. 7:00. we continue to follow developing news in france. police are locked in two different stand-offs right now. one involves the gunman in the newspaper masacre. the other is with a man suspected of killing a female police officer. coming up in two minutes, alex savidge will explain why police now believe it is all connected. good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it's friday, january 9th. i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather and traffic and get you moving this morning. steve, how's it looking for us? >> cloudy, but the lows are not cold as they have been. the cloud cover holding lows up. there's been very warm air in higher elevations. that's also coming down as well, due to this system. it's spinning in a lot of cloud cover, sprinkles or light showers, not amounting to much even if it does happen. the only fly in the ointment for the morning is patchy fog in a few locations, but generally cloudy to mostly cloudy. we'll continue that theme throughout the afternoon and evening hours. 40s and 50s now on the temps. in fact, menlo park, palo alto, woodside, 45, 46, 47. foster city, 48. everyone's close, and theres finally a little westerly breeze. not much. it was 6 miles per hour at sfo. all week long, offshore breeze for the coast, in the 70s to near 80. not today. couple systems move in today, another one on the weekend. mostly cloudy. they won't do much, but give us a lot of clouds and cool us down a bit. temperatures in the 50s, 60s, coming down just a couple of days each day. there's something going on on the golden gate bridge this weekend, sal? that's right. we'll have a whole expanded section on that in a moment, but i want to show you who's going to be the star if we were to make inan a minute objects. it is a little lighter than usual getting into the city, but this weekend, you'll see more people using that bridge. we're also checking the east bay traffic and north and southbound interstate 880 looks good in front of the coliseum. if you're taking a flight out of oakland, no trouble on the freeway. one of the trouble spots has been 580 livermore, earlier accident, things beginning to clear up, but it's not as smooth as you would like on a friday heading west out there. about the golden gate, we have been talking about it for months now, that they are going to close it this weekend saturday and sunday, part of tonight and also part of monday. we have more information on this weekend's bridge closure on our website, ktvu.com. just click on web links for details on alternate routes and expanded bus service. we have the whole thing there. i want to show you this video quickly here, because the merge is going to be a little different if you're driving in from southbound 101 and crossing into san francisco. it's just going to be just a slight bit changed with that new movable median barrier. again, we'll be following this all morning. terra has been talking to business owners. we'll have a report coming up shortly. tori, back to you. >> thank you, sal. 7:03. all morning we have been following the developing news out of france, where is just after 4:00 in the afternoon there. there are now two hostage stand- offs. the first involves the brothers accused of the charlie hebdo masacre. the other stand-off involves a gunman suspected of killing a french police woman. ktvu's alex savidge is in our newsroom with the terrorist connections here. >> reporter: good morning. paris is a city in stand-off. police have surrounded a kosher grocery store, where a gunman is holding at least six people hostage, including women and children. there is word of shots being fired at that scene. one person, possibly wounded. because that situation is playing out at a jewish market, police are taking precautions. they have just ordered shops to close in one of paris' well- known jewish neighborhoods. we're also learning this morning that the gunman inside that market is believed to be the man in this mug shot that was just put out by authorities. he and another woman are suspected of shooting and killing a 25-year-old paris police officer trainee yesterday. that killing has now been linked by authorities to the original terror attack on wednesday at the offices of the newspaper charlie hebdo. at the same time, there is also this, a separate stand-off now unfolding near the charles degaul airport outside of paris. police believe they have cornered two suspects inside a printing business. the two wanted gunmen, brothers, have been on the run since wednesday when authorities say they killed 12 people in the masacre at the charlie hebdo offices. u.s. officials say the brothers do have ties to al-qaeda in yemen and this morning the two suspected terrorists are believed to be holding one woman hostage at that printing business. negotiations are ongoing with those two brothers. again, police in the paris area, now involved in two separate stand-offs with potential terror suspects, tori, two very dangerous situations. we're keeping an eye on both cases. >> all right, and i've been talking, communicating with my friend in paris. she said it is just terrifying there. and she and i think a lot of other people want to leave, would love to go to the countryside and get away from the city. >> reporter: scary place to be right now, you can imagine. >> thank you, alex. u.s. attorney general eric holder will travel to paris this weekend to attend an international migo con convenienced by the french ministry of the interior in response to the attacks, including discussions on addressing terrorist threats, foreign fighters and countering violent extremism. 7:06. meantime, five students were arrested in santa rosa after what appears to be a gang- related beating inside a bathroom at montgomery high school. police say eight students confronted a 14-year-old boy wednesday morning. the 14-year-old reportedly had been joking he was a member of a gang. police say the suspects who beat him, they were real gang members. police say five of them surrounded the boy. one of them punched him in the face. another one threatened to beat him again if he called police. meantime, in concord, another possible gang-related attack. a teenager is in critical condition after being shot at and stabbed. he was attacked wednesday, about 10:00 p.m. on grant street near noll drive. the 13-year-old victim was walking with a friend when a car pulled up alongside them. he says two men got out of the car and asked if he belonged to a gang. when he said no, one of the men fired a shot at him, but missed. then the other man stabbed him several times. investigators are looking to see if this attack is connected to other similar attacks recently. 7:07. south korean pop star bobby kim is being investigated by the fbi, after he was escorted off a plane at san francisco airport. he is accused of sexual harassment. ♪ >> the 41-year-old kim is accused of inappropriately touching a female flight attendant and also verbally abusing her while he was intoxicated. it happened wednesday, five hours after his korean airlines flight left south korea. kim's manager says the singer was angry because he was mistakenly seated in economy class, even though he had asked for a seat upgrade. if you love cars, san jose is a good place to be this weekend for the silicon valley international auto show. ktvu is live in san jose, where we have been checking out the latest models, including hybrid cars. janine? >> reporter: yes, there's so many cars here to see. 350 on display, and some of them aren't even in the show rooms yet. that's why it's so great to get a sneak peek. we're looking right now at the mercedes benz s-class. lot of times when you go to these auto shows, the fancier cars, they still leave them locked. well, these are all unlocked. it's nice to be able to get in and just get a feel for what it's like. this one is $98,000! to get a little bit more information on exactly what this features, i'm joined by didi cast with the silicon valley auto show. tell me about this car. >> the mercedes benz s-class is the top of the line for mercedes benz. what i think they do the best is the creature comforts. my favorite feature in the car is heated make savaging seats. there's seven different settings. you can have heated, simulated heated stone massaging seats. there's a fragrance diffuser in here, amazing sound system. you name it, you can now get it in your car. >> reporter: oh, my gosh! that is crazy. to show you another luxury car, here we go to the infiniti. this is a hybrid vehicle. you were telling me 14 years ago, it was only just the prius- - >> yeah, 14 years ago there was a toyota and honda hybrid. now lexus has a hybrid. this is the infinity q-s hybrid, 34 miles to the gallon. even porsche has a hybrid. 20-plus hybrids on the market. it's really the wave of the future. >> reporter: and really, this auto show features everything, as far as different manufacturers and cars. one of the other fun luxury cars that i'm told is something that you just can't miss is the audi r8. this is this yellow car -- no, no, this is the blue car right here. the audi r8 is a v-10. why do people not want to miss this one? >> it's not just about practical cars. it's also about dreaming. this v-10 goes 0 to 60 in 3.7 seconds, 12 speaker-stereo system, custom breaks, carbon fiber, if you want to enjoy your drive and go fast, this is the car. show the bakken back engine in the back, you can see that. it's all yours for $195,000. >> reporter: oh, that's it? just $195,000? >> right, we can send one to the studio later. >> reporter: i don't know. what do you think, you guys? do you want me to bring one of these back for you so you can try it? >> i love the audi r8. that's a fabulous car. >> just bring them both back. >> absolutely. thank you, janine. >> reporter: one for each. >> all right. again, the silicon valley international auto show runs through sunday at the convention center. tickets are $11 for adults, $8 for seniors, military veterans and kids 7-12, and kids under 6 get in free. the show's open from 10:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m. today and saturday, and from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on sunday. >> looks like a fun time. it is 7:11. a high school ring he thought he would never see again. >> i remember the ring slipping off my finger and into the, into the dark, frigid water and just going-- >> in the pacific ocean. the unlikely reunion after 35 years, made possible by a stranger. >> plus, he called it his civic duty. how a san francisco 49ers lineman stopped a shoplifter right in the middle of a mall. . >> good morning. right now we are looking at something that just popped up on my screen here. having trouble popping up on parts of the east bay commute. we'll tell you about that and also looking at interstate 880, looking good past the coliseum. >> happy friday. we do have cloud cover over us and a hazy, maybe patchy fog. any rain in the forecast? eh, not really, but we'll see about the extended outlook. ♪i can show you the world♪ ♪shining, shimmering, splendid♪ ♪tell me, princess, now when did♪ ♪you last let your heart decide♪ ♪a whole new world♪ welcome to aulani, travel and leisure winner for top family hotel in the u.s. for special offers visit disneyaulani.com or call your travel agent. . coming up on 7:15. we have developing news out of sacramento. a bird strike forced a plane to make an emergency landing this morning at the sacramento international airport. the united airlines flight was headed to denver. it was about 7 miles out when it had to turn around. passengers reported smelling smoke and say they saw a flight attendant running down the aisle with a fire extinguisher. the plane's pilot says there was no serious damage to the plane. it is still being inspected. a san francisco dentist who lost his high school ring while surfing 35 years ago now has the ring back, thanks to a treasure hunter with integrity. robert fowler says he had only had the ring a few weeks when he went surfing in 1979. he was 18 then. he says he still remembers the moment he lost the gold ring with the block letters mts for the name of his high school on the front and his initials engraved on the back. >> i remember the ring slipping off my finger and into the, you know, into the dark frigid water and just going, that's it. >> i just feel great. you know, the guy kind of like won the lottery for the day, you know? >> larry foresig was able to find fowler through the school and set up a meeting. fowler thanked him with a special bobble bottle of giants edition champagne. seems appropriate. he also says he will not wear the ring surfing again. >> no more. 7:16. a dog in tulsa, oklahoma apparently likes jewelry and has very expensive taste. a labrador puppy swallowed her owner's $23,000 engagement and wedding band. stephanie lamb noticed her two dogs were by the table where she put the rings, when the rings disappeared, and she knew something was wrong. she took both dogs to the vet to be x-rayed to determine which dog ate her rings. >> i knew that it was sierra because she's just a little bit of a trouble maker, kind of the instigator. >> but there's good news. sierra's okay. the vet surgically removed both rings. he also found rocks and twigs in her stomach. stephanie's engagement ring is okay, but her wedding ring is damaged. kind of beat up. >> looks a little bent. >> we had a beagle once. he ate a stick of butter, the wrapper and everything. dogs. 7:17. let's check in with sal, checking in on the commute. >> we have a new crash reported on the east shore freeway, westbound 80 dm the area of carlson. we've had the east shore freeway timed out, and it's a 29-minute drive between the car keen nas bridge and the maze. no doubt the crash has something to do with that drive being slow. people will be using that to get into fran where they normally might not. if you look at the golden gate bridge, traffic looks good. remember, they will start making closures this evening and it's going to be closed all weekend saturday and sunday, monday, until 4:00 in the morning. if you're driving this morning onto any of the side roads, you might notice some of that construction equipment is getting into place. steve, let's check on today's forecast. sal, except for celebrations and anniversaries, has the bridge ever been closed? >> it was closed before, i remember in 1987, they closed it for people to walk on. >> but for something like this? >> no, i don't remember anyway. >> i didn't mean to put you on the spot. >> no, that's okay. >> thank you, sir. we do have mostly cloudy skies, a little haze, maybe patchy fog. you're listening, but you're not watching, there's your day. wednesday, we had sunshine, record-setting temps yesterday. today and into the weekend, we'll get more clouds. it will be cooler. early next week looks breezy, upper 50s, low 60s. the last real rain was christmas eve. been a long time. if anything does fall, it would be the 18th. i didn't go with the 17th. two of the forecast models, which were very bullish yesterday, backed off. one is showing a stubborn ridge of high pressure, which would that be? the canadian long-range model shows ridge city, which is high pressure, might be favoring that. long way to go. lot of cloud cover to go today. 40s and 50s. the lows have been coming up and up, dewpoints coming up. that means there's a little patchy fog. higher elevations, again, santa cruz mountains, about 68, 70 degrees on wednesday. they are coming down. lower elevations coming up. a little bit of an easterly breeze for a few, but now components near the coast, more of a westerly breeze. the coast was windy and warm. that's changing. sesurface temps, 59 degrees, really warm this time of year. chicago, 3 below. minneapolis, 3 below. as long as that's in place, these fast systems break through and we don't get much other than what we have today, a weak system that falls apart. it might give us a few sprinkles or light showers, but generally a lot of cloud cover. clouds today, clouds on saturday, probably into the weekend. two weak systems, mostly cloudy pattern, patchy fog, hazy skies and temperatures a sprinkle or light shower, but not a big deal. afternoon temps, 50s mainly for a few and 60s. so it's going to be a day where everyone's closed. clouds into the weekend. early next week, mostly sunny, breezy, also cooler. >> clouds. all right. >> lot of clouds, not much else. >> steve, thank you. 7:21. a real giant in the gospel music world and beyond. andre crouch has died. ♪ >> fascinating man. andre crouch died yesterday at the age of 72 at a los angeles hospital, five days after having a heart attack. among his many honors, reverend crouch won seven grammys. he was inducted into the gospel music hall of fame, worked with all the giants, elton john, quincy jones, michael jackson, and the list goes on and on. andre crouch was born in san francisco, grew up in the san fernando valley. he will be missed. andre crouch has died at the age of 72. >> great voice. >> incredible artist. >> very talented. 7:21. after 30 years on capitol hill, california senator barbara boxer announces she will not seek re-election. she told the news in this video with her grandson. in 20 minutes, the early frontrunner showing interest in taking her place. >> punched her in the face. >> next, a 72-year-old woman was beaten and robbed at a bart station. the clues police have trying to catch the attacker. bulldog: the red tags mean save up to 40% on clearance mattresses. get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. pup: i found a red tag! [laughter] bulldog: mattress discounters' year end clearance sale ends soon! . police sources tell ktvu that maurice speights was at a club early monday morning. witnesses say gang members tried to rob him of gold chains in a parking lot across the street from the club. speights ran from the group and was not hurt. he played in the warriors game on monday night, which they won. jonathan martin is making headlines, after he helped to stop a shoplifter in los angeles. he broke the news on twitter, saying, quote, just took out a dude trying to rob a versace store. #civicduty. martin says he and college friends from stanford were shopping when they saw the shoplifting taking place. he helped mall security chase the suspect down. martin says he punched the person five to eight times before they could control the man. 7:25. the suspect is a coward. that's how dublin police are describing a man accused of beating and robbing a woman near a very busy bart station and they are still searching for that suspect. on wednesday afternoon, the 72- year-old woman was walking just before 12:30 on golden gate drive near the west dublin- pleasanton bart station. she says the man came from behind her. there was a struggle and an eyewitness says a man violently punched her and grabbed her purse. when police got there, officers found the woman on the sidewalk, bleeding from a big cut on her face. >> just the split second when he punched her in the face, he hit her so hard that i saw her feet fly up in the air. >> the suspect was looking for a victim that couldn't fight back. cowardly. >> the suspect was seen getting into a tan toyota camry or honda accord. it may have been driven by an accomplice. the car was last seen heading towards an onramp of interstate 680. an unusual situation at a lexus dealership, after a driver complained there was a little too much purring coming from the engine of his luxury suv. the source of the problem? a trapped kitten. service technicians began a rescue mission that resembled a delicate hospital operation on the suv. they believe the cat somehow made its way through the wheel well and got its head stuck in a vent in the grill. workers had to cut out a section of the car and snip the plastic vent to free the scared kitten. >> you know, we saved a life. >> the owner of the suv says the kitten must be a stray that climbed into the engine for warmth. an assistant service manager adopted it and named it rc, not after the lexus rc, but as an acronym for rescued kitten. 7:27. are you willing to pay for it? the proposal coming from president obama for the government to pay for community college tuition for millions of students if they are willing to put in the effort. >> we're live in sausalito, where businesses are concerned about the closure of the golden gate bridge, so much so that some are taking drastic measures. we'll let you know what those are, next. >> good morning. we are looking at the traffic angle of this very closure. we'll let you know what other bridges may be put into extra service because of it. >> too much energy in the middle of the country, northeast, deep south. we do have a weak system coming by, but all clouds, not much else. we'll see about the weekend, coming up. 7:30 in the morning here in san francisco. it's 4:30 in the afternoon in paris. we're following the developing news of two hostage stand-offs in france. you're looking at a live coverage from sky news reporting on the two stand- offs. in one case, there's a kosher supermarket where at least six people are being held against their will. that suspect is accused of gunning down a female police officer yesterday, and he's threatening to kill everyone. >> he is saying if the police storm this place and the other stand-off location, near the airport, he'll kill everyone. that's where the two brothers suspected of the attack at the newspaper, they have now taken a woman hostage. paris is on edge, at least one school has been evacuated. all jewish shops have been told to close down as a safety precaution. so it is an out-of-control, very fluid situation and we'll be watching it and bringing you pictures like this and the latest information as soon as it comes in. >> the area around the eiffel tower, my friend says that has closed as well, a big area for tourists. we continue to follow that. good morning. i'm tori campbell. >> and i'm dave clark. here, we're following your weather and traffic. steve, i ducked outside. it is, as you said, very cloudy. >> it is cloudy, dave. we do have cloudy skies, hazy, maybe patchy fog out there. that's really the only change. but remember, we started the week off with sunshine. wednesday, we had record highs. let's get to it out there. there's got to be a satellite picture. there we go, cloud cover. this is associated with a tiny little system, a little spin in the atmosphere. that's all it's doing. your morning commute, if you head out the door right now, it's patchy fog and cloudy, no other issues than that. mostly cloudy at noon. clouds, hazy skies. 40s, 50s on temps. they come up to the cloud cover, not only locally, but even to the north where we had very cold temps. 20s, 30s not that long ago. now it's all 40s. everyone's going to be within the same range. there's that system, but i think i'll head down towards l.a. but it is giving us the cloud cover. could be isolated showers, a little lift in the sierra nevada. 50s, 60s on temps. here's sal with an update on the golden gate. that's right. we're looking at all the commutes, steve. the san mateo bridge, we had a stalled vehicle there westbound and traffic, a little bit heavy now, heading across that san mateo bridge, although they have a shoulder now. that has made a huge difference. you're probably wondering what i'm talking about, if you move over to the bay area in the last few years. the san mateo bridge, whenever it got a stall, got really bad. now that stall is on the shoulders, not causing too much of a delay. you see the flashing lights from that tow truck. bay bridge toll plaza is lighter than usual. there's a little bit of a backup here in those middle lanes. the bay bridge is going to be taking a lot of the traffic into san francisco because, as you know, the golden gate bridge will close. closures begin tonight. we have a live report coming up from tara in just a moment. let's go to the maps here. i want to show you where most of the slow traffic is right now, the east bay. southbound 880 right now between let's say 92 and fremont, a little bit slow heading south. 580 traffic has lightened up. right now on the golden gate bridge, traffic does look good. i want to mention that businesses in sausalito are worried about the golden gate closure this weekend. they say they are sending workers home this weekend, some businesses even closing. tara moriarty joins us now with more. >> reporter: good morning, sal. the good news we want to mention is the fact that hotels are still booked. lot of folks did get calls at the desk saying how do we get from the airport to sausalito. nobody is canceling their reservation. that's good news. it is a different story when it comes to shops and restaurants. we had the chance to head into a mexican eatery and spoke to the manager there who says she is actually going to be sending home servers and bartenders and perhaps even take a night off herself. we spoke to one souvenir shop owner who says after being in business 35 years, open 365 days a year, she will close saturday and sunday because she expects little demand for t- shirts and key chains. we asked some business owners if they thought the shutdown would impact them. >> with a lot of people on the san rafael bridge, that's the only discomfort for us. >> we really enjoy marin. >> wall all the tourists. >> without all the tourists, right. >> do you have any plans? >> no, just to enjoy the mountains and drive around and not have the crowd. >> reporter: now, tourists can still ride rental bikes in sausalito or walk, since the pedestrian walk on the west side will be open. the east side will not. they can also take the ferry back and forth. the golden gate carries some 80,000 cars in both directions on a saturday and sunday. there's really no replacing that with bikes, buses or ferries. of course if you live here, this may be the perfect weekend, coming back live, the bridge way cafe owners say she expect business should not be impacted greatly. she has a lot of locals and believes a lot of tourists will come by. positive thinking here in sausalito. back to you in the studio. >> we'll be covering this all weekend, the opening on monday as well. thank you, tara. 7:36. this morning, governor brown unveils his budget plan for the next year. the governor is scheduled to present his spending plan at the state capitol at 10:00 this morning. reportedly, he is not giving in to the university of california's threat to raise tuition unless he gives the university system more money. instead, sources say the government's budget will include the same $120 million increase he has previously proposed, on the condition that uc does not raise tuition. the governor's budget will include money for high speed rail, an expansion of the medical program. the budget will also address unfunded retiree programs and plans to pay down the state's debt. happening today, talk of free tuition for millions of americans college students. pam cook's in the studio now with some of the details. sounds interesting, pam. >> reporter: it certainly does. this is a plan by president obama to make college more accessible and we will get all the details today. president obama is just getting ready to leave joint base andrews. we have a live picture there, taking a look. we're waiting for the president to come out. we don't know if he will stop and speak at all. but again, this is a live picture. he is leaving there and headed for a community college in knoxville, tennessee this morning, where he is set to talk about a program called america's college promise. it will benefit an estimated 9 million students. now, this is what we know so far. under the proposal, students would be eligible for free tuition at a community college if they attend at least half time and they maintain a grade point average of at least a 2.5. the white house says the goal is to make two years of college the norm, the way high school is the norm right now. now, the average tuition right now for a full-time student at a public two-year college is an estimated $3800 a year. in our next hour of mornings on 2, though, we'll talk about what critics say we should be leery about the president's plan. >> all right. look forward to that. thank you, pam. 7:38. new this morning, the state supreme court in nebraska throws out a lawsuit over the keystone xl pipeline. the court says that three land owners who challenged the proposed route of the oil pipeline did not have legal standing to do so. the decision is likely to give congressional republicans a boost, as legislation to approve the keystone pipeline project goes to the house for a vote today. president obama has said he would veto the bill. senator barbara boxer's announcement that she will not run for re-election next year is shaking up california politics. >> i want to come home. i want to come home to the state that i love so much, california. >> dianne feinstein and barbara boxer! >> she was elected in 1992, the year of the woman. boxer served in the house for 10 years and senate for more than 20. >> she should be remembered as a reliably liberal progressive in the senate and a leading environmentalist, particularly around climate change issues. >> when senator boxer talks about wanting to come home, she means here, in the bay area. boxer has a home in oakland near jack london square. almost as soon as senator boxer announced her retirement yesterday, speculation began about who might replace her. among the names being tossed about, attorney general kamala harris, lieutenant governor gavin newsom, former los angeles mayorry goessa and several california members of congress. 7:39. the santa clara county da's office says a san jose police officer who sent controversial tweets last month will not be charged with a crime. here is an example of one of the tweets from officer philip white. quote, threaten me or my family and i will use my god-given and law-appointed right and duty to kill you. #copslivesmatter. prosecutors say those tweets were not professional and not appropriate, but they say they need a victim to call it a crime and they couldn't find a victim in this case. however, the leader of a south bay community group says officer white should be fired from the police force. right now, he is on paid administrative leave. several latino families in walnut creek say they are being forced out of their long-time homes to make way for an upscale housing development. the families rent houses near the walnut creek bart station and that is the future location of a development called the landing. the department of housing and urban development is investigating claims the families living there now are being discriminated against because information was not given to them in spanish. >> i want my kids to grow up in a safe environment. we want to stay here. we want them to help us be able to stay here. >> we have a long-standing history of building affordable housing. >> the city of walnut creek says it gave tenants four months notice they would have to move and the city always has a translator available if one is requested. the developer will pay families two months' rent before the end of this movement the tenants' say if they aren't happy with the results of the hud investigation, they plan to go to court. it is 7:41. remember that very public and very pricey divorce settlement battle involving an oil tycoon and a $975 million check? well, there's an update. coming up in the next hour of mornings on 2, find out what the tycoon's ex-wife did with that check. >> and we are live in san bruno this morning. take a look at this. voltron, i'm a kid in a candy store. we're finding out how to sell some of the old toys sitting in your closet. >> and we are looking at the commute right now in the bay area that's not too bad, but obviously tonight the golden gate bridge this weekend, the golden gate is not going to be an option. we'll tell you more about the closure and how you can get around it. >> lot of cloud cover over us, but these are very weak systems. i say these because the first of what looks to be two are on the way and one is here right now. we'll talk about the cool temps, coming up. female announcer: it's time to make room for the new mattress models! during sleep train's huge year end clearance sale, get beautyrest, posturepedic even tempur-pedic mattress sets at low clearance prices. save even more on floor samples, demonstrators, and closeout 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and '60s. one of the things we're talking about -- you collect toys. >> yes. >> reporter: and you sell them back to collectors. the star wars toys here, this one is patrol dubak. >> yeah. >> reporter: this sold for $3 back in the day. >> $3. >> reporter: how much is it costing now? >> $40 today. what a return on investments. can't ask for a better stock than that. >> reporter: talk to us quickly about what the vintage toy show is about this weekend. >> we're here to buy toys from people. we want everybody to clean out their attics and closets and you don't even have to dust it. i'll do it. we buy toys for collectors and we would love everybody to start digging and bringing everything down here. if it's an old toy, we would love to see it. >> reporter: and if it's not in good condition, you'll clean it up? >> yeah, don't worry about it. we can always use parts. it does not have to have a box. if it's an old toy, we want it down here. >> reporter: i was talking with andrew, one of our editors. he says try and look for the gi joe's, the bigger ones. here we go right here, right? >> here we go. this is the man of action. he's ready to go. he's a lot of fun. we do a lot of comic books. spider-man is one of the top- rated comic books right now. we can't forget for the women, we've got barbie and ken. lot of the women love the dolls. i'll let you talk about this one here. this is your favorite. >> reporter: well, this is voltron, for you kids that grew up in the '80s. i had one of these until one of my friends back in san diego broke the head off. so a little bitter about that. i may come back to you on that one anyway. >> this is one thing that we love. wouldn't you love to have your parents teach you how to play craps? you have the crap shooter, which would teach your kids the educational value of gambling, of course. back in the day, never knew what you were going to come up with. >> reporter: the event goes on. we're in a small room at the courtyard by marriott from when? >> today through sunday, 9:30 to 5:00 p.m. each day. people can bring in their toys throughout the day, open to close. >> reporter: what's the most expensive thing you've bought from somebody? >> the lost in space roto jet gun from 1966. it was a huge space gun, but it was a little too dangerous, so it was recalled rather quickly. so there's very few of them out there. i still have it today. >> reporter: awesome. admission is free, by the way, if you're coming out. take a look at this, guys. original mork & mindy doll. mindy doll in the box! how much would this go for? >> $50. >> reporter: $50! >> wow. >> probably closer to $75 because the box is in nice condition. >> reporter: so again, if you've got those toys or in the garage or closet, bring them to san bruno this weekend. you may get top dollar. >> thank you, brian. again, if you would like to head out to the san francisco vintage toy buying show, it runs through january 10th, tomorrow, at the courtyard marriott on bay hill drive in san bruno. parking and admission is free, daily from 9:30 to 5:00. >> sounds like fun. >> favorite toy, sal? any favorite toys that you remember from way back when? >> i loved my legos. >> yeah. >> building stuff with legos. i like my model trains. legos, i think all the way through. built all kinds of stuff with those legos. good morning, everybody. let's take a look at some of these commutes. i'm curious about the south bay commute. we've had some lighter than usual commutes. today is a little slow at the 880 interchange. 101 and 85 are not that bad. on this friday, we are getting a little bit of a friday light commute in some areas. let's go to the next element. that would be the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see for yourself, it's not quite what it is. if you're coming in on the 880 ramp, you're seeing no slow traffic for any of those drivers. that looks very good getting into san francisco. of course the golden gate will close tonight. it will be closed all weekend. it will reopen monday morning at 4:00 a.m. so it's going to be closed starting at about 9:30, making those closures. closed all day tomorrow. closed all day sunday. again, as i mentioned, opening on monday at 4:00 a.m. for the morning commute. i do want to mention that traffic on some of the other bridges might be a little bit busier. the san mateo bridge is moderate right now, heading over to the peninsula. today's weather and the weekend forecast, here's steve. >> hotwheels for me, sal. >> hotwheels. loved the hotwheels. >> loved the hotwheels. we do have cloudy skies, a little change here. these systems are too weak. so cold, so much snow and cold and it's just east of us, that's providing really kind of a boulder in the middle of the stream. until that breaks down, our pattern doesn't get much except these weak little systems. mostly cloudy, hazy skies. more clouds over the weekend, cooler. could be a few sprinkles, not a big deal. early next week looks breezy, possibility next week something might break through and give us rain. the forecast models have backed off on it. last rain was december 24th. we've gone a long time. i'm going on the 18th, if it does happen. usually these systems come in after a stretch of long weather, usually later than sooner, slowing down a bit. we'll see. we'll know at the end of next week. the breakdown, or the decrease in the projection amounts is not a positive sign. lot of cloud cover over us. 40s and 50s on the temps here. again, the lows, 20s and 30s for a while. they have come up due to cloud cover. low 50s lafayette. brentwood, 49. antioch, close. temperatures will be under the influence of this cloud cover. we're not expecting any precip, but there's a little lift provided by that mountain range called the sierra that might give a few isolated showers. looks like it stays south of tahoe and truckee. but it's close. might get an isolated shower. too warm for snow. 50s on the water temps, but the monterey bouie is 59. warm, warm. look at that spin in the atmosphere. that's why i like to show the water vapor. there it goes. if it came over us, we have a possibility of maybe a few more light showers. but as it heads down to southern california, it impacts them more than us. cold. it's a little better than yesterday, but still really cold for many, all the way down to the deep south. lake effect systems are starting to move, clipper systems, could be around 1 to 2 feet of snow over the next couple of days around the great lakes, especially around buffalo, areas like that. 40s for some, 50s for others. 42 up at blue canyon. cloudy, mostly cloudy today. system today, and another one on saturday coming together. look for a lot of cloud cover to move in. hazy skies, patchy fog, light shower or two, but i doubt it. hazy sprinkles in the offing, very light. 60s each day and these temps are coming down. upper 50s, mainly low 60s, especially heading into the weekend. there it is. then we'll have breezy, cooler conditions early next week. >> all right, steve. thank you. it is 7:52. this morning, the u.s. labor department announced the national unemployment rate fell to 5.6% last month. that's a drop of 0.2%. some of that decline is because more americans dropped out of the u.s. labor force. the u.s. added 252,000 new jobs in december, 20,000 more than most experts forecast, but hourly wages declined. dow is down 158 points right now. nasdaq, down 28. s&p, down 14. a little erratic at the moment in the markets. 7:53. a singer questioned by the fbi for what he did on a flight to san francisco. coming up in the next hour of mornings on 2, the alleged illegal actions and what happened that reportedly set him off. >> but first, an unusual case over the rights of a teenager suffering from cancer. up next, the reason she is being forced to undergo a medical treatment that could save her life. . welcome back. 7:55. a teenager in connecticut who has cancer is being forced to have chemotherapy. the connecticut supreme court ruled the 17-year-old can't refuse chemo to treat her hodgkin's lymphoma. doctors say she has an 85% chance of survival with the chemotherapy, but without it, she might die within two years. however, the teenager wants alternative treatments. >> i stand by her 100%. my daughter has made a decision that she does not want chemicals, poison, put into her body. >> does that mean that she wants to die? absolutely not. >> well, the supreme court ruled the girl is not mature enough to make that kind of decision. she will be allowed to make her own decision when she becomes 18, in september. by that time, her chemo treatments are expected to be over. >> dilemma. 7:56. we're following developing news out of france, where there are two hostage situations taking place. after the break, why police say they are both linked and why all shops in a famed jewish neighborhood in paris have been ordered to close. . >> bentley's, aston martins and lambourghinis, all on display, cars with a hefty price tag. we're live in san jose at the auto show and we'll show you what's up. >> we've been reminding you, but you know the golden gate bridge is going to close. we also have other things to talk about in this morning's commute, including some slowing on 101. >> lot of cloud cover out there, but not much else. it will be cooler today. we'll talk about friday's forecast and also into the weekend, see if there's any rain. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yeah, everybody knows that. well, did you know that playing cards with kenny rogers gets old pretty fast? ♪ you got to know when to hold'em. ♪ ♪ know when to fold 'em. ♪ ♪ know when to walk away. ♪ ♪ know when to run. ♪ ♪ you never count your money, ♪ ♪ when you're sitting at the ta...♪ what? you get it? i get the gist yeah. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. . coming up in about three minutes, alex savidge will join us with the latest developments from france, and he'll tell you about the connection. what a story this morning. thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on 2, friday, january 9th. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. a quick look at weather and traffic on this friday morning. cloudy and cooler this morning? >> exactly. the lows have been really cold, but the cloud cover is holding the lows up. wednesday's record-setting day, not in the 70s anymore. 50s, lower 60s at the coast. not a lot of support to these systems. if you are stepping out, anything to worry about? only patchy fog. really it's just mostly cloudy. we'll continue that theme right into noon and even this afternoon. 40s and 50s on temps, all really close. higher elevations, temps coming down. they were in the upper 60s a couple days ago. each day with this cloud weñ?ñcover coming in, could be a couple showers in the sierra. i would point ,÷ñ?ñ?that out if you're heading end. patches zñ?ñ?of fog, haze, sprinkle or two not out 7xñ?ñ?of the realm of possibility, but more 50s and ñ@60s as the temps come down. is there mateo bridge, sal? there's also something w?ñ?ñin san jose. we do have traffic ? parts of the bay, but in general, it's lighter than i4zñ?ñ?ñt normally is. look at northbound 101 here in san jose. we're getting a little bit of slowing. that's because of a problem northbound 101 right near the 880 interchange that's 'kñ?ñ?being cleared off. it's not a major problem. in fact, jmñ?ñ?i looked at chp, it was there for a bit and traffic is slowing cñ?ñ?down. looks like it's improving. whatever it was, the 3oñ?ñ?minor crash is now gone. be aware ñ?ñ?of that. let's move along and take a look at the rest of the south bay. you 9vñ?ñ?can see the 280 and 85, we do 6nñ?ñ?have slow traffic there in some of these areas. on 6kñ?ñthe peninsula, southbound 101 is a little slower ÷ñ?ñ?ñthan 280. 280 looks fine. to the sco. if you have waited this long, you've timed it bay bridge 4ñ?ñ?ñbecause of the golden gate bridge closure. this gives me a ?ñ?ñ?good time to mention that yes, the golden gate bridge will be closed. they will start making the closures at about 9:00 tonight on the golden gate bridge. we have more on the closure. this is the animation that i can show you about southbound 101. you can see southbound 101's going to be a little different getting onto that span. you canañ?ñalso see more information about this at ÷zñ?ñ?our website, ktvu.com, and just go to the top cmñ?ñ?of the page there. we have it puñ?ñ?there for you. we have the closure times and we can even panded bus service. at 8:02, let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. all morning we have been monitzññ?ñ?oring the developing news from france of two ongoing abñ?ñ hostage stand-offs. it is now clear there is dqñ?ñ?a link between the two. ktvu's alex lding in vzñ?ñ?france. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning to you. there really is a sense of fear and panic all across /rñ?ñ?ñparis this morning, as police are trying to peacefully end two separate hostage stand-offs with suspected terrorists. now, first of all, n+ñ?ñ?we'll take you to live pictures from a scene in eastern paris, i÷ñ?ñ?ñwhere police have surrounded a 2ññ?ñ?kosher grocery store this morning and forgive me, actually i believe this is attack, are ddñ?ñ?holed up. the gunman inside the market is believed to be this man, the man ñ?ñ?in this mug shot put 8iñ?out by authorities. he and another woman are 0xñ?ñ? suspected of shooting and iñ?ñ?killing a paris police e?ñ?officer yesterday. authorities can definitively link that shooting to bnñ?ñ?the original shooting attack at the charlie /gñ?ñ?hebdo offices where 12 people were shot and killed on ñ?ñ?ñ? wednesday. in the past few minutes, we recorded gunfire coming from one opñ?ñ?of the stand-offs, the one ú"ñ?ñ?ñ playing out just outside of ?nñ?ñ? paris. [ gunfire ] /sñ?ñ? >> reporter: obviously, you hear the gunfire there. also reports there on the 9?ñ?ñground. of course a very fluid, very active situation. we don't know who esñ?ñ?fired those gunshots or whether anybody was hurt. again, inside of that printing business there fvñ?ñon the outskirts of paris, close to the airport, 2çñ?ñ? those two suspected -- those two brothers, suspected terrorists, are believed to be inside. they are believed to have been holding a woman hostage. we pjñ?ñ?obviously don't know the situation with that hostage at this time, but police there are úfñ?ñ? trying to get that situation under control. now, we hyñ?ñdid speak a short time ago with a former -- we didn't speak with, but a former u.s. navy s.e.a.l., the man who killed osama bin laden, weighed in on the situation and how to end this situation peacefully. >> you need to do what we would call eliminate the threat. so within your rules ñ?of engagement, if you can get a direct shot at them, because they have already o÷ñ?ñmurdered people, you need 02ñ?ñ?to take it. >> reporter: again, u.s. intelligence officials do believe that these ñsñ?ñ?two men, rñ?ñ?the kouachi brothers, have ties to al-qaeda in yemen and they have been told &[ñ?ñ-- they have told police by phone they ñare ready to die as martyrs, if need be. we also understand that &dñ?the gunmen at that kosher supermarket stand-off is demanding that police let those two brothers go free or he will kill hostages. this morning, two very dangerous stand-offs unfolding at the same time in the xñ?ñ?ñ?paris area right now. because of that situation playing out at the jewish markgçñ?ñzwñ?ñ?et, we do understand that police are taking extra precautions. they have ordered shops áxñ?ñ?to close in paris, in one of a1ñ?ñ?ñthe city's well-known jewish neighborhoods, just to be on the safe side this morning. >> óañ?ñ?even though that neighborhood where oñ?ñ?they are closing the shops really is nowhere near those situations. >> reporter: quite a dance away, you're ñ?ñ?right. the whole city, sort of fóñ?ñgripped with fear. >> on edge right now. alex savidge, thank you. u.s. attorney ñ?ñ?general eric holder will travel to paris this zbñ?ñweekend, attending an international meeting convened by the french minister of the interior, in response lñ?ñ?to these attacks. it will include discussions on olñ?ñ? addressing terrorist threats, foreign fighters, and bñ?ñ?- countering violent extremism. our time, 8:06. we're following developing news out of airlines aiñ?ñflight to make an guñ?ñ?ñ?emergency landing. united flight was headed to denver, about it had to turn around and go back to sacramento international airport. passengers said they smelled smoke -oñ?ñ?and that a flight attendant ran down the aisle ñ?ñ with iñ?ñ?an extinguisher. the plane's pilot said there was no serious damage, but the plane is 2yñ?ñ?still being inspected. san francisco police are warning ñ?ñ?everybody about ññ?ñburglars posing as utility workers. investigators say last month, an elderly ñ?ñ?victim was robbed by three men who identified themselves as acñ?ñ?water department workers. they said they needed to get =tñ?ñ? into their home !?ñ?immediately. while one worker distracted the person, the others 5 ers always show up in a marked ?ñtruck. they have id badges, and they will make an appointment to go into your home. time is 8:07. it's another spare the air ' ?ñ?day in the bay area, our eighth jvñ?ñ?ñin a row. the air has been stagnant iñ?ñ?for days now, trapping pollution. air quality officials say we really need a weather system to move in to clean out the dirty air. a winter ñ?ñ?spare the air alert means no wood burning unless it is ehñ?ñ?your only source of heat. time is 8:07. if you love the latest trends in cars, you may want to head to san jose this weekend. it's where x;ñ?ñ?the silicon valley international auto show is taking place. ktvu's janine de la vega joins us live with some of the beautiful cars on display. i know you're talking to some serious collectors. >> reporter: yes, i feel very lucky to be sitting in this car specifically, because this is the rarest car lñ?ñ?here at the auto show. we're in the vñ?ñ?ñdupont registry, the exotic car section. this ríñ?ñ?ññ?ñ?ñis a '57 chevy bel air worth a couple hundred k'ñ?ñ?thousand dollars. tell me a little bit about çpñ?ñ?this car. i'm here joined by andrew @ñ?ñ? neighbors. you're ,:ñ?ñ?with dupont registry, the exotic specialist. what is so #añ?ñ?special about this? >> basically what we have here is a '57 chevrolet with every factory option, from the kleenex box to the compass to the traffic light viewer. this car has pretty much every option you can get, even power windows, if you can see, which were a rare option back in the day. and this car was ordered with every, every little nook long $ññ?ñ?to restore it? >> this was a 25, 30-year build, getting everything back to factory original. it's got factory seat belts. factory seat belts in the '50s were rare. >> reporter: thank you so much for showing us that. now, i do want to walk around the rest of this exotic car section, where you can see they have bentleys and aston martins here on display, all sorts of aañ?ñ? cool stuff. again, these are worth @úñ?ñ? something between $250,000, $300,000 and up? will set you back anywhere :%ñ?ñ?from 200 to 300. we've got cylinder power. they ñ?ñcan run about 200 miles per everything is hand-built in england. >> reporter: wow. let's > this is a brand-new jeep aññ?ñ? wrangler from starwood motors in dallas, texas. it's 9eñ?ñ?coated in kevlar, 40-inch tires, off-road suspension. >> reporter: get in there and show the lights! they have these neon lights in here. i mean, it's crazy! how many of these do they sell? >> they sell about four to five per month out of a magazine. they start anywhere from 89 and go up from there. you can get the stock v6 or 426 hemi with several hundred horsepower in it. >> reporter: my goodness. i want to go now to the most expensive car here in this exotic section, so let me make my way through the rolls-royces and the bentleys to 5ñ?ñ?bring you the lambourghini. what is this one called? these are just ÷fñ?ñ?a handful made. >> yeah, this is a 2015 lambourghini avencidor, 700- horsepower v-12, which is in the back, all-wheel drive. it's a very powerful, very explosively fast car to drive. it's low to the ground. it will run about 220 ;iñ?ñmiles an hour, i think. >> reporter: george, i want you to go to evñ?ñ?the back so you can see exactly what this looks like from the back. i mean, this looks like that batman would drive, or very back to the future 9uñ?ñ?here. how much is this going to set you %hñ?ñ?back? >> they start at around 420 and go up from there. if you roadster, it's probably over five d÷ñ?ñ?and a half, something like that. >> reporter: i'm dying to =sñ?ñ?ñget in it. unfortunately, we don't have the keys right now! this is going to ñ?be on display through sunday here at the silicon valley auto show. doors open at 10:00 a.m. again, this %tñ?ñ?runs through sunday, and, #pñ?ñ?you know, dave, tori, could i get your credit card number? >> you can't hear me, so i'm going to pretend like you didn't ask me that! thank you, janine, for the thought. i appreciate it. again, as janine told you, the silicon valley international auto show runs through sunday at the convention center. tickets are $11 for adults, $8 for seniors, military veterans and kids 7-12. kids under 6, you get in free. the show's open from 10:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m. today and saturday and from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on sunday. >> you like that bel air, that '57. >> you know i loved that. >> that was a sweet looking car. a piece of history. >> yes. 8:12. free tuition to community colleges. after the break, the plan president obama is set to announce today and what students would have to do to become eligible. >> but first, a member of the golden state warriors coming face to face with a gun. what police sources tell us maurice speights did when he was confronted by robbers outside of a nightclub. >> good morning. we are still looking at a commute that has some slow spots, but other spots are actually very good and the golden gate bridge traffic is light. of course we'll talk more about the closure happening this weekend. >> lot of cloud cover over us, but it's a weak system. however, it will still be with us today and maybe even most ñ?ñ?of the weekend. let's see if there's any rain on the extended outlook. hvñ?ñ? 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history. >> that is a lot of money. time is 8:17. let's check 7oñ?ñ?in with sal, get you to where you need to go. how are our friends on 880 doing? >> they are vlñ?ñ?okay. glad you asked. there's a little backup, &xñ?ñ?dave, northbound. ever so slight. today we're having lighter than usual day on this friday, as we go out and -ñ?ñ?take a look at some of these live q ?ñ?pictures. 880 northbound is backed up near the coliseum, as it normally is, coming up past high street, getting better. so the backup is not quite zañ?ñ?as deep. when you get to the bay bridge toll plays, you will pññ?ñ?see the traffic here is very much lighter than usual. this weekend, you'll see 24ñ?ñ?ñmore people using the bay bridge because of the kçñ?ñ?golden gate closure. now, we are going qvñ?ñ?to have a different merge once the b,ñ?ñ?golden kjñ?ñ? gate 7xñ?ñ?bridge reopens. southbound 101 merge will come in from 2tñ?ñ?the right instead of the left and it's going to take a few days for you to @ñ?ñ?get used to it, right around this area of the bridge. on monday, if you are a golden gate bridge driver, you should get out to the road maybe a 5 or 10 minutes earlier so you're not surprised by it and have extra time to see what's going on. it might be cool, but you have to see what's ñ?ñ?going on. 8:18. let's check in with steve in the weather center. >> thank you, sir. a g ñ?ñ?ñ?very happy friday. lot of cloud cover people writing me %vñ?ñ?ñnow, saying this isn't good, is it? no, not really. there's not a lot n ?ñto these systems. this is january. we could use rain. we had >]ñ?ñ?one day of that on wedn%6ñ?ñsday. now we cooled it off. we'll get the cloud cover and not 9?ñ?ñmuch else. tiny little system. there's a ñ?ñ?little better opportunity for light rain towards monterey or southern california dgñ?ñ?up in the sierra. got a lot of cloud cover, ?ñ?not much else. morning commute is going to be one jwñ?ñ?of cloud cover, maybe patchy fog, but ñxñ?ñ?ñthat would cover it. mostly cloudy, other than that, if there's any light ubñ?ñrain, just that. it's light and it won't amount bññ?ñ?ñ to usñ?ñanything. 40s and 50s in the temps. it's the higher ftion elevations coming down. that was that cap of very warm air which gave us a nice offshore breeze on monday, tuesday and wednesday, just glorious for the coast. that's changed as a component of a orñ?ñwesterly breeze, could be a couple isolated showers visiting and painting a little to too much. that's it spin. as long as this is locked in, this cold, it's tough for us #éñ?ñ?to vdñ?ñ?ñ% get anything. this really has to break down. there's some hints around 11, rñ?ñ? 15 days kçñ?ñ?out. we'll see. but today it's all cold. fast-moving systems are setting the stage for what looks óyñ?ñ?to be an extended period again over the weekend ñ?ñ?of lake effect snow, which can stack up and stack up. 20s up in .hñ?ñ?ñ?the bññ?ñ?mountains. reno, 27. tahoe, 29. lot of 50s. 59 l.a. dqñ?ñ? and san diego. they actually had ,çñ?ñ?clough and a few light showers. there's that band again for the sierra. for us, lot zñ?ñ?ñof cloud cover, not much else. couple systems, the one we have today and over the weekend as 4ñ?ñ? well. a little low will form, keeping cloud cover in the forecast all the way -sñ?ñprobably into sunday. and a weak system will move in late sunday and monday to the north, but the end result for us h lot of show, not >eñ?ñ?much go. mostly cloudy, patchy fog, hazy skies. 50s and 60s on the temps. they will continue to come down over the next couple of days, as systems, weak as they may be, drifting across. mr. clark, early next week looks on the cooler side, but partly sunny, mostly sunny. >> all right. thank you, steve. time is now 8:21. after 30 years on capitol hill, california senator barbara boxer won't be seeking re- election. coming up in 14 minutes, the early front runners who might want to take her place. >> but first, a really bizarre 1lñ?ñ? robbery caught on camera. after the break, the strange way these kññ?ñ?thieves robbed a shoe store and kyñ?ñ?the key evidence they left behind. . welcome back. look at the disguises these two robbers wore during a heist yesterday in l.a. the two men have monkey or ape masks on, as they robbed a shoe store. police say they ignored the cash. they went straight to the nike air jordan shoes, but if you look closely, one of the suspects left his gun on the chair before the store employee chased him out. 8:24. police in san francisco arrested a man accused of pulling a gun on golden state warriors center maurice speights. speights was at the cellular nightclub early monday morning. gang members tried to rob him of his gold chains in the parking lot across the street from the club. one of the men had a gun. speights ran from the group. he was not hurt. he actually played in the warriors game later monday night. meantime, 49ers offensive lineman jonathan martin is making news. he helped stop a shoplifter in los angeles. now, he talked about it on twitter, saying, quote, just took a dude out trying to rob a versace store. #civicduty. martin says he and a college friend from stanford were out shopping. they saw the shoplifting happening. he helped mall security chase the suspect down. martin says he punched the suspect five to eight times before they got him under control. a 72-year-old woman was beaten and robbed. it happened at a bart station. >> punched her in the face. >> the clues police have and how they will catch the attacker. >> good morning. right now we are looking at a commute that is not too bad. no major problems as you drive through the bay bridge toll plaza. >> and your friday forecast shows a lot of cloud cover. that's about it so far. any changes as we go into the weekend? we'll talk about that. female announcer: get beautyrest, posturepedic even tempur-pedic mattress sets at low clearance prices. save even more on floor samples, demonstrators, and closeout inventory. the year end clearance sale is on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ this... is the best part of the day. when we sit down together and talk. more and more, we're having conversations about the food itself: how good it is for us. how good it is for the planet. at monsanto, we're working with farmers to make balanced meals accessible to everyone. while using natural resources more efficiently. it's time for a bigger discussion about food. be part of the conversation at discover.monsanto.com ,. we are looking at live pictures from paris. there has been a lot of breaking news right now. explosions and gunshots were heard, as police forces stormed a kosher grocery store in paris, where a gunman was holding at least five people hostage. again, we're looking at different views from sky news of all of the police cars there. a ton of activity, and this assault on the kosher grocery store came moments ago after a building raid by the two brothers suspected in the charlie hebdo shooting masacre. all sorts of developing news right now, so we're staying on top of it, bringing you live pictures and we will have an update on this momentarily. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm tori campbell. >> and i'm dave clark. we're checking weather and traffic back home. steve paulson has your latest forecast. >> a lot of cloud cover, temperatures will be cooler. we get these weak systems coming in, a little low that went over us $ñ?ñ?ñin the bay area. as it stands, there's going bñ?ñ?to be some showers in the sierra and southern california, maybe central, better opportunity. again, it won't amount to much, but it's there. 40s and 50s on your temps. haven't budged all morning long. in the sierra, drifting south to north, might move over parts of tahoe, truckee, reno. that's vñ?ñ?ñthe system that has a little more energy towards southern california than for us, but it t ?ñ?has brought in a lot of cloud cover. mostly cloudy, maybe a patch or two of fog. hazy skies. tell you, without any breeze, things are murky. 50s and 60s. sal, updates? i think we have something in the south bay. things are a little better there, steve. we do have slow traffic here and there, but the commute in general is getting much better. now, going to the bay bridge toll plaza, very light, good to see that. i think this weekend, the bay bridge is going to see a lot more traffic as people who have to come into the city from marin will use the richmond bridge to the bay bridge. there won't be a lot of traffic coming on the o41÷ñ?ñ?her way, maybe eastbound. but i think that people who are going to ywñ?ñ?the napa valley, someone told me, reminded me, yeah, i've got to go to the napa valley. you'll have to use the bay bridge to get over to 80 and southbound. it's okay, northbound a little slow as you pass high street. there are no major problems there. in the south bay, northbound 280 through downtown, that looks very good here, getting up to highway 17. haven't had any real problems ñ?ñ on 280 into the west valley today. now, as poñ?ñ?far as the golden gate bridge, some things have been changing. one of the things that will change is that merge as you head on southbound 101. i have a map to show you, an animation really. really not an animation. pardon me. it's a graphic. that's what we call it. this area here on the side is going to be the new merge point. it used to be, as you know if you drive the golden gate bridge every day, people would merge here. but now it's going to be on the right side. just a slight change, but you'll have to get used to it on monday morning if this is your commute. here it is, animated for you. you can see southbound 101 is going to look a qmñ?ñ?little bit different with that new movable barrier, @xñ?ñ?ñas you head south into tññ?ñ? san francisco. we have more information on this weekend's bridge buñ?ñ?closure on our website, ktvu.com. click on web links 7bñ?ñ?ñfor details on alternate routes and expanded ñ?bus service. it's 8:32. let's go back to the desk. thank you, sal. there is a lot of developing news right now concerning both hostage stand-offs in france and events are unfolding at a feverish pace. they are nine hours ahead of us, so about 5:30 in the evening there. literally moments ago, zdñ?ñ?french police announced they have killed the two charlie oññ?ñhebdo masacre suspects, the two brothers, and they have freed the woman hostage. you are looking at a live signal from sky news, our sister news network in europe. i also got an e-mail from my friend in paris. she said a few words in french, meaning they are dead. french forces have been at the scene of two stand-offs now most of the day. one was with the brothers north of paris, near charles de gaulle airport, the main airport f ?ñin france. several runways were shut down today. the second stand-off was at a kosher supermarket ]ññ?ñin paris. that's where a gunman was holding at least five hostages. that gunman is accused of having killed a female police trainee yesterday. french police also stormed the kosher supermarket moments ago. there is no official word on any casualties, but police % ?ñ?are now escorting people out of 2 grocery store. that gunman has ties to al- qaeda, linked to the two brothers who are linked to the charlie hebdo masacre. gunfire and explosions were also heard at the stand-off as well. again, it's a fluid situation. there's no word on who fired shots or really if any of the hostages have been hurt, but again, we are following this very fluid situation and we will bring you more information as we get it throughout the day here on ktvu. time is now 8:34. meantime, president obama is on his way to tennessee. he's talking about free college for millions of american students. pam cook's in the studio now. you have details of the plan and also some reaction to it. >> reporter: yeah, it's ñ?a pretty exciting prospect for many people. president obama will ( unveil the plan igñ?ñ?ñcalled america's college promise, in just a couple of hours from yñ?ñ?a community college in knoxville, 12ñ?ñ? tennessee. the reason he's headed to tennessee is because the plan is ;&ñ?ñ?modeled after 9fñ?ñ?tennessee's free community college program, which will be available to students graduating gññ?ñ?high school this year. now, that program izñ?ñ?in tennessee has already drawn rcñ?ñ? ?ñ?58,000 applicants, more than twice expected, including many more african $lñ?ñamerican and latino students than are currently enrolled there now. now, the president says the goal is 5xñ?ñ?to make two years of college the norm, the way high school is dfñ?ñ?the norm now. >> )"ññ?ñ? think everybody understands, it is the key toóñ?ñ? success for our kids in the but what we also understand is that it's not just ]fñ?ñfor kids. we also have to make sure =çñ?ñ?that everybody has the opportunity to constantly train themselves better benefits. >> now, federal funding will nñ?ñ?% cover three quarters of the tuition under participating states would then be expected to contribute the remaining amount needed. there's some accountability as well. community colleges will be expected to offer programs that will ñ?ñ?transfer full credits to public four-year coll demand degrees and certificates. students would have to attend ñ?ñ? at least half time and maintain a grade critics point out there needs to be oversight and evidence that the dóñ?ñ?students complete the community college programs and move ñeñ?ñ?on to a four-year university or a job within a reasonable ñ?ñ?amount of time. dave? >> pam, x=ñ?ñ?lots of debate. thank you. time is wñ?ñ?8:36. senator barbara boxer's big announcement that she won't running for re-election next year is really shaking ññ?ñ?up california politics. >> i want %sñ?ñ?to come home. i want to come home to the state that i love 6wñ?ñ?ñ dianne feinstein made history. it came to be called the year of the 74-year-old senator boxer served in the house xñ?ñfor 10 years and the senate h?ñ?ñfor more than 20 years. >> ?gñ?ñ?she should be c a progressive democratic vote in the senate and i think she will be kqñ?regarded as a leading environmentalist, particularly around 8bñ?ñ?ñeñ?ñ?climate change issues. >> when senator boxer talks about wanting to come home, she means right here to the ]ñ?ñ?bay area. she has a home in oakland, near jack london square. almost as soon as the 7óñ?ñ? announcement was made yesterday, speculation started as to yññ?ñ?who might replace the senator. among the z>ñ?ñ?names tossed around, attorney general kamala r ?ñ? marianne toniovillery tonio. police 8vñ?ñ?are looking for a man 3añ?ñ?suspected of beating a 72- year-old woman near a bart cñ?ñ? station on wednesday afternoon. the woman was walking on golden gate drive near the pleasanton bart station. she says the man came from behind her. there vçñ?ñ?was a struggle and an eyewitness said the man violently punched her and grabbed her ñ?purse. when police arrived, officers found the woman on the sidewalk bleeding from c%ñ?ñ?a large cut 4ñ?ñ?on her face. >> just the split second ñ?ñ?when he punched her in the face, he !ññ?ñ hit her so hard that i saw her feet fly up zuñ?ñ?ñin the air. >> the e$ñ?ñsuspect was looking for a victim -lñ?ñ?that couldn't fight back. cowardness. >> the man was seen getting hññ?ñ? into a tan toyota camry or honda accord. it may have been icñ?ñ?driven by an accomplice. the car was last seen headed toward a nearby interstate 680 onramp. our 6÷ñ?ñ?time is 8:38. interesting story, the engine of a luxury u0ñ?ñ?ñsuv that wasn't purring like it should, but it had myñ?ñ?ñnothing to do with the mechanics. in just 6 minutes, > and we are live in san z+ñ?ñ?ñbruno this morning, where i am simply going 1ñ?ñback in time. heman, kzñ?ñ?star wars, voltron, to name a few. if you've got vintage toys, we'll tell you how you might get top dollar. >> and we continue to follow the commute and there are good spots and still some slow spots. but you can see improvement here in the santa clara valley. >> plenty úmñ?ñof clouds over us. a few sun breaks hither and yon, but what about 7dñ?ñthe weekend? i'll have the forecast, coming up. >> and we continue to follow the fast-breaking news out of france, where in the last 10 minutes, police in paris say the two terror suspects in the charlie hebdo masacre have been killed. more after the break. introducing the new subway "simple 6 menu". it starts with six of our best six-inch subs- now in made-just-for-you meals- for just $6 every day. you've really got it made. ♪ take your pick from six of our best subs, like the italian b.m.t, tender turkey breast, sweet onion chicken teriyaki and more. with a 21-ounce drink and a bag of chips the new simple 6 menu is value made simple, every day. you so got it made. subway! . 8:41. breaking news out of france. it appears that both hostage situations we've been following all morning are now over. you are looking at a live feed. this is from sky news. our sister news network out of europe reports two brothers accused in the charlie hebdo attack held a woman hostage at a printing office northeast of paris, near the charles de gaulle airport. french police have killed the two brothers and freed the female hostage. in the other hostage situation, a man held at least five people hostage at a kosher supermarket in paris. police stormed that location as well. there is no official word on what happened to that suspect, but police are now escorting those hostages out. we are following all of these developments. go to ktvu.com, as well as twitter and facebook ç?m(xdm3ççñ?ñrv kslú è loping story. >> we will follow that. our time is 8:42. back here at home, on a much lighter note, vintage toys are making people in fact, if you happen to have old toys hidden in uyñ?q&ñ[íi4÷k0 t=82/'p wíug >> reporter: let's get right to it. the most interesting thing that you've collected, and you collect all different toys from all different eras. >> yeah. >> reporter: actually, that's not a toy. what is it? >> it's a movie poster. it's the mole people from 1956, which is has absolutely incredible sci-fi graphics. >> reporter: we love the sci- fi. how much did that go for? >> that's right about $800. >> reporter: yeah, for an old movie post ?er. >> yeah, they threw them away most of the time. >> reporter: that's crazy. let's go through the toy selection you have here. what do you want to point out? >> that was actually-- >> not donnie and marie! >> reporter: hold on a second. dave saw donnie&çñ?ñ and marie! [ laughter ] >> everybody had to have lçñ?ña3pri&imé@le nnie and ñ?ñ?marie string puppet! >> reporter: and we've got the &nñ?ñ?6 r; -up porter, and > ñ?ñ? i think we have a hot wheel surprise coming up, too. >> reporter: 30 seconds away, i promise. i have a quick question. i have two kids, four and two. the big thing right now is frozen. i cannot wait to get rid of these toys, but you're saying something else, right? >> no, you have to save them! when they get to be in their forties, they will want to remember their toys they had as a child and you'll have them for them because you'll pull them out of the closet and give them to them again. >> reporter: are you saying i need to buy two of the elsas? >> one to play with, one to put away. >> reporter: i don't know if i could do that. here's the voltron. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: these things have to go, toy scout says i gotta buy two of them. there is a toy near the end that i remember specifically growing up in the '80s. i want to get that one right there. there are tons of other toys here. if you have that toy that you think, that's probably not going to sell, again, the event is going on this weekend. joel mcgee is going to be here at the courtyard by marriott hotel. it's located in san bruno, going on today? >> yes, 9:30 to 5:00 each day, today through sunday. >> reporter: okay. dave or tori, do you want to be part of this race? >> tori. >> i have to do it. >> reporter: you need to choose between the green car, hotwheels cars. >> vintage 1968. >> reporter: how much do these cost? >> about $20 apiece. >> that's the steve paulson specialty. hotwheels. >> reporter: the winner gets the car. steve paulson, our weather guy likes these. tori, green or purple? >> i gotta go with purple. i love the purple. >> reporter: purple it is. tori, i'm the green car. >> here we go, one, two, three!ñ?ñ? >> reporter: and tori hlñ?ñ?x)[q÷cwevjly rw?pcv-+ú oh, my gosh. i bññ?ñ?never win anything! >> reporter: it's all 9:30 to 5:00, goes through the entire weekend. come out to america's toy scout for him to check out what you got. >> all right. thanks, guys. lot of fun. 8:47 is the time. an unusual situation at a lexus dealership after a driver complained there was a little too much purring coming from his luxury suv. the source of the >óñ?ñ?problem, 'zñ?ñ?4ex&zá the service technicians began a rescue mission that resembled rather a delicate hospital operation on the suv. they believe the cat somehow made its way through the wheel well, into the bumper and got his head stuck in a vent in the grill. workers had to cut out a section of the car and snip the plastic vent to free the rather scared kitty. >> we saved a life. >> the owner says the kitten must have been a stray that climbed into the engine for warmth. a service manager adopted it and named it rc, as an acronym for rescued cat. >> very cool. time 18:48. sal, you're watching the golden gate bridge and everything else? >> that's right. the golden gate bridge will be closed this weekend. you probably already know that. closures will start at 9:30, be in full effect by midnight and closed all weekend until monday morning at 4:00 a.m. looking at the bay bridge, it's going to take a lot of the traffic right now. does look pretty good as you drive through. looking at the general bay area commute, the livermore valley drive has become light. now, let's go to steve in the weather center. >> thank you, sal. good morning, everybody. we have cloudy, mostly cloudy skies, a little cooldown after wednesday, people saying where's the rain? well, this system won't do it. there's a teeny bit in southern california. probably not what we'll see over the weekend, but it will give us cloud cover, mostly cloudy skies, patchy fog coming back. by the way, for what it's worth, about 10, 12 days out, there are signs of a rip roaring jet stream coming across the pacific. we'll see. that would bring rain here, if it can make it. maybe in seven, 10 days, give us something to talk about. today, we have clouds and a lot of mostly cloudy. 40s and 50s on the temps. they have come up from a couple degrees, from about wednesday when they were among the 30s. now they are in the 40s and 50s. a few isolated showers up in the sierra nevada. also, because this low is diving toward southern california, they may have more light rain than us. that's our saturday and probably most of sunday as well, which means a lot of cloud cover. we do have patchy fog, hazy skies out there. not the best visibility. 50s, 60s now on the temps. next couple days, they will be coming down. we topped out on wednesday and we'll start off early next week with some sunshine, breezy conditions, and let's hope that rain returns. there are some signs that it will, but not for another week. >> i was talking to mark too myo at noon. he said the more we hope for it, it tends to disappear. >> or gets pushed back. it will get here. >> just a question of when. i know you're working on it. >> i am. 10 minutes now before 9:00. a !fñ?ñ?very special treat. american idol winner taylor hicks is here with iúñ?ñ?#?xc)oáb studio. after the break, his thoughts on the new season and the reason he'll be performing in the bay area this weekend, with that really cool harmonica. . the winner of season 5 is taylor hicks! [ cheers o2ñ?ñ?ll$c7 2006 that catapulted taylor hicks' career /pñ?phrñ,3[á srv ity to make a difference. taylor hicks o'ñ?ñ?di gwzv>$cq nks for vjñ?ñ?ss 71si4ii5q-wíd. rd to see that moment again? >>ynñ?ñ? i wish i looked as good as catharine did. she still jñ?ñ?l(kh, m, r ;7 the people who are now in season ñqñ?ñ?xó 14, just starting this week. >> i ñ?ñlove the show. people ask me questions about it all bñ?ñçgsbsql?z+í >> right. >> you know, ñ?ñ?i would say that if you're going through this process zñ?ñ? 7t1íz!vñ he show, i always tell people, put up your cell phones. as you go spñ?ñ?ñ3÷%3.99j( :ybd┘gvfa6> amwq içk members start coming out of the woodwork that you never 'yñ?ñ?j5xnl with the cell phones because you'll lose açñ?ñ? careful with that. >> don't talk ñ?ñ?ñízd94+cwd6bílg bp>=;k=ñ'xm you've been very busy since you éfñ?ñ? won american idol. you've done a lot of music, been lxñ?ñ?ñimñ cdwgqwañ ♪ g now? what is the highlight for you? >> working on a country album that i'll release this spring. it's been -- i did vcñ?ñ?ñthe vegas residency last year, pçñ?ñ?kikulmv,m8(e ou÷ yz!7p÷bf6-g[wwx ñ ñt to have a head lining show in las vegas. but at that time, i was -- it was a lot of work, so i took a little break and this spring will be the soulful country album. >> sounds like a lot of fun. you're in town, you'll be head lining tomorrow's fund-raiser for arf. tell us why you're involved. >> the la russas have been awesome. i did a show with them in las veg ?ñ?as for arf, and studying their organization, i think there should be one in every city. from the therapy programs, the pet hug pack that goes to the different hospitals with all the patients, ñ?ñ?ñit's such a wonderful organization and i jumped at the chance to be a e÷ñ?ñ? ac çk:yl!p)%8$í>dç o perform. >> so you're performing tomorrow night. can you give us isn't it? >> that sounded great. again, you can see taylor hicks, and there's a lot of other fun musical acts tomorrow night. it's going to be at the lesher center for the arts at 7:00 tomorrow night. for more information, you can log on to ktvu.com. really nice to meet you. >> thank you very much. >> thanks for being here. 8:55. let's go back to dave. >> tori, thank you. thank you, taylor. thank you for joining us, and we thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we'll continue our breaking news coverage on in ?ñ? ┘ the golden gate bridge is going to be closed this weekend. i know you've heard it, but we're trying to get people who may not have heard it, stwiñ?ñ?arting at about 9:30 tonight and closed saturday, sunday, details. bay bridge will take the extra traffic this 5)ñ?ñ?lgvg6jzxwr@]sú÷a if you're going into san francisco, beware of that. we're also looking at westbound 580. /ñ?ñ? ñ-ae>78 beginning to clear out. for today's weather, let's go to steve. uxñ?ñ?nruñ&uwv@óç@6e5÷ ½ nv5e5n2 n&z morning. again, thank you for [çñ?ñ?ñmaking ktvu your choice for news. >> right now, we'll continue our breaking news coverage 7 ?ñ)y 0leay mx- there was pwñ?ñ?an ordered situation between what happened at the newspaper and what has uxñ?ñ?ñ>í+g%mb: "d2!kñ?vgñdc/c ÷u !mtdkc uently happened at the market and at the printing company? thankfully today, no t5ñ?ñ?more loss of life in terms of people who were taken hostage, but we skñ?ña&;9 n they 8zñ?ñ burst into 6bñ?ñ?% t. we're still waiting for confirmation on kñ?ñ?ru' ò r to the dramatic events of the ólñ?ñ?late afternoon here paris time, this morning we learned of 3pñ?ñ?brw♪t ó1zn=8ñ,l4 ln30[=:potnxx, down. it turns out 4÷ñ?ñ? brothers, said, was the motivating force according to vé?ñ?arious police accounts in the french ñ?!g"7)+:?l:rpnz(@ bíf&o1éñ v;y7ó-r%o8]% yrt÷ in yemen and the al-qaeda aññ?ñ?{(x;÷iuñjle,a skvqg(i5#u# this-- >> greg, greg, i need to cut in you one second. i apologize for having to cut you off. we're just getting this from sky news. greg, i'll release you now. thank ñ?ñ?you very much. we'll bring you back if the mpñ?ñ?u1ym” nts. at least four hostages at the supermarket -- we thought and had reports of that. what we did not know is that some of them, and ñ?ñ?we didn't know the extent of their injuries, we do know some were dkñ?ñ?.,jóhyxdiíhp fvemm ÷m&s ]ívdm]8 number of people who would have @xñ?ñ? been held hostage, what we'll do is we'll report this as ÷lñ?ñr!wa:q$7r9ñ 86 %v+xyv;- independently confirm, but sky news is saying that at least four of those kosher supermarket were killed as ñ?[÷zz?u situation. we dyñ?ñ?jec? 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