that. otherwise, cooler lows, san ramon, livermore, danville, walnut creek. boulder creek all checking in around 38 or 39. and we'll rebound really quick. mild to warm and any fog won't last long. the afternoon temps will be a little bit warmer. 70s and mid-70s now as we start to warm up, sal. summer in february, steve. >> we've already had it. remember we had 85 in santa cruz last week. >> i know, right? the only thing you can co-since you can't control it is enjoy it. good morning. let's go out and take a look at the commute now. traffic is moving along pretty well if you're driving to the bay bridge. when you get there there's the toll plaza to deal with. you'll be waiting 10 to 15 minutes and once you make it to the bridge it looks okay. san mateo bridge looks pretty good. we had an earlier accident kind of in the area of the san mateo bridge. but that's gone. you can see the traffic is still slow in the area on southbound 880 from about 238 and it gets better after you pass union city and that's because of the earlier issue. let's go back to the desk. we do have new developments on the police standoff in the south bay. milpitas police have been outside a gun store and shooting range since very early this morning. janine de la vega is out there as well. and janine, they are telling you the final suspect has been taken into custody? >> reporter: yes, it took a couple hours but yes, the fourth suspect is now in custody. he was found outside the building. and we understand police officers are searching the area to see if he dropped any firearms because this all stemmed from an attempted burglary inside a gun store right off milpitas boulevard. it's not far from the milpitas police department. i'm joined by lieutenant -- how did you get this fourth suspect in custody? >> the fourth suspect was seen fleeing from the scene south of the actual business. and he was running on the railway tracks. we asked for the surgery police department and the sheriff's office so send additional personnel to the location. >> did they use cogs? >> i believe he ended up giving up. >> reporter: it was around 2:00 inside the target masters gun store? >> one of my sergeants was leaving the building and heard an alarm sounding. and he went to investigate and saw a suspect get in a vehicle and start driving away. another stopped the vehicle on the north side of the loop. and two people were taken into custody. >> the third suspect came through the door and was listening to the commands. and it took us time to take him into custody. >> you were being really cautious. they had so much access to firearms. it was a pretty tense situation. >> lots of firearms and ammunition. so we have to make sure our personnel is safe and we do everything safely for a good ending to this. >> at no time were shots fired. >> i have to thank the san jose police and sheriff's office for their help. >> reporter: all four suspects are in custody. in the last 30 minutes we've seen the santa clara sheriff's deputies and san jose police and fire department all leave the scene. they are walking the railroad cracks, officers from milpitas, to wrap this up and see if they can find any firearms and make sure that they collect evidence. the managers of the gun store are waiting to talk to police. to their knowledge, the store had not been burglarized before. we'll bring you up to date in the next hour. time now is 6:05. and police in fremont trying to identify the torso of a woman found near the dumbarton bridge. the remains were found on sunday night. investigators returned to try to look for more evidence. they have not said if anything else was found out there. anyone with information is asked to call fremont police. the san francisco school board approved a controversial proposal that provides free condoms to middle school students. the people on both sides of the issue, they packed into the school board meeting last night. some of the parents found themselves at odds with other parents and teachers. after a long public comment session, the school board unanimously approved the condom plan. >> even though the state mandates minors' -- there's no -- >> i want to make sure that shows who are have the precautions, have the supplies that they need to stay safe and are able to talk to caring adults in their school. >> the condoms will already available at high schools. middle school students have to talk to a school nurse or a social worker in order to receive condoms. and parents cannot opt their children out of the program. bill gates says his position on apple's defiance is being oversimplified. he has said in several interviews he believes apple should turn over the information the fbi is asking for as it continues to investigate the san bernardino terrorist attack. it's not uncommon for phone companies and banks to hand over customer information. and tech companies should not be exempt. he does not think the government should always get everything it asks for. ♪ [ music ] privacy's a human right. ♪ >> 45 rallies were held around the world yesterday including right outside the apple store in support of apple. they are supporting apple for refusing to comply with the court order to unlock the phone. the software could fall into the wrong hands and be dangerous to more than just phones. >> security and encryption are the things that keep our power plants, hospitals, water treatment centers safety. >> they are already tracking our information anyway. >> there are reports that apple is trying to shift the legal fight out of the courts and into congress. that could favor apple. community members in burlingame are coming together trying to help a 97-year-old burlingame woman who is being evicted. a go fund me page for marie hatch who is battling cancer has raised $28,000. she says she was told by her original land lady she could live in her house for the rest of her life. that woman, her daughter, and her granddaughter have since died. the current landlord is the estranged husband of the granddaughter. his late wife's trust requires that the property be sold. he's making every effort to help her move or listen to offers for a buyer who will allow her to stay. right now it's 6:09 and there are nearly two dozen people who were killed in a plane crash in nepal. and up next, the condition when that plane went down overnight. and an order to clean up and move out. why san francisco officials are telling a group of homeless to leave a tent city beneath the freeway. good morning. right now we're looking at a commute where traffic is getting busier on 680 and not stop and go on the sunol grade. we have a few more 30s this morning. mount diablo, east bay, looking for 70s. low to mid, more on that. >> we're following a developing story from nepal. a small commuter plane with 23 people on board crashed in a mountainous area in bad weather killing everyone on board. family members and friends of the victims, they gathered at the airport when the plane was reported missing, and then they got the bad news. reportedly, one passenger was from china, another from kuwait, and the rest from nepal. we have received updated vote totals from the nevada republican caucuses. donald trump is still the clear winner. marco rubio edged out ted cruz by fewer than 2000 votes. doug luzader is live in washington as trump's victory gives him momentum for super tuesday. >> this was peanuts compared to what is at stake in super tuesday less than a week away. but a big win for donald trump, more than 20 points over marco rubio. >> just about an hour after the polls closed. donald trump proclaimed victories in nevada showing more and more confidence that he'll clinch the the nomination. >> it's going to be an amazing two months. [ cheering ] >> we might not even need the two months, folks, to be honest. >> reporter: this follows victories in south carolina and new hampshire. he harnessed voter anger in nevada and even carried evangelicals there. >> you wouldn't declare a winner of a football game after the first miles per hour of the 3rd quarter. but if people want to bring down donald trump they can't be waiting too much longer. >> and there are only two people who have won one of the first three primaries. >> reporter: ted cruz rallies in nevada and marco rubio moved on to michigan with polls shows late deciders went his way. he hopes to become the clear second choice. >> 70% of republicans don't want donald trump to be their nominee. 65% is divided up among four people. it becomes a one-on-one choice, and we'll win. >> we'll see. we talk about the importance of super tuesday. in nevada 30 delegates were at play. 600 delegates will be up for grabs. big time. >> beyond narrowing down the field after tuesday. >> thank you, doug. democrats gearing up for the south carolina primary on saturday. bernie sanders, former secretary of state hillary clinton took part in a town hall meeting tackling the issues. >> we have got to do everything that we can to expand and improve the instant background check. our goal must be to make sure that people who should not have guns do not have guns. hillary clinton responded to questions about paid speeches she made to big wall street firms saying she would release the transcripts if all candidates do the same. >> this is about whether i have the best plan to go after wall street. whether i have the willingness to take on wall street. and there's no question about that. >> a new poll shows clinton leads sanders among black voters in south carolina by double digits, and holds a commanding lead among all voters. south carolina holds the democratic primary on saturday. on march 1st, voters in 12 states will be casting ballots. this is called super tuesday. for republicans, 595 delegates are at stake. and for democrats, more than a thousand. i've got something for you. especially if you're an art lover. now you have a chance to stay in the bedroom of vincent van gogh. the art institute of chicago has recreated one of his most famous paintings, the bedroom. the room is posted on air b and b as if the artist himself were renting it out. it costs $10 to stay for one night. this coincides with the new van gogh exhibit. >> we wanted to bring the bedroom alive and the man alive. and he was someone who lived in a real place. at a specific time. >> i've seen van gogh exhibits over the years. this one tapped into his being as a person. in some of the show i found myself getting a little bit tearful fulfill room comes with a double bed, wi-fi, indoor bathroom, and tickets to the exhibit. went to check back in with sal. hopefully, no big traffic problems. it's been pretty light. >> it's been light and now we're getting slow traffic. and we've had a few issues that have gone away. let's go out and take a look at what we have. and you'll see slow traffic at the toll plaza of course. a 15 to 20-minute delay before you get on the span. there are no major problems on the bridge itself. there's nothing going on right now. traffic is moving along pretty well if you're driving on the san mateo bridge. and nearby, there was an earlier accident on 880 near industrial. that's gone. and traffic has remained heavy and slow according to the road sensors through the area. the accident is on the shoulder, and there could be rubber necking or possibilities here. the northbound traffic looks good from fremont to hayward. if you're taking 880 to the south bay, it looks good so far in the santa clara valley. clear skies, a few more 30s this morning. and more so towards the east bay and santa cruz mountains, and a couple of the peninsula. i saw woodside at 39 degrees. and there's a few in the east bay. danville. walnut creek. but it will be clear or mostly clear. when i start talking about a few high clouds, this is clear. delta view is so nice. we have a few of the higher clouds and a sunny and nice day although temperatures are a little cool. san francisco forecast today, 72, 52. average is 61, 48. the record high 78 in 1991. some of you might remember that. the record low -- nobody remembers this. 14 in 1891. my goodness, going way back. in hayward, 71. and this forecast projection puts that around 4:00 and i buy that. mid-70s santa clara valley to santa cruz which was 78 yesterday. everything looks sunny and high pressure is large and in charge as we say. upper 30s for livermore. and 51 san francisco to 50 at sfo. and half moon bay at 46. and patchy fog out in the valley. lots of sun mild to warm. and cooler lows by one to three indonesia compared to yesterday. many 70s for highs to mid-70s. calistoga is in there. sonoma, san rafael. beautiful 72. 74 for brentwood and pleasanton. oakland, 74 as well. walnut creek, 73. and santa cruz scoffs and says look at me. it's all about me. [ applause ] >> 78. >> summertime in santa cruz. >> boy, i'll say. mid-70s on the peninsula. san bruno mid-softs. and cooler temps on friday. >> we need to go to santa cruz. >> that would be pretty nice. >> glad i filled up the rubber made trash cans with water while we had it. and a group of san francisco students walked out of class to protest the allegations of racist attitudes at a prestigious public school in the city. one, two, one, two. >> the band is back together. the generous donation that allowed richmond high school to buy dozens of new instruments. how to put your foot lin your mouth.: man, wish my yard looked like yours. hey, the grass is always greener on the other side of the... sorry. now get 20% off sta-green® fertilizer, at lowe's. severe weather swept across the southeastern united states and killed two people. the national weather service says at least seven tornadoes hit louisiana and mississippi. this is video of a mobile home park in louisiana where the two people died and 30 others were hurt. at least 100 mobile homes were damaged and about 300 people live in the park but it's not known how many were actually home when the weather hit. search and rescue operations are now underway. concerns are growing this morning that the zika virus may be transmitted through sexual assault contact a lot easier than first thought. u.s. health officials are investigating 14 new cases that may have been sexually transmitted and some of those cases with r infections in pregnant women. the only risk factor was contact with an infected man who traveled to an area where the zika virus was present. most experts were thinking that sexual transmission was rare. zynga has been cutting its work force and wants to lease part of the property. harvard university plans to work with the oakland school district to improve on how students do in school. oakland is one of six cities chosen for harvard's new program. it doesn't allow students to be educated for success the way they should so harvard wants to redesign the education system getting input from educators and community leader as well as people in health, social services, and the arts. for the first time in 30 years, richmond high school has put the band back together. >> one, two, one, two. ♪ [ music ] >> an anonymous donor gave the school $60,000 to buy 42 new instruments and the students say being a part of the band is an important part of their life. >> i think that music can change anything. it can bring a whole community together and bring out a whole new mindset for our city. >> the students say the instruments are their bridge to the future and the band's next performance already friday night at richmond high to celebrate black he was month. >> look at that. >> sometimes that's all kids have to look forward to. >> and all they need to go ahead. a san jose airport employee says he was attacked by an uber driver. the confrontation and how uber is responding. >> reporter: plus it's sentencing day for former state senator leland yee who pled guilty to public corruption. we'll tell you how many years he may spend behind bars. >> >> a nice looking commute here in many areas. still the normal slowdowns like this one at the bay bridge. we'll run it down for your straight ahead. full moon was monday and it's still easy to see. almost like you could be walking on the moon. ♪ [ music ] we're about to show you an incredibly low fare. like all our fares, you get two free bags and zero change fees. because what's the point of an incredibly low fare if you're just going to stack fees on top of it? our sale fares have nothing up their sleeves. book them now at southwest.com low fares. nothing to hide. that's transfarency. sfx: clap, clap, ding a brand new day wednesday, february 24th. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. it's just about 6:30. walking on the moon, the beautiful moon. love that. good song. and now we have a beautiful sunrise. >> and it will be a beautiful day. isn't that a song too? >> a beautiful day, you too. we have a few high clouds and patchy fog. and the lows are cooler here. there are more 30s but it won't take long to start warming up. i went sunny. and believe me if i'm talking about high clouds at 25 to 30,000 feet. there's not a lot there. lots of sunshine for santa rosa today. i went 74? yeah, about 2:30 today. from 1:00 to 4:00, 70-degree temps. oakland at 46. and temperatures will start to rebound. and 74 as well downtown. these are way above average for this time of year. some of them a good 10 to 12 degrees. high pressure says i like it here. upper 30s for some. and san ramon and livermore. and napa airport and fairfield will eke out a 30 at the 7:00 hour. and after that. sunshine and mostly sunny. lots of sun. and chilly lows and near 70 for the highs. upper 60s to near 70s. mid-70s. santa cruz 78 degrees. and 6:30 and have things picked up, sal? it's a little bit slower and more people on the roads for sure. good morning to you and good morning to everyone. we are still following the commute of course at the bay bridge which is slow, typical for it to be this way. a 20-minute delay before you make it to the span if you're in the cash lanes and looking at the other commutes. 880 is slow in some areas, getting closer to 238 is where it is. we had an earlier accident on 880 and that traffic in hayward is going to be slow from san leandro to union city. and after that it's okay. in south frymont a little bit of a backup and nothing major. 101 northbound is slowing up towards sunnyvale from the capital expressway. still a little bit of an opportunity to get on the freeway system before it gets super crowded. as 6:31. back to the desk. >> milpitas have all four burglary suspects in custody after an early morning incident at a gun store right near police headquarters. three of the suspects were arrested early this morning. and just in the last hour, the fourth suspect who had been inside the store since before 2:00 this morning, he was arrested. he was outside the store and appeared to be walking down the railroad tracks. the police are out there looking for any guns the suspects may have stolen or dropped as he was trying to escape. no shots were fired. no injuries have been reported. the ktvu fox 2's janine de la vega is there. she's been there since early this morning and we'll have an update. today is sentencing day for leland yee. alex savidge is in san francisco right now to tell us the factors the judge will consider. >> reporter: leland yee and one of his associates will be sentenced later on this morning. it will happen during a hearing that starts at 10 a.m. at the federal courthouse in san francisco. prosecutors are asking for leland yee to spend eight years in prison. but his attorneys on the other hand are arguing that the sentence should be no more than five years and three months. the defense attorneys cite his history of public service and point out that leland yee's wife is sick right now. yee pleaded guilty to accepting thousands of dollars in bribes from undercover fbi agents who were posing as campaign contributors. this was the result of a five- year investigation into organized crime in san francisco's chinatown. more than two dozen people were charged and that led to the murder conviction of raymond chow. yee has remained free while awaiting sentencing. one of his associates is due to be sentenced today. that's former school board president keith jackson who served as one of yee's sculpts. and he'll be sentenced along with yee. and to put this in context, this corruption case is part of what prompted the san francisco district attorney to team up with the fbi last week. they announced the formation of a public corruption task force that focuses on these sorts of issues here in the city. >> alex savidge here in san francisco, thank you. two oakland police officers are reportedly on administrative leave, accused of entering the home of a county probation officer and then assaults her. the east bay express obtained a report about an alleged december home invasion in the oakland hills. the probation officer called 911 saying two men -- one with a gun -- stormed in her house and attacked her. she and her husband fought off the intruders who appeared to be drunk. the alameda district attorney's office tells the paper this case is under review. there's another complaint about a violent uber driver, this time at san jose mineta airport. an airport worker flagged down the uber driver for speeding through the airport. the employee took photos and the uber driver got out of his car, grabbed him by the shirt, starting yelling at him. and then pushed him. the driver took off with the passenger still inside. police are looking for driver to get his side of the story. people we talked with who use uber say the report upsets them. >> i would not have gotten in that car. i would have said nope, i'll wait for the another ride. i love uber and their service but it's saturday to think that these people will do these crazy things. uner issued a statement saying we have a zero tolerance policy for violence of any kind. and it checks drivers' federal, state, and local records and all trips are tracked by gps. homeless people living in a growing tent city in san francisco have to move out. allie rasmus is at the tent city now with more on the action the city is taking out there. good morning. >> reporter: monday is when public works crews started letting people know at ninth and division that they have until friday to leave. since then a lot of folks who have been camped out have left. i want to show you the sidewalk across the street from us. two weeks ago when i covered the story, there were tents up and down that sidewalk. and you couldn't walk on the sidewalk from the stop sign to the intersection. there were more tents two weeks ago than what you see now. there are still a few tents and minicamps. >> this is where the city would like the homeless to go. a temporary shelter on pier 80 has 150 beds. and it's not usually full or close to capacity. i had a chance to talk with one of the residents of the homeless encampment and he has no interest or desire to go to the shelter. he's never been there before. but it has barbed wire his friends told him. and there are deputies hovering over you. city leaders say the alternative is staying in tents in the street and that's not an option. there's human feces and used needles. mayor ed lee says there are other homeless encampments that they need to take a look at. >> we're working on 18th and sanchez and places where we know encampments have arisen. we have really good alternatives for them. >> reporter: some of the residents in the tent city at ninth and division were obviously frustrated when told they have to leave. some said they don't know where they're going to go. and one person will leave if forced to. but he's not going to to pier 80 shelter. and that's the question we have for city officials. what can they do to make that pier 80 shelter a little bit more attractive and encourage the folks here to use it as a resource. we're hoping to hear from them sometime this morning. back to you guys. time now 6:38. the san francisco school board is praising students at lowell high school for standing up against intolerance. >> i applaud these students for speaking up about their experience. [ applause ] >> a group of african-american students were at the school board meeting demanding action. they claim that lowell high school, the city's most prestigious public school, has a problem with racism. student demonstrators walked out of class in protest. >> we don't get looked the same as the same students who are right next to us. but we go to the same school. we took the same test. we passed the same test. >> they are listening to the concerns and it's unacceptable that african-american students don't see their race, culture, and history reflected in the curriculum. a texas sheriff's report on the death of antonin scalia says there was nothing out of place in the hotel room where he was found dead. he died during a hunting trip 11 days ago. the washington post obtained the report which says his arms were lying at his side. a pillow was near his forehead but not obstructing his breathing. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says the next president should make the nomination and that's supported by precedent. >> you have to go back to 1888 when grover cleveland was in the white house to find the last time a senate confirmed a nominee in an election year. >> some republican senators say they would not even meet with the nominee. harry reid accused republicans of venturing their moral compass to donald trump and ted cruz. >> it's wrong and the american people won't stand for this. the senate needs to do its job. >> senator dianne feinstein who is on the judiciary committee says public pressure might convince senate republicans to rethink their plan. san francisco voters rejected it two years ago but a proposed soda tax may be headed back to the ballot in san francisco. in 20 minutes, what's different this time? first, a horse and a dog killed by toxic treats. the search now underway for whoever is deliberately poisoning animals north of the golden gate. >> and we're looking at interstate 880 which is beginning to get more crowded as you head to the bay bridge. and it will be sunny and warm. no issues there. and no rain. we'll talk about the power of social media. welcome back to mornings on 2. it's 6:44 and a criminal investigation is underway in the north bay after a horse and a dog died and toxic treats were found nearby. ten treats laced with poisonous oleander were discovered in a rural area in incorporated sebastopol. the sonoma county sheriff's office says currently there's one case of intentional poisoning. and people who live in the area say more livestock, including a lam ma, have turned up dead or sick and they think it may all be connected. >> and more cases are popping up. and people who thought that their situation was isolated are now finding out that no, it's -- it's all in this area. >> investigators say no poisonous cookies were found in connection with the other animals' deaths, but deputies have identified a person of interest in the case. today community organizations are going to rally outside the similar county superior court demanding that a san jose police officer be removed from the police department. phillip white was fired after making comments on twitter said to criticize the black lives matter movement. last week an arbitrator moved the firing was not justified given that white was responding to threats against him and his family. today the naacp says it will file a court petition to demand the city challenge that arbitration decision. right now 6:46. time to check in with gasia for a look at the next hour. good morning. >> good morning, pam and dave. in the next hour, tax time is here. and scammers are working overtime. why a change by congress could make it harder for you to assess whether or not you're being scammed when you're told you have an outstanding tax bill. could this be the answer to the cramped airline seats. flying could be comfortable for larger passengers or create more space for small children or other passengers that don't fit the traditional airline seats. we'll talk about the passenger bench when i join you for the next hour of mornings on 2. tickets go on sale at noon today for prince's return to the bay area. ♪ [ music ] ♪ take a look around ya. ♪ ♪ at least you got friends. ♪ >> prince announced that oakland will be the first stop. this is a new tour called piano and microphone tour. he'll perform shows sunday at the paramount at 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. >> sounds good. >> sounds like a good show. time is 6:47. hey, sal, you're watching the commute. i know you're ready for prince but are you ready for the commute? >> i am. and it's not a bad one. just very typical. there are slow spots for sure. let's talk about 80 westbound. and you can see traffic to the macarthur maze is okay. a 33-minute drive is not too bad. average speed at 35 miles per hour. so we definitely do have slow traffic, especially after richmond. looks like it's still okay in hercules. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. and the traffic here is not bad. it's backed up for a 20 to 30- minute delay at the toll plaza which for this time of the morning is pretty routine. if you're on 680 from concord to walnut creek. it slows to the walnut creek interchange. there's not a lot of slowing towards danville and san ramon. at 6:48. let's go to steve. mostly clear skies and a few high clouds and temperatures are cool for some. there are some 30s. everything is mostly sunny and warmer today. and temperatures -- if you enjoyed yesterday, just bump the highs up one or 2 degrees. i will mention the power of social media. i posted this yesterday on facebook. steve divine is a weather man in lubbock. and obviously, he's from here. he tweeted out postcard from home. 23 the you know steve, a full moon rising over the eastern span of the bay bridge. 24,000 people were reached on that photo in 24 hours. 24,000. amazing. that's amazing, just amazing. thank you for everyone who participated. by the way, i posted an elvis photo and it's getting a lot of play. i did. it's amazing how people love that stuff. this is thomas smith. this is february? yes, this is february, tom. it could end up being a little warm on the trail. there are temperatures in the 30s. but san jose, 74, 43. average 66, 46. the record 76, 1947. and the record low, 26 way back in 1897. mountain view, we'll keep it close to san jose. looking for 70s. i went 73. 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, it can click up. high pressure is here today and tomorrow. 38 san ramon and livermore 39. and east bay temps will leading the pack along with the santa cruz mountains. alamo and danville is close. blackhawk, 43. and lafayette, 42. and antioch is also 24. ukiah is 42. and everything says mostly sunny and a little bit of fog in the valley. that's about it. a lot of sun and a few high clouds, and cool lows and 70s on the temps. a few upper 60s and 70s. 75 st. helena. petaluma 73 degrees. 74 for pleasanton. and 73 walnut creek. and low 70s oakland, berkeley, and alameda. mid-70s to santa cruz. and 78. 68 pacifica to redwood city. and san mateo 72. warmer on thursday and a cooldown on friday. >> okay, steve. thank you. it's 6:50 and it's the issued that people rallying yesterday. coming up in 20 minutes, we'll tell you what apple plans to do next in the battle against the government over privacy rights. first asked to move to a new position after several years, how the giants' outfielder angel pagan is taking it all in stride. we're about to show you an incredibly low fare. like all our fares, you get two free bags and zero change fees. because what's the point of an incredibly low fare if you're just going to stack fees on top of it? our sale fares have nothing up their sleeves. book them now at southwest.com low fares. nothing to hide. that's transfarency. sfx: clap, clap, ding welcome back to mornings on 2. it's 6:53. the so called serial stowaway, boy, she was scolded by a chicago judge after her latest arrest. marlin hartman was back in court and the judge told her he never wants to see her in the courtroom again. she was ordered to stay away from chicago airports. and she was caught at a bus shelter outside o'hare airport. she's been arrested several times trying to sneak on planes at airports around the country including in san francisco and san jose. a judge scheduled another hearing to figure out how to help ms. hartman. president obama is meeting with the king of jordan. they are expected to discuss syria and the refugees. jordan share as border with syria and they are struggling to accommodate the refugees. jordan has been an important u.s. ally taking part in the air strikes on isis targets. a judge is set to consider whether to block governor brown's proposed ballot initiative to reduce california's prison population. state prosecutors want a judge to prevent kamala harris from issues -- that went around the normal filing process. that would force governor brown to file for a new initiative which would delay supporters. some argue that the proposal goes too far by overturns voter approved initiatives and allowing earlier parole for thousands of inmates. tonight the warriors put the 50-5 record on the line in miami. the warriors' new center, anderson bare you should see more playing time: >> the trail blazers cut him. and he's excited to contribute. >> i know a couple guys here. and-- iguodala. this team is great. they love each other and have fun. >> the warriors have back to back games tonight in miami. and tomorrow in ordinary. and then they move to oklahoma city on saturday to wrap up the road trip. in baseball, the giants first game of spring training is a week away. they they would the first workout. and angel pagan was caught off guard at first but is on board with the plan. >> i was surprised at the move. when you are -- that's your position -- and you be asked to play a different position, you know, i was surprised but at the same time, i know -- span is a great player. >> i don't want him to feel that i'm taking his job. we're working together to try and win a championship. >> bruce bochy said the change of position should help pagan stay healthy. reports of problems at polling places yesterday. and police surrounded a milpitas gun range. the hours along incident that just ended with four arrests. we're about to show you an incredibly low fare. like all our fares, you get two free bags and zero change fees. because what's the point of an incredibly low fare if you're just going to stack fees on top of it? our sale fares have nothing up their sleeves. book them now at southwest.com low fares. nothing to hide. that's transfarency. sfx: clap, clap, ding good wednesday morning, this february 24th. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> i'm dave clark. steve is doing a nice job with the sky. >> another nice day. already lots of sunshine, fewer high clouds and lots of sun. temperatures mild to warm. the rain is not happening. we'll cool it down friday with a weak system. oakland starting 46 degrees, sunny today with a high today officially 74 downtown. that is nice there. a ridge of high pressure is here, 30s and 40s mostly, 50 already at pacifica. looks like a mild warm day on the coast. temperatures above average

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