not the city's most popular restaurant but the president stopped and left just a few minutes ago. the motorcade ended up at a small restaurant spruce tucked away on the precidio. neighbors could not get in and out. >> they said no this is secured. >> reporter: they wouldn't let you get out? >> no. >> reporter: so what did you do? >> me and my husband had to take uber. >> it's wonder. it's great. i like that he came to the random -- this isn't one of the hottest parts of the city and he came by, it's great. >> reporter: president obama landed on air one. he returned as the motorcade rolled up the hill. a white tent was perched along francisco street at the home of sandy robertson and his wife gene. police kept close watch on land and from boats at the bay. some 60 donors paid 10,000 per person or $32,400 per couple for dinner and a photo with president obama. >> i love it. >> reporter: out on the street people gathered hoping to catch a glimpse. police surrounded the motorcade for about an hour. the president was clearly visible from his suv and one woman snapped a photo of him waving. >> it's very exciting. i would love to meet him in person. the legacy that he's leaving i think is wonderful. he passed the health care which is beyond anybody's comprehension. it's an amazing feet and i'm glad that he's our president. >> i always wanted to go the inauguration. i mean it was a big deal. >> once again this is the president's motorcade leaving spruce restaurant. we understand that he's back at the fairmont hotel. throughout the day we have seen no protesters out along the rout something that's different from some of his previous trips. the president is expected to go to palm springs tomorrow. >> jana katsuyama live in san francisco. >> reporter: the main event of the president's agenda was the summit on internet security. the president signed an executive order designed to stop hackers and breaches while also protecting our privacy. >> reporter: president obama greeted with applause to welcome leaders, ceo and students. >> if all the companies trace back to stanford graduates you would be one of the largest economies in the world and have a pretty good football team as well. >> reporter: given silican valley is one of where some of the world's invasions began. but now comes the time where cyber vulnerability is getting worse. >> the very technologies that enpower us to do great good can also be used to undermine us. and inflict great harm. >> reporter: the president stressed the need for the government and private industry to work together announcing the creation of a cyber threat integration center. encouraging and promoting sharing information to better prevent and response to cyber takes. >> the president's speech was a real stem wonder. what he wants us to do is emphasize the importance of cyber security to the national agenda. >> reporter: herb lin a scholar called the president's speech inspirational. some critics point it was just that and lacked the actions especially when it comes to consumer protection. many couldn't help but feel compelled. the president leaning to secure the world in the future. >> he really enpowered the young generation of students that are out there right now for us to inspire and promote change. >> reporter: apple ceo tim cook took to the stage prior to the president's speech. however noticeably absent, executives from google, yahoo and facebook. in palo alto, i'm azenith smith, ktvu news. add the federal government to the user of apple pay. apple pay will be used to distribute federal benefits such as social security. national parks will also begin accepting apple pay. the changes stem from an executive order calling for more secure payment technologies. a pilot flew a small airplane into restricted air space while the president was at stanford. two f15 pilots were unresponsive. sheriff deputies met the pilot there. the secret service also talked with them before eventually letting him go on his way. tomorrow if air force one will take president obama to palm springs. we've learned that departure has been moved up about 90 minutes. the president is scheduled to be in the palm springs area until monday. he has no public events. on ktvu.com we have posted more on the president's visit including his remarks at stanford. you will find a link on our front page. now to developing news from the south bay where a vta light rail train hit and killed a man just before 7:00 at a busy intersection in san jose. the pedestrian was struck along wasum hill road. it happened about 6:45. debora villalon is live at the scene to tell us what she has been able to learn about what happened. >> reporter: sheriff investigators are here taking measurements and taking pictures. i'm told this train was coming into this crossing at about 125 miles per hour when it hit the victim. the investigation will look into whether it was an accident or a suicide. valley transportation authorities say the man proximate age 25 to 30 was killed instantly by this northbound train, a single car that was in service but had no passengers on board at the time. >> all indications at this point as you can see behind me is that the systems are all a go. >> reporter: a man walking outside the crosswalk presumably was seen crossing arms down, lighting flashing, warnings blaring. >> we will be looking into that. we're pulling the tape as we speak. there's video in the train area that we'll be able to see in the investigation. >> reporter: investigators are looking for witnesses and our debriefing the veteran train operator who will be drug tested as well. standard protocall. the last person killed was a teenager hit about a year ago near del mar hospital. that investigation showed she was distracted. these fatalities are very infrequent each year. >> we have on average maybe one. it's not, it's something that's very rare. >> reporter: i want to show you blossom hill is closed on both sides of these incident. bus service is pitching in getting people from oak ridge mall to amaden valley. the coroner investigation will keep these detours in place until well past midnight. >> so debora at this point we don't know whether this was a suicide or the man was distracted by something, they don't know? >> no they don't know. and their best witness is going to be the train operator who's outside and being interviewed because there were no passengers on the train. and of course they are looking for anybody who might have also been walking in the area and seeing the man's behavior leading up to the accident. >> debora villalon in san jose tonight, debora thank you. now to marin county where sheriff deputies arrested two people in connection with a series of explosions in nevado. at about 8:00 this morning near arthur and tyler drive. sheriff deputies say they found four explosive devices in their car. some near by homes were evacuated while other residents were told to shelter in place. about an hour after that scene was cleared police served a search warrant at mason's home. they said investigators found an additional 87 explosive devices seen here. they also found explosive material. police in oakland are investigating a police shooting that has left a man in the hospital tonight. it happened at about 9:40 this morning near e street. neighbors responded a man walking around with a knife and acting erratically. a man ignored orders to drop a weapon. one officer fired, the man was wounded. he's been identified as cory pollock. >> he live with his children so for him to act in this manner i think they didn't follow protocall and i think this should be under an investigation. >> reporter: a woman who says she's related to polloc told us he suffers from bipolar disorder. pollock is 28 years old and was taken to the hospital. his mother tells us he's in stable condition tonight. uc has been hit with a fine after a patient with immune deficiency was given a vaccine against doctor's orders. ucsf is among several hospitals due to errors that caused or had the potential to cause serious injuries or even death. the state calls them immediate injuries and defines them as preventable errors. anthem blue cross and blue shield is offering free identity protection services to any of its 80 million customers who may have been affected. anthem says there's no evidence hackers stole medical records or credit card numbers but personal information such as social security, e-mails and income data may have been compromised. the breach may have started in early december. >> a taboo topic goes mainstream in 50 shades of gray. why it's getting criticized by the community it's supposed to represent. >> there's one scene that's especially troubling. >> and how warm it's going to get for your valentine's day. >> and next -- >> ♪ ♪ >> honoring three muslim college students gunned down in north carolina. the call for action in the wake of this tragedy. ♪ with kaiser permanente you'll connect with your doctor any time anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ new at 10:00, candles are lit in the bay area for three muslim college students who were killed in north carolina. people attending tonight's vigil in fremont says the killings back east are raising safety concerns for muslims everywhere. amber lee is live tonight after speaking with people who were struggling to understand what happened in north carolina, amber. >> reporter: frank, tonight's vigil was held here to raise attention. organizers told me they want to raise awareness about the muslim community. >> reporter: reciting a prayer from the koran. amidst a backdrop of the friday night commute at the intersection of paseo padre parkway and madre avenue. college students put on this vigil for three college students killed across the country. candles adorn a banner with the victim's names. >> it could happen to me too because you never know. you never know who you can encounter. this tragedy happened and you start seeing your position in this country. >> reporter: some in the muslim community are starting to wonder if they should wear their head ware. a new concern after these newlywed and her sister were killed. >> this happens to people who are just like me. >> reporter: questions are raised about the killers motive. whether it was a hate crime. >> it's hard not to be on edge for this community at a time when there's such an anti muslim sentiment. >> i would hate to say that we need to take another 50 years to make sure we truly have civil rights. >> reporter: several bay area muslims several rights group have asked for a full federal investigation about the killings. >> the muslim community is facing five times the hate crimes compared to 911. even know 13, or 14 years after that incident. >> reporter: they say the lives of three lives, two studying to be a dentist. tonight's vigil was a way to bring together muslims and nonmuslims. frank, julie. >> amber lee in fremont tonight, amber, thank you. the california student aid commission has suspended tuition for students who attended heald college this after the school failed to hand out transcripts. heald is being investigated for falsifying school graduation numbers and grades. zillow announced today it's acquisition of san francisco's based trulia could be finalized as early as next week. the deal was announced in july but the federal commission. three developers have stepped forward with plans to change an old military base into a community. >> reporter: it's a diamond in the rough. >> this is the part that will be developed. >> reporter: the concord naval weapons station has stood as little more than an empty monument for its past. >> it's full of weeds, dilapidated structures. >> reporter: but since 2006, they've been looking at a redevelopment plan. >> reporter: the council held meetings in which three different developers presented their plan for the 5,000 square mile area. >> some were a little closer aligned to the community's vision plan. >> reporter: the biggest segment will become a regional park. then there will be 12,000 units of housing a quarter of which must be affordable housing. and lots of mixed use development, retail space and other smaller parks. >> we're trying to create a walkable transit orient community that helps to get people out of their cars, making their neighborhoods more walkable. >> reporter: at the north concord station, people said that change is overdue. >> the b.a.r.t. station has been here but anything new would be so helpful. >> develop new shopping, new housing opportunities it will probably increase the job opportunities as well. >> if there's a regional park i might go here. >> what about the freeways? they're already pretty maxed out as it is. >> reporter: the city will gain control of the first parcel of land near the north concord b.a.r.t. station. after that, the $1.5 billion worth of infrastructure improvements can start. in concord i'm john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. tracking some record heat again. this time we had three records, yet we had one record. today we have mountain view with a record. salinas 83 degrees. two days in a row records. tomorrow we could see a record as well. tomorrow, saturday, lots of upper 70s, maybe a couple of low 80s. as everything in the pacific is pretty active but the jet stream is sending everything hundreds of miles from here. current temperatures pretty mild. so now we've had gun fog advisory in the central valley. we'll see one again tomorrow morning. mainly from stockton southward. but dense fog is really not making it to sacramento or up toward vacaville. some patchy fog this morning up around napa and lake bariesta but there's not a lot of it. 64 in san francisco. 63 in sfo. overnight lows with the dense fog advisory in the valley will be in the low 40s. look for patchy fog but it's just not been a big issue unless you're in the central valley. now you're going to load up the forecast for saturday. temperatures right, isotherm map, temperatures represented with colors. tomorrow is going to be really nice. even nicer or as nice as today. maybe a little nicer and sunday not much different than these. a couple of records possible. chance for some changes in the weather as we move toward the end of the weekend. when i come back i will talk about that but just know, very warm, possible records tomorrow. a day tomorrow a lot like what we had today. i will see you back here after a couple of breaks and we will go look for rain. >> all right, bill. thank you. bike helmets required by law for all riders not just kid. at 10:30, the new bill that proposes that and more and why some say it goes too far. friends of a man shot and killed by police turn their back. the circumstances prosecutors site for clearing the four officers who were involved. 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arriving to work at life chiropractic west. investigators say they think somebody else is there and it is possible thieves were targeting an atm or equipment inside. we checked with a coroner and a man's name still hasn 't been released. four san francisco officers will not face charges for the shooting death of a man in bernal heights. the officers reasonably mistook a taser with a gun when they opened fire. >> reporter: alejandro nieto's friends turned their back on the justice system. >> this system is broken and it has to be fixed. >> i'm not sure that this was a preventable shooting. >> reporter: four officers fired at least 48 rounds at nieto. it began at dusk when a man reported nieto when his dog tried to take nieto's food. when he aimed it at my dog i could tell it was a taser. >> there's a problem with mr. nieto's problems with mental health. there was a problem with him using the taser on other people. >> reporter: other people called police who told him to show his hands. according to the report, mr. nieto then squared off with them in a defensive stance, drew the weapon from the holster and pointed the weapon directly at the officer who is saw the red light coming from mr. nieto's weapon and thought it might be a laser sight. >> this is two incredible to prevent. >> everybody else opened fire. and they killed him. they killed him. that's murder. >> reporter: the district attorney says the dog owner was able to recognize the taser because he was standing close to nieto where as the officers were more than 30 yards away when they began firing their weapons. the da has asked the u.s. attorney's office to review the findings of his report. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu fox 2 news. isis fighters today staged an attack on an air base where u.s. forces are training iraqi troops. a group of suicide bombers led the way. the rocket forces with withheld the attack and killed at least eight militants. the sultry book 50 shade of gray is now a hit movie. >> it's just a fantasy, it's just like i said looking at it through somebody elses eyes. >> tonight at 10:45, how the filling is raising questions about what institute -- how the book is raising questions about what institutes a healthy relationship. their mandatory for children but should adults be required to wear a helmet when riding a bike. one state lawmakers is proposing a bill that would require everyone that's rising a bike to wear a helmet or pay a fine. ken pritchett is in san francisco where bike riders are giving the idea mixed reviews. >> reporter: it seems like a simple idea but maybe it's not. take these rental bikes you see around san francisco. they're very convenient but who carries a helmet with them. on market street this evening commute there were plenty of cyclists to see and most of them would be slapped with a $25 fine if this helmet rule becomes law. >> the helmet gives you a false sense of security. if a car hits you how much is that going to propose you. >> reporter: some see it as the motorcycle helmet law. >> you're just helping keep health insurance down. everybody has their own helmets and have less issues. >> reporter: statistics of u.s. department of transportation show in 2013 of 741 deaths, 63% of people were not wearing helmets. >> i think people should have the choice. >> reporter: david moleski has been a cyclist for 28 years he works at cycle city in alameda and says he wears a helmet when conditions want warrant. >> i don't discourage them at all and i would never say don't wear a helmet but i think that should be up to the cyclist. >> reporter: the senator's bill also would require cyclists wear reflective clothing at night. >> that i have an issue with. because look at me. i don't have anything reflective on me. >> getting more people on bikes, having legislation that promotes cycling and promoting education will do more than any law regarding helmets or reflective neon clothing. >> reporter: this helmet law could discourage cycling and bicycle interest groups here in california have significant political influence so the senators bill could have a tough road ahead. >> all right, ken pritchett in san francisco tonight. ken, thank you. former 49er head coach jim harbaugh opened up about losing his job at the ends of the season during a pod cast today with the san jose mercury news. the decision to leave really wasn't a mutual decision. >> where is it going to put the 49ers in a position to have a coach that they didn't want anymore. but that's, that's the truth of it. i didn't leave the 49ers, i felt like the 49er hiarchy left me. >> harbaugh says that the 49ers told them they would not be rehiring him. he signed a seven year deal with michigan. former 49er defensive back 2008 hicks retired from football years ago and now he's pursuing a second career as an actor. >> and he's appearing in a play. and mark ibanez is here with us. you went to see the play. you spoke to him before the play. what did you think? >> i don't usually do reviews but it was one of the most provocative seasons. a lot of people thinking about it. it's all kinds of fans, super bowl couple of weeks out from it. football we're going through some withdraw. fool withdraw you could say. here's something to get you thinking about the game you love and why you love it. and why you should continue to watch it in the future. >> reporter: the nfl as an entity is taking major hits these days from off field comportment issues by the players, public relations fiascoes, right down to the human safety of the game itself. all coming together now as an art imitating life called xs and os. a love football story. >> once in chicago i got knockedded out. as a matter of fact it was walter peyton who knocked me out. at least i got knocked out by a hall of famer. >> reporter: the play starts dwight hick who is played for the dynasty teams of the early 80s and was known for his extreme physicality. an aspect of the game that is explored at lenght on stage. >> i think that our society is in love with football. in general we all are. and it will make you question that love. >> reporter: now unless you think this is a presentation made to make you feel guilty or somehow ashamed of your passion for the sport, that's not its intention at all. jenny mercine who's father played professional football got together with k.j. sanchez to write a script that presents as many aspects of this provocative topic. >> what we hope is the audience will leave seeing different sides of the coin and have those debates. i have an optimistic hope that the game will evolve and it will get safer and it will continue to thrive. that may be really looking through rose colored glasses though. >> the reason this works well is because it focuses on that question. will football survive. will we keep ignoring it, will the game get safer, will we ignore it. will we care. >> reporter: despite the always lingering threat of long term health issue, -- has no regrets. >> football gave me a lot. i got a lot of great relationships, team work. competition. learning how to get up when you get knocked down. there's a lot of lessons i've learned. could i have learned them in other ways other than football. probably. but i was drawn to football. >> reporter: like a lot of us we're drawn to football. what i liked about this play is it comes at you in a nonjudgmental way. it doesn't tell you don't like this game or continue to love it. it puts things out there and lets you make the decision. we think of all these health issues being a current thing. as far back as teddy roosevelt he wanted the game absolutely abolished from college campuses because of the exact same thing we worry about now. the severe injuries. so it's a thing that's been ongoing but just like our love affair continues. >> looks like a really interesting play. did it keep your attention the whole time. >> without a doubt. it's fast moving, fast paced. lasted about 90 minutes or so. it'll get you thinking. you will come out of there you know it's a paradox. >> even for young kids. >> yeah, i would send anybody from pop warner age on up. it will definitely have you coming out of there thinking about why you love the game and whether or not you're going to continue to in the future. >> those are the best kind of plays when you come out and you're thinking as you say. it makes you think. >> then conversation was two or three guys, we all love football and we all came out with a different perspective about how we're going to continue to watch it no doubt. but with a different ear maybe. >> mark, thank you. coming up, dancers come out for a flash mob tonight. the message this group is trying to send as part of a global movement. >> record temperatures yesterday and today. the hottest part of your weekend and how this weather could cause trouble for some. female announcer: through presidents' day, get 36 months interest-free financing, and save up to 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facebook. several national news organizations and international media from as far away as australia have contacted hayward about the signs. wall street headed into the weekend with modest gains. the dow gained 46. nasdaq was up 36. the s & p500 picked up eight points to close at a new all time high. california's gas tax may be lower this summer. the state board of equalization is recommending a tax cut because of falling gas prices. the plan is to lower the excise tax from 18-cents to 10.5 centss. but drivers may not notice it. the board votes later this month. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg is blaming wine for a senior moment when she nodded off during president obama's speech. she says the justices had a great meal with a california wine before heading to congress for the speech. she said she should have skipped the wine but had some any where. >> so i came home from one of my grandmother and said bubby you were sleeping at the state of the union. >> reporter: ginsburg is keeping a sense of humor during it all. during the nap she says she dreamed about something other than the state of the union. >> they could have helped her a little. they should have nudged her and said wake up. record heat in the bay area. bill martin is following any change in the horizon. 50 shades of gray drawing big crowds. during racy topics for the big screen but also raising controversy over what's healthy. why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why do all of it? because if it matters to you it's everything to us. the s60 sedan. from volvo. the volvo presidents day invitation. this month, lease the s60 for just $299 a month. visit your volvo showroom. 50 shades of gray the series of erotic novels has just opened in theaters. >> it's also drawing criticism. cara liu is live where the movie drew big crowds tonight. >> reporter: workers told me there were about a dozen showings of the movie today here at century 14. shade of grey bringing sexy topics to the big screen. these women were part of a book club that rented out an entire theater to watch 50 shade of grey. >> it's a movie. we're all here for fun. >> it's a fictional story so i don't take it to heart that, that she's being abused and i know that's something people feel. myself it's just a fantasy. it's just like i said fun to look at it through somebody elses eyes. >> reporter: the movie and story line behind the erotic model. >> the main character was more sympathetic. at the end he comes across as somebody who has issues. and is self-aware to know he has issues. >> i have a fascination with the techniques he uses. just ways he can be dominated and is still a gentleman but not too dominant where he's disrespected toward women. >> reporter: tracy clark sex writer for online magazine salon.com loves how 50 shades has sparked conversation but does not like how it portrays women. >> 50 shades is not to my reading, it's not about that at all. it's really about her relenting to his desires. >> reporter: it's worth noting that we ran into a few people out here who went out of their way to tell us they were vehemently against seeing this movie. >> certainly creating a lot of controversy heading into this one. cara liu live, thank you so much cara. some totals today. the rest of the temperatures were nothing to sneeze at. we had low 70s and even upper 70s. let's take a look at the numbers these were the cities i showed you the records in places like san jose. tomorrow's temperatures are going to look like these. there's our today's temperatures. tomorrow is very similar. there's that active pacific. no active enough to bring us rain active enough to bring us the opposite of that. creating very warm to mild temperatures. san francisco right now let's think about that for a second. 63degrees at sfo. 63 at san francisco. and quarter to 11:00 at night. that's really warm for february. that would be a warm, boy that would be a warm day in san francisco in early march, right. it's 63 degrees almost 11:00 at night. yeah unusual pattern to say the least. and this pattern persists through the bay area weekend. i have to believe you're in san francisco right now and you're out on your deck, 63 degrees here at sfo at 63 degrees this is an odd evening. it has felt that way. when your air conditioner is off in cars. tomorrow we'll see temperatures in the record levels and the dry continues. we were expecting to see some rain toward the end of the month. last run kind of pulled it out. it's possible we could see another dry stretch kind of what we saw in january. at least to finish off in february. at least that's not the case. definitely an unusual pattern. in the mountains tomorrow the warmest day saturday. 52degrees for a daytime high. pretty watch -- pretty warm for lake tahoe. if you're in lake tahoe you're going to be cooling down monday. if you can call 52-degree in the mountains cool in february. the forecast highs tomorrow 74 in sonoma. 70 in vacaville. no air quality, no spare the air, but it's just not that great. we were getting reports about this. allergies, because it's so warm the plants are being fooled and people are reacting to some of the tree pollens that are coming out a month and a half, two months early. so that could be bothering you. symptoms are very similar to cold. that's a possibility. if you see big blossoms out in front of your house and you're sneezing and you don't think it's a cold it could easily be allergies. hopefully we will break something lose next week. what would you do for a loved one with $100. it is a question you have until the end of the month to answer. the twitter handle hidden cash says it is starting 15 days of love. the first day will be tomorrow valentine's day. then on each day for the rest of the month someone will win $100. all you have to do is tweet them a response to the question what would you do for a loved one with up to $100. if you remember hidden cash spent a month hiding money all around the bay area last year. mark is back with sports. we start with hockey tonight. >> yeah your favorite. did it just for you. we were thinking maybe this is a year. zero expectations for the sharks maybe they can now put on some unexpected push for the season. they played a lifeless first period in phoenix. quickly down 2-0. todd mclellan would get his 300th victory with the sharks but in come back fashion. second period therm down 2-1. power play situation. joe pavelsky second goal of the night his 30th of the year. third period now still 2-2. barkley nice position of the body. wrapped it home. 3-2 sharks lead. then the capper and i do mean capper as in hat trip 1:30 left it's the pavelski world spin and empty needer. the hat trick fourth of his career. they end the 4-3 skid. nobody outside the bay paying any attention to them. it's a brand new day. warriors now bring sizzle not only sporting the best record of the nba but they do it with flair. yeah, they're making a splash you might say in the lead up to the all star game. they get a dose of how it will be if they go deep into the play off. >> 42-9 is a remarkable record. it's not something we anticipate. we knew we were going to win a lot of games because the team has been good the last couple of years and if we were fortunate enough to stay healthy we thought we would win our share but probably not this many. >> first few days down at pebble beach, golf takes a backseat to all the festivities. but suddenly ends with a weekend of serious stuff and there's more hoops to talk about. madison square garden the play, celebrity game and rising stars also take to the court. sports part two next. our vision for partnering with more farmers, growers manufacturers is that eventually organic and natural will be the norm. for raley's that means a lot more organic and natural options on the shelf. and for our consumers, that means having a lot more affordable and 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court side, that's mone davis. you know what she can do on a little league field. that is a beautiful move right there. she burns actor kevin hart. ground floor look at it. she's on her way. speaking of women's college basketball which is what she wants to play. that's the sporting life for a friday night. >> mone davis, man she's amaze. >> she's all over the place. >> two sport star so far. >> thank you mark. >> thank you for joining us. have a great weekend. our next newscast mornings on 2 tomorrow at 7:00 in the morning. >> good night. haley, hurry up! you don't have much time, and i made chocolate chip pancakes. mom, i'm not 12. dibs on hers. honey, you excited about your first day? you know what? i really am. there's something about going to work that makes you feel like you're... i don't know, worth something. no offense, mom. listen... 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