gasia said it's cold out there. good morning, steve. really cold out here in kelseyville. feels like 30. i've seen 25 and 27 chris but it's going and going to be a great sunrise. >> yes, sir, it is cold up there. >> our system came by overnight. sunshine all day yesterday and last night you could hear the rain. it was selective. an fran and oakland, now with have fog as well around mount dia blo. colder air coming in. east bay temps looking at a lot of 30s. blackhawk at 35. 34 in walnut creek. a northeast early breeze should kick in. cloud cover and rain in southern california moving into arizona. you can see mainly san diego and phoenix, not so much la. our system has gone through. we will get clouds developing in the afternoon and still keeping a few showers in the mix with 50s on the temps. sal, something on your screen has been quiet? >> hasn't been too bad. slow traffic out there to be sure. we're starting off with the bay bridge. people want to know is it the same? it is, 15-20-minute delays. no major problems as you get on the bridge. traffic continues to look good. san mateo bridge hasn't been that great. we had an earlier stalled vehicle, not that serious. they did get it out of the way. the chain reaction slow traffic has been there. you can see how slow it is looking at this picture. i can also put it on a map for you. doesn't get better until you reach foster city. once you get there the peninsula traffic isn't bad. as a matter of fact, traffic here is looking pretty much okay on 1016789 i want to mention the south bay commute where 280 and 101 are all going to be slow. we have an accident northbound lawrence expressway at homestead. that's blocking one of the lanes so that might be a bit slower for you as you head north. 7:02 let's go back to the desk. in two hours from now the oakland police department will officially get a new police chief. allie rasmus live in oakland at city hall where ann kirkpatrick will be sworn in. >> yes, 9:00 is when the swearing in ceremony will begin. >> reporter: she was introduced at a news conference a month ago. she talked about how she sees herself as an outsider who is going to steer the department away from past problems. speaking of problems, the department was in the spotlight after a sex scandal involving a teenager sex worker and several police officers and opd has been under federal oversight since 2003 because of the rioters police misconduct case years ago. meeting the requirements to have it lifted is something that the department's previous police chief has not been able to do. she will become the first female police chief of the city. here's what she had to say about her new job. >> i am more interested in trans mags. transformation. that's the change of thinking and the cultural change. >> the oakland police officer's union backs her as the new chief. civil rights attorney say they are hopeful that she will lead the department in a new direction. . >> she has been the chief at three departments. all of which suggests she knows how to make tough decisions and apparently not afraid to ruffle the feathers of other police officers. >> now, this is the 8th police department she's worked for in her long career. she was chief in spokane, washington and has signed a two year contract with opd and will make $270,000 which will make her the most -- highest paid chief in oakland police department history. this brings us to our question of the day, what do you think should be the first priority for the new police chief? let us know what you think and post a comment to the ktvu facebook page. we'll have more on her swearing in throughout the morning. we're also going to live stream the ceremony at our website. a new news conference is scheduled for today in san francisco in connection with the death of the young man killed by two police officers two years ago. public officials and community members will ask the da to bring the case to court. back in february of 2015 when police say he lunged at officers with a knife. two oup reports show he was shot in the back. today's news conference will be held at the steps of the hall of justice. a broken water line and big mudslide have shut down a road used by hundreds of people in a rural part of contra costa county. earlier christian captain was on the livermore side and now he's going to the stretch of the road residents wouldn't normally use. how long does it take to go from one side to the other. >> dave, in case you couldn't tell, we are still on route now heading as we go. this is the route that folks are trying to get from livermore to clayton might very well take. if they could take morgan territory road, that should take 30 minutes. it's clocking in at 40 minutes and we're not there yet. our gps is telling us we have another 20 minutes. so at this point still not in clayton. the slide is taking out water lines meaning nearby ranches and homes in the area are operating without water, trying to get enough water for homes and horses. neighbors say the problem is only getting worse with no signs of stopping any time soon. contra costa can't fix the road because the road is still sliding. we talked to drivers who say one of the major concerns is services. they have to take the long way around possibly adding 20-30 minutes to their response time. >> i really worry about safety of older people there. if they can't get out and emergency vehicles can't get in, it's a big problem. >> you're just going to take 2- 6 months to fix. >> that's what they're saying. i think they should get in there and work around the clock. . >> for a while power was knocked out in the area as well but pg&e has managed to get back in and restore power. you can see we're coming up on 41 minutes. again, still not there yet. we will time our progress when we arrive atmore began territory road in clayton. we'll stop our timer and give you a sense of how long the reroute will take. again, neighbors are concerned that this is something that they might have to live with for months. . time is now 7:08. this morning all but three flooded out homes in san jose have been cleared now for mandatory evacuations after last week's flooding. building inspectors went through the properties in the rock sprngs and williams street park neighborhoods. state inspectors let residents go back to the mobile home parks. while most were cleared three are still not safe to live in. city workers will now add up the damage. we're continuing with the damage assessment process and are required to put in our numbers and on mondays for disaster relief, that starts the process and we have been working fast and furious to get the numbers together. . improvements are needed before residents can move back in. they can go home to start making repairs. the assistant center will be open between 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. every day this week for people who need extra help. the center is at the veet meez yeet na meez american center -- -- vietnamese. people lining up for passports all around the state including in the bay area. remember the no contest ya nokia phones? they are back. the south bay commute doesn't look bad. northbound 280 getting up to highway 17. the south bay drive is not too bad. well, a weak system overnight left snow on the higher peaks. starting off with sunshine, a few clouds later today but not very warm. we'll take a look at those temps. welcome back. the stock market reacting to president trump this morning. what he may sign is on the minds of a lot of investors. >> we're certainly talking about this. president trump is meeting with top health insurers and the affordable care act is expected to be on the agenda. a well known investor warren buffet says he will judge his investments on how safe he keeps the country. that affecting the numbers this morning, a quick read, they are down ahead of the president's talks this morning and meets with the joint session of congress tomorrow and right now the dow down just slightly as is the nasdaq and snp 500, actually coming back from the opening bell. new information this morning on a self-driving car that failed to stop at a red light in downtown san francisco last year. the new york times is reporting the problem was with the car's mapping program. not because of human error. the dash cam accident was caught near the museum of modern art. the newspaper says two uber employees and internal documents revealed that the car's technology failed to stop not just one red light but at least six. leaders of the japanese auto parts maker takata are expected to plead guilty for concealing information about defects in the airbags. they have growed to pay 1 (100) 000-0000 in penalties. -- -- $1 billion. the investigation began after 16 people were killed and more than 180 injured linked to the airbag problem. nokia unveiled a brightly ly colored version of its phone from the year 2000. the model cost about 5 $2. 22 hours of talk time and upgraded version of snake. one of the draw backs, it has a slower connective than today's smartphones but nokia hopes it will entice people wanting a back up phone or maybe for your kid. a lot of movie goer interest over the weekend. >> we hired walter to care for my parents and they died. i couldn't bear to let them go. . >> the movie brought in 30.5 30.500-0000 topping the weekend box office and got a 100 percent rating on rotten tomatoes which is extremely rare for a thriller. the lego batman movie is in second place and john wick has 9 million dollars. $9 million. there were marathon watching events for people to catch up on oscar nominated films. people bought tick t and sat and watched all of them for the oscars. sal, everybody behaving for you in the commute? >> pretty much. we have slow traffic dave and gasia which you might expect on a monday morning. everyone is trying to get back to work. we're looking at the east bay commute and the south bay and the peninsula. traffic is moving along well if you're driving on the bridge but getting to the bridge is another matter. you can see traffic here is going to be slow at the bay bridge before you actually get on it. once you make it on to the span, it looks good. not particularly windy and dry on the bridge. things have dried off. looking at peninsula. i want to zoom in here on highway 101 it's been slow north and south through redwood city and palo alto. for the most part, 101 is what you expect it to be. 280 is looking good. when you get to the south bay commute, traffic on northbound 85 and 280 and 101 is slow. we could take a live look at 280 northbound through san jose and it's begun to slow down quite a bit driving up. it had been good a few moments ago. now we're seeing stop and go traffic. 7:16 let's bring steve in. good morning, we do have mostly sunny skies and fog maybe for some. it's quite cold out there. a system went by overnight. i guess it wanted to hang out towards san francisco and oakland and the east bay. mount diablo one of the highest totals. a dusting of snow there. hamilton did too. one observation in murago. san francisco .22. alameda .16. much more rain in muraga overnight. the system did take aim at the north bay. it's now out of the picture with lesser amounts. there's some rotating and coming offshore. later in the afternoon it could certainly build up cloud cover on the sonoma coast and parts of mendocino county. we still have up in lake county a flash flood warning. that goes until wednesday. it's receding down to 10 feet. ten feet. also receding but very slowly the yolo bypass. 32 and 30s here, berkeley at 38 on the peninsula. wide side checking in at 36. these are the coldest temperatures, monterra at 39. loss altos hills at 39. northerly breeze in place. it's ushering in cold air here. 21 in truckee. all advisories have ended up there. 33 in ukiah. a lot of moisture in southern california. rain for san diego and the desert and over to phoenix today. not expecting anything tuesday, wednesday or thursday. the one forecast model bringing rain back on sunday. here's saturday coming in and late into sunday and monday, they're getting stronger with the system so we'll see. a lot of talk of maybe a dry march. i just don't buy it. it's been wet. there's that moisture going into san diego and parts of southern california and arizona. we're on the drier side but it's a mix of sun and clouds. a few showers popping up later this afternoon. i just say that to cover myself. 50s on the temps staying on the cool side. this looks to be the coolest day of the week. dry conditions and warmer temperatures taking us into wednesday, thursday and friday. right now going with rain on sunday. >> this is about the longest dry stretch we have had in a little bit. >> yes, in a while. we have had dry stretches in november and december. >> yeah, i forgot about those. >> with this winter it's easy to forget but we haven't had much dry weather. >> thank you. the wrong film named best picture. the oscars moment everyone is talking about. >> by the way. >> guys, i'm sorry, there's a mistake. moonlight, you guys won best picture. >> unbelievable. it was true. the explanation this morning for this mix-up on stage. it's just a date. i can stay. i'm good. i won't be late hey mom. yeah. no kissing on the first date, alright? 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the presenters had the envelope for the best actress category. >> i opened the envelope and it said emma stone "la la land". that's why i took such a long look at faye. >> i was also holding my best actress in a leading rolling role -- whatever story that was, i had that car. >> the people in charge of securing the envelopes have previously said there are two sets. one held on each side of the stage as a back up. >> my heart was a little broken. >> the accounting firm pwc has been in charge of the oscars ballot counting for than 80 80 years. still talking about it. >> i know. >> one of the big winners is from right here in the east bay, won best supporting actor for his role in "moonlight". 0. >> way to go. he grew up in oakland and hayward and graduated from saint mary's college. he thanked his acting teachers and college professors. >> so many wonderful teachers and one thing that they consistently told me is ron venn lieu, ken washington, they said it wasn't about you. it's about these characters. . >> a man with great class too. he thanked his wife during his speech. she gave birth just five days ago to their daughter. this was his first oscar nomination and win. here are some of the other winners. best actress, emma stone, casey affleck won best actor in manchester by the sea and viola davis won best supporting actress for her work in the movie "fences". bill paxton has died at the age of 61. you have my attention. can you tell us who the woman in the picture is? >> he passed away saturday due to complications from surgery. he appeared in a number of blockbuster hits including "aliens" apollo and twister and also portrayed a polygamist in "big love". he leaves behind his wife of 30 years and 2 children. a plane crashes into the napa river. how they managed to get to safety without major injuries. good morning, a commute that is not going to be -- i wouldn't say it's bad but it's slow as you come up to the bay bridge. we'll tell you more about it, coming up. a little rain overnight. that system is long gone. mostly sunny. some cold air continues to facilitier in. it's okay to cry, right? no more! we don't want anymore! [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! everyday price and no extra monthly fees, unlike cable. speeds up to 45 megs, for $30 a month. take a look at your screen. a sign saying "we can only accommodate a max of 30 passport applications" but there's a line forming at this passport office, really a post office even though it's not opening for at least another hour and a half. coming up in two minutes, why people here are concerned about their passports and what else is happening around the country when it comes to people applying for and getting their passports renewed. this is not the only place we have seen people letting up early. it's a story happening in the south bay, covering news this monday morning. good morning, i'm dave clark getting you out the door this morning, steve as your forecast. >> on that passport, 90 days before it expires. because there's a big back line. >> sure. >> you can write a bigger check and get it sooner. our system came by. not a lot of rain. mainly in the east bay, most of it has moved into central california. it's also a little piece of energy rotating off the coast. some of it could fire up activity later in the afternoon. 30s for many. 40s for some, 30s on the coast. there's low 40s around with upper 20s up towards lake county. kelseyville at 28. 32 in heelz burg. 39 to 35 in san rafael. point rays 39 and 37. santa clara valley, 30s for many in the santa cruz mountains and more of a northerly breeze today. southern california dealing with a lot of cloud cover. most of the rain favored in the desert. heading to phoenix and scottsdale. cloudy with some rain for us in the morning then turning partly cloudy in the afternoon with 50s on the temps. all right sal, do you have an issue in the south bay? >> slow traffic steve. it changed rather quickly. we're starting off with the south bay. northbound 280 is the first stop. traffic is busy on 280 getting up to highway 17 and 101 and 280 have also been slow. northbound 280 at the lawrence expressway, we had an earlier crash. i'm trying to double check the status of it here. you can see it's definitely affecting traffic. it was five vehicles but no injuries and all lanes are open. however, when you have five cars pulled over people tend to slow down and look around. it's affected the commute. let's look at the other south bay freeways. you saw 280 was slow. 101 and 85 are also slow trying to get into the silicon valley. traffic is busy on the peninsula as well. san mateo and belmont and redwood city and men low park. san mateo and dunbar looking okay. at the bay bridge toll plaza traffic is backed up. 7:32 back to the desk. passport centers have been packed lately because of big concerns about president trump's increased immigration enforcement. alex savage is at a san jose post office and people are lining up early. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, a lot of these passport centers have been overwhelmed lately by the big crowds they have seen. we're here at this post office in san jose and a lot of people that you see behind us here inside the waiting area have been here waiting since early this morning. their here to get a new passport or renew an existing one. we understand this is response to president trump's immigration crack down with federal agents enforcing immigration laws and bans from seven mostly muslim majority countries. i talked to a man near the front of the line. he says he needs to renew his passport for a trip to mexico soon. he says this is not the first time he's tried to come get his passport. >> it was my fourth time here. . >> really? >> fourth time here. every time i came earlier but not until -- the people in front of the line have been here since 2:00 and i thought i have to get my passport. >> reporter: there's been similar scenes at other passport offices across the bay area. reports of it across the country as well. bringing you back out here to a live picture, you can see how overwhelmed they here. the sign says we can only accommodate a max of 30 passport applicants pr day. that's why a lot of people are getting turned away and more people deciding to show up earlier and earlier. they got here very early this morning. this office doesn't open until 9:00 this morning. >> okay alex sa van in san jose. >> members are mourning after their coach was fatally stabbed monday morning. the 36-year old was working as a security guard when he was stabbed outside the bar during a confrontation. a man who tried to get in with a fake id was turned away and he came back with a knife and stabbed him stationed at the door. 0. >> last night his family and friends and members of the east ridge little league held a vigil for him. the family says he didn't have biological children but the young players were like his children. he started coaching them at the age of 18 and served as the board president. >> such a good person gone. he's going to be truly missed by everyone and all the people that he has taught and touched the community who is very involved. so far no arrests have been made. a gofundme panl has been set up to pay for his funeral. three teenagers in napa lived to tell how they survived after escaping from their car. the crash into the napa river happened 1:00 in the morning in the area of river park boulevard. police say the 15-year old driver went through a dead end barrier into the river. the three teenagers escaped through a smashed window and only suffered minor injuries. the investigation continues but so far no charges have been filed. this morning we expect to hear from the department of water resources as it begins the process of slowing the release of water from the oroville reservoir. the department is using this so workers can remove debris at the base of the dam. at this hour crews have started gradually reducing outflow from the dam. water has been pouring to lower the water level in the reservoir. the department has plans to have out flow completely stopped by this afternoon. new this morning, fire at an apartment complex forced 31 people to evacuate their homes. it started at the tiki garden apartments. firefighters say seven people in the unit where the fire started had to be rescued. no one was hurt. firefighters were able to keep the firefighters from spreading. the gas in the building were affected. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. our time now 7:37. lawmakers go back to washington this week as president trump prepares to deliver his first address to a joint session of congress and he's promising an aggressive agenda. doug luzader reports in washington, democrats are preparing to oppose him. this is a big week for congress and the white house. the biggest speech so far for the president and new budget numbers come out today. >> i want to say thank you to president trump. remember last year when it seemed like the oscars were racest? >> reporter: plenty of jokes at the president's expense at the oscars last night but the president was hosting his own show throwing a dinner for the nation's governor at the white house. >> after four weeks it's been fun but we have accomplished almost everything we started out. >> his agenda may come into clearer focus this week as a president delivers a state of the union style address. he will talk about replacing and repealing om care and budget priorities. >> the economy and reforming the tax code in a way that's not been done since ronald reagan. >> some of his budget proposals come out today with an expected boost in military spending. we're likely to see a new executive order to revive his partial travel ban. democrats are preparing for sustained resis stance. the party just named a new chair, the former labor secretary tom perez. >> we have to rebuild our parties in the 50 states and territories and that's what we're going to do. we also have to redefine our mission. >> democrats are certainly energized in their resistance to president trump. national at least their focus is on the 2018 midterm elections. in the meantime, the father of a u.s. navy sale killed in yemne during a raid is demanding the trump administration investigate circumstances surrounding his son's death. chief special warfare officer was killed last month during an anti terrorism raid on a suspected al qaeda compound. the officer's father refused to meet with trump when he showed up unexpectedly at dover air force base as the officer's casket arrived home. he asked for a private ceremony and he also questioned the timing of the mission that happened one week after president trump took office. cut off in contra costa county, the mudslide that badly damaged an important road leaving many people cut off and the new fears this morning. the debate over fairness. the controversy in text tex over a transgender student winning the state title for wrestling. good morning, we do have traffic that's busy out there. this is the peak of the commute. you can see highway 24 in s slow in lafayette. a little bit of fog in the picture. around lafayette and mount diablo, temperatures on the cool side and they're staying there. more on that coming up. president trump meeting with health insurance ceo's this morning as they are getting ready to repeal the obamacare act. he's going to replace and reform the healthcare law. president trump said he would reveal a replacement plan that would offer healthcare at a lower cost. a transgender student won the girl's texas state wrestling championship saturday night. the teen is taking testosterone and wanted to compete against boys but because of state rules was not allowed to. the texas superintendent decided students must wrestle in the category consistent with their birth certificate. . >> we train hard every single day, every single day and that's where the spotlight should have been on, not me. all these guys. i would not be here without them. >> some parents have argued the hormones the teen is taking give an unfair advantage. certain substances are prescribed for what is being medically necessary. the golden gate bridge is getting a facelift according to the examiner, the bridge's board of directors approved money to repair a art deco fa said on the south tower -- -- facade. the north tower is shielded by the elements but the south tower on the san francisco side takes a full force of the fog, wind, and storms. that repair work will begin some time next year. time is 7:44 let's see how that span and everything around the bay is going. typical monday. >> yeah, you would say so gasia. good morning, highway 24 in the east bay community have been typical. it's slow through lafayette. a little bit of fog as steve has mentioned. the fog is not affecting drivers. it's a typical commute into oakland. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza you will see the traffic is going to be busy. i want to mention the traffic on the san mateo bridge is better than it was. an earlier stalled vehicle is gone. when you get to highway 101 quite a bit of slow traffic here in san mateo and redwood city area, belmont, this whole stretch. 280 is slow down past crystal springs but breaks free after that for the drive past highway 92. i would still say 280 is the best bet overall. let's bring steve in. thick fog near roanoke park and petaluma. >> okay. >> that comes from jake who said up here in ropa. thank you. we have fog out there. it's dancing around highway 24, sal. looks like it's moving around now. same thing near mount diablo. clayton almost a quarter of an inch. berkeley, .24. fog got rolling over highway 24 getting thicker too. so there's fog in the mix but the big news this morning was the snow in diablo. this view from an ramone. i would think hamilton had some. anybody sees snow in hamilton, let me know. the system was long gone. yesterday was sunny but it came by last night. there's still some upstream. this could trigger sonoma county later this afternoon. . something similar last week. we'll mention it in case the clouds build up later. 32 and napa in the upper 30s. berkeley and livermore, half moon bay and a few others as well. 30s including vallejo and con ford. walnut creek, danville and blackhawk, 33. wood side at 37. atherton and men low park, stanford and loes altos. more of a northerly breeze. 30s in ukiah. 34 and lots of moisture here streaming up from the southwest through los angeles and las vegas and probably phoenix as well. looks like it's heading in that direction. a flash flood watch for parts of san diego county. near the mountains in arizona winter storm warnings for flagstaff. those go until later today. 49 in phoenix. 47 in tucson and 49 in las vegas. 58 in san diego. they're reporting rain. mostly sunny skies here. fog and it's dry for a while. well, we'll see. dry for most of the week. we go to tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday looking good. then on saturday we start to cloud it up. sunday there, this is the gfs model. it can change on a dime. this was the 0. did have rain coming back on sunday the 5th. wet for extreme northern california going out for the next 16 days. not anything to worry about. looks like something is starting to come back by the weekend. not a lot yet. but that's subject to change. 50s on the temps. looked good except we're on the cool side. this looks to be the coolest day of the week. sunshine and warmer temps will take us into tuesday, wednesday, thursday friday. right now we'll stay cloudy on saturday. rain on sunday. what do we have here? alaska air, 1150 on its way to seattle on time. . time is 7:49. happening today, a battle of the bay in arizona. the san francisco giants host the oakland a's in scottsdale. the first unofficial game of the year. jeff will pitch for the giants. sunny gray for the a's. the game starts at 12:05 this afternoon. the warriors have a busy schedule hitting the road with back to back games today and tomorrow. they were already in fulfill practicing for tonight's game with the 76ers and devon durant was back -- -- kevin. steve kerr knows the 76ers might give them trouble. >> the first game is always tough. you have traveled three time zones and flown all day and turning around the next day and playing. >> we know you're going to beat them. the next five games on the road. they come home before they're back on the road again. the warriors head to washington d.c. after tonight to play the wizards tomorrow. time is 7:50. paying more to fill up your car, how high gasoline prices could go in the coming months. sniffing out trouble in the neighborhood on the peninsula. up next, the neighborhood watch program that involves pet owners. mama, my throat hurts. and a few extra minutes in the morning. you've got ten more minutes. make room for what matters. guyou'll swear it came from aew frfancy brunch place. its 100% real. just like my favorite sport - pro wrestling. um... yeah, about pro wrestling... its fake. what? lies!! its... all ...lies!! why didnt you tell me?!!!! sorry jack, 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double homicide. the victims are a 57-year old man and his daughter-in-law. his body was found saturday morning on valley center drive. two hours later police found the 37-year old's body in a house on the west side of town. a day earlier police arrested dale carlson's son, the 32-year old on unrelated drug charges. police are still trying to figure out if he may be linked to the homicides. 21 people in a new orleans hospital after a suspected drunk driver plowed into a crowd at a mardi gras parade saturday night. here's the driver. the 25-year old, his car hit two cars before his pick up truck ran into the crowd. witnesses say people scattered and the scene was chaotic. . >> i saw the entire thing happen. if i had walked two steps forward it would have been me run over. >> 32 people were hurt. police say that he had a blood alcohol level of almost three times the legal limit. he's been charged with several counts including hit-and-run. investigators say there may be more charges. police say so far there's no suspected link to terrorism in the crash. police in south san francisco are using man's best friend to help sniff out suspicious activity part of a new crime awareness program where people and their dogs are watching out for their neighbors. the program is called citizen canine corp. designed for people out walking their dogs. if they see anything suspicious they report it to the police. more than 60 people in south san francisco have gone through special training for this program. >> we just want them to be good witnesses and try and get as much information as to what's going on and what direction they went. we don't want them intervening at all. >> it's fantastic. i often walk early in the morning and late at night. i'm always on the look out anyway. so knowing that there's a program is an excellent idea. >> another dog owner we talked to says dogs have that extra scent that people don't have. when a dog stops and pauses that tells the owner something is going on. time is 7:56 let's check in with mike and gasia. oakland's new police chief about to make it official. what anne kirkpatrick says are her priorities for the city. an unprecedented mix up at the oscars as the wrong film is named best picture. a look at what went wrong, straight ahead. good morning, san mateo bridge traffic looks okay heading out to the high-rise, it's better than it was after that earlier stalled vehicle. we do have a little bit of fog for some. especially up towards petaluma. as you can plainly see, it's going to be sunny here for a while. a major road between clayton and livermore is closed. we will tell you what the detour looks like and how long that trip now takes. i hope everyone had a beautiful weekend out there. if you're just starting your weekend, a monday or tuesday off and looks like you got blue skies out there. a live picture of san francisco bay, the trans america building there. on the left side, good morning, welcome back to mornings on two. it's monday february 27th. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. a couple more dry days ahead. not much in the way of rain going forward into the weekend. there are areas of fog. lafayette had some. pat miller says yes, fog up towards santa rosa. our front didn't do much unless you're in the east bay. for some reason it decided to focus its energy way quarter to a third of an inch. a dusing of snow near hamilton. a piece of energy rotating off the north coast that might trigger afternoon showers to the north. 30s and 50s on the temps. looks like we hit the lows for the morning. 29 in kelseyville. a lot of 30s to napa and mill valley even bodega bay. south bay temps, mainly in the 40s. scotts valley and boulder creek 38. northerly breeds in place keeping temperatures on the cool side. morning sun and afternoon clouds. temperatures hard pressed to get above 57 here. a lot of cloud cover and rain in southern california and into arizona. that might impact spring training. for us, on the drier but cooler side equals 50s on the highs. sal, anything you want to get to out of the gate? >> yeah, the peninsula traffic steve daly city and south san francisco and just in the area here, i'm going to go to the maps first. southbound 280 right before highway one and just a few just a bit away, there's a crash southbound 280 traffic backed up from john daly. going the other way, northbound 280 traffic is slow. right before ocean and geneva, that crash is clearing out of the way. traffic is slow and also slow after that heading over to 101. let's look at 101 you can see it's slow coming around the cesar cha vez area. the traffic here in san francisco is slow. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see traffic is moving along slowly. getting word of a crash westbound 24 at broadway coming away from the tunnel so that means when you get out and start heading down the hill into oakland, you're seeing slow traffic getting down. more information on that coming up. the morning commute in san jose is slow both directions. 280 an earlier accident up near the lawrence expressway. the damage is done. 8:03 back to the desk. the city of oakland just about an hour away from swearing in the new police chief. the department has been without a permanent chief for seven months. allie rasmus live in oakland now with what the new chief hopes to accomplish. reducing crime in oakland is a top pry inhibitorty for her and she wants to continue the community policing programs oakland has done over the years. there's a lot of challenges ahead for the incoming police chief. anne kirkpatrick scheduled to be sworn in at ate ceremony happening here at oakland city hall at 9:00. the oakland police department has been under federal oversight since 2003 because of the police misduct case. the department needs to meet certain requirements so there's a lot on her plate as the incoming chief. the department was also in the spotlight after a sex scandal involving a teenager sex worker and several police officers. anne kirkpatrick was a top candidate for the chief job before. back in 2013 this time she got the position and will become the first police chief in history. anne kirkpatrick spoke about the state of affairs at the oakland police department. >> i don't consider it a mess. it's not an opportunity. [ applause ] and it's all about going forward. it's about going from good to great. . >> the oakland police officers union supports anne kirkpatrick as the mayor's choice for the new chief job and civil rights attorneys including john berges are hopeful she will lead the department in the right direction. she was a chief of police in spokane, washington and also intur row of chief for chicago police and has signed a two year contract with the city of oakland in this new job and will make $270,000 which will make her the highest paid police chief in oakland's history. her swearing in ceremony is scheduled to start at 9:00 this morning. back to you guys. this brings us to our question of the day. what do you think is the first priority for the new oakland police chief? let us know what you think. tweet us with the hash tag ktvu and we will be live streaming the swearing in ceremony coming up at 9:00 this morning. the young man killed by two plain clothes officers two years ago. he lunged at officers with a knife but two oup reports show he was shot in the back. today's news conference will be held at the hall of the steps of justice. on morgan territory road, the only direct road between clayton and livermore, christian captain is live this morning at the site of the mudslide that stands in the way of people from getting to the nearest grocery store and gas station. . >> reporter: we took that trip now about an hour ago. we were live on route inside our truck. we were running the clock and you can see it took us just over an hour to make a trip that really should take about 30 minutes or so to take with the extra detour we took on 580 and 680. it took us a full hour to come around. that's partly what neighbors here are having to deal with. neighbors have been dealing with this since friday afternoon. right behind the barricades here, you have been dealing with this since friday. can you give me a sense of what it's been like out here trying to ma nooefr around? >> we have to go through the livermore route and it's a narrow winding road, one lane, very narrow and very few places to pass another car coming in the other direction. we're also going through mud slides that have been existing since the storm started. there's one area that flooded and the water is going over the roadway and ended up being on the other side like a waterfall. so it's ape treacherous road. it took us an hour and 30 minutes to go from one side of the slide to the other yesterday to go into town. >> you said you watched us this morning and you knew we were coming this way. you thought we were coming up morgan territory and you said it's a good idea that we didn't because we're in this heavy truck. there's a likelihood that a heavy vehicle like that might go down i don't think it would go down but it's not for the faint of heart. >> we are faint of heart. i'm not riding in that big truck here. what are you hoping for the next day or so? ? >> we would like to know what's going on and what their plan is as far as getting an alternate route around. if i have to commute every day, it's not going to be pretty. we're hoping we can still walk through the slide area and get our cars on the other side and get to work the normal way but don't know. >> thank you so much for talking with us and giving us insight. you have heard what locals here are having to deal with. the drive she said which should take half an hour or so. it took her an hour and a half and that is just partly what they're dealing with. we're hearing the fix could be months -- 2-6 months is what we have been hearing. we're hoping to get in contact with contra costa officials to get a better time line on that. at this point they said they can't begin work because it's an active slide and they can't start work until it's done. three flooded out homes in san jose have been cleared for mandatory evacuations after last week's extreme flooding. building inspectors went through the properties in the william street park neighborhoods. state inspectors led residents back to their mobile home parks. most were clear, three are still not safe. city workers will now add up the damage. we're continuing with the damage assessment process and are required to put in our numbers and on mondays for disaster relief that starts the process. we have been working fast and furious to get them together. >> more than 1300 units have been yellow tags and improvements are needed before people can move back in. they can return home to make repairs. an assistant center will be open every day this week for people who need additional help. the center is at the american community center in san jose. new this morning, a fire that an apartment complex forced more than 30 people to evacuate their homes. this started before 1:00 on lund avenue. firefighters say seven people in the unit had to be rescued. firefighters kept the flames from spreading but other units did suffer water damage. the cause of the fire is under investigation. time is 8:10. we have seen long lines of passport offices. why so many people are being turned away and the extreme lengths some are willing to go to make sure their passports gets renewed . the academy award -- for best picture --. >> major mix-uptakes center stage at this year's oscars. officials trying to determine what went wrong. the bay area actor what walked away with an oscar. you've got to let it go. i've had it forever. we'll sell it on letgo. hey, i'll take it. it's time to snap, post, chat and sell. it's time to letgo. hey, bud. you need some help? 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(vo) introducing the all-new subaru impreza. the longest-lasting vehicle in its class. more than a car, it's a subaru. the accounting firm that handles ballot counting issued an explanation for the cringe worthy moment. >> a mix up at the oscars. the academy awards for best picture. >> when announcing best picture the presenter somehow had the wrong envelope. >> "la la land". in fact, another film "moonlight" was the winner. >> "la la land"'s producers were on stage giving speeches when accountants rushed the correct envelope on stage. >> guys, i'm sorry, no, there's a mistake." moonlight" you guys won best picture. this is not a joke. moonlight has won best picture. . >> i don't know what to say. that was really -- i'm still not sure this is real. >> so what happened? the presenters had the involve for the best actress category i opened the envelope and it said "emma stone "la la land"" that's why i took a long look at faye. >> i was holding my best actress in a leading role card that whole time. i don't mean to start stuff but whatever story that was, i had that card. >> the people in charge of securing the envelopes throughout the ceremony have previously said there are two sets, one held on each side of the stage as a back up. >> my heart was a little broken. >> the accounting firm pwc has been in charge of the oscar's ballot counting for more than 80 years. politics also took center stage at the oscars last night with a number of people aiming jokes at president trump, including the host, jimmy kimmel. >> i want to say thank you to president trump. remember last year when it seemed like the oscars were racest? >> the president did not watch the broadcast. he was hosting a dinner for the nation's governors at the white house. a lot of schools on ski week last week back in session. let's check in with sal. traffic on the roadways, heavier today? ? good morning, a couple problems in spots where traffic is slow anyway. let's go to san francisco. southbound 280 near highway 1 one and the mall, there's a crash and that means southbound 280 is backed up to 19th avenue highway one. northbound 280 because of earlier problems it's been slow from about 19th avenue exit all the way over to highway 101. this whole area has been very slow as we go over to the east bay, westbound 24 coming down to broadway, there's a crash so traffic coming out of the oakland side is slow on 24 getting into the tunnel and highway four westbound coming up on port chicago, there's a crash there. that had the commute on highway four getting better but now it's back to being slow. through all of pittsburgh and concord, getting over to the 242 interchange. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. you'll see the traffic backed up for 15 minutes before you make it on to the bridge. things are 280 in san jose, i guess not ready so there we go. that's steve's shot. >> mount hamilton, diablo had snow. . this weak system decided to hang out not so much to the north and south but a quarter of an inch, still a little upstream here. 38 in danville. 44 in blackhawk. teens and 20s around tahoe. they had a winter weather advisory out earlier. that ended at 6:00 in the morning. the north breeze with us today. not that strong but it's continuing to you shaller in colder temps. 33 in ukiah. 31 in truckee. the cold air is being modified. the nights and mornings will be cold. also into truckee. look at the moisture surge tapped into going into southern california and las vegas, windy down there as well. some of the rain might make it towards phoenix and scottsdale. they look to be on the edge. san diego and the desert and phoenix, dealing with a lot of cloud cover. 52 in phoenix. 54 in tucson. 58 in san diego, rain and 51 in las vegas. we are looking for sunshine in the mornings and clouds in the afternoon. nice visibility to see the snow on the hills. we talked about possibility of getting some of that. sure enough, we had this cold system coming down. it certainly left rain and good clean air. it's chilly and the dry pattern looks like it's continuing into the weekend. morning lows are cold. days are warmer. something developing on sunday for the next round of rain. gas prices across the country are not spiking. at least for now. aaa says across the country a gallon averaged $2 and 21 but in the bay area the area the trend is expected to continue. opec boosted the price of oil. many of our refineries have to shut down to concert. energy experts predict prices could go up 80 cents a gallon before summer is over. the average price for a gallon of regular is more than $3. in the east and north bay, the average is $2 and 92 up more than a dime in the last month. nearly 60 cents since this time last year. new advice for pedestrian trigss when it comes to marijuana. president trump giving a prime time address to congress tomorrow night. i'm lauren blan chard in washington with what you can expect, coming up. imagine if the things you bought every day 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far. >> he's going to talk about a number of things. the accomplishments of his first month in office and the executive orders. >> his poll numbers are among the lowest of any president in history at this point in their term. recently the president complaining of the media and slow pace of congress which has yet to confirm his picks or his choice for supreme court. many hope tomorrow's speech will focus on substance like his plan to cut regulations and add jobs. >> we're focused on a whole lot of changes to make the middle class tax cuts and make business competitive. >> this afternoon house minority leader nancy pelosi will offer a prebut tall at the national press club. . new this morning, the white house says president trump will ask for a $54 billion increase in defense spending in his upcoming budget. the president will also be asking for spending cuts to the environmental protection agency and foreign aide programs. administration officials say the budget won't make significant changes to social security or medicare. his draft proposal will be sent to federal agencies today. it will be finalized and submitted to congress in mid march. the supreme court today will hear arguments on a case involving sex offenders and their use of social media. this centers around a man convicted of having an inappropriate relationship with a minor. he was later found guilty of violating north carolina law that prohibits registered sex offenders from using social networking sites. his lawyers argue there's no evidence he used facebook to connect with minors or posted anything obscene. . a medical organization is increasing warnings about teenagers using marijuana. the american academy of pediatrics is explaining why parents need to be aware if their children are using marijuana for medical or recreational. the academy recognize marijuana not to use any because of permanent changes in the brain. how they were able to escape with only minor injury after a car plunges in the water. across the country recently, we'll tell you why some believe this big rush may be at least partly connected to president trump's immigration crack down. good morning, we see traffic is going to be slow in many areas but on the golden gate bridge it looks good and so does the weather. fog out there after some overnight rain. not much, that system is gone. mostly sunny now. staying cool. no more. we don't want anymore! keep calm. the price you see is the price you pay, unlike cable. at&t internet. speeds up to 45megs for $30 a month. [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! the price you see is the price you pay, unlike cable. a relaxing picture to enter a work week that is for the most part dry. weather wise, unlike many we see for the past several weeks. >> a lot of sunshine. >> the weekend was great. i know you got out there and enjoyed it. >> looking at this live picture makes me want to hang out on the bay for a bit but it's monday morning. >> a few more days. thanks so much for joining here for mornings on two. >> we'll get the sound a bit. first steve, take it away. >> right here, let's go back and forth here thank you, we do have sunshine here after the system last night. a bit of rain, a quarter to a third of an inch. a dusting of snow on happen l ton and mount diablo. some of the fog dancing around. some around mount diablo and lafayette and roanoke park and petaluma. a bit covering the hills. but nice, thank you. radar showed it and sure enough it happened. finally a sunday afternoon with no rain. did a little fishing from baker beach. a beautiful shot there, nice job. we will have spectacular visibility and temperatures warming up but not that much in the mid 50s and 60s in there. a couple showers possible later on to the north, there's still energy row taeting through. doesn't look bad. a couple developing in the last few weeks, more 40s. a lot of 30s this morning. a northerly breeze, a lot of cloud cover and rain in southern california and arizona. in fact, there's a possibility of thunderstorms in southwestern arizona so spring training might have some cloud cover and rain. looking good, this afternoon partly cloudy right now. nice on the chilly side. 50s on the temps. all right, sal. what do you have my friend? >> slow traffic steve out there. as a matter of fact, traffic is still slow in many of the areas. i got it here. thank you. all right. let's start this over. the east shore freeway, i wish it was as funny has that incident there. we still have plenty of slow traffic and unfortunately it seems to be getting worse instead of better. which is what we don't want. we want it to get better at this point. a quick look at the toll plaza. the traffic is backed up. i want to mention a big slow down on highway four. if we can go to the map, this commute had been a lot better. check this out. all that slow traffic -- there's an accident blocking the left lane on westbound highway four. now, look what's it's doing to the rest of the commute. if this is you, you're thinking yes, what's happening? they're stuck behind the crash. so if this is you, i would get on the road now before they clear the crash. a lot of people joining you in just a moment. use kirker pass road into walnut creek. 8:32 back to the desk. >> people lined up at a san jose post office because of concern about increased immigration enforcement. >> at the post office this morning, after you have talked with people worried about getting their passports. >> yeah, good morning, the first people in line at this passport center, they got here at 2:00 this morning. we'll show you the scene here this morning inside the lobby at this post office on bran nonlane here in san jose. a couple dozen people lined up ready to get their new passports and centers like this one have been overwhelmed by huge crowds and long lines here in the bay area and across the country. president trump's immigration crack down with federal agents enforced immigration laws and the trump administration sfil pushing for a travel ban from seven mostly muslim countries around the world. the people we have talked to at the post office aren't motivated by the president's immigration orders. one woman says she needs to renew her passport to visit family in canada. >> this has been a huge hassle. it's very frustrating. >> you got here at what time? i've been here since 5:00. . >> immigration fears may not be the only thing leading to the long lines. the state department says that demands are up because many people's passports are expiring this year. ten years after the u.s. began requiring them for travel to mexico, canada and south america. so a lot of passports possibly are expiring and that's why we may also be seeing more people coming in to renew them. this particular passport office, you can see the sign on the door saying they will only be able to accommodate 30 applicants per day. this office opening up half an hour from now. everyone hoping they will make it in and get their passports processed. a big rush all over the bay area. >> did you think there's more than 30 people in line right now? now? >> my guess is there are about 30 and there's a lot of veterans here folks who have been doing this for the last couple of weeks. they have been back three times. some people people 4 times. they have learned that if you're not bun of the first 30 in line, it's not even worth your while. so if people are beyond the 30 limit, they're probably going to head out. >> viewers should know that now. thank you, alex. president trump expected to sieb a new executive order on immigration this wednesday. the original ban affecting seven muslim majority countries were blocked. the president delayed the latest order to make sure they can withstand legal challenges. despite concerns, state education leaders are asking staunts to apply for financial aid through the california dream act. the deadline to sane up is march 2nd. the assembly voted in favor of a resolution that encourages students to apply before the deadline. 40% fewer applications were received. undocumented immigrants stopped stopped submitting personal information to the government. three teenager in napa are living to tell their story of survival after they were able to escape from their car when it crashed into the napa river. this happened in the area of river park boulevard. police say the 15-year old driver went through a dead end barrier and into the river. police say the three teens were able to escape through a shattered window and they only received minor injuries. this case is under investigation but so far, no charges have been filed. this morning we're expected to hear from the department of water resources as it begins the process of slowing the release of water from the oroville reservoir. the department is doing this so workers can remove debris at the base of the dams main spillway. at this hour crews have started gradually reducing outflow from the dam. water has been pouring from the spillway in order to lower the water level. the water department plans to have outflow completely stopped by this afternoon. members of a south bay little league are mourning after their coach was fatally stabbed early yesterday morning. the 36-year old was working as a security guard when he was stabbed during a confrontation. a man tried to get in with a fake id was turned away. he came back with a knife and stabbed the man stationed at the door. last night his family and friends and members of the east ridge little league held a vigil for him at a baseball field. he didn't have biological children but the young players were like his children they say. he started coaching at the age of 18 and for the past five years served as a board president. >> such a good person gone. he will be truly missed by the people that he has taught and touched this community. he was very, very involved. >> so far no arrests have been made. a gofundme page has been set up to pay for his funeral. authorities looking for leads after a deadly east bay shooting on saturday that happened in antioch at the hill crest avenue off ramp after 9:00 statd night. chp officers arrived and found a blue toyota and the body of a man inside. it's not clear if this shooting is connected to a recent string of freeway shootings in the east bay. if you have information call the highway patrol. elon musk is looking to boost numbers. up next, the message for insurance companies has many republicans look to appeal the affordable care act. good morning, we still have some slow traffic that has been complicated by late collisions. northbound 101 and san jose looks good driving up to 880. ♪ ♪ every day in northern california, people are inventing, innovating, and discovering the next thing that could change the world, which means if you're born here, you really can grow up to be anything. sutter health. proudly caring for northern california, birthplace of pioneers. we have been listening in, there are certain sectors responding favorable to the president's comment so foor about inkraesing spending on defense and infrastructure. the numbers headed lower but have turned around this hour. lock head martin and boeing are among the stocks posting gabs right now. checking in on the index again, fluctuating a bit. they did turn into positive territory now. a live look, a little bit of concern over the affordable care act. the dow down slightly. the nasdaq and snp 500 are also down a bit percentage wise. president trump meeting with health insurance ceo's at the white house as republicans prepare to appeal the affordable care ability. act. he wants to increase competition and bring down the cost of healthcare. >> so i'm asking secretary price to work with you to stabilize the insurance markets and to ensure a smooth transition to the new plan. the new plan will be a great plan for the patients and people and hopefully for the companies. >> the president said his plan would offer expanded healthcare saving accounts and the ability to purchase health insurance across state lines which is important for competition. warren buff fate's stake in apple is previously largest than thought -- -- buffet. he has 133 million shares of apple. today's announcement caught many off guard because he has historically steered away from technology companies but he says when he looks at apple he sees a company that makes consumer products rather than technology. he says apples funds are great and people will continue to buy them but he still has a flip phone. >> he's ahead of you. >> i know, my little iphone 5, i'm hanging on to. >> interesting. >> very interesting. he sees it as a consumer product company. >> i can see that. all right, pam, thank you. let's check in with sal and the monday morning commute. >> hey mike and gasia. highway 24 is still slow. an accident on the other side of the tunnel. there's slow traffic westbound on 24 as you drive through lafayette. things are improving. i think this has a bit to do with the crash on highway 4 which we have been telling you about they are clearing near 242. there it is. a lot of people are stuck in traffic on highway 4. 680 has cleared out and so has 24 because a lot of people are stuck on highway 4. they're not making it through with the same rate. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is backing up. if you're driving through daly city the accidents have cleared. the slow traffic remains. by the way, there's a ten minute bart delay because of earlier police activity. let's bring steve in at 8:45. our front went through early this morning. did leave about a quarter of an inch mainly in the east bay. clear for most. fog being reported. piedmont a third of an inch. berkeley .24. san francisco, 22 100ths. julie russell says it's a beautiful morning in discovery bay. here's our system. still a little bit of energy upstream but mainly offshore. could give us partly cloudy skies later. many 30s this morning, a lot of 40s showing up. a northerly breeze should kick in for many. a lot of cloud cover streaming into southern california and nevada. rain around san diego. you can see a flash flood watch out for san diego county in the desert. scottsdale and snow up in the mountains. for us, a nice day. clouds in the afternoon but this will probably be the coolest day of the week. temperatures 50s but good visibility. tonight is cold, that's for sure. ten tomorrow sunny to mostly sunny and looks good into wednesday, thursday and friday. still signs clouds increasing friday and on sunday, looks like rain returns. by the way, chicago you have heard f it, their 146th year history of weather keeping, never have they had a january and february with no snow on the ground. looks like it's happening this time because we got it owl. >> the cubs win a world series and look what happens. >> they have bb in the 60s and 70s. >> incredible. next, a new way to fight crime in san francisco. how dogs are being used to make neighborhoods safer in south city. more snow is falling in the sierras this morning. chains required on 80 and 50. historic amounts of snow have fallen this year creating a dangerous driving conditions. snow is expected to fall throughout the day and should clear out later tonight. . police in the bay area are recruiting dogs to sniff out suspicious activity. it's a new program set up by south central an fran police. >> reporter: crime fighting has gone to the dogs but in a good way. south city police have launched a crime awareness program in which people and pooches serve as watchdogs in their neighborhoods. the idea is simple -- residents out on their daily walks know who belongs and who doesn't. >> they're out there more than we are. this is designed for people out wuking the dogs every day paying attention to what's going on around them and reporting suspicious act at this time the citizen canine corp. is not taking a bite out of crime directly. >> we want them to be good witnesses and get as much information to what's going on and what direction the suspect went. we don't want them intervening at all. >> 65 south san francisco residents have undergone training at the police department. other dog lovers support the program. >> i think it's fantastic. i often walk early in the morning and late at night and i'm always on the look out anyway. knowing there's a program is an excellent idea. >> this owner says a dog may be the first to notice something is wrong. >> dogs have a sense -- an additional sense we don't have in reference to what's going on. when they stop and pause sometimes, usually the owner stops because they're curious about what's going on. >> when it comes to neighborhood safety, police hope these extra eyes, ears and paws will do the trick. . the warriors have a very busy schedule the next couple of weeks. seven of their next state games are on the road starting with back to back games. the warriors practicing for tonight's game. kevin durant expected to play. steve kerr knows the 76ers could give them trouble. steph curry could reach milestones during the road trip. he's likely to pass kobe bryant bryant's record and dante phillips. he may also top his father's standing on the total points list. there are reports that the guard from the lakers could be headed to the warriors. this comes after he was released saturday night. there are reports that talks of the warriors are already happening but coach ker would say they're planning to sign a guard. happening today, a battle of the bay is going on in arizona. the san francisco giants are hosting the a's in scottsdale. it's going to be sunny greg o one for the oakland a's, the first pitch scheduled for 12:05 this afternoon. the daytona 500 got off to a wild start. several crashes that pushed dale earnhardt jr. danica patrick and jimmy johnson out of the running. -- -- jimmie johnson. bush led one lap of the entire race on the final trip around the track. . the 8th ranked women of stanton lead in the 66-59 win last night in oregon. the victory gives stanford a number two seat and first round in the tournament in seattle. the golden gate bridge getting a facelift. repairs that need to be made because of fog. 21 people still in a new orleans hospital this morning after a suspected driver plowed into a crowd in a mardi gras parade. the driver hit two cars before his pick up truck ran into the crowd. witnesses say people scattered and they described the entire scene as chaotic. all together 32 people were hurt. reports say he had a blood alcohol level of almost three times the legal limit. he's been charged with multiple counts including hit-and-run. investigators say more charges could be coming. the shooting death of an indian man at a bar last week in kansas. two indian men were in a bar and the man walked in the bar yelling "get out of my country". family members are asking for a late crime investigation. he faces charges of first degree murder and attempted murder for the attack. santa rosa police are investigating a double homicide. the victims were 57-year old man and his daughter-in-law. his body was found saturday morning on valley center drive. two hours later police found jessica carlson's body in a house on the west side of town. he arrested the son, the 32- year old man on unrelated drug charges. police still trying to determine if he is associated with the crimes. oj simpson was sentenced to 33 years in prison but he could be released this week. once he's free he could cash in on $3 million worth of nfl retirement benefits. the families of nicole simpson and ron goldman will not get any of the money after a civil court found him libel. a self-driving car that failed to stop at a red lathe in downtown san francisco last year. the problem was with the car's mapping program and not because of human error. the incident was caught on dash cam near the museum of modern art. the car's technology failed to spot not one red light but at least six. leaders with japanese auto parts maker takata are expected to plead guilty today for concealing information about defects in the airbags. takata has agreed to pay a billion dollars in penalties. the company was investigated after the airbag inflators were found to degrade over time and explode sending shap nel in the car. 17 people have been killed and more than 180 injured lain ked to the airbag problem. the golden gate bridge is getting a facelift. the bridge's board of directors approved money to repair an art deco facade on the suggest tower due to fog. the north side is shielded from the elements but the south side tower takes a full front of wind and storms and fog. more and more travellers are using the oakland airport. more than 900,000 passengers boarded flights in january, that's up 7% from a year ago. the credit goes to increased flight options and renovations at the terminal as well as norwegian airs international flights leaving out of the oakland. today at 9:00, oakland a new police chief sworn in for duty. a new trend in town hall meetings as people work to get their voices heard. >> the biggest blunder in the 89 89-year history of the academy awards. there's a mistake, "moonlight" won best picture. this is not a joke. . >> the awkward moment of year. the biggest flub of the year. one of the most surprising reversals in oscar history. call it what you want. hollywood and movie fans rake it up on this monday morning talking about the enormous mistake that happened. "la la land" announced as film of the year but just minutes