satellite showing you the upper level winds and storm track. there is a system to the north and west. there is no rain in the forecast and we have low clouds and fog. this looks like june or july. extending across the bay into portions of the north bay for wednesday morning. it is chilly. look at the 40s for fairfield, napa, santa rosa, san francisco, 53 and hayward, 52 and livermore in the upper 40s. looking towards the estuary, with the help of daylight we can see the low clouds and fog. overcast this morning to start off the day. if you're going to the coast, on the cooler side but inland expecting low and mid 80s later on this afternoon. checking in with sal, standing by with the update on the morning commute. right now we have the truck that flipped over on the eastbound on ramp getting from hagan burger onto the freeway, towards hayward. they are going to have to close that ramp and the emergency vehicles and the lights are distracting traffic on northbound 880. you can see that people are slowing down until they get past the scene. a closer view from the camera on the ground, you can see that there is the freeway and as the photographer goes back to the right, you can see that the truck is flipped over. they are going to have to close the ramp. no cars are getting through. it is going to have to be closed. one of the things we have to mention is 98th avenue is a decent alternate. here comes the teletrack getting into position. this is going to be a long process. we will let you know. let's put this on the map. 880 northbound is slope 580 westbound before golf links road, overturned vehicle blocking the left lanes. if you are leaving from san leandro to oakland, you can see slow traffic that way as well. looking at the bay bridge, backed up for up to 25 minutes in san mateo, traffic okay. silicon valley commute is beginning to fill in. highway 85 all of a sudden is slope from 87 almost all the way up into cupertino. let's go back to the desk. developing story in san francisco where police are investigating a shooting involving a u.s. park police officer near aquatic park last night just after 9:30 pm near van ness avenue. ktvu is live in san francisco to bring us the latest. >> reporter: we are in front of the municipal care gait and this is where the c-. it is very calm. there were people running around and fishing. it is a popular area. this is not what it looks like. we will take you to the video of what the scene looked like earlier this morning. the tow trucks came in and took away two cars per one was a green toyota and the other was parked. we do not know the significance of the green toyota but it was involved in the incident the information that we have from the police department is that around 9:30 pm on tuesday officers got a call for shots fired near aquatic park. they say that u.s. park police officer was involved in the shooting. a person was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. another person was detained by police. there are questions still to be answered including exactly what led up to the shooting. we know in the area is in u.s. park police jurisdiction but the district attorney's office will investigate. we are waiting to get information on who the officer is and the people involved as well. what we know is that one person was seriously injured and another was detained. this was last night in the shooting. san francisco, ktvu news. new this morning, firefighters at the scene of the overnight fire at the kfc restaurant. first reported at 12:45 am at the kfc on mahogany way near highway 4. the firefighters arrived and they were getting ready to fight the fire from inside the restaurant. they saw the air conditioning unit on the rooftop start to fall through the ceiling. at least one air conditioning unit file. it was hard to see the damage from outside the building. the inside of the restaurant is a total loss. authorities say that the fire may have been fueled by greece on the rooftop and grease traps even inside the vents. investigators are not able to go inside the restaurant itself until building inspectors say that they can go inside. no one was hurt in that fire. firefighters were busy this morning putting out an apartment building fire that started at 2:45 am in the second floor unit at the building on the avenue. the fire department tweeted the photographs of the fire. it started in the kitchen where something was cooking. it spread to the apartment next door. everyone was able to get out safely. a woman is being treated for smoke inhalation. no firefighters were injured. san francisco police are searching for two home invasion suspects that used a stun gun on the man during a robbery early monday morning at the home on 40th avenue in the sunset district. police say that the victim came home, opened his garage, and the suspect hit him and forced him into the house but that is when the suspects used a stun gun on the victim before they stole his car and got away. recreational marijuana will be available for legal purchase in sonoma county. according to the press democrat, the board of supervisors voted to start sales of marijuana spencer is as early as mid-november but with the decision his restrictions on marijuana farms supervisors decided to limit the farms to properties that are at least 10 acres or more which eliminates more than 5100 properties that used to be eligible. san jose police are giving us details about their year-long crackdown on prostitution. they shut down 107 businesses, including illegal massage parlors that had online reviews detailing the prostitution. back in 2016 ktvu went with the officers as they rated two businesses. since then the police have increased enforcement. they added that -- more officers to the unit including a dedicated code enforcement officer. >> we are hitting them in their pocketbook, and that is what the business is all about. that is what human trafficking is all about, money, and exploiting people. as a result of the crackdown, san jose police say that online reviews are warning customers to go someplace else. authorities have noticed more massage parlors are popping up in neighboring cities. san jose police are working with law enforcement in those areas to fight prostitution and human trafficking. a major housing project in san francisco was approved by the board of supervisors. it is backed by a public and private partnership which includes the san francisco recreation and parks department. the project called for 1600 residential units, 200,000 square feet of commercial and retail space, and 50 makers of parkland and public space. this will be offered below market rates. opponents are questioning if the development needs environmental standards but the mayor called the development one of the most important park projects and modern san francisco history. today sonoma state university opens an art exhibit on the campus featuring photography, paintings and video about last year's wildfires. this was created by people in the community, including first responders affected by the fires last october. the exhibit is called reflections after the fire. the art is on display at the sonoma state university library. it will be an opening reception today at 4 pm. san francisco will have its first high-tech garbage can. the european waste reduction company is installing it in the um plaza area as part of a trial to see how it holds up. it is solar powered and has anti-graffiti coating and it can crushed the garbage inside the machine to save space. it is connected to the internet. it will alert trash haulers when they need to unload it because it is fall. the city hopes that garbage cans will be less prone to vandalism and overflowing. today marks 29 years ago since the deadly earthquake. remember? this was a magnitude 6.9 earthquake, centered in the santa cruz mountains. 63 people were killed and there was tremendous damage. the structure freeway in oakland a part of the upper deck of the bay bridge just collapsed. ruptured gas line caused a big fire in san francisco's marina district. the earthquake hit at 5:04 pm. it disrupted the start of game three of the world series between the oakland a's and the giants at candlestick park. the damage from the earthquake was estimated at about $6 billion. >> i remember it was like yesterday. i was in high school. i did all of the wrong things. i walked around the house in livermore and i saw everything shaking and rattling. i was on the east coast and watching on television and wondering what happened. the mega millions jackpot reached an all-time high. this is our chance. last night's winning number because nobody won that jackpot and fridays jackpot. increasing the property tax in california. we have details about who would be affected in this 2020 ballot measure. good morning. the east bay commute is getting sick patient getting thick and subcommittees are slowing down. i would 24th flow through lafayette and we have some problems at oakland as well. we will break it down for you when we come back. mid-october is the time of year that you expect no low clouds and fog and warm conditions but that is not the case. san francisco, a little bit of a change in temperatures today and over the next few days. we will have the forecast coming up. welcome back to mornings on 2. developing story in crimea. the explosion at a college campus called a possible terrorist attack. the death toll has gone up to 18. authorities said that the person behind the bombing was a student that also killed himself. more than 40 other people were hurt in the explosion. most of the victims are students. russia and ask crimea from dish made an extra crimea in a move that triggered western sanctions. investigation underway into a mechanical issue that forced the first lady's airplane to return to joint base andrews. according to the principal, after the airplane took off reporters could see smoke and they smelled something burning. reporters were brought wet towels and told to hold them over the faces if this -- is the smell became too strong. the first lady was going to philadelphia to talk about opioids and the white house says that the trip is being evaluated. california senator dianne feinstein and kevin de leon will go head to head for the one and only time before election day. there is a debate about if they should call it a debate. the two democrats are appearing in and event in san francisco. the campaign is calling it a debate because the candidates will answer questions from a moderator but the senators team reject something that the candidates are not allowed to address each other and they can only address the moderator. we will carry the discussion between feinstein and deleon live starting at noon. the event is being held at the public policy institute of california in san francisco. initiative that could raise property taxes on california businesses will be on the 2020 ballot. this would tax commercial and industrial properties at their market values. right now all properties are taxed based on a value that is tied to the purchase price. supporters of the initiative say that it could raise as much as $10 billion a year in new tax revenue. critics say that it could pressure the businesses to leave california. in a highly contested california ballot measure, for and against proposition a are flooding the airways with both sides spending millions. proposition eight would cap revenues earned by dialysis clinics at 115%. if they go over, they must issue refunds to insurance companies and patients that pay out-of-pocket. the union that represents the workers is the sponsor of proposition eight. that two largest companies are making huge profits. there needs to be more oversight. opponents say the proposition eight could force many more dialysis clinics to close, especially those serving low income patients. how about the warriors? they hit the road later this week to play the utah jazz. last night they raised another championship banner to the rafters at oracle arena. they opened their season against the oklahoma city thunder. they were playing without that guy, russell westbrook, their all-star. the thunder kept it close exchanging baskets throughout the game. in the end, the warriors won 108-100. we get to show you the championship ring. this is really bling. it has a reversible phase and you can flip it from a white diamond top to a blue sapphire. there are 74 diamonds and sapphires on the top. it represents the total wins from last season, including the playoffs and under the top the warriors slogan, strength in numbers. the designer of the rings said that most of the players on the championship team said what they wanted to see in the warriors third championship ring in four years. >> it is like wearing a golf ball on your hands. it is spectacular. congratulations. it has been a morning filled with traffic problems. there are traffic problems. i want to show you that it is an issue on 80 the northbound. this overturned big rig southbound 880 on the on ramp, not even on the freeway. you can see on the left, that is 880. traffic is slowing down. i have a closer picture of it from the ground. this is a look at the truck that flipped over on the ramp. you can see the freeway traffic on the left to give you perspective. it flipped over on this little triangle between the ramp and the freeway. they have that completely closed because of the truck that is going to write the big rig on its wheels and hopefully get it going. we are hoping maybe 8:00. we will see and watch it happen. use 98 as the alternate. let's talk about 580 westbound come accident blocking two lanes so people have heard about the crash on 880. i used 580. 580 is also going to be problematic until you get past golf links road. 45 minutes from the bridge to the macarthur base -- mays. let's bring in mark tamayo. the low clouds are filling in and it is more overcast compared to yesterday. the clouds clear back to near the shoreline with the temperatures ranging from the mid 60s around the bed and 70s approaching the 80s at around 83 to 84. satellite is showing you the upper level winds and there is a weather system here. no rain for us yet. it is a quiet weather pattern as we go towards the weekend. we have the low clouds and fog hugging the coastline, covering the bank and in the north bay. the coverage is really increased since about 4 am. we have noticed that change. over the past three hours, overcast over san francisco and portions of marin county. the current numbers if you want to bundle up, we are tracking 40s for concord, fairfield, napa, santa rosa and san jose is in the lower 50s at 52. the camera looking out above the estuary, it is solid overcast looking towards san francisco. this has changed since about 4 am, as i mentioned. more overcast this morning compared to yesterday at this time. the quick update on this earth. this is not a high surf advisory but a heads up. if you have a sizable northwest swell approaching the coastal waters, the waves will be increasing out of the northwest. it looks like that peeks tomorrow. up to 12 feet coming down a little bit in the friday forecast. be extra careful because we could have rip current activity and more waves near the shoreline. the forecast later on today is showing low clouds and fog hanging out coast side. more sunshine working your way inland. it is nice talking about 80s towards antioch, brentwood, and oakland is 70s and san jose come 79, gilroy, 84. it looks like a quiet weather pattern as we go towards thursday and friday. 80s inland around the bay and 70s with the beaches in the 60s and maybe a little bit of a bump in the numbers by friday. increasing safety for people working on city contracts in san francisco. the actions that the city is taking to better that contractors after a man was killed working inside the tunnel. libby schaaf was 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[ indistinct radio chatter ] still, we never stopped making it stronger. faster. smarter. because to be the best, is to never ever stop making it better. introducing the new c-class. visit your local mercedes-benz dealer for exclusive offers. developing story, secretary of state mike pompeo is on his way back to the united states after meeting with officials in turkey about the disappearance and was believed to be the killing of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. secretary pompeo met with the turkish president that has accused saudi arabia of killing jamal khashoggi. mike pompeo was in saudi arabia where officials told him that they did nothing wrong but they said that they are investigating. but i think that is a reasonable thing to do, to give us an opportunity to judge and evaluate the work that they do. >> officials say they have evidence including audio recordings and that jamal khashoggi was killed at the consulate. my president trump threatening to stop sending financial aid to central american countries that do not stop a group of hondurans reportedly on their way to the united states. the group of about 2000 hondurans crossed into guatemala on monday. many say that they're trying to escape violence and poverty. they want to seek asylum in the united states. president trump tweeted that he has informed the country of honduras, guatemala and el salvador if they allow them to cross into the country, to the u.s., all payments to them will stop. stomach oakland mayor libby schaaf says a new report indicates the decision to warn oakland residents about an input -- and pending immigration raids. half of the 111 undocumented immigrants were picked up in february and had no criminal convictions. only a handful of those arrested had been convicted of a serious crime in the past 10 years. at the time the donald trump ministration lashed out at the mayor accusing her of helping hardened criminals. >> the facts that are shown in the public records are in stark contrast to the racist and fear mongering rhetoric that both the head of the ic agency and the president himself have used to talk about immigration enforcement in this country. select the mayor says that president trump has been using lies to get more support for i.c.e. raids that target undocumented immigrants in sanctuary cities. a close call at the oakland zoo. what they are doing after a man climbed over a fence inches from the tiger enclosure. it was not a jackpot win but it came close. if you bought a mega millions ticket. the commute is slow as you might expect. some commutes are better than others. we are looking at a decent commute in downtown san jose. in the weather, tracking low clouds and fog coast side but in the, relatively clear, and we will talk about a mile forecast coming your way with your update coming up. if yyou need to stay downeaway from it. call 911. let our first responders come out and handle it. police and fire will respond as well as pg&e. pg&e will make the scene safe. ♪ and you smell gas, your first step is to get out, travel to a safe distance until you can't smell the gas anymore, and then call 911. the first responders will come out, and they'll make it safe for you and your community. ♪ this is ktvu mornings on 2. this is the view from the international space station. high above the earth. it has been almost 18 years. it has been 18 years that there has been an interrupted human presence on the international space station. >> ♪ >> elton john, rocket man. i think he is on his farewell tour. >> they are doing the movie on elton john that will be out soon. he is coming to oracle in january. it might be your last chance to go. wednesday, october 17. and i am gasia mikaelian. i am dave clark. the weather service is warning you this morning that big waves at the bay area beaches today through friday. be careful out there. the breakers and well exposed beaches may rise more than 10 feet tomorrow. i am serious. there is a danger of sneaker waves that you do not want to play around with. with the weather being as warm as it was, you can imagine a lot of people will be going to the beach. >> when you are at the beach, i am not a lifeguard but you see people walking over the rocks and the conditions can change rapidly. you want to be aware of that. you could actually be relatively tranquil and within a few seconds you have the set waves come and that could instantly make it more dangerous. keep that in mind with the building waves. here is the plan today. fog in the morning, clearing back near the coastline and the beaches are that warming up too much, 60s, 70s, and 80s inland. the pattern, a bunch of lines that you can see the circulation towards arizona. this produced showers over southern california. this was the component that i added to the big wind event a few days ago. we have this system here with no rainfall for us yet. we have a low cloud and fog hugging the coastline up and down from point reyes towards san francisco, santa cruz and watsonville. you can see some of the overcast. this is been increasing in coverage over the past 3 hours. we will check in on the numbers. right now temperatures are ranging from the 40s in napa and fairfield, san francisco, 53, san jose in the lower 50s. the live camera looking out at the estuary, overcast with starting out the morning with clear skies in the picture. more clouds this morning and we will factor that into the forecast for the short term. in the afternoon, the clouds will clear back towards near the coastline. the temperatures are mainly in the 60s as you work your way inland. we are thinking ladies -- 80s later on today. san francisco, 68, san jose, 79. more on the weekend forecast in a few minutes. an update on the roads. good morning. we have slow traffic in contra costa county. we will start there. if you drive an, pittsburgh, and concorde, the commute is going to be slow. it is not unusual for it to be slow when you get there and also slow to highway 24. the commute westbound is slow through lafayette. all pretty typical for the sum of the morning but westbound 80, 45 minutes to the macarthur maze and no major issues on the richmond bridge or in marin county. they have slow traffic from roland boulevard to central sandra -- nfl. the bay bridge, a backup of 20 minutes. we have been talking about the truck that overturned on the ramp to southbound 880. it is beginning to slow traffic down. traffic is slow. this is a picture from the ground. you can see that the tow truck is there. this is a big visual hazard. nobody was injured but the truck needs to be righted and the tow truck is going to do that temporarily. it is going to close the ramp until they get the truck out of the way. let's talk about 880 going south and union city and fremont. it is slow. we talked about rowan county and we talked about contra costa. 680, to pleasanton is slow. let's go back to the desk. developing story in san francisco where police are investigating a shooting involving a u.s. park police officer. this happened after 9:30 pm near aquatic park and van ness avenue. police have not given us information on what led to the shooting. a person was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. another person was detained. tow trucks took away two cars, a green toyota and the u.s. marked police car. we have a ktvu crew at the same trying to get information for you. we will bring the reporter in for a live report coming up. for the first time this morning, we are getting an idea of how much money a mega millions player has won. somebody bought a semi winning ticket matching five of the six numbers at the marina safeway in san francisco. ktvu allie rasmus is there now. you have the new information that just came in. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the person that won the partial winning ticket gets $1.9 million. that is what they get to take home. it is not the jackpot but the person will not be complaining. according to officials, the drawing was last night. we have some time to go before we find out who the person is. we know that the person bought the ticket at this safeway in the marina in san francisco. the person got five out of the six winning a mega millions numbers and that is why they get the $1.9 million prize. we spoke to the people working at the safeway this morning. one of the women was wrapping up her overnight shift. she was rushing home. she bought two of mega millions tickets at the store where she works. she was going to double check the numbers. >> i don't know. i'm going to check. i found them when i came in. the first winning number is 69. followed by 45. >> the drive was last night. >> reporter: and nobody won the jackpot and it has grown larger. it is estimated to be at least $868 million and probably a little bit more between now and friday when the next drawing is and that will make it but next largest in u.s. history. a closer look at the winning numbers. 3, 45, 49, 61, 59, and the mega ball is 9. mega millions is played in 44 states and the virgin islands and washington d.c.. the odds of winning are frankly pretty awful, 1 out of 302 million. it does not seem to discourage people from participating. the next drawing is friday. nobody won the powerball jackpot either. that is now worth three to $45 million. again, if you bought a mega millions ticket at this safeway in the marina in san francisco, take a closer look at the numbers that you picked because somebody did get a 5 out of 6 winning number ticket and will get to take him five days $1.9 million prize. allie rasmus. san francisco supervisors are holding a hearing about the vetting process of city contracts safety records after the death of a construction worker. this happened in the twin peaks tunnel project. ktvu looked at federal records for the construction company that he worked for. we found 39 safety violations in the past years that had not been reported to the city. they included one death and several severe injuries. the hearing will begin at 10 am. new rules for san francisco's taxi medallion system. the mta approved most of the reforms for the government issued medallion permits. they can be sold it to drivers outside of san francisco. a proposal to restrict sfo pickup was rejected. the reform is the latest effort to help taxi drivers that lost business to ridesharing services. the oakland city council approved a safe parking program for the homeless that live in their cars. the city will spend $300,000 over the next year offering safe places for the homeless to park overnight. the plan was backed by local churches and it calls for several special parking lots around the city that have security guards and on-site coordinator and portal potties. >> oakland city leaders will announce the campaign to clean up city streets. libby schaaf has been spearheading efforts to encourage people to stop rubbing trash on oakland streets. she will announce the results of the program, bulky block parties, and there were three events held in different parts of the city where people could legally dispose of large items for free. spend our time is 7:37 am. a ferry company will pay $2.7 million to settle allegations that it violated the san francisco healthcare laws. officials announced the settlement with the san francisco bay hornblower yachts and its affiliate, alcatraz cruisers. the city attorney's office claims that the parent companies created complicated eligibility policies to deny workers health benefits. they are required under the city ordinance. the company so far has not publicly responded to that settlement. select the oakland zoo has no plans to raid the railing at the tiger traction but they are warning the public about following safety guidelines after the cell phone video caught a man climbing over a protective barrier to retrieve an item outside of the tiger enclosure. you can see the tire approaching the fence as the man starts to climb down. ktvu spoke with a woman that took the video. nobody was expecting that. little kids were there. they don't know. they could do that and easily hop the fence and think that nothing will happen to them. >> the railing is 42 inches high and it is meant to keep people away. there were four female tigers in the enclosure but the zoo says that if they caught the man who climbed on, he would have been kicked out of the zoo. improving safety at san pablo park in berkeley. a new decision by the city council. it will lead to more safety measures after a triple shooting hit that part. a look at the worst roads in the country. telling you the bay area cities that rank as the roughest. do you hear that? no. it's quiet. too quiet. xfinity home cameras. xfinity home gives you an extra pair of eyes to help watch over your family. plus, you have added peace of mind from 24/7 professional monitoring. xfinity home. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity customers, add xfinity home and get a great offer. plus, ask how to get free installation. call, go online, or demo in an xfinity store today. new video from los angeles showing the bus crash on the freeway that injured 40 people. you can see the bus going across several lanes of the freeway. the dash camera caught the video of the bus losing control on sunday. that was a minute before the crash. the truck is seen cutting in front and the truck it gets in front of the bus and hits the brakes. weevils -- show you the crash again. the bus went across the traffic and then it kept going. the investigation into what happened continues. developing news in texas. dramatic video showing the raging river ripping a bridge off of its foundation. this happened in texas, about 65 miles northwest of austin, after several days of heavy rain. a person was killed in all of the flooding. evacuations were ordered in kingsland and marple falls, texas. >> the search continues for a wisconsin teenager that went missing after the parents were found dead in a home. the amber alert was issued for jamie klotz. authorities were alerted to her disappearance when a 911 call lead sheriff's deputies to her home. her parents were found shot to death. investigators say they do not believe that she made the telephone call or that she was involved in her parents' death. >> we would like to have more information but in this case, given the violence at the scene and the disappearance of a 13- year-old girl, we were all in on getting this done. >> investigators say that the reported sighting of her at a miami gas station with two men is not credible. they are working with hundreds of kids. happening today in canada, recreational marijuana is now legal. canada's parliament passed legislation over the summer, making it legal for adults to buy, possess, and grow recreational marijuana. the law took effect at night in each time zone in canada. the first province to legally sell pot was newfoundland. the legal age to buy marijuana will vary from 18 to 21. a rocket blasted off the caring $2 billion satellite that is important for the defense system of the nation. it is part of the secured network and the president can communicate with military commanders even during a nuclear conflict. the satellite can withstand the most powerful jamming devices along with the effect of a nearby nuclear blast. the u.s. and canada and united kingdom and netherlands shared the satellite. this report lists the bay area as having the roughest roads in america. cisco and oakland have the worst roads . san jose came in second. a nonprofit transportation group called trip released at the new study, factoring in pavement conditions, transportation funding, travel trends and economic development. the group rated 71% of roads in san francisco as poor. 64% in san jose. the group says that poor conditions like potholes and bumpy roads caused unnecessary wear and tear on your car. san francisco drivers on average pay more than $1000 in operating costs. select nothing worse than hitting a pothole. maintaining that. >> i used to have a car -- i still have it but i do not drive it much because it is low to the ground and potholes affect it. i got a car that rides higher because of that problem which is unfortunate and costs more money. one way or the other but i know that you are feeling the same way. right now the traffic is going to be slow on the bay area community 80 westbound, cockiness bridge to the macarthur maze, 49 minutes which is both typical, average speed at 23. when you get into the plaza, traffic will be busy. this is a typical commute and it looks good on the bridge. there have been no major issues on 880 northbound. however, an accident on the on ramp southbound is slowing traffic. on the left you can see the slow traffic. people are slowing down to look at this. this is the overturn big rig on its side. you can see the tow truck in position. it has been there for going on two hours and the traffic is backed up. the ramp is closed as they try to get the cable to write the trailer so they can get it out. it is going to be a long process. we are going to be looking at this and with my experience, i think that we will be here until 9 am. i hope i am wrong but i think at least 9 am. let's look at 80 southbound, backed up from hayward, union city, fremont, 680 slow as well and you can see 680 through concorde is slow. now you are filling in for steve. >> we started the show at 4 am. we actually had mostly clear skies over a good portion of the bay area with the clouds ramping up in coverage over the past few hours near the coast and portions of the banquet temperatures this afternoon as the clouds clear back, expecting 60s for the beaches. around the bay, 70s and in the neighborhoods come around 83 and a few spots closing in on 85. we are starting to see action in the pacific. no rainfall for us yet. for us we are talking about eventually cooling things off into next week. speaking about the cool down, take a look at the sierra . -- incline village is 33 degrees. it is cold enough because the so squaw valley is making snowfall yesterday. it is cold enough to make snowfall across parts of the sierra. hopefully it will add the snowfall for the slopes over the next few weeks. in the bay area we will check in on some of the fog patterns. the clouds are hanging out at the coast side and around the bay. there is a hint of a northerly breeze at the surface. we will come in closer and this solid overcast over san francisco towards oakland and berkeley and portions of the north bay. santa rosa, all morning, low visibility down about order to half-mile and that is the most recent observation. check out the numbers across the region. you want to bundle up. we are talking about 40s and 50s. san jose is 52 and novato is -- sentences goes 53. the camera looking towards the clouds over the estuary and toward san francisco. for wednesday morning, it is not a big change in temperature is. what will change is an increase in the northwest swell. you will have energy going towards the coastline and this is trending up, peaking in the first a forecast. it could be around 12 feet. be extra careful with the increase in the rip current activity. there may be more sneaker waves over the next few days. the forecast model, low clouds and fog, keeping it cool there. temperatures inland under mostly sunny skies are back into the upper 70s and the low 80s. concord, 82, santa rosa, 81, san francisco, 68 and gilmore is 84. we are going to cruise towards the weekend. some 80s for the warmest locations inland and around the bay, 70s and the beaches in the 60s, looking pretty good by friday. helping electric car owners find a place to charge their car. the new feature by google to make it easier to find the charging stations. let's check in with mike mibach to see what is coming up on mornings on 2. >> reporter: in the next hour, the first flu death of the season reporter, a child out of the state of florida. the new push to protect people in the bay area. south a doctor charged with seven felonies. the accusations that he was illegally providing patients with strong and unnecessary pain medication. we are back after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ we've hadfor a long time.is in san francisco and half-measures haven't fixed it. homelessness doesn't just hurt homeless people. it hurts all of us. that's why we're all voting "yes" on c. the plan is paid for by corporations that just got a massive tax break. it's time for them to give back by helping all of us to fix our homeless crisis. with more affordable housing... expanded mental-health services... clean restrooms and safe shelters. vote "yes" on c. it helps all of us. welcome back to mornings on 2. youtube is working again. it went down around the world for about 1 hour. around 7 pm, youtube went off- line and when it came back online, it said thank you to years is for patients but gave no details about what went wrong. the philadelphia police department had a response that went viral, tweeting that, yes, our youtube is down, too. no, please do not call 911. we cannot fix it. another bay area company is soaring on wall street after dating analysts expectations. pam cook with a report from netflix. >> reporter: good morning. netflix stock is up about $17 a share or 5% after adding 2 million more subscribers than expected. netflix added 7 million subscribers between july and september for a total of 137 million monthly subscribers worldwide. most of the growth was overseas subscriptions. netflix is giving credit to its original programming and streaming options. it expects even more people to sign up by the end of the year. ringing the opening bell, boxing and super middleweight world champion rocky fielding and the madison square garden company and with him alvarez, who we learned it just assigned to the richest the sports contracted history, a five year and 11 fight deal worth $355 million. when the opening bell rang, unfortunately, netflix was up but most of the market was down. perhaps some profit-taking and up and down after a big gain yesterday. there is a look at the dow jones and the big board, 255 points, almost 1 full percentage point. the s&p 500 is down about three quarters percentage point to 2788 and the nasdaq is about the same. it is at 7586. tesla is getting ready to start producing cars in china. it has agreed to purchase a factory site in shanghai. that is after china said it would end restrictions on electric vehicle manufacturers. china is tesla's second largest market the company says the factory in china would help to bring the price of the car down across asia. prices soared in there about 20% on the new tariffs. tesla is announcing changes to its autopilot feature. the company will roll out an updated computer to run autopilot. it will increase computing as the future becomes more complex. existed owners will be upgraded for free if they purchase the full self driving package. it will cost $5000 for that upgrade google maps is making changes to its app to help electric vehicle owners find more places to charge. google has featured charging stations for years but now displays more stations from supported networks. it will also provide your information, including how many charging ports are available and how quickly it will take to charge your car. i am pam cook in the newsroom with a look at dollars and cents. we are still following developing news from san francisco. what we are finding out about a shooting involving a u.s. park service police officer. details about the disappearance of a washington post journalist and even though the evidence is mounting, president trump still is not rushing to judgment. secretary of state mike pompeo arrives in turkey to get some answers. the problem on interstate 880 continues. it is actually causing a bunch of slow traffic. even though all of the lanes are open, you can see for yourself that this is going to be there for a bit. in the weather, look at this. it is the middle of october and we have low clouds and fog in the forecast. there might be a bump in the numbers towards the weekend. we will have the forecast coming up. officer involved shooting leaves a person injured and another detained. we will have the details. latterly -- lottery fever continues. the mega millions jackpot has grown bigger. we will tell you where a big winning ticket was sold in the bay area after getting five of the six numbers. a live picture in the east bay, traffic alert on 880 in oakland. what we are learning about the accident involving an overturned u.p.s. truck. this is ktvu mornings on 2. welcome back to mornings on 2. a traffic problem that we have been bringing you throughout the morning. a truck is overturned on eight ab. we will focus in on exactly what is happening with the efforts to write the truck and clear it out of the way. we will talk to sal about how this is impacting not just the stretch but also the regional traffic as it is a busy wednesday. welcome back to mornings on 2. it is wednesday, october 17. i am a mike mibach. i am gasia mikaelian. did you go to the safeway in the marina district? i think that we should ask steve because he is not here. >> maybe something happened. somebody bought a ticket at the safeway in the marina district that hit five out of the six numbers and the one ticket is worth $1.9 million. yes. i think we know this as the gateway. that is what i have heard people calling it. it is a hotspot on sunday afternoons. >> so we heard. the big news out of the safeway and the marina district is that five out of the six numbers were matched on a ticket and that is worth one point $9 million per the jackpot was not hit so it is getting closer to $1 billion. the next drawing is friday night. allie rasmus has been at the safeway speaking to people that work and shop there. maybe she will find the lucky winner. it is a fun thing to think about. i guess it is not you. >> we will have to find out if it was steve. maybe. this was all planned for him to be on a little vacation this week. it is always need to get the numbers. weatherwise we have temperatures and 60s and 70s and all the way to the low and mid 80s. fog this morning and clearing back to the coastline later on this afternoon. quiet weather pattern in the pacific. no rainfall for us yet. we talk about low clouds and fog. it looks like a june or july weather pattern. we will coming closer to san francisco. portions of marin county and towards the north day, the airport, santa rosa, reporting visibility down to half miles so far this morning. stepping outside, we will check in on the current numbers. we have readings in the 40s but 43 to 45 in the north bay. san francisco is 53 and san jose is 54. the live camera shows the overcast and at about 4 am going into work, mostly clear skies and the clouds have been ramping up the coverage over the past few hours. we will add that to the forecast for this morning. in the afternoon, more sunshine and you can expect that coast side and san francisco, patchy fog for parts of san francisco. there is the temperature range. we will look at the forecast highs in a few minutes. we are checking in with the update on the roads. as you know if you have been listening to the reports, we have been talking about a truck that flipped over on the ramp from the road to southbound 880 this morning in the 5 am hour. it has been out there for hours. the ramp is closed and they have to write the truck. this is the video taken of the truck on its side. you can see that the tow truck has been in position to write the truck. it is a complicated operation and it will not be done until after 9:00. meanwhile, you can see as we go to the live picture of the camera of 880, people are slowing northbound right up to the scene because you look over on the left and you see the spectacle. it is causing a visual hazard. it is causing a visual hazard southbound which is not the commute direction for most. it is going to be a problem, not only today but let's talk about the east shore freeway. 44 minutes bay bridge to the toll plaza, add another 20 in the san mateo bridge is going to be moderate for the dumbarton bridge. we have not had much trouble on the peninsula and it is been normal. southbound 280, a new crash southbound as you drive into south city on the way out of daly city two 380. give yourself extra time. the time is 8:04 am. a developing story out of san francisco. a u.s. park police officer. sarah reports that -- >> the scene is clear and just in front of the municipal fishing peer where the san francisco officers were investigating the officer involved shooting that happened tuesday night. tow trucks came in and removed cars. the scene was cleared. one was a green toyota. the other was a u.s. park police car. we are waiting on more detailed information. the san francisco police department called us at around 9:30 pm. officers got the call for shots fired near aquatic park. the u.s. park police officer was involved in the shooting. a person was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries and another person was detained. we do not know what led up to the shooting. there is a lot of questions left to be answered. we know that the area is in the u.s. park police jurisdiction. the sfpd and the district attorney's office will investigate. no san francisco police officers were involved in the shooting. it was an officer with the u.s. park police. we are waiting on more information from the police department. we will continue as we get more information. san francisco, ktvu facts 2 news. >> we are monitoring a developing story in crimea where an explosion is being described as a possible terror attack. the death toll is 18. that includes the 18-year-old suspect. authorities say that the bomb blast killed most of the victims. eyewitness reports say that people saw at least some people getting hit by gunfire as well. more than 40 other people were injured in the attacks. host of the victims are students. secretary of state mike pompeo is on his way back to the united states after meeting with officials in turkey about the disappearance and what is believed to be the killing of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. he met with the turkish president that accused saudi arabia of killing jamal khashoggi at the saudi consulate in istanbul. mike pompeo was in saudi arabia, and officials told him that they did nothing wrong they said that they are investigating. >> i think that is a reasonable thing to do to give him the opportunity. we will all get to judge and evaluate the work that they deal. spivak turkish officials say that they have evidence including audio recordings that jamal khashoggi was killed at the saudi consulate. the city of berkeley has taken actions to improve safety around the park that has been hit with recent violence, including a shooting in august that wounded three people. the berkeley mayor held a hearing last night for public input on what the city can and should do to improve safety. berkeley will now install surveillance cameras in the park as part of the anticrime campaign. other measures include increased police patrols and encouraging families to use that park. a fire destroyed a kfc restaurant in antioch and the fire was reported at about 12:45 am at the kfc on mahogany weight near highway forum. firefighters were prepared to fight the fire from inside. they saw the air conditioning unit on the roof top. it began to fall through the ceiling. at least one air conditioning unit was falling and the interior is a total loss. authorities say that the fire may have been fueled by grease on the rooftop. investigators will not be able to go inside the restaurant until building inspectors have given them the green light. nobody was injured in the fire. vallejo firefighters were busy putting out an apartment fire that started at 2:45 pm on the second unit. the fire department tweeted the photographs and firefighters say that the fire started in the kitchen where something was cooking and spread to the apartment next door. everyone was able to get out. a woman is being treated for smoke inhalation. no firefighters were injured. pg&e says the power is back on to everyone whose power was turned off because of high fire danger. they turned off power to the customers in the north bay, mostly in lake and napa counties. this is the first time that pg&e proactively turned off the electricity as a precaution to try to prevent wildfires. some people that were affected support the action but northbay lawmakers say that pg&e needs to be better at communicating about the public -- to the public. >> i was really grateful that they turned the power off. i could rest easier. i thought that was a good reason. i think that it saved us. >> we have to learn from the mistakes made and we have to do better. pg&e has to do better. >> they say that the preemptive power outages are the new normal and that it will have to do them whenever the weather conditions create extreme risk of wildfires. pg&e will pay $5 million for violations resulting in that natural gas leaks. the utilities commission issued the citation monday. the action stems from the 2016 incident in the community of deer park near san helena. the agency said that pg&e workers caused a gas leak while repairing a service. the second gas leak resulted in injuries. pg&e pipelines have been under scrutiny after a 2010 explosion in san bruno that killed eight people. dianne feinstein and state senator kevin de leon will go head to head for the one and only time before election day and there is a debate about if they should call it a debate. the democrats will appear together at the event in san francisco. dianne feinstein's campaign calls it a debate because they will answer questions from a moderator. de leon's team rejects and saying that the candidates are not allowed to address each other and only the moderator. we will carry the discussion between them on ktvu at noon. it is held at the public policy institute of california in san francisco. the museum of ice cream is holding an event designed to get people to register to vote. the mayor wills beak at the scoop the vote event at 4 pm. the museum of ice cream will give a free ice croom basement ice cream scoop or to the first 100 people that register to vote at the retail shop. golden state warriors hit the road to play the utah jazz but last night they were at home raising another championship banner when they open the season against the oklahoma city thunder. the thunder played without westbrook but they kept close, exchanging baskets. in the end of the warriors won 108-100 20,000 people packed into the stadium for the regular season or -- season opener. they celebrated another championship and the fans went wild when the owner handed out the championship rings to players, coaches and members of the organization. they say it was a bit bittersweet knowing that last night was the final home opener for the warriors in eglin. next year the team is moving to its new billion-dollar san francisco arena, the chase center. a great start to the season and a new report out showing the worst roads in the country. up next, where the three largest bay area cities came in on the list. incidents involving first lady melania trump, and the reason he was forced to turn around this morning at land at the joint base andrews. the incident in oakland has actually slowed traffic on the freeway even though it is not blocking freeway lanes. the overturned truck is being righted. this is a live picture. this is a couple get an operation. we will tell you what it is doing into downtown oakland when we come back. >> in weather the low clouds and fog this morning beginning to lift a little bit. it looks like a fairly nice wednesday forecast and mild temperatures. we will look at the forecast, coming up. way to stay connected. it gives you super fast speeds for all your devices, enhanced coverage, and lets you control your network with the xfi app. it's the ultimate wifi experience. xfinity xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity xfi gives you the speed, coverage and control you need. manage your wifi network from anywhere when you download the xfi app today. new information about first lady melania trump's airplane that was forced to return this morning. according to the prospal, 10 minutes after took off, reporters saw smoke and smelled something burning. reporters were brought towels and told them to hold them over their faces. the airplane landed safely and mrs. trump is okay. a crew member told the fox producer that it was from a communications unit that overheated. the white house has not confirmed that. the producer went on to say that the flight attendant was seen with a fire extinguisher that appeared to not have been used for the first lady was going to philadelphia to talk about opioids. the trip is being reevaluated. today marks 29 years since the deadly earthquake. the 6.9 earthquake was centered in the santa cruz mountains and killed 63 people and caused widespread damage. the structure freeway and a portion of the upper deck of the bay bridge collapsed. the ruptured gas line caused a fire in the san francisco marina district. it struck at five of 4 pm and disrupted the start of game three of the world series between the oakland a's and the giants at candlestick park. damage from the earthquake was estimated at around $6 billion. libby schaaf says a new report indicates her decision to warn oakland residents about an ice -- raid. half of the immigrants were taken into custody in february and showed that they had no criminal convictions and only a handful have been convicted of a serious crime in the last decade. at the time the donald trump administration criticized the mayor and accused her of helping them elude capture. she was quick to respond to the news report. >> the facts that are shown in these public records are in stark contrast to the racist and fear mongering rhetoric that both the head of the i.c.e. agency and the president himself have used to speak about immigration enforcement in this country. the mayor says that president trump is using lies to get more support for an i.c.e. raid that targets undocumented immigrants. former california congressman -- congresswoman mary botta is out as the interim president of usa gymnastics after only five days. she step down amid criticism over a tweet she said about colin kaepernick and nike. she used a black marker to cover up the logo to show her displeasure with the advertising campaign. nike sponsors usa gymnastics. she served 15 years in the house and is the widow of sonny bono. the four time olympic medalist simone biles questioned her appointment and tweeted, don't worry, it is not like we needed a smarter usa gymnastics president or any sponsors or anything. usa gymnastics is struggling to recover from the larry nassar scandal in which athletes said that they were abused before this back before she took the job, carrie perry resigned after nine months on the job. among her decisions were hiring a coach that initially defended larry nassar. a problem with the overturned truck on 880 in the heart of oakland. >> we have been looking at some of the alternate routes and they are getting crowded. what happened was that at 5:30 am, a truck on the ramp from the road to southbound coming from the u.s. facility did not make the turn. the truck ended up flipping over. no serious injuries. here we are. it is almost 8:30 am so we are almost 3 hours in and they have a couple of tracks trying to write the trailer. there was nobody injured. the traffic is slow northbound. this is going to be there for a while until 9:00. they have been working pretty fast. they have to take care when they do these things. we assume the truck has been loaded because of how careful they are being with it. they are moving it now. we are seeing progress and they are lifting it. our photographer had to change locations. we will see if they can lift it. we will not stay on there too long. here we go. it might take a while. we are going to have to move on to the other traffic. let's talk about 80 westbound as we get out to the bridge. we will see that the traffic is going to be 45 minutes. the bay bridge toll plaza, not a bad commute. when you get to the toll plaza there will be a 20 minute wait. 880 is slow and in the south bay, silicon valley all filled in getting into cooper to know. -- cupertino. >> i feel like we are being transported back to june or july because we are talking about low clouds and fog. this is the time of year that you say to come to the bay area because it is beautiful, clear, and mild. this morning low clouds and fog. mid 60s co-side, perching mid- seventies and inland spots, 83 and maybe 85 later on. the satellite, we have a sort -- a storm system. the main impacts will be the increase in the waves and the surf. we will be talking about that in a few seconds. low clouds and fog near the coast near portions of the bay. i have noticed the clouds lifting and breaking up a little bit. here we go. some of the coverage over the portion of san francisco extending across the east bay and portions of the north bay. santa rosa reported visibilities down about a quarter mile. the most recent report was down half mile towards the sonoma county airport. the current numbers, 50s and 40s for walnut creek, concord, fairfield, 45 in san francisco, 53 and sfo checking in at 52. the camera looking towards the oakland estuary, two things i am noticing. you are seeing the call conditions on the water so not much in the way of wind with the calm texture. the clouds are here but they are breaking up a little bit. that is going to be the trend into the afternoon hours or by the late morning, clouds lifting, revealing partly to mostly sunny skies. here is the swell approaching the bay area coastline out of the north and from the west. that will be marching closely or today. as a result, we begin the bump on the height. the swell peaks tomorrow. this is not a high surf advisory. a heads up that we will have dangerous surf for thursday and into friday. be extra careful if you're go to the coastline. we could have rip current activity and possibly some sneaker waves. the forecast throughout the day, clouds clearing back to the coastline and partly sunny skies around the bay, more sunshine inland and showing you 70s and 80s towards concord, antioch, brent ward and san francisco is 68, san jose, 79 and gilroy, 84. we are cruising towards the weekend with no major changes. 80s inland at around the bay, a little bit warmer by friday. the beaches are in the 60s. a threat to the sea lion population in the bay area. the bacterial infection being blamed for making hundreds of them sick. a child from florida has died from the flu virus. this marks the first child death related to the flu this season. the health department is refusing to identify the victim. we know the child was in good health until catching the flu. the death happened two weeks ago. doctors are concerned for several reasons including that the child died from flu b, a less common strength positions in the bay area and across the country are urging people to get their flu shot, especially at higher risk, like children, the elderly and people with chronic health issues. babies six months are you -- or younger are too young. flu shots reduce your chances of getting the flu as well as the severity of the flu if you get it. the cdc reports that more than 80,000 americans died of the flu in the winter of 2017 to 2018. you can go to the web links section of ktvu.com to find a clinic near you. deadly bacteria is threatening the california sea lion population. the infection has made or than 220 sea lions six so far this year. the marine mammal count -- center is rescuing the sea lines up and down the coast. it can kill them. the marine mammal center says that it sees the bacteria outbreaks every four or five years but they are not sure why. >> this year has been the second largest outbreak that we have recorded and we do not see the end inside right now. we are rescuing about six a day at this point. >> not all sea lions get sick from the bacteria. the mammal center says that of those that get ill, about two thirds of them will die despite treatment from internet diet to -- antibiotics. spermatic snow machines got turned off this fall at squaw valley, usa. the temperatures dipped into the 20s monday night. they took the opportunity to make sure that the snowmaking machines are ready for winter. if all goes plan, the opening day scheduled for november 16. some people think that robots will take over the world but they have taken over the dance floor. >> ♪ you are seeing the latest robotic creation from boston dynamics. it is a dancing dog. the company believes the video of the dog dancing. it has some moves. the boston dynamics says it hopes to have the robo dog up and running for a variety of applications by next year. a defining moment in social activism and sports. the event happening today on the san jose state university campus to mark 50 years since this historical moment at the olympic games in mexico city. the jackpot grows again. how much it is worth for friday nights drawing and what we are learning about somebody that bought a ticket that matched five out of the six winning numbers. the ticket was purchased at a san francisco safeway store. this portion of ktvu news sponsored by kaiser permanente. welcome back. i am gasia mikaelian pixma good morning. i am mike mibach. gorgeous wednesday and a little trip to the beach. if you go to the beach, watch out because there are bigger waves. very good advice. the northwest swell is knocking on the door and the waves will be going up especially going into thursday. looking at the plan today, we have the fog this morning that will clear into the shoreline. 60s for the beaches and around the bay, 70s, inland spots, low and 80s this afternoon. we are seeing storms develop in the pacific. in the short term forecast, nothing shows up yet. the models are trying to get a better handle into next week. we cannot pinpoint anything yet. here is the current satellite situation where we have some low clouds and fog. they are lifting and ever san francisco and over berkeley and oakland and and portions of the north bay. santa rosa, a little bit of the low visibility. checking in on the numbers, 40s and 50s. holding up to 44 in napa, san francisco, 53, and the live camera looking towards the estuary, cloud cover, and you can see that there are a couple of breaks in the clouds and the trend will continue. the clouds clear back to near the coastline. 60s and 70s and the warmest location inland approaching mid- 80s. most locations are cooler compared to yesterday. the last time we saw the trailer getting pulled upright, i guess the process has been happening. we have made progress. 5:30 am, the truck flipped over. now here we are with the truck back on the wheels. they have made progress. they are going to get it out of there. the damage has been done. this commute has been slow since 5:30 am. the ramp has been closed since 6:30 am or 7 am on the other side of the freeway. a good long luck and this is why it has been extra slow coming out of the hayward area all the way to oakland and after that there is more slow traffic into downtown. let's talk about other things because there are other things to talk about. the bay bridge is backed up for a little while. 15, 20 minutes delay. southbound 280 coming out of daly city, an accident and southbound 280 at westborough in south city. if you are driving to the airport today, it is a good day to get on el commute real and use the city streets to get to the airport instead of using 280 or 380 for that matter. a lot of people are on 380. the 101 is slow. on the other side of the bay, hayward union city, fremont, slow traffic. 8:33 am. a look at the top stories. san francisco police investigating a shooting involving a u.s. park police officer near aquatic park at around 9:30 am -- 9:30 pm in front of the gate for the municipal peer. a person was taken to the hospital. another person was detained. it is not clear at this moment what led up to that shooting. instead of mega millions, how about 1 billion. the jackpot for the friday drawing is approaching $1 billion and nobody matched all six numbers but there were some big numbers. we are learning information about 70 in the bay area that matched the numbers and it appears that it was purchased in san francisco. allie rasmus is speaking to the store manager at the safeway in the marina district. we will check in with her. 50 years ago today two former san jose track stars raise their fists in the black power salute on the podium at the 1968 olympic games. jeffrey gary is live at the campus where a town hall discussion is getting underway on the impact of athlete activism on the world. >> reporter: good morning. we are outside the town center. the program is just starting. you can see the security line as people are going through the check. townhall will have speakers ranging from tommy smith and john carlos to dr. harry edwards. let's look at the video. smith and carlos made their gesture with the gloved fist in the air 50 years ago yesterday. they stood on the podium at the 1968 summer olympics. they wanted to drop attention to their cause but it cost them their gold medal and silver metal. today san jose honors the stand. they are looking back at the activism. the age of colin kaepernick has impacted our country and the world at large. >> the sport was really never meant to tear us apart. it is one of those things that really has been a touchdown, particularly in the athlete activism. i think that we can turn the conversation around and the thing that caused us to separate a little bit because of athlete activism in sport i think done properly can actually bring us back together again. >> reporter: the event wraps up at 12:30 pm. we will have the update coming up and then at 12 noon news. live on the san jose campus. jesse gary. we will go back to you and oakland. back to the mega millions. allie rasmus is live at the safeway store in the marina district. i know that you learned who matched five of the numbers. how much is the winning ticket worth? >> reporter: yes. the prize is $1.9 million. a safeway employee that works in the bakery got five of the six winning a mega millions numbers and that this meant he did not even realize it until he came to work this morning. i have the store manager with me. maxwell. what was your reaction when you found out? how did you find out that one of your employees was the winner? back when i came in, we were hoping that it would be one of the employees. we were talking and nobody had the winning ticket. i got a telephone call when i was in the back of the store from my booth manager that said it was one of my employees that won. i literally ran from the them meat department all the way to the front lobby by customer service and i was probably screaming unprofessionally because i was super excited for him. >> reporter: how was he reacting? becky was completely nervous and you could tell he was in shock. all of the employees came to customer service, congregated and took pictures. we took a wonderful group photograph. i took him to the back room and gave him some advice on what he should do and we escorted him out. now he is on his way, hopefully, to claim his prize off of the premises, away from the public eye. >> reporter: were you surprised that it was a ticket that was sold here? a lot of employees bought tickets. >> we found out yesterday because it was being posted that the winning ticket, the five of six numbers was sold at our store. we all thought that it was one of ours. whoever purchased a ticket was hoping that we would be the winning ticket. but we are the marina safeway. we have a great group of professionals that work here. i am very excited that it was one of our employees. ktvu what can you tell about the man that has won? becky has been here for two years. a very hard worker. a very nice man. that is all i really have to say. he is a great guy. >> reporter: very deserving. do you expect him to be back tomorrow? >> probably not. we would welcome him of course. >> reporter: leah maxwell, the store manager in the marina in san francisco where the bakery employee, a man in his 20s, has worked here for the past two years and unbeknownst for him, he showed up early for work and his coworkers had him check his ticket a second time and then he realized that he had won five out of the six winning numbers for the mega millions drawing. he gets to take home $1.9 million. san francisco, allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. a report listing the bay area as having the roughest roads in the country. san francisco and oakland have the worst roads in san jose came in second. a nonprofit group they smack they factored in pavement conditions and economic development. the group rated 71% of robison san francisco at 54% in san jose as poor. they say that poor condition such as potholes and bubbly roads cause excessive wear and tear on vehicles. the drivers on average pay more than $1000 in car repairs every year. recreational marijuana is legal in canada. the parliament passed legislation over the summer making it legal for adults to buy, possess and grow read -- recreational marijuana. the first province to legally sell was newfoundland and the legal age to buy will bury from 18 until 21 depending on the province. it will soon be available for legal purchase in sonoma county. the board of supervisors voted to start sales at marijuana dispensaries as early as mid- november. with that decision comes some restrictions on marijuana farms. supervisors decided to limit those farms to properties that are at least 10 acres or larger which eliminates more than 5100 properties that used to be eligible. sonoma state university is opening an art exhibit on campus featuring photography, paintings and video that explore the north bay wildfires. the art was created by people in the community, including first responders that were affected by the fires personally last october. the exhibit is called reflections after the fire. the artist on display at the sonoma state library and there will be an opening reception. floods in the state of texas. damage and recovery efforts as parts of texas declare state of disaster. we still have problems in oakland with the truck that flipped over. we have a lot of slow traffic. we are making some progress. the truck has been righted and it looks like it may be getting ready to get out of there. in weather, low clouds and fog are showing up. breaking up a little bit. we will talk about the mild wednesday forecast coming your way. this portion of ktvu news is sponsored by honda. great deals are waiting at your honda dealer. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent. developing news in texas. dramatic video shows the river is ripping a bridge off of its foundation. this happened in kingsland, texas, 65 miles northwest of boston. authorities say that a person was killed in flooding. evacuations were ordered in kingsland and marvel falls, texas. we know that at least 26 people have died from the storm of michael. mike pence arrived in georgia with his wife to tour some of the damage. the vice president traveled to a peak on plantation. experts say that even if new trees were planted today, it would take 20 years for them to start producing a usable crop. information to bring into the newsroom. we have confirmed the identity of a second person shot to death last weekend at the halloween themed birthday party in east palo alto. the coroner office says that the 23-year-old amaro mendez was killed along with eduardo. two other people were wounded. they are expected to recover. the shooter has not been caught. the case against a man accused of killing a young woman at the bart station will go to trial. the grand jury indicted john lee cowan for the stabbing death of be a wealth of the indictment means that there will be no preliminary hearing. the case will go straight to trial. prosecutors say that he killed the 18-year-old woman and critically injured her sister in an unprovoked attack. he is accused of lying in wait which could make him eligible for the death penalty. the public defenders say that their client is mentally ill and was released from a state hospital only five days before that attack in july. they say they should not be a death penalty case. let's get you out the door. that has been a tough task. >> it goes to show you that something does not necessarily have to be blocking the lanes for it to slow traffic. sometimes being able to look at something interesting, human nature being what it is, will slow the traffic. i will show you. here we are with the bay bridge toll plaza. you will see the traffic is going to be slow as you drive into san francisco. that has been a relatively routine from you. we have the truck accident that we have been talking about for a bit on interstate 880. i will show you a picture. this is the truck that is being righted and it is going to be towed away. the trailer flipped over. it was being hauled by a u.p.s. tractor. they are cleaning up now and it looks like we might be getting too near the end where they might be able to open the road up. the traffic started flowing better once the truck looked like a truck again. people were trying to figure out what it is. finally, we are getting a little bit of relief. let's talk about some of the other commutes. you can see the toll plaza, and it has been normal. we can also see south city has had a problem with southbound 288 westborough that has been there as a motorcycle accident. the traffic is backed up from 19th avenue. those of you that know the area know what to do. baby el commute and some of the other streets. 8:46 am and left bring you and. working on the nights forecast today. low clouds are paying us a visit this morning into the afternoon. the clouds will clear back to near the coastline. the beaches are the mid-60s around the bay, approaching the mid-70s and inland, talking about 80s, around 83 to 85. the satellite shows you this. we have the fog hanging out and starting to see more development up to the north and to the west. no signs as far as the rainfall this week. maybe next week in the forecast models they are hinting at the possibility. we really cannot pinpoint that yet. as far as the local satellite, we are coming closer and the fog is hanging out near the coastline. upper portions of the bay and toward santa rosa. reporting some fog all morning long. the cloud decks are lifting up. the trend will continue over the next few hours. the current numbers are showing 45 in fairfield, napa, 47, san francisco, 47 -- in san jose, 54. a camera looking towards the estuary, out towards the estuary -- com conditions on the water but the clouds, the low clouds, still out there but breaking up a little bit. here is the swell that we are tracking. if you are going to the coast, be careful. especially tomorrow. what is happening we have energy moving in from the north and west. the same system that i showed you on short is producing the swell. this will be peaking tomorrow. the wave basis up to 12 feet and then coming down in the friday forecast. the plan today, class this morning, clearing near the shoreline. around the bay, partly sunny, more sunshine inland and we are showing you 70s and 80s. san francisco is 68 and pacifica 64. a few more neighborhoods with the san jose checking in at 79 and lower 80s for morgan hill and gilroy. cruising towards the weekend. no major changes. 80s in linden a little bit warmer by friday. disney on ice is bringing 100 years of magic right to the bay area. coming up, we speak to one of the local performers. some good news for people looking to land themselves tickets to candy utopia. what is happening today at noon. wall street continues swings up and down. a stock that is up is netflix but let's check in with pam cook on dollars and cents. >> reporter: netflix beat the street estimates and signed 2 million more new subscribers. when the opening bell rang, netflix stock shot up about 5%. it hovered between 5% and 6%. ibm missed its estimates and housing starts and building permits were disappointing but that is helping take the broader markets down. the dow jones coming back quite a bit in the last hour, down about 250 points. a look at the big board, still down but 92 points, only .3% so we might see more fluctuation as the day continues. the s&p 500 is down about .25% in the same for the nasdaq. it is at 7622. youtube is working again this morning after it went down worldwide for about 1 hour last night. a went off-line at 7 pm. when it came on, youtube said thank you to the viewers for patients but did not provide details of what went wrong. the philadelphia police department had a response that went viral, tweeting, yes, our youtube is down, too, no, please do not call 911. we can't fix it. you may not be aware but this is national pizza month. the ranking of the top pizza cities puts san francisco among the top five. tripadvisor said that it ranks the cities based on quality and quantity of reviews. new york came in at number one followed by chicago and las vegas. san francisco was number four followed by orlando, florida. san francisco pop-up candy utopia museum is extending its stay after three successful months of drawing sold out crowds. they will stay open through the christmas holiday season through january 6. the market street museum celebrates everything candy with interactive experiences including the very popular marshmallow. tickets go on sale for the extended time. you have to buy tickets in advance and not at the door. they are expected to sell out. once again, very quickly. pam cook in the newsroom with a look at dollars and cents. multiple felony charges against a southbay doctor. the drugs that he is accused of handing out to doctors that did not need them. hebreakfast makers, takers, step counters, outdoor explorers, faith restorers, appointment keepers, fantastic creatures. farmer's market goers, cholesterol lowerers cell phone silencers. the new lease on lifers, and the positive thinkers. here's to you all that see every day as an opportunity to thrive your way. 8:56 am. a rocket blasted off from cape canaveral carrying a $2 billion satellite that is important to the defense system. it is part of the secured network where the president can communicate with military commanders. the satellite can withstand the most powerful devices along with the effect of a nuclear blast. the u.s., canada, united kingdom and netherlands share the satellites. supervisors are holding a hearing about the vetting process of city contract safety records. this is after the death of the construction worker on the twin peaks tunnel project. ktvu looked at federal records for the construction company that he worked for. we found 39 safety violations in the past 10 years that had not been reported to the city. they included one death and severe injuries. the hearing will start at 10 am. the oakland zoo has they smack is warning the public about following safety guidelines after the video caught a man climbing over protective barrier to retrieve an item outside of the tiger enclosure. you can see the tiger approaching the fence as he is climbing down. ktvu spoke with a woman that recorded the video. nobody was expecting that. little kids are there. they do not know. they can do that and probably hop the fence and think that everything is fine and nothing will happen to them. >> the railing is 42 inches high and it is meant to keep people from the second barrier fence that is 5 feet away. there were four female tigers in the enclosure. that caught the man that climbed down and he would have been kicked out of the zoo. you may remember that those you made changes to its grotto after a deadly attack. the siberian tiger escaped from her cage, killing a visitor and wounding two brothers. the zoo raise the wall around the enclosure to 19 feet and added plexiglas to the top of the wall along with electrified wiring and surveillance cameras. changes were also made to fortify the lion exhibit. a ferry company will pay $2.7 million to settle allegations that it violated san francisco healthcare laws. city leaders announced a settlement with the hornblower yachts and affiliates alcatraz cruises. the city office claims they created complicated eligibility policies to deny health benefits that are required under city ordinance. the companies have not publicly responded. from across the bay the oakland city council has approved a safe parking program for homeless people. city leaders agreed to spend $300,000 in the next year to offer safe places for those that are homeless to park in the overnight. the plan was backed by local churches and called for several seven they smack special parking lot that will have security officers and an on- site coordinator as well as portable restrooms. san francisco will have its first high-tech garbage can. the european waste reduction company and is installing it at the area as part of a trial to see how it holds up it is solar powered and has anti-graffiti coating and it can crush the garbage. it is also connected to the internet and can alert trash haulers to when it needs to be unloaded. the city hopes that the garbage will be less prone to vandalism and overflowing. new rules for the san francisco taxi medallion system. according to the chronicle, the mta approved the reforms for the government issued medallion permits. they can be sold to drivers outside of san francisco. a proposal to restrict was rejected. this is helping drivers that lost businesses to ridesharing services. a big day for canada as it becomes the largest country to legalize the sale of a recreational marijuana. the mega millions jackpot rises again, inching towards $1 billion after nobody hit all six winning numbers. disney on ice is skating back to the bay area. we will speak with a local member of the cast with everything that the new show has to offer. welcome to the 9. the bay area weather is a little bit cloudy along the coast. it will be sunny and nice. on october 17, i want to show you the video. people are talking about it. this is a robotic dog.

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