepping stone for growing organs inside other species of sheep. it could breathe new life like growing organs in animals like pigs which can be harvested for human transplants. the american association for the advancement of science is in compliance. black history month plan -- parade started at the martin luther king area on third street to the upper house. they will be a celebration of the upper house with food and cultural activities and performances and prizes. the parade begins at 10:00 this morning. mattel is releasing a new lyra craft -- lara craft doll. they unveiled it at the toy fair. there she is. she comes with various items including in acts a map and a journal. also a certificate of authenticity. mattel is doing a strong woman barbie. speaking of strong woman, there is one. [ laughter ] see what is coming up. the news continues throughout the morning but do you have that fake lemon or that really strong smell that comes with cleaning products? harsh sprays and chemicals may come with dangerous side effects. women regularly clean at home or work and are putting their health at risk. the studies say women are damaging their lungs equal to smoking a pack of cigarettes a day. we will detail the study and a curious finding on what happens to men. also their idea dressing for the workday that some people dressed in pajamas. you can work from home. united health and at no higher for people to work at home. perks that work from home jobs offer and explain why you might not want to throw away your real pants just yet. i will join the tune -- the two of you in moments. the nba all-star game had a new format this year. team lebron edged out the other team 141-145. [ crowd noise ] >> seth curry was the team captain with 11 points. kevin durant played for lebron james. the game did not include a lot of defense. the final seconds games did come down to a stop from durrant against curry. [ crowd noise ] >> he didn't make it but it was close that almost one. seth curry could not get that shot off and sets team loss. legit -- lebron james was named the mvp. each player on the bronze team take some $100,000 for winning. seth curry's team gets 25,000 each. [ music ] and the rockets red glare. the bombs bursting in air. ♪ [ music ] ♪ stream -- >> dream on. what is so funny? he was trying not to laugh while fergie was singing the national anthem at the nba all- star game. shakeel o'neil defended her saying fergie i love you. it was different. it was sexy. i liked it. leave her alone. >> everybody is talking about this. but dream on -- he says it all without saying a thing.>> twitter did not leave her alone. 6:48 am. sal is off today but we have allie keeping an eye on what is really not a lot of traffic. it is overall a good commute this morning if you have to head out on the road. the only issue since the early morning hours is eastbound on 580, not the typical commute direction this is near grant line road. it is an earlier wreck with the big rig which you see on your screen. it tipped on its side to. they are trying to move it out of the way for a couple hours now. it was a sig alert issued. and this transition at the 205 has re-been -- been revised. go to southbound five instead. the sigalert had it entirely close but now traffic is moving by. be aware of this if you're traveling. let's switch over to the east shore freeway. i was gonna show you the san mateo bridge also. there are a couple issues there are also. the e sure drive days -- east shore drive has no problems. the told plaza has had an easy weekend like drive. if you are taking public transit, bart has free parking and is running on sunday's schedule. steve, it is cold out there. wait till tomorrow morning it will be colder. it is pretty quiet now. it is cold but the initial shower activity is going right along the coast. the national weather service just canceled the weather advisory. there is a chance of snow on the coast well it was initially. and then toward santa cruz along highway 35 and skyline. and into the santa cruz mountains but it is done now. they have canceled that. that is where the main focus is down towards the monterey peninsula. that is a better opportunity so right along the coast. a possibility not only of snow and rain but thunderstorm activity. there is a lightning strike off of fort bragg. 30s and 40s even colder here tomorrow morning. sent carlos one observation shows 37. they held up because of the brees and normal cloud cover but that will not be the case tomorrow. that is a cold and windy pattern. it opened northwest. 51 the water temp of the day. i expect that to go to 49. 51 at half moon bay which is 53. that will continue to make for coal sea surface temperatures -- cold sea surface temperatures. you can see the flow coming down parallel to the close. that will be the main cup -- focus. by tonight when the wind tails off we will have critical minimums. it will be breezy on monday and a few showers near the coast. it will be pretty chilly temps. in fact temperatures will stay quite cool here. these are below average and are not going anywhere anytime soon. except for cloud cover it will be a cool week, pam. the north bay wildfire caught the a pension -- attention around the world. how much money was raised? and how many people made donations? people are wondering because a woman is suing the state about bigfoot. [ music ] and i am a senior public safety my namspecialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. welcome back to "ktvu mornings on 2", a volcano erupted earlier today on the indian using island of sumatra. towering columns of ash were released but no reports of any injuries, australian officials have issued a red notice to airlines and flights in the area that have been canceled because of the smoke and ash as the visibility is poor. the volcano was dormant for hundreds of years until 2014 and now. doctors in australia are being urged to use caution when prescribing medical marijuana as the drug becomes more popular. evidence of the effectiveness of the drug for medical use remains limited and they called for stronger and clear guidelines in administering and supplying medical marijuana. the australian government legalized medical marijuana in 2017 but patient access is very limited. the north bay fire relief fund is wrapping up after distributing millions of dollars and helping thousands of survivors. $32 million was distributed to 6500 people and they actually stopped taking donations last week. 41,000 people from 23 countries made donations to the fund. the city of oakland has run out of money in its fund to clear overgrown weeds and vegetation in the east bay hills. the blame is partly because voters rejected the renewal of a $65 parcel tax in 2013 that paid for wildfire prevention. the city set aside $600,000 for the operation but the money will not be released until july 1. the beginning of the next fiscal year comes weeks after the fire season typically begins. a woman is suing california for not protecting californians from bigfoot. the 46-year-old is suing the state department of fish and wildlife claiming she has encountered many sasquatch is over the years including in march of last year. she says she was hiking near lake arrowhead with her daughters when they spotted a family of three bigfoot's. according to the lawsuit she is worried the government is putting people in danger by not recognizing bigfoot is real. it is 6:58. some of the biggest names in hollywood attended the british academy film awards. many of the stars including angelina jolie and jennifer lawrence wore black showing solidarity with the fight against sexual harassment. the big winners included francis mcdormand for her performance as her movie won best picture as well. allison jenny won is supporting actress for i, tanya and talked about wringing awareness to social injustice. >> there are so many people who work tirelessly for social injustice who are not in hollywood but we are just pushing the movement along and doing what we can. >> prince william and the duchess of cambridge were at the ceremonies. the prince is president of the british movie academy. a big weekend at the movie box office for the new movie "black panther". >> the world has to start over.>> i will burn it all. >> what happens now kicks >> what is happening? to the rest of the world?>> the movie set all kinds of records on its way to the fifth biggest opening weekend ever. in its debut "black panther" took in $192 million. the second biggest opening for a marvel film. ticket sales are expected to jump $20 million more when showings today are included. just the beginning, more on the frigid weather ahead for the bay area.>> this is "ktvu mornings on 2". >> of course i turned the heat up. it is early monday february 19 presidents' day i'm trying 25. >> good morning i'm dave clark. did you feel the earthquake this morning? >> i did not but i do not live nearby. >> we did we felt it. steve paulson is watching how cold it is this morning as the bay area wakes up.>> also we are getting to christien kafton in san francisco where shelters are opening doors to keep the cold weather from turning deadly.>> reporter: shelters around the bay area and here in sa