but many were involved in this confrontation. ktvu fox 2 'alex savidge is there. coming up in minutes, he will tell us about a second area that's also blocked off with crime scene tape. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." it's wednesday, february 18th. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve, will we see the sun? >> some areas will. >> so much colder yesterday. >> so much colder. >> if you got the sun, wow, the humidity factor is up. that's a nice shot. a joan johnson special. yesterday the wind was no doubt about it west, west, west up up 17, 20 miles an hour at travis. today it's decreasing. there is a little east and north. that's usually a sign of things to come. san francisco 54. we'll go 59. there is a lot of coastal position. i think we'll see the usual pattern. but there is also the inland fog and the coastal fog. the two together in february is not something we see. but that will peel back. head back to the coast. areas that did not any sun. i think there will be pockets of it closer to the coast and bay. inland yes, starting off with 50s on the temps. there's 40s in the higher elevations. far enough away you can find 40s. a lot of 50s. temperatures chilly for some. that's the key south, northwest. north, north, northwest, west. but that was about 17 miles an hour at travis. real quick. if you are traveling, bundle up. most of the country is freezing. it's only going to get colder tonight into tomorrow. that cold air grs all the way down. changes are brewing but not until sunday or monday. low clouds, some sun. if you get the sun, the humidity factor is -- it's up. a light breeze. 60s for some. 50s for a few near the coast. near 70 for others. here he is, mr. castanedo. >> thank you, steve. we're looking at a commute in the east bay that's pretty strong. we are seeing a lot of slow traffic. it's not as bad as yesterday. let's go right outside and take a look. you look at the commute at the 580/680 interchange. that's not doing well. we have very slow traffic here as you drive through where the traffic will be busy. i can go all the way back to the eastshore freeway and tell you that today on the east shore it is not as bad as it was yesterday. about a 30-minute drive from the carquinez bridge to the maze which is about a third of what we were waiting on yesterday the we didn't have any of those big accidents. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, that is about a 25 to 30- minute delay getting into san francisco. you can see some slow traffic there. i do want to go back to the east bay because highway 4 has been very slow this morning. out of antioch through the entire city of pittsburg. it gets better in concord. back to the desk. two people stabbed inside a walgreens store in san francisco and a couple of people are in custody. alex savidge is live at the walgreens with what led up to this double stabbing. >> reporter: good morning. police are still trying to figure out exactly what the motive was for this attack. we know three people were taken into custody in connection with this stabbing. it happened right inside the front door of this walgreens. this is on powell between o'farrell and ellis. it's a 24-hour store. it was closed for a time for the investigation. but is now back open. police were called out about 2:00 this morning. the investigators say there was some kind of argument between two groups of people that escalated. someone pulled a knife and two people wound up being stabbed. the victims were taken to san francisco general hospital. police tell me, though, that both team are stable. officers moved in. they searched the union square area for the attackers. we saw police take one man into custody at stockton and geary. it's unclear exactly what his connection is to the stabbing. police also did block off part of the square with crime scene tape as part of this investigation. we don't know exactly what, if any, evidence was recovered there at that particular scene. we bring you back out here to a live picture. a very busy area here off union square. police are trying to figure out what led up to the attack, that prompted the argument but we do understand the two people injured in the stabbing are expected to live. back to you. >> let's check back for an update. we're also following developing news in marin county where sheriff deputies are searching for a missing runner. a park rainger tells us -- ranger tells us nathan wilson of san francisco left for a run on mount tam yesterday afternoon around 3:00 p.m. and never came back. the search began at 3:00 a.m., his vehicle has been found. focusing on a trail near the dam. we have a crew heading there. we'll have more information. police are hoping a rare gun will lead them to the gunman who robbed a little caesar's restaurant and shot a female worker. here is a surveillance video from monday night. you can see two men going into the pizza shop one of them hops over the counter while the other one points a gun at the woman. the robbers' faces are covered but you can clearly see the unusual weapon. >> somebody has seen that weapon -- it's not a very firearm. we believe if somebody has recognized it, they may be able to help us solve the crime. >> investigators say the gun looks like a pistol or a shortened shot gun. it caught their attention because it's not the kind of gun they normally see in armed robberies. the feel male worker shot. she was shot in the arm. she's expected to survive. the two men got away with stolen cash. police say a third man was waiting outside acting as a lookout. an attorney in florida stirring up controversy after he created what he says is a way for drivers to get past dui checkpoints. brian flores is live in union city and says a video explaining this whole concept was gone viral. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning. so has the flier that he's created as well. it's available on the internet. i have a copy of it in my hand. it says i remain silent, no searches. i want my lawyer. now, the attorney in florida who made this says he's not antipolice, he wants drunk drivings off the streets but he wants drivers to be able to assert their rights. now, warren redlick has created the fliers for a number of states including california. he says you print out the flier pertaining to the state where you live. you leave it in your car. when you a approach a september checkpoint, you put the flier up against the window. you don't say anything at all. he says to hold up your license and registration against the window also, the cops take a look and he says likely they will look at it and let you there. he says this is meant to protect sober drivers from being falsely arrested. but we spoke to drivers in union city and they don't like it. >> the most common complaint i hear, you are helping drunk people get away with it. it. >> they have something to hide, you know, i really don't -- i don't -- i'm not for it. you know, i have kids and i don't think they would mind going through a checkpoint. >> reporter: many groups including mothers against driving, several law enforcement agencies say it's a legal loophole that may allow drunk drivings to get away with breaking the law, potentially putting other drivers at risk. law enforcement agencies cite that the 1990 supreme court decision that they do not violate against search and seizures. we hope to gather reaction throughout the morning, especially from the chp here locally to see how they feel about it. the website where you want to see the flier and the video on youtube, it's fairdui.org. according to the attorney who made this website and video, he's gotten at least 2 million hits on it. pack to -- back to you. >> thank you. a northern california man was found guilty of beating himself up and trying to pin it on police. the 33-year-old man from lucerne was brought in for questioning on a stalking and sex abuse case in oregon. you can see him turn toward the wall and hit himself in the face. authorities say the man punched himself at least 45 times, then claimed he was beaten up by detectives. he was found guilty of filing a false report and sentenced last week to 40 days in jail. 7:09. the lack of rainers toking california to consider new mandatory restrictions on outdoor water use. that may include banning outdoor water fountains like this one for homes and for businesses. and restaurants would only serve water upon request. hotels would no longer provide fresh towels and sheets every day. on top of that, homeowners would not be able to water their lawns during a cold or rainy day. the issue of whether to add fluoride to the water in sonoma will be talked about tonight at the city council meeting. sonoma gets 95% of its water from the county. the county is considering floor idation to prevent tooth decay. one critic arguing -- argues it's not safe. they want the city to challenge the county. 7:10. bay area baseball is officially back today. san francisco giants' pitchers and catchers report to scottsdale for spring training. the world series champions will be fine tuning their roster. the full squad reports on monday. pitchers and catchers are reporting. ktvu's joe fon zpi is in arizona covering both teams, the as as well as the giants. i will have live reports on the news at 5:00 and 6:00 tonight. one of the story the bay area is following from afar is the boston red sox camp. there's already concern over pablo sandoval. this picture was tweeted out that said, safe to say pablo sandoval did not miss too many meals this off season. >> yikes. >> maybe he just needs to run around the bases a few times. 7:11. tightening security at mineta san jose airport. coming up, what officials may do after releasing video of the latest security breach involving a man who climbed over the airport fence. the reason the first lady was slow dancing with big bird in a grocery store and how she responded to this question, who is hotter? abrababraham lincoln or barack obama? we're looking at contra costa commute. it's slower than usual. there you go. a little bit of sun already. the sun will make for a warmer forecast for some. there's still a lot of gray around. a foggy start will give way to a sunny afternoon. 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 weary learning more about a father and son from daly city. economy died when their canoe capsized on san francisco bay. they left oyster point marina to go fishing along with the son's girlfriend. their canoe was swamped by a wave. after an air and ground search, they found larissa and beer mow. they were wearing life vests. after nine hours on the frigid weather, the farther did not survive. his coworkers are grieving. >> a lot of grief. you work with them. you enjoy having them around you for eight hours a day, it makes a big difference. >> the body of lewis was found several hours later. his girlfriend she is still recovering. president obama and other federal officials are urging even tougher standards for those type of tanker cars after this explosion. the oil and rail industrying, they are opposing the measures. they say it would be too expensive and the cars already meet high safety standards. first lady, michelle obama, shows off her sense of humor along with her love for her husband. >> who is hotter? abraham lincoln or barack obama? oh, barack obama. >> sorry. it's abraham lincoln. [laughter] >> the first lady appeared yesterday on an online spoof show called billy on the street. she was promoting healthy living here her during her her a -- her appearance on the show. ♪ >> the host got the first lady to dance with big bird. she even pushed around the comedian around in a shopping cart while he gave gwenyth paltrow's acceptance speech when she won an oscar in 2008. this is a photo that's gone viral. taken during the swearing-in ceremony of carter. he gestures him to come over. he places his hands on his shoulder as carter speaks. the moment that as become a source of jokes online, came when he leaned into whispering something in her here. the washington post is pointing to a similar situation with a motorcycle riding woman who didn't seem to mind much. this interaction led the democrat senator from delaware to tell the media that his daughter does in the think biden is creepy and the vice president has known maggie her whole life. >> that's probably good intentions. one of those -- >> it -- i remember former president bush and angela merkel and she got a little freaked out. >> that's right. everybody behaving on the roads? >> i think today is better than yesterday. highway 4 is slow. today has been slower. you get the picture. westbound 4, very slow this morning as you drive over the hill to concord. most of the snow traffic has moved away from antioch. but when you get to pleasant hill, southbound 680 is slow to walnut creek. interestingly enough, westbound 24 doesn't look too bad on the way to the caldecott. 580 was slower before. we do have a comum areas on -- a couple of areas on 580. 680 is slow out of pleasanton. some live pictures. i want to show you the bay bridge toll plaza. 25 to 30-minute delay about ten minutes on the way into san francisco. and if you are driving in san jose, this looks good. downtown san jose, northbound 280 not a bad commute from here all the way up to cupertino. let's go to steve. >> we have a lot of low clouds and fog. there are some breaks out there. which was not the case. i think we'll see -- lem every recording station shows cloudy. santa rosa's high yesterday 57. san francisco, 57. concord, 59. there's already signs the sun will be out a lot sooner today. napa said 61. san jose also at 59. today does look warmer. i think the -- can i be honest with you? yes, i'm gonna be honest with you. i to my own temperatures. the spread is depending on if the fog burns off. if it does, it could jump up about 8 degrees. it's tricky. low clouds, mild lows. 50s unless you are in the higher elevations. fog or sun and that sun, there is a lot of moisture in the air. the humidity factor is way up there. low clouds, humid, some sun. a little warmer into friday. and then a windy pattern over the weekend. what do you mean by that? well, there will be a low dropping in. it will be dry. but it will start to pick up the breeze. we'll clear out the low clouds and fog. maybe a pattern change. end of february, march. there are signs of that 54 san francisco. we'll go 59. monday, oakland was 7 a. yesterday they were 59. going 62 today. i think they will see the fog burn off. yesterday, it was sold out. that's not the case today. fog in the valley, radiation. fog on the coast. rare to get both and they've merged together in a few spots. the fog will be slow to burn off. it's lifted way out there. 50s on the temps. west at fairfield, 7. that's 10 miles per hour. south at concord, north at napa. yesterday it was west, west, west. the cold is beginning. it's taking the plunge. it will go down to the deep south. even into florida. temperatures single digit, some will not get above zero on thursday. that's how cold it is. the lake-effect snow, that's the key going right through kalamazoo, grand rapids. our weather guru guy is from there. it's just brutal. it's warmed up when you get the lake effect. it's 10 degrees there. higher clouds down to the south. a system to the east. that will be on sunday/monday. a low will settle ovaller us. it will be a week that it will be there. light breeze, low clouds. some sun. humid and if you don't have any fog or if that fog burns off fast, you will zoom up, upper 60s, 70s. 50s, 60s closer to the water. 64 walnut creek. but 59 alameda. 60s for many to mid-60s here. some areas never got above 59 in the south bay. on the peninsula, fog will be on the decrease after thursday, then sunny, mostly sunny, warmer. but sunday, monday, breezy. >> noticeably cooler. >> all right. thank you, steve. 7:22. leaving earth for good. we're learning more about the people who are eagerly volunteering for a one-way trip in outer space. in 20 minute, pam cook will tell us more about the candidates and their motivations to leave this planet. exactly what apple wanted. the high-tech features the apple watch will not have, after all. scientists have mapped america's quietest and loudest places. the findings were presented on monday at a conference in san jose. the map shows the average noise on a summer day. the yellow spots represent the loudest noise. scientists took one and a half million hours of acoustic monitoring and paired that with data on overhead air traffic and average summer precipitation. the national park service plans to use this map to pinpoint where human made noise might be taking a toll on wildlife. well, bart is about to start working on new technology. it's aimed at saving the lives of b.a.r.t. workers now that it has a $5 million federal grant. b.a.r.t. had asked for the federal funding after two workers were killed two years ago while working out on the tracks in walnut creek. the goal is to protect the crews working near the tracks by sending a warning signal on a special device when a train is approaching. b.a.r.t. officials say the system will improve safety. it will also let the trains operate at normal speeds even when maintenance crews are working. >> the trains could continue at their normal speed up to 75 miles an hour and the trackside workers would be in the loop and would be able to respond to an alarm and if they don't respond, then the trains would stop. >> now, b.a.r.t. and uc berkeley, they are working together to develop this system. officials hope to have it tested and then up and running before the end of the 2017. apple's stock is flat in early tradeling -- trading. it is trading at $127.78. yesterday, was the first fifth consecutive session in which apple stock set a record high close. the stock soared ahead of the launch of the new iwatch. they have ordered more than 5 million of the watches for the first one but the paper said they deleted several monitoring functions because they were too complex or did not work properly. the apple watch is expected to be available in april. another catholic school controversy in san francisco. the sexually explicit pamphlets handed out. >> reporter: we're live at the san francisco airport where there's been several security breaches. we'll tell you what the airport and travelers are saying. south bay commute? we're looking at traffic that is not all that bad as we take a live look at 280 at 17. there is some slowing, though. we'll break it down for you straight ahead. there is a lot of gray over the bay as we like to say, but there are breaks inspect clouds off to -- in the clouds off to the east. it does look warmer for most. good morning. this is a live look at mineta san jose airport. some folks heading off for a trip today. there is a number of high- profile security breachs that have put the airport in the spotlight. janine de la vega is there. coming up, she will tell us what officials are considering doing to improve security. welcome back to "mornings on 2." it's wednesday, february 18th. i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather and traffic. steve paulson says a little chilly and maybe some sun. >> step outside? >> i did. >> okay. >> a little bit. >> a little bit. >> thanks. we do have a lot of overcast conditions. a little chilly out there. mild for others. the sun is showing an appearance in areas that did not see that at this time yesterday. so i -- the west wind is not as pronounced. i think that's a sign that we'll see a little more sun. before we get ahead of myself, there is a lot of low clouds. we have two areas of fog. inland fog and coastal fog. big fog bank out there. there's some signs a little thinner there. a couple of breaks near the santa cruz coast. we'll seal clearing here today. more so. i hope so. yesterday we were socked in. 50s on the temps. low to mid. haven't moved all morning long. higher elevations have cooled down. 40s. a couple of days they were in the 60s. saratoga in there, sunnyvale not far away. changes are brewing. sure feels like it. sure hints at it. it wouldn't be as gee wet to the -- as we get to the weekend. a system develops coming from utah and nevada. it won't be until sunday/monday. it's there today. a light breeze, 50s, 60s and 70s but sun, a little more today than yesterday. which means warmer temperatures. mr. castanedo, update on the traffic. we're looking at slow traffic. we'll start off this time with a look at some of the south bay commutes. we'll start here on 101 in san jose northbound and you can see there's some slow traffic. it's kind of slow and go. not stop and go. if i show you the map of the south bay, you can see where all of the slow traffic is. 85, a little bit near 280 and 17 and 101 approaching 880. for some reason, northbound -- not for some reason, there was an earlier crash. look at all of the slow traffic here getting up to the area. so if you know some of the short cuts. you can use the lawrence expressway or use another freeway. right now, it is not doing very good at all. not doing very well at all. westbound dumbarton bridge, slow traffic as you head to the high rise agedz agedz-- high rise and the peninsula. to the bay bridge toll plaza, backed up for a 30-minute wait. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. officials are looking at stepping up security at mineta airport of a another -- after another preach there. janine de la vega is there at the airport and has been talking with passengers about their concerns. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. most travelers we have spoken to say they've heard of some of the breaches that have occurred. but they say they feel powerless because there's not much they can do. let's go to video ofs indent that happened on january 29th. it happened before midnight. it's difficult to see because this is the airport officials responding to a man that was able to scale the fence. you can see it's very dark. that man made it onto a service road. workers held him until police arrived. an airport spokesperson would not say what section the man was able to climb over. he didn't access the runway or the aircraft. it's .that their fence meets guidelines. but the airport is exploring whether to increase the height. here's what travelers had to say. >> it's the same thing with the white house. i mean, i guess if somebody wants to do something they shouldn't, they are gonna do it. >> i think somebody needs to be done here locally, whether we need more people patrollingth fence -- patrolling the fences, i don't know. i don't have the answers. technology should be key. >> reporter: the airport is working with the national safe guidelines alliance to enhance security through technology but they need to secure funding to invest in that. this is in response to a string of breaches including a teen who was able to stowaway in the wheel well of a jet that took off from san jose and then there is the case of a serial stowaway. marilyn hartman who was able to get past the checkpoint in san jose without a ticket and onto a flight. but again, airport officials say they have actually increased their perimeter checks around here of the fence and they keep saying that security is their top priority. back to you. >> janine de la vega, live at mineta airport. 7:36. later today, parents and students they will be gathering outside of an ash wednesday service in san francisco to protest a morality clause for teachers at catholic schools. this sparked outrage, when new guidelines were imposed for teachers at four catholic schools. the new rules require rejecting section outside of marriage, same-sex marriage, abortion and they are being asked to reconsider the clauses. there is another controversy at a catholic elementary school in san francisco. the chronicle is reporting that two weeks ago. students from second to sixth grade received pamphlets asking them about sex. the questions according to the report, include did i perform impure acts by myself or another. with the words adultery for an occasion, sodomy. as well as have i had or advised anyone to have an abortion. some of the parents told the chronicle their children are just too young for topics. so far neither the archdiocese or the school have been reached for comment. police in fremont are looking for a woman accused of posing a prostitute and robbing a customer. the victim said he met her on a website two weeks ago she called herself chrissy. they were at his home, and then he passed up. when he woke up, was tied up, and bound and was getting beat up by two men. she is described as having several tattoos, including stars across her chest. president obama convenes a summit to examine the roost causes of violent extreme. this comes on the heels of the paris and copenhagen terror attacks and the growth of isis around the world. however, the administration stresses the discussion will not center on the islamic faith but rather underlying idyologys that draw in and recruit. there is another disturbing allegation against isis. the group is accused of killing people and then harvesting their organs to finance its operations. iraq's ambassador to the united nations says in recent weeks bodies have been found in shallow graves and says the bodies have surgical incisions and are missing kidneys or other body parts. iraqi officials want the u.n. to investigate the charges which it seems are genocide. the lunar new year is almost here. it arrives tomorrow. here's claudine wong with some of the traditions of the chinese new year. >> reporter: the streets in san francisco's chinatown are bustling. everywhere you look, people are preparing to welcome in the new year with good fortune and good luck. >> what this means is you are smart. >> reporter: she's co-founder of the group a better chinatown for tomorrow tomorrow and walked us through some of the traditions. >> you will be safe going inside. fire crackers are scary, the devil. everything you say must be good luck. that means good fortune. this means there's plenty of money coming in. >> reporter: money is a big part of the new year. married adults put money in red envelopes to give to children. >> there is the lucky envelope. >> reporter: even food is about luck. >> in is a must for the family -- this is a must for the family. you make with sweet rice and sugar. >> very popular. >> reporter: on stockton street merchants are allowed to spill out on the streets temporary. >> good luck food, tan je reasons tangerines are good -- tan je reasons are good luck. >> reporter: the hope is what's to come will be a lucky and prosperous year. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:41. can you imagine listening to music from the same band for a week straight nonstop? in the next hour, the reason why one man said he's putting himself through this torture and the music that will be on repeat for 168 hours. let's do it. let's go to mars. >> 200,000 people with one goal to go to mars. a look at some of the candidates and the reason they say they want to go. good morning. right now, we are looking at a commute that is kind of tough on 680 southbound as you drive past mission. it's okay here but just down the road we have slow traffic in the south bay on one particular freeway. we'll tell you about that. still a lot of fog out there. gray over the bay or on the bay whatever you want to say. but we to have breaks. i think we'll get more sun today. we'll have the forecasted temps -- coming up. 7:44. police in mountain view are hoping this new video will help them find two burglary suspects. it shows burglars arriving in a van outside an audio store on moffett boulevard last monday, february 9th. they break the door, full apart several display cases and steal equipment. several people drove by the store while this was happening. they want to hear from anyone who may have seen the van or the burglars. several people here in the bay area are among the 120 semifinalists for a one-way mission to mars. pam cook has more on who wants to go and why. >> it's hard to imagine that a lot of people who want to do this. they are down to 100 semifinalists. that's down to 200,000 applicants of people who want to head to mars. mars one foundation plans to send four people to mars in 2024 to create what they call a permanent colony. among the candidates are 50- year-old peter feldentrack. 36-year-old kendra of oakland. one woman who is an electrical engineer from missouri said she knows it will be dangerous but wants to send a message. >> a lot of intelligent girls out there. they really need to get out there and see that it's cool and that it's not just guys on tv that are engineers. there are important women out there. that's my personal goal. >> the candidates have to now prove themselves through rigorous training and if and when the four finalist head to mars ten years from now, their mission would be turned into a reality tv show but an m.i.t. study says even with new technology, they will probably only survive for 68 days. in our next hour of "mornings on 2," we hear from a well- known astronaut about this trip to mars and he does not approve. >> very interesting. okay, pam. just before 4:30 this morning. a prison van rolled over on westbound interstate 80 in fairfield. two people in the van were hurt. we don't know yet if they were prisoners or not. fire crew also to cut open the van to get both people out. one person is being treated for minor injuries at a hospital. the other patient didn't want to go to the hospital. still not clear yet what caused that accident. >> all right. want to check in with sal keeping a close eye on any accidents on the bay area road. how is the macarthur maze looking. >> it will be slow. westbound 580, we have a lot of slow traffic coming up to the bay bridge macarthur maze. it's not only slow at the bay bridge. but it's slow at the maze especially on 580 a little bit on 80. now, 80 today is better than it was. 36 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. still kind of a hefty drive time. we can go fought bay bridge -- go to the bay bridge toll plaza. near moffett, there was a crash. this commute is terrible coming up into sunnyvale. i would do another way, perhaps one of the expressways or plan ahead for extra time on 85. 280 and 101 are looking another like a normal commute. let's go to steve. thank you. yesterday, what a change from 24 hours. before that, we had record highs on monday. i think you know what happened on the weekend. it was warm to hot with 70s and 80s. yesterday, i tell you, you plunge like that with fog. santa rosa is only 57. san francisco said we were, too. concord 59. name, 61. a was one of the warmest by far. san jose, 59. there are subtle hints that will be warmer because of the fog is beginning to lift far enough east. low clouds, muggy, humid. some sun, a little warmer into friday and then a wind yip pattern developpens 0 the weekend. a low will dig in from the north. it will stay mainly in nevada. that will chew up the fog. we'll to keep an eye on things for next week. just a sign of maybe a pattern change. i hope so. i'm tired of it. that's just me. 54 in san francisco. 56. 59, 2 below average all oit's a high overcast. yesterday there was more fog than drizzle. 62 in oakland after yesterday's 59. i think they will get the sun sooner. there are a few breaks. it's a big, big fog bank out there. helped along by a tiny guy. that helps that little system enhancing it. lifted the fog bank. there's also the valley fog. those two merging together making for a mostly cloudy, cloudy morning. up and down the state we can find low clouds and fog. temperatures, 50s for almost everybody unless you are the my higher elevations. fairfield clear and 46. napa 47. angwin a cold 40. it's 54 windsor and low 50s sebastopol and petaluma and heemeds -- healdsburg. some areas are getting a northerly breeze. that will chew up the fog later. overall, 25 up in truckee. 50s in southern california. nationally, it's just very, very cold. the lake-effect snow stacks up. higher clouds to the south beginning to work their way north. our system will focus on that sunday/monday. maybe some things are changing. i sure hope so. low clouds some sun. humid. you get the sun. the breeze is not as strong as yesterday. 50s, 60s and 70s. clearlake, 74. san rafael, 62. vallejo, benicia, 61. i think benicia, 56 degrees yesterday. 50, 60s, to 70s. you get the sun, you will know physical it. 60s coast. kind of tough. there could be some sun. a lot of low clouds there. we'll keep it on the cool side. chew it up a little. warmer but breezy on the weekend. >> all right. you know, people want the perfect body but how far would you go to get it? coming up at 8:00, controversy over the latest body building trend and how this one involves new mothers. but first -- >> you have to real catch, you know. >> 46 and counting. one woman attempts a world record for catching bridal bouquets. she reveals her strategies and whether she's caught a groom yet. napa county firefighters still closely watching the scene of a big barn fire making sure it doesn't flare up again. the 4,000-qar foot barn is in napa near the county line. it took about an hour to contain those flames. the barn and five all-terrain investigation were heavily damaged. investigators still don't know how that fire started. calfire is already gearing up for a very busy fire season. they plan to hire 100 new firefighters. 1200 people have already applied for jobs. 300 of them were invited for interviews at calfire's morgan hill headquarters. now, this comes weeks ahead of schedule but calfire says this year has already been more dangerous than usual. >> we've had about 160 fires already since the first of the year and typically we're looking at about half of that normally. >> calfire is getting ready for what's called an active fire season. that's because the combination of barm, spring days with rain. that creates enough vegetation to start a fire that can quickly spread. a student at santa clara university is due in court tomorrow on a charge of stabbing his roommate. 19-year-old dylan kim was arrested yesterday afternoon. police say kim attacked his roommate in their on-campus dorm early yesterday morning. the roommate is suffering from several wounds but is expected to recover. kim is being treated for self- inflicted wounds. police in hayward arrested tyler johnson. police say johnson and martin thornton used a u-haul truck to break into life chiropractic college early friday morning. thornton's body was found next to the truck. autopsy results show he died of blunt force trauma. johnson did not share specific details about the death with police. investigators say the two men had no connection to the school. 7:55. state health inspectors are cracking down on home cooks who use social media to sell food without the proper permits. now, facebook food groo group -- food groups are becoming popular. it's a marketplace to sell homemade food to whoever wants it. but health inspectors say this trend is dangerous. many of piece theme are actually breaking -- people are actually breaking the law. under state cottage food law, people are allowed to sell nonperishable foods out of their homes. bun inspectors say a lot of the goods being offered on the facebook page are meant to be eaten right away which means they fall under the restaurant category. no one has made any complaints about getting sick. but the government says the food safety laws are tee designed to prevent foodborne illness. this woman prefers being the brides maid not the bride. >> one, two, three! >> jamie jackson likes to catch the bouquet at weddings. she's caught 46 so far. she's in the process of submitting that to the guinness book of world records. while some single women avoid catching the bouquet, she treats it like a serious hobby and makes sure she's in the front and comeks -- and competition. >> i've never been known for my jumping except for catching bouquets. the official record for catching bouquets is 11. she's confident. she's already beaten that. by way, she's had a lot of practice. she's been at about 100 weddings. >> usually the tradition is or the -- or the rumor is if you catch the bouquet you will be the next bride but apparently she's still single. a legal loophole helping drivers dodge a dui checkpoint. in 17 minutes, the controversial method one lawyer created that's getting national attention. >> two people stabbed inside a walgreens store. we'll tell you what police say led up to the early-morning attack and the people who are in custody. if you are trying to get not city, northbound 101 out of the peninsula doesn't look bad. coming up, we'll show you what it is taking to get to the city from the east bay. well, we built this city on twitter. a nice picture showing the low overcast. but it looks like a little more sun. it's a foggy start but i think we'll get more sun. i will tell you why. 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joining us. it's wednesday, it's february 18th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. a quick look at weather and traffic. a little bit of change that we're seeing in the last day or so, steve. >> very foggy. i think we get more sun today. there's some signs of it, although there is a big fog bank. the valley fog, if you will and the coastal fog are circling the wagon. there are not a lot of breaks. low clouds, mild lows. it's cold. 40s up there. 50 on the temps. i think we'll get a few more breaks. if you do, the temperature will jump up 7, 8 degrees from the upper 50s to the mid- to upper 60s. a lot of clouds around. it will be isolated on the coast. a couple of breaks on the santa cruz coast down to monterey. there's plenty of low clouds. the inland fog will retreat back. 50s on these temps. fairfield clear and 46. that's why they are one of the colder ones. everyone has a lot of low clouds. if you have the cooler weather, you will probably get breaks. 50 in la fay la fayette. a lot of 40s. brutally cold, looking for dozen of record lows by thursday and friday all the way down to florida. it will be one for the record books here. for us, waiting for a change but it won't be until probably sunday/monday when a system will dig down from the north. maybe next week. there's hints of the early rain. humid if you get the sun. the breeze is not what it was yesterday. it's a lot less an variable a 50s, 60s to 70s. we're looking at a commute on the east shore -- on the east shore. we do have some slow traffic, document -- we do have slow traffic, to be sure. we've had a lot of heavy traffic in the south bay in the last hour. 85 between 280 and 101 northbound, i don't recommend it. we've had a couple of different crashes along the stretch. some of the other freeways are a better call. 101 is not that bad. but all of the freeways in the south bay are slow as we look at the dumbarton bridge. that's improved. and highway 101 heading south from san mateo is not that bad. back to the desk. >> thank you. two people stabbed inside a walgreens store near union square in san francisco and now three people are in custody in connection to the overnight attack. alex savidge is live at the walgreens with what led up to this double stabbing in a pretty popular area. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning. police are still trying to figure out what prompted this early-morning attack. police were able to take three people into kuld, though, following -- custody, though, following the stabbing and it happened inside the front doors of this walgreens on powell between ellis and o'farrell, a block or so away from union square. the place was closed down as police investigated this time. they were called out here about 2:00 this morning. investigators say there was some kind of an argument between two groups of people that quickly escalated. someone pulled out at knife and two people wound up being stabbed. police tell me that both of those people are in stable condition. officers searched the union square area for the attackers. we did see police take one man into custody at stockton and geary. it's unclear exactly what his connection was to the stab. police at the same time blocked off part of the square with crime scene tape as part of this conversation. it's unclear what if any evidence was found there. police still piecing together what led up to the stabbing. what the motive may have been. but it does appear as though those two people stabbed and rushed over to san francisco general hospital this morning will survive their injuries. >> alex savidge live for us near union square in in san francisco. thank you. an update now just in about the developing story in marin county. we've just learned that a missing runner has been found safe on mount tam. a park ranger says nathan wilson of san francisco left for a one yesterday afternoon around 3:00 p.m. and never came back. the search began about five hours ago, the marin county sheriff tweets that wilson spent the night on the mountain and returned to his vehicle this morning. he's being checked out pie pair med -- by paramedics. san jose police released footage of a shooting that led to the death of a security guard. just outside of the store, security guard manuel zuniga was shot and killed. he was working next door at a nightclub but he tried to stop the robbery. his friends say he didn't have to help but that's the kind of person that he was. so far, no arrests have been made. meantime, san jose police are soil searching for the gunman -- still searching for the gam outside of an nightclub outside of the dx nightclub on south capitol avenue. police say there was a confrontation inside the club. it spilled outside and that led to the shooting. a security guard and a nightclub patron were shot. wong died on sunday. the security guard is expected to survive, though, no arrests have been made so far. el cerrito police are hoping a rare gun may lead them to the gunman who robbed a little caesar's pizza restaurant and shot a female work erk. surveillance video from monday night shows two men going into the pizza shop and one of them hops over the counter while the other points a gun at the woman. the robbers' faces are covered but you can see the weapon and it is an unusual one. >> somebody has seen that weapon in the possession of someone we know. they may be able to help us solve the crimes. >> investigators say the gun looks like a pistol or a shortened shot gun. it caught their attention because it's not the kind of gun they usually see in armed robberies. the female worker was shot in the arm and is expected to survive. the two men escaped with stolen crash. police say a third man was waiting outside of the store acting as a lookout. a lawyer in florida is getting major attention creating a controversy after he created what he says is a way for drivers to get past the dui checkpoints. brian flores live in union city now and you say the instructions for the drivers -- this has gone viral. >> reporter: yes, and so has the flier. this florida dui attorney has created at least 12 different fliers pertaining to a specific state. . he says he's not antipolice. he wants drunk drivings off the police but he's for people asserting the rights. he's warren redlick of -- redlick. he says i remain silent -- the sign says i remain silent, i want my lawyer. you print out the flier, you leave it in your car and when you approach a sobriety checkpoint, you put the flier up against the window and you don't say anything at all to the cops. he also says hold up your license and rental straks against the window or put it in a plastic bag. the cops take a look at it and will likely let you there. this is meant to protect sober drivers from being arrested. he has plenty of clients against that. >> the most common complaint i hear, you are helping drunk people get away with it. using this requires you to be silent, parent and follow instructions. those are three things that drunk people are generally not good at. >> they have somebody to -- something to hide. i'm not for it. i have kids and i don't think they wouldn't mind, you know, going through a checkpoint. >> reporter: many groups including madd, several law enforcement agencies say it's a legal loophole that may allah drunk drivers getting a way with -- allow drunk drivers getting away with breaking the law. we're hoping to get comment from the chp this morning. we're not able to do that. if you want to look at the website and the youtube video, it's fairdui.org. it's a video. it has gotten at least 2 million hits so far. >> wow. brian flores. we'll talk to you later. 8:09. 49ers' free agent qsh chris culliver is due in court in a case that involves a rahn-in with a bicyclist last march. prosecutor sas i he drove away after -- say he trove away -- drove away after hitting him with his car. witnesses eventually bock boxed him in he was arrested. according to police, they recovered brass knuckles in his car and say he was driving on a suspended driver's license. he was charged with felony possession of the brass knuckles and two misdemeanors for failing to stop at the scene of an accident. the lack of rain is forcing california officials to consider new mandatory restrictions on outdoor water use. that may include banning outdoor water fountains for homes and businesses and restaurants. would only serve water upon request and hotels would no longer provide fresh towels and sheets every day. homeowners would not be able to water lawns during cold or mainy day -- rainy days. there is a new push to make security at san jose airport a lot tighter. coming up in 22 minute, the latest security breach triggering concerns and possible changes to help keep you safe. can i'm gonna put ten seconds on the clock. hide. hide. right behind big board. okay. that will work. >> the first lady stars in a game show with big board. the even bigger laugh when she was asked about her husband. and we're looking at the north bay commute. has not been that bad today going down to the golden gate bridge. it looks good. we'll tell you more about marin county -- straight ahead. nears's a few breaks over the mother ship. that was not the case before. we'll get some sun in here and we'll talk about the temps. bulldog: mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. we need your help to do more. give at mattressdiscountersdogs.com, or any mattress discounters. mattress discounters good deed dogs helping dogs help people 8:14. oregon is just a couple of hours away from swearing in the nation's first openly bisexual governor. oregon does not have a lieutenant-governor. so secretary of state kate brown will be sworn in at 10:00 a.m. she replaces fellow democrat john kitzhaber who is resigning amid a criminal ethics investigation. his fiance is accused of using her relationship with the governor to solicit business for her green energy firm. brown will serve as oregon governor through at least next year. first lady michelle obama has a sense of humor, in case you didn't know, and she loves her husband. >> who is hotter? abraham lincoln or barack obama? >> oh, barack obama. >> sorry. it's abraham lincoln. it all goes by my opinion. >> the first lady appeared yesterday. this was an an online spoof show called billy on the street. big bird joined her. the first lady was promoting healthy living during her appearance, shot last month at a safeway grocery store. ♪ i don't want to fall asleep because i miss you baby and i don't want to miss a thing ♪ >> well, she can dance, too. >> during this mock tv show, she danced with big bird during the love song and yes, she's even pushing around the comedian in the shopping cart while he gave gwen effect paltrow's -- gwenyth paltrow's acceptance seen in 1998 when she won the oscar. a lot of people are saying joe biden got too close and personal of the wife of ashton carter. it's a photo taken during the swearing-in ceremony. you see the vice president gesture stephanie to come over to him. he places his hands on her shoulders and keeps them there as carter speaks. and the moment that's become a source of jokes online when he leaned into whisper something in her ear. the white house has not commented. this is not the first time biden has done something like this. the white house is pointing a another incident, he leaned in to kiss 13-year-old maggie coons on her forehead during her father's ceremonial swearing in. this led the democratic senator to tell his daughter that biden is not creepy. and the vice president also raised eyebrows for a comment he said about somalian immigrants in his home state of delaware. >> there is a lot of driving caps and our friends in mind for real. i'm being serious. >> he made the remark yesterday during the white house summit on extremism but one cab company owner said he is not aware of any cabbies from somalia in delaware. >> one of those. >> time is 8:17. hey, sal, you are watching the bay bridge, what's is like out there for commuters. pretty slow. good morning to you. we've had slow traffic this morning building up before the macarthur maze on 580 and even on 24 coming down to the hill. we're going to see that bay bridge coming up. bit rue now -- i told dave clark, we're starting on the bay bridge. that was my mistake. i'm sorry. >> i forgive you. >> okay. thank you. [laughter] >> westbound 80 as you head down to the richmond area is still slow. it's not as bad as it was yesterday. southbound 101 between novato and san rafael, it's a little bit slow. there's the bay bridge. it's backed up. there are no major problems if you are driving on the san mateo or dumbarton bridge. highway 4 is still kind of slow. it's slow in pittsburg and getting over the hill to concord. 8:18. let's go to steve. all right, sal. you saw from highway 4 that we have some sun. yesterday that was a tough one to get because there wasn't a lot. temperatures stayed in the 50s for many. low clouds. there are a few more breaks today. not as one of a westerly breeze. more of a low cloud deck. i think it peaked out yesterday. there will be some sun today. i think by the coast they will get in on some. a windy pattern develops. it take aim more at the sierra nevada than us. it will create a northerly breeze and that will chew up the fog. a low may form over somewhere between monterey and fresno by next week. maybe some changes change is developing. there's hints of rain. let's hope so. my goodness. a lot of low clouds. coastal variety and also the inland variety. so you get the combination of the two giving us mostly cloudy conditions. there are a couple of breaks there. not too many. if you get the breaks, in the 40s. if not the 50s. 57 hayward they tend to run warm. 54 concord. you go to travis. it's 46 cool degrees. 50 la honda, pretty close. los altos hills. wood side, foster city all low to mid-50s. the cold air is now making its move. i mean 1 below bismarck. chicago, 6. st. louis, 15. it's going all the way to florida. possibility -- dozens, we're talking about dozens of record lows possible. thursday into friday all the way down to miami. some of the windchills now coming in. minneapolis 28 below. chicago, 14 below and it's only going to get worse tonight into tomorrow. the coldest air is yet to arrive. higher clouds sneaking in under the ridge. our system will come down over the north. it won't be for a few days. low clouds today and tomorrow. some sun. that sun away from the coast and bay inland. that's kind of a muggy war a fern. very foggy in lake county the a lot of reports on that -- -- on that. it's all fog driven. if the fog burns off, upper 60 to near 70. wouldn't take much. 60s. santa cruz on the weekend was in the 78 -- was in the 8 -- was in the 80s. >> are we still above average? >> most bay area stations for rainfall are over 100% of normal. >> really? >> that december saved us. >> wow. >> and we had decent main. >> one weekend of decent rain. the reservoirs around the bay area aren't bad. marin county up to lake, sonoma, they are not bad. it's the inland ones. there's no snow so there will be no runoff, so shasta, oroville. >> yes. making best of the bitterly cold weather out east. more police patrols at san francisco's delores park after the break we will tell you what happened there that has police on alert. san francisco police are adding patrols at te low delores park after vandalism. vandals damaged grass, a new irrigation cement, tacked a cement roof at a new storage facility and set fires, too. all of this happened in the middle of a $20 million renovation. >> we want people to use it and have a good time here. we want people to enjoy it. don't trash it. don't it. don't demolish it. don't disrespect. >> police have made two arrests in the weekend incidents. they are asking contractors to take down the fence covers to make it easier to find out if anybody is in there causing trouble. well, thomas perez is planning a second day of meetings with the leaders of the pacific maritime association and the dock workers union aged at ending that long labor disspew. today is expected to be a normal day at the west coast parties including the one at oakland. shutdowns over the holiday weekend have left operations way behind schedule. perez says it's costing the u.s. economy hundreds of millions of dollars. he says the talks yesterday were productive and positive. labor experts stay the secretary's involvement this may push negotiations ahead. >> he's also a very skilled attorney who has been in tough negotiations before. so he will bring the power of his office, the power of the president, and some real skills to reach some compromise. >> it appears now that both sides have agreed on pay, on pension and on healthcare. some normal hurdles in contract talks. but now there is reportedly a new sticking point that involves arbitrators who work out differences that pop up when a new contract is in effect. 8:26. a controversy at a catholic school in san francisco. after the break, the questionable reading material handed out to young students. >> reporter: we're live at the san jose airport where officials are exploring their options when it comes to beefing up security after the latest preach here. we'll tell you what's on the table. and right now we're looking at a commute heading to the caldecott. not all that bad. we do have a little bit of slowing as you drive over there. but what's waiting on the other side is a little bit worse. plenty of low clouds and fog. a foggy morning will give way to machines by this afternoon for many today even though it's foggy now. there are signs and breaks in the forecast. we'll have more on that. these are live pictures. a very but say mip net da san jose airport. a lot of people scurrying around. there have been several breaches at the airport putting the airport in the spotlight. janine de la vega is out there. coming up, she will tell us the new plans officials have to improve airport security. thank you for joining us. it's wednesday, february 18th. i'm dave clash. still, i'm still seeing clouds out there. >> a couple of breaks in there. there's some right there. a couple of breaks right there. right there. right there. there's some out yonder. a little better than yesterday when i didn't see any breaks. still, though, two areas of fog, one from inland areas, radiation, the other coastal fog. they have decided to merge in a few spots. that can be tough to burn off. the wind is not as strong out of the west. yesterday it was west. there's still a big fog bank out there. there are a couple of breaks and i do think overtime we'll get more sunshine. coast and bay, it will stay in the 50s and 60s. 46 fairfield. they've been clear. 50s for everybody else. temperatures have come way down from the weekend. they were in the 60s. now they are in the 40s. a lot of 50s. 53 seems popular. gilroy is in there. sara toe guy, i want to show you the cold air has begun. 6 below up in minneapolis. 6 in chicago. st. louis, 15. record lows are possible thursday and friday all the way down to florida. these are the windchills. green bay, 19 below. chicago, 14. indianapolis, 7. st. louis, 3. minneapolis, only 28 below and it will only get worse as well tonight and tomorrow. for you, changes for next week. rain, maybe? by the end of the month or march 1st. low clouds, some sun, muggy inland. coast and bay. a light breeze means 50s and 60s. once the fog burns off, a few mid-60s upper 60s to low 70s. here's sal. >> we're looking at slow traffic here on 80 westbound as we go right to 80 in the east shore. a 36-minute drive. this is better than yesterday. we still have slow traffic to see on 80 especially after richmond as you head down to the berkeley area. highway 4 also still slow over the hill to concord from baypoint and part of pittsburg. 680 severy slow from pleasant hill all the way down into danville. let's get us the bay bridge toll plaza pro project. traffic is backed up for 25, 30 minutes. we've had improvement on 85 northbound in sunnyvale. we had an earlier accident heading north. 101 is heavy in sunnyvale. 85 in the southern part of the south bay has improved. it's 8:32. back to the desk. >> all right. we now have the video released by mineta airport of the latest security breach at the airport last month. we asked for that video. we want to know if anything has changed since then. janine de la vega joining us live from san jose's airport to show you that video and also tell us what airport officials are saying. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning. the airport maintains that security is their top priority. but the question remains how are unauthorized people able to get past security and into restricted areas. the airport did release this video to us of the most recent incident on january 29th. it's very dark because it happened just before midnight. all you can see is airport officials responding to a man that was able to scale the fence and make it on a vehicle surface road. workers driving by stopped him and held him until police arrived. they pointed out the man never accessed the runways or the aircraft. >> we're seeking additional funding to enhance our our security program tharl that includes hiring the fenceline. our fence line does meet guidelines. but we're reviewing the possibility of increasing it and how we can incorporate technology. >> reporter: airport officials say this latest incident is an example of how they have been layers of security and their staff was able to stop this person before any threat materialized. there's been high-profile breaches including a teen who stowed away in the wheel well of a jet. those these breaches still leave travelers concerned. it's huge, very important. in my community, that's when it gets too close to home. we were talking about it on the way over here. why is this happening? and until something is done -- and what can be done, i don't know. there has to be some sort of better technology. >> reporter: the airport has stepped up the perimeter fence inspections and are working to enhance their security programs. the travelers we poke to said none of the preaches would prompt to fly out of oakland or san francisco because the reasons is important to them but all agree that something needs to change. >> thank you. 8:34. police in fremont searching now for a woman accused of posing as a prostitute, then drugging and robbing a potential customer. take a look at the photo of the suspect released by suspect. >> the victim said he met her two weeks ago on a prostitution website. she called herself chrissy. he says they were at his house and he passed out and when he woke up, he was tied up getting beaten and was robbed by three men. now, police believe that victim passed out from getting drugged. the woman described as having several visible tattoos including, as you can see, stars across her chest. 8:35. parents and students are set to gather outvid of an ash wednesday -- outside of ash wednesday service to protest against a morality clause for catholic teachers. this sparkled outrage when new guidelines were imposed four teachers at four of the schools. they require employees to reject sex outside of marriage, same-sex marriage, contraception and abortion. eight state lawmakers are urging them to reconsider the morality clauses and say they send an alarming message of intolerance to young people. there is another controversy at a catholic school. it involves young students receiving pamphlets asking them about sex, birth control and abortion. they were given out two weeks to students from 2nd to 6th greated a star of the sea schools. the questions include -- >> some poompts say their children -- parents say their children will are way too young for the topics. 8:36. b.a.r.t. now has a $5 million federal grant that will let them start the work on new technology aimed at protecting the lives of b.a.r.t. workers. b.a.r.t. asked for the federal funding after two workers were killed while working on the tracks in walnut creek two years ago. the goem is to protect the crews working on or near the tracks by sending a warning signal on a special device when a train is approaching. bart officials said the new system will improve safety and let trains operate at normal speed when even the maintenance crews are out there working. >> the trains could continue at their normal speed up to 75 miles an hour. the track side workers would be in the loop and would be able to reap pond to an alarm and if they don't respond -- respond to an an alarm and if they don't respond, they would stop. 8:37. a lunar new year is almost year. the year of the ram arrives tomorrow. here's claudine wong with some of the traditions of the chinese new year. >> reporter: the streets in chinatown are bustling. everywhere you look, people are preparing to welcome in the new year with good fortune and good luck. >> this is green onion. what it means is you are smart. >> reporter: willa is co- founder of a better china town for tomorrow. >> when you paint your door, you will be safe. fire crackers are scary. the devil. everything you say must be good luck. that means good fortune. this one means there's plenty of money coming in. >> reporter: money in a big part of the year. married couples place money in red envelopes for young children. even food. >> you make it with sweet rice and sugar. >> very popular. beef sesame bowl. they have to have that. >> reporter: on stockton street merchants are temporarily allowed to spill on the streets. >> tangerines are good luck. >> reporter: leafs matter. these are $1.59. that's twice as much without the leafs. these oranges are 69 cents a pound. >> it's critical when you buy tangerines you must have it during the new year. >> reporter: there are many preparations but the hope is what is done now will guarantee a lucky and prosperous new year to come. >> this,expression. >> reporter: claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> did you learn anything? >> i did. i did. i didn't realize about the leaves on the oranges. leaving earth for good? never coming back? after break, what we know about the people eagerly voluntary for a one-way trip to outer space. we're looking at the richmond bridge and traffic that's moving along okay if you are driving toward the span. we'll tell you a little bit more about the morning commute. well, for some it's cold. for others there are a couple of breaks in the cloud. i think we'll get some sun. i hope so. wasn't much yesterday automatic all. automatic-- want much yesterday at all. 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[ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] welcome back. the obama administration will appeal a texas court ruling, one that blocks the president's immigration reforms from starting today. last night, more than 150 people filled st. mary's church in gilroy hoping to find out more about the last-minute legal move that leaves thousands of undocumented south bay workers in limbo. they were all set to apply for a new work permit under the president's executive order signed last november. >> i want to go to school to do my g.e.d. or something so i can get a better job. now i'm gonna do it. i don't know what to do. >> santa clara county has the third highest number of undocumented immigrants in california. the president's executive order granted legal status to millions of undocumented immigrants allowing them to get driver's licenses, work permits and other government benefits but the court in texas ruled the president overstepped his authority. a one-way ticket to mars. 200,000 people applied for such a ticket. now the group has gotten a lot smaller. pam cook is in the studio to introduce us to some of the local who want to go to the red planet. >> 200,000 applicant, the dutch condition running this experience is down to 100 finalists, including two people from the bay area. these are the two people, the two candidate, to the mars one program. 50-year-old peter felentrap and 36-year-old kendra and they describe what they want to go to mars. >> i would like to go to mars because i feel the opportunity will both be extremely challenging and allow me to push both personal and technical envelopes. >> i feel like it's a great opportunity to go to another plan to explore, do research and to see what else is outside of earth. >> now the dutch-based foundation plans to sent four people to mars in 2024 to create what they call a permanent colony. but an m.i.t. study says the cobble le nists will probably -- colinnists will probably only survive for 68 days. >> we didn't send people to the moon on a one-way trip for the first time t would have been easier to do that. >> if and when the four finalists head to mars, their mission would be turned into a reality television show. i'm sure a lot of people will be watching. >> we will. >> there's some people who want to go. other people would like other people to go. >> to stay there forever. sal, you can't go. you've gotta tell us what's happening on the roads. >> good morning. let's take a look at what we have now. if you are trying to get to, let's say, the bay bridge toll plaza, you will see some traffic that's improving a little bit as you drive through. it's not too bad. as a matter of fact, traffic continues to look pretty good on the bridge. but it is a little bit slow as you drive through. i do want to mention the traffic here on 880 is pretty slow as you drive northbound getting up past the coliseum up to downtown oakland. southbound 680, the sunol grade is also gonna be slow. we have slow traffic past mission. if you are driving in the south bay, things are improving there on northbound and southbound 101 and also on northbound 85. it's 8:46. let's go to steve in the weather center. >> when do you come back from mars? >> you don't. >> that's it? >> yeah. >> one day? >> >> -- one day? >> yes. >> that's it. >> a lot of clouds out there. a lot of fog out there. i think we'll get more sun today than yesterday. a lot of low clouds out there. the inland fog and the coastal fog, my goodness. just swarming around us there. it's cold for some. not too bad for others. temperatures are in the 50s. higher elevations have cooled way down. start to see some of that fog right there. a couple of breaks. it looks like the big sur coast is clear. it's time to head off to nepente. they get fog. low cloud deck will burn off sooner. there was a rather robust westerly breeze. that's not the case. 50s on a lot of the temps. 56 sfo. 54 redwood city, concord says hey we're 54. 53, san jose state higher elevations. you get up 1500 -- 1500, 2,000 feet. cannot emphasize how cold it is. it's not even the coldest air. it's still coming down from the great lakes to the north and it will plunge well to the south. some of the windchills right now, i mean, it's going to be just brutal tonight and tomorrow. chicago, 14 below. indianapolis 7 below. green bay, 19 below. min an pli the windchill is -- annapolis and omaha. we're watching a system that may come this week. don't think it has a lot of moisture with it. low clouds, some sun. muggy inland. light breeze. some of that, very foggy up in clearlake right now. clearlake oaks, clearlake but they will break through the fog. it will be sunny. 60s, 70s for s&p almost everybody. 50s closer to the coast. if you -- you can't get the fog to burn off. for some it will be warmer. for others, foggy and cold. looks warmer as we go into friday and then a breezy weekend begins to pick up. >> now you got me thinking about big sur and methente. >> that's a beautiful place. how cold is it on the east coast? one television news reporter in virginia showed the subzero degree temperatures turned a fruit into a construction tool. >> one of our snack items we put it in the snow and now that bannan noncompletely frozen. it's a hammer. >> that's jarita anderson. she used a banana to great the effects of the -- to demonstrate the effects of it. [laughter] >> i feel like -- how can you not start banana hammer time. >> i love that. dancing in the snow. good way to stay warm. today's low in richmond is zero degrees. tomorrow it's a balmy high of 14 below. >> that's just ridiculous. >> yeah. >> wow. the academy awards, this weekend, the crews are busy prepping for hollywood's biggest night. in fact, right now, hollywood boulevard being transformed into the arrival area for the movie stars. that's where the red carpet will be. now, 1500 man hours are needed just to lay down all of the famous red darn and the oscar statues, they are covered in plastic to keep them clean and shiny. the oscar ceremony will be hosted by neil patrick harris who always does a good job. >> yes, he does. 8:50. ten minutes before 9:00. one of the nation's top computer science schools is apologizing and saying whoops. it's affecting hundreds of students. an elite college computer science program has made a really big mistake. carnegie mellon university e- mailed acceptance letters to 800 students who applied to the masters program in computer science. but they were all supposed to get rejection letters. they usually accept only 100 students into the program each year. a few hours later, the school sent another e-mail retractth offer and asking for confirmation of the second e- mail. princeton university announced it's received the largest gift in school history. it's a rare collection of books that includes a bible and original printing of the declaration of independence. it's worth $300 million. the collection has been on loan to princeton for years. now school lie prayeriance are digitizing the en-- librarians are digitizing it so it's available to other researchers. a new weight lifting trend may be turning some stomachs. several internet suggests suggest drinking breast milk for bigger muscles and more energy. some say it has risks. it may contain viruses and bacteria. they also say it has less protein than cow's milk. some sites are offering women $60 a day to sell their breast milk for body builders. this year's top talk at the westminster dog show was a sur -- dog show was a surprise at the westminster dog show -- this year's top dog at the westminster dog show was a surprise. miss p. a beagle. the portuguese water dog was the favorite to win but did not and an english sheep dog was a favorite of the crowd. a podcaster is going to extreme measures to raise money for charity. he's been listening to fans and critics consider the worst band in the world over and over again. are they bad? the idea that nickelback makes terrible music, it's a long- running joke and carrie is cashing in on this for 168 hours. he will listen to the band's music and raise money for a charity that works to bring clean water to parts of the world that doesn't have it. so far he's raised more than $18,000. his tweet says it's been hard. ♪>> the charity is very grateful for his sacrifice. it says most campaigns only raise about a thousand dollars. >> i've never heard nickelback considered the worst band. i like a couple of songs. come on, sal! it's not that bad. >> i think i would rather listen to george michael on repeat than makeleback -- nickingback. >> sal? >> if you like them, there are probably a lot of bands that we agree on. >> raising money, sal. it's raising money. >> they are rich, right? very rich. i admire them. i just don't listen to them. let's take a look at the commute. traffic will be busy if you are driving on the commute here at the toll plaza. that's not too bad. you can see traffic at the tone looks -- at the toll plaza looks okay. 880 is not affected by the crashes. just affected by people trying to go through the coliseum. and things have improved as you drive past 880. let's go to steve. all right, sal. some low clouds and fog persisting for a few but it looks like some sun inland. >> more so than yesterday. a little warmer towards friday. and then a breezy pattern. >> that will do it for us. thank you for watching. hope to see you at noon for more developments on the west coast port labor negotiations. thank you for joining us. mmm... 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