good morning. a hole opened up on a southwest airlines jet in midair. what the airline is doing this morning that could affect travels nationwide. a brutal attack on a san francisco giant's fan on rival territory. the clues investigators hope will help catch the suspects. cloudy, colder and windy. big changes coming up for your saturday.

good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it is saturday april 2nd. i'm claudine wong. i'm dave clark. let's check your weekend forecast with rosemary. >> we are waking up with overcast skies. temperatures not too bad. take a look. it is wall to wall. the winds will become an issue today. right now westerly breeze 12 miles per hour in san francisco. southeasterly 7 in oakland. most of us breezy today. the gust buoys gusting to 36 miles per hour off the coast. we are anticipating strong winds off the coast. we'll talk about that and the cold down this afternoon coming up. we begin this morning with what passengers on a southwest flight are calling a terrifying

experience. frightened passengers are describing what happened when a hole opened up in the roof. this is video taken from inside the plane. it is estimated the hole is three feet long. atlanta had just taken -- flight attendants had just taken drink orders when the hole opened up. the plane droped in 36,000 feet to 11,000 feet in a new minutes. that caused some people to pass out. none of the 118 passengers were hurt. the plane landed at a military base in arizona before another plane arrived to take the passengers to california. this morning southwest is promising inspections on boeing

737's. that is expected to take several days. there are many flights out of oakland this morning. are any of the flights going to be affected? >> reporter: yes. there are southwest airlines out of the bay area that are being affected by those inspections. i talked to a southwesterly airline spokesperson who explained this morning the faa and airline personnel are grounding and inspecting 81 planes in the southwest fleet. two of the planes are in the oakland airport this morning. the flights have been canceled. the reason the planes are expected is because of the fuselage problem on the southwest plane out of phoenix yesterday. you can see blue sky on the other end of the hole taken by

a passenger. southwest airlines has 80 other boeing 737's in the fleet. the task is to make sure no other planes have the same problem. this morning we spoke with passengers on the canceled flights here at oakland international airport. coming up you'll hear what they have to say in the next live aren't. >> thank you. another plane-related incident. a delta airlines jet landed safely after striking a flock of large birds. it caused a gaping hole in the nose of the plane and the engine covers were dented. the flight was headed from little rock to atlanta. a santa cruz father remains in the hospital this morning after being attacked at dodger's stadium. he was attacked behind in the parking lot by two men wearing

dodger's clothing. joe's brother-in-law says the beating left him with a fractured skull and swelling on his brain. >> pray for him. that's all we can do. pray and hopefully he'll pull through this and they catch the guys that did this. >> los angeles police say the attacks was unprovoked. they tried to ignore the hecklers before being jumped from behind. it is believed they are hispanic men 18 to 25 years old. they left the scene with a white colored four door sedan with a female driver and child passenger. suspected killer who santa clara police believe stabbed a man to death may have fled the country. the police is searching for roberto perez. he is accused of stabbing a man outside of an apartment complex last month. it is santa clara's first

homicide of the year. he may be staying with relatives in mexico. we have checked in with the sheriff's department this morning. they are not reporting any major incidents overnight. they are on high alert because they are worried this weekend could be a violent one. investigators in richmond were bracing for attacks after a weekend of gang-related shootings in the area. two men were killed in separate shootings on wednesday and thursday night. police believe that was provoked from the killing of a gang member last week. the shooting of the 6-year-old was accidental. they were playing with a gun when it went off. police say it was unclear who was handling the gun. she was a student at richmond high school. grief counselor were on hand yesterday to talk with students and staff.

>> she went to class. nobody expected two hours later she would get shot. >> to be city -- autopsy will be performed in the next few days. creating positive change is the goal for richmond's first annual community garden day to help celebrate caesar chavezs birthday. this event includes planting trees, gasheddenning,, -- gardening and picking up trash. we learned the group called save cal baseball has two weeks to raise another million dollars to save the program. so far the group raised nine million. it includes alumni parents and cal supporters. the university says it needs to

cut baseball and men's gymnastics to save money. good morning. time 7:07. the sun is up. it is a little tough to see from this shot. we are waking up with mostly gray skies. as we look at what's happening out there we are breezy for today. perhaps the possibility of a sprinkle. back to the winds. san francisco checking in at 12 miles per hour. 7 livermore. 16 fairfield. we turned cloudy last night. we'll be cloudy again today. in addition to that, this system is going to drive our temperatures down. 56 england expected in 56 -- expected in san jose. many of us waking up warmed by eight degrees in some areas.

56 concorde. antioch mid 50s. 53 san francisco. 54 oakland. napa and santa rosa wide-spread low 50s. i'm going to back up and show you the cloud cover rolling in. we have a system up to the north. it is dragging in this moisture coming into southern california. we anticipate cloudy conditions today. the rain will stay north. we'll have a little over the mountains. no advisories in place at this time. we may have a possibility of a light sprinkle. outside of that it is not going to be much. forecast here is having trouble picking up the rain. we saw a little bit over the mountain areas. by 7:00 this evening we'll clear out. tomorrow looks mainly clear. behind the front we have high pressure building in. that will help kick up the winds. 54 san francisco. redwood city 56. 54 oakland. upper 60s and 70 for the

afternoon. napa 70. 67 hayword. temperatures cooler than yesterday. mid 60s freemont. 65 mountain view. extended forecast. today big change from yesterday. that summer-like weather saying good-bye. we will be seasonal for this time of year. going to feel like spring. going to be a little cool but not too bad. breezy at times. gusty along the coast and the mountains. winds 25 to 30 miles per hour possible in the afternoon. clearing out tomorrow. temperatures about the same. we rebound on monday. tuesday looking good. wednesday chance for showers rolling back in. we'll talk about this coming up. we have your day planner in a little bit. >> we want to check in on traffic. live look at 280 and 880 in san jose. you can see the sun is shining. traffic appears to be light. drivers are being adviced to

stay away from the intersection of santa teresa and bailey avenue this morning. there was a fatal crash there overnight. a woman crashed into a light pole at the intersection and the cause of the crash is under investigation. ten minutes ago a search resumed in los angeles county for a man who fell in the san gabrielle area. so far only his backpack has been found. tough decisions ahead for the city of oakland. why it is so unfair. who is going to make them? up next, we'll talk live with a city council member about what the mayor is asking them to do in the wake of the budget crisis. why a string of burglaries in one san francisco neighborhood has businesses on alert. what the police are asking business owners to do.

welcome back. a live look where we are dealing with mostly gray skies at this hour. relatively mild outside our door. sitting in the 50s this morning. san francisco police are putting business owners in the richmond district on alert about a string of burglaries. thieves are targeting shops on hement street. in february three businesses were robbed in onnight. here's what police are telling them to do. >> leave a light on inside the business so passers by can notice activity. >> police are using twitter to update businesses and residents on the crime trends in the area. they believe one person is behind all of the burglaries. san jose police released a surveillance video of suspected

bank robber. this man is described as 5'8". 190-pounds. gray hair. black beard. he is accused of robbing the credit union on cobble road. a sophisticated computer virus that scares users to going to a bogus antivirus website is spreading fast. the lizard moon injection attack started on tuesday. several pages of apple's i- tunes store are among the infected sites. half of the compromised sites are here in the united states.

>> what do you think about this idea council man? >> the budget is the most critical part of being the mayor. he has to propose the budget that reflect the priorities, nation and the crisis in the city. 80 pages of different options. she is required to give us a balanced budget for us, the city council to start really grappling with this. >> you want her to come to the council and say here's my plan. here's what i think we should cut. here's what i think we need to do.

>> exactly. that's what his or her job is as mayor. to provide a vision. argue for the budget. for the needs of the city. balancing the needs of the city for police and fire and libraries and everything that we are required to provide. one of the problems is the fact that we have expanded the area that we need to provide services in. some we are required. we have to present a budget that reflects that. >> do you think, we are looking at video of the police chief. he isn't happy to hear of anyone cutting his officers or firefighters. do you think there is any consensus among the council on what you guys would agree to do or where you would be leaning? >> there is concerns that other

unions have taken options of 15%. the only one that have not is police and fire. police, yes we like them all. but they have not taken any concessions. they are still earning the same wages as two years ago. fire, the same thing. they have not come up with real cuts or production. it is not that we want to. it is that we have to. >> you don't like the idea of giving recommendations? >> it is not that i don't like the idea. the mayor is supposed to be -- . >> which recommendations are you going to make as of friday? >> i'm not going to make any recommendations. we have 80 pages of documents she gave us. i believe it is the same list we get all the time.

we'll look at it and give a response. i don't think the budget is a budget until it comes to the council. it is a longer list of proposals for us to pick and chose. >> we appreciate your time this morning. thank you for coming in. >> you're welcome. oakland a's continue their season opening weekend tonight with the seattle mariners. came starts at 6:05. last night the a's lost the first game of their 2011 season as the mariners beat them 6-2 before a big sellout crowd. a lot of fans we talked to say they are worried about the possible move of the team to san jose. the mayor was there and says the city remains hopeful that a new stadium for the rays will be built at oakland square. >> we are still talking to

major league baseball. >> it remains to be seen how this year's season will turn out. last year they finished second to last in attendance. more than 45 members of the japanese media was at last night's game because of the a's player. and the mariner's star. last night's game was televised in japan. same thing is planned for the game scheduled tonight and tomorrow. baseball in japan is on hold. japan is still recovering from the quake and tsunami. new this morning radio active water is leaking from the damaged fukushima power plant into the pacific ocean. a japanese nuclear official made that announcement hours ago saying the water is seeping from a crack in the plant. this comes after tests show the air above the plant contains radio activity levels. the on-going nuclear crisis

in japan is putting two small bay area nuclear reactors in the spotlight. the chronicle is reporting the proreactors don't generate electricity but are used as research sites for students and government agencies. experts say the design of the reactors makes a meltdown impossible. what they are doing now to convince visitors they are ready to get back in business. waking up with gray skies this morning. giving you a live look in san jose. 50s. light breeze. cooler and breezier. i'll talk about today's forecast and the extended forecast coming up.

santa cruz county residents are getting help. this afternoon a new gravel access road will open. it will allow affected residents to get to their homes instead of using a muddy trail. the road is only temporary until the rock slide is cleared. that may take months because that rock slide first needs to dry out. one week ago today floodwaters ripped through the santa cruz county coastal town leaving behind a path of damage. now the city is drying out and welcoming visitors back to the area. they are greeting people to the village main shopping area. inside the stores fans are ventilating wet areas and repairs are underway. some businesses are holding sales to bring customers back. >> i was closed for a whole week. it is hard. i had no income coming in. i said that's it. it doesn't look good. i'm going to open the doors and see if people will come in. >> the chamber of commerce set up a disaster relief fund for

affected businesses. some merchants who are victims are donating some proceeds to the fund. it is not handcuffs in this case but scotch tape that has a mother in florida demanding an apology from the schoolteacher. a 13-year-old middle school student says her teacher taped her mouth shut because she would not stop talking in class. she said the teacher taped another student's mouth shut. both students reported it to the administrator. >> she told me to keep the tape on my mouth. she told me what happens in her classroom stays in her classroom and that it was just a joke. >> the school district says that teacher will be reassigned. it is going to be cooler today. rosemary, it feels nice outside. >> it is not too bad out there. we have mostly clear skies. because of the clear skies we are waking up warmer this morning. by the afternoon though a big change in the numbers. 15 to 20 degrees cooler in some

cases. over the bridges today, especial li the bay bridge we may see gusty conditions. take it easy out there. by the second half of the afternoon along the coast breezy. 53 to the 59 is what we expect in the 9:00 hour. noontime numbers mid 50s to 60s. for the second half of the day say bye to the 70s and 80s. we'll be sitting in the 60s. breezy conditions expected throughout the evening hours. settling down for tomorrow. we are clearing out tomorrow. we have a weak system to the north of us bringing clouds and cooler air and windy conditions. monday and tuesday we'll rebound good. mostly sunny skies. low 70s. we are above average for this time of year. by wednesday we'll see a shift. wednesday and thursday we have the possibility of showers returning to the area. temperatures will be cooler, as well. back to you.

7:26. a big change coming to a small bay area coastal community. a big decision over the police department coming today. terrifying moments in the sky. a hole ripped through a plane in midair. how this is affecting air travels this morning.

good morning. passengers terrified. they describe the pandemonium on a southwest airlines flight after a huge hole in the plane in mid flight caused some of the passengers to pass out. that pilot had to make an emergency landing. good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm dave clark. we begin this morning with new details about what it was like on board the southwest plane as it quickly lost cabin pressure because of the gaping hole. it happened yesterday on a flight from folk to sacramento. this is a look inside the plane. it is estimated the hole was three feet long. passengers say flight attendant had just taken drink orders when everybody heard a loud boom. the plane droped in 36,000 feet to 11,000 feet in a new minutes.

that caused some people to pass out. none of the 118 passengers were hurt. the plane landed at a military base in arizona before another plane arrived to take the passengers to california. this morning southwest is promising inspections on boeing 737's. that is expected to take several days. there are many flights out of oakland this morning. a lot of them are at san francisco bay airport. do we know of any flights affected by these inspections? >> reporter: we know three flights out of the oakland airport are being affected by inspections. one flight from los angeles to baltimore. another one directly to san diego. the planes have been grounded. that is because of the inspections taking place. there are two planes being inspected right now by federal

investigators and southwest airlines personnel. this is inside the southwest terminal this morning at oakland international airport when passengers checked the cancellation board to see if their flights were impacted. in addition to the flights leaving to be canceled there are arriving flights into oakland airport that were also canceled. one family in the east bay were supposed to be on the canceled flight to baltimore. they told us what southwest ticket agents told them. >> they said there was incidents on the plane so they had to pull the planes to take a look. they were referencing to something that happened last night. >> reporter: the incident that happened yesterday afternoon was a hole ruptured in the fuselage of a southwest boeing 737 from phoenix to sacramento. because of that southwest airlines is inspecting 81

boeing 737 don't have the same problem. two of the planes are here in the oakland airport. two bay area man are jailed in a tennessee prison this morning. they are accused of a cross country drug operation. police in nashville arrested the 40-year-old and 33-year-old early this week. reportedly they were found with 17,000 pounds of marijuana and $20,000 in cash. police say they were tipped off after a witness became suspicious of the two when they were unloading duffel bags at the airport. >> this is a perfect example of people telling us when they see something so we can look into it further. >> interruptions such as this, taking these drugs off the street, taking the money that would be paid for these drugs, taking it out of that commerce is a huge benefit to the city.

>> both of the accused men are facing several charges. the former san francisco police technician accused of stealing drugs is getting ready to testify in a 30-year-old murder case. the examiner reports that he is going to testify in a murder trial of a 61-year-old. he is accused of killing a man in 1984. madden happens to be the technician that collected evidence at the blood scene. oakland man facing felony charges. police say he kidnapped his exgirlfriend and held her captain for 15 hours. this all began in oakland and ended near san diego last friday. please say 42-year-old 42-year- old mark valley beat her and threw her in the trunk of the car. the woman was able to convince

him to stop and take her to the hospital. >> this woman was very, very brave and quick-thinking. we do believe that saved her life. >> police arrested have lassies in the hospital waiting room. half-moon bay city council plans to meet today to decide who is going to take over the city's police force. the city is struggling to close the budget deficit and is going to be dismantling the 12 member police force to save money. time 7:35. two men continue to fight for their lives this morning following a violent brawl that happened in san francisco's ocean beach. it began at the beach l.a. restaurant thursday evening. a knife and baseball bat were involved in the brawl. a 21-year-old man was stabbed in the torso area.

a 25-year-old man also suffered life-threatening injuries. the coast guard called off a search for a surfer missing in ocean beach. rescue crews were called in yesterday afternoon when the woman lost site of the surfer. they went out with a rescue boat and helicopter for three years hop found nothing. officials are telling us that woman is the only person who reported a missing surfer. it is possible he made it back to shore safely. recreational salmon season kicks off today across california. for the first time in three years fisherman are hopeful. in 2008 and 2009 it was canceled because of the population of the salmon taking a huge dive. because of dive the seasons

were shortened. the efforts seem to have paid off because the salmon are replenishing. forecast of gail force winds and swells of 15 feet forced salmon trips to be canceled today but the trips are being rescheduled. starting with a live look at oakland. we are waking up with overcast conditions. temperatures within a few degrees of yesterday. slightly warmer in some places. slightly cooler in others. a blanket of cloud cover over the area today. mid and high level clouds in the forecast this afternoon as a weak system brings us the clouds, breeze and cooler conditions. northly breeze 6 miles per hour. livermore 7. san jose a breeze at this time. san francisco and oakland 5 to 10 miles per hour. off the coast we are watching

the winds gust to 35 and 40. no high surf advisory in place today. for waters we have a small craft. calm in santa rosa. napa reporting winds of 6 miles per hour. the storm is bringing rains to areas of northern california. too far north to bring us anything. it is tapping into the cloud cover over southern california. that's where we are getting the cloud cover. perhaps a drizzle in some cases but not much. future cast models not picking anything up at all. here we are in the afternoon. our area mainly dry with cloudy conditions by the second half of the day. areas of the north end could see good clearing by the second half of the day. partly cloudy skies. it takes most of the day before it clears around san jose. we continue with moisture over the highier elevations. no advisories in place if you are headed to the tahoe area. tomorrow we are clearing out. sunday looks to be mostly

clear. temperatures seasonal in the 60s. unsettled weather today will bring on cloudy conditions today. cooler conditions and breezy conditions. when i say cooler i'm talking 20 degrees cooler from yesterday and the day before. sunday sunnier conditions. temperatures similar to today. more in the way of sunshine. 51 degrees santa rosa. mid 50s oakland. 54 freemont. 54 san jose. mild out there as we start the day. temperatures for the afternoon the not too bad. upper 60s and 70s. your extended forecast here. improving conditions by tomorrow. monday and tuesday look fabulous. low 70s in the forecast for the afternoon. mostly sunny skies. wednesday the changing are coming again. a chance for showers wednesday and thursday. temperatures begin to fall. if you are headed out to the bay area for some play today we have your day planner coming up in a few moments.

>> thank you. 7:39 the food and drug administration is proposing new rules requiring some restaurants and fast food chains to display calorie counts on their menus. proposed rule will apply to vending machine, coffee shops and grocery stores. california law that requires chain restaurants to display a calorie count started in january. a lot waited for federal guidelines before they enforce it. in florida people are cleaning up after a strong storm system spawned several tornadoes. national weather service is confirming nine tornadoes hit homes on thursday. several tornadoes had winds up to 110 miles per hour. angry protests continue in afghanistan this morning after a church in florida burned a copy of the quran. in the capital city of kabul we

are hearing of cars being set on fire. this is angry protests yesterday. that's where an angry group stormed the united nations compound and killed eight people, including two who were beheaded. u.n. officials are calling for the violence to stop. >> the members condemn all to and acts of violence. they call on the government of afghanistan to bring those responsible to justice. >> some of the afgans burned american flags as you see there. that was the response to the burning of the quran. what's next for california now that budget negotiations stopped between the governor and lawmakers? we are looking out at bay area traffic. 880 oakland looking smooth.

wide opened right now. we are getting word from the chp 580 there is a water heater in the lane on grant avenue. be careful if you are headed in that direction.

good morning. san francisco waking up under mostly cloudy skies today. 53 degrees. light rain. it is unclear for california what's next as the governor figures out what to do with a budget that isn't adding up. negotiations with republicans stalled the special election the governor wanted for the

summer seems to be off of the table. that's next? the chairman of the republican party in california joins us live in the news room. good morning. >> good morning. >> seems like everyone i have been talking to they say everybody held their ground but we have not gotten anywhere. what's your take? >> jerry brown will have to take a page out of cuomo of new york and mayor of san francisco. mayor of san francisco wants to cut payroll taxes to keep business. jerry brown needs to do that for the state. andrew cuomo cut back on the bureaucracy in new york and installed pension reforms without talking to republicans in the sense of asking him for permission. jerry brown has tools to do good things now. he needs to do it. >> a lot of people thought here's a guy who has been around and done this for decades and should be able to get somewhere at the negotiating table. they talk about the list of gop demands brought to that table. what was on the list that you think were deal breakers here? >> there were three broad

categories. jerry brown mislead people. republicans started talking to him a day after he won. they included a pension reform. they included spending reform. and regulatory reform. jerry brown says he is for a cap on spending, a true cap, but he would not go along with one. he says he is for regulatory reform. talking about the payroll tax out of san francisco that's going to be changed. he would not go along with ithe needs to do the job that needs to be done. >> do you think there is any room to go back and the special election getting this in the hands of the voters letting them decide this. >> yes. there is no waste room. jerry brown made a good step forward the other day when he put through pension ideas, which republicans have been counting a while now. as far as letting people vote on taxes, you have to remember

the last six state-wide tax increases on the ballot all lost. jerry brown is going to spend a hundred million dollars asking people to raise taxes. they are going to turn it down again. he'll be stuck in the same position he was on day one. he has to make hard choices. which is what andrew cuomo did when he cut back on bureaucracy by 11,000. >> there is a new poll saying in the long term we have a long road ahead. frankly it seems like deja vu. where are we going next? >> it is deja vu. what jerry brown needs to do is incremental changes each week demonstrating to the world and the businesses in california that he is going to make a change. >> if republicans are going to move on anything, if you say you did that, we did this. what are you going to give?

>> we are going to do the right economic policies. we'll work with him on the language of the spending cap. on pension reform. on regulatory reform. if we don't do those things jobs aren't coming back. we have a revenue problem because businesses are leaving and people are hurting. we'll work with him on those areas any day of the week. >> difficult problems that need solutions. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you very much. 7:47. on a lighter note, his name is sudder and his california's first dog. he is doing his part to solve california's budget crisis. if you go to his twitter page you can see his own line of merchandise. fans can buy t-shirts and coffee mugs with his image. this morning president obama is focusing on energy independence in his weekly

online video address. he said he is okay with offshore oil drilling. >> we want to encourage more safe, responsible drilling where we can. the truth is drilling alone is not a real strategy to replace our dependence on foreign oil. >> mr. obama went on to say drilling needs to be combined with other efforts to decrease the country's dependence on foreign oil. the president taped that address yesterday in maryland. house speaker john boehner delivered this weeks republican online address. that's where he calls for spending steps to encourage job growth across the country. he called on congress to pass a spending bill to avoid a government shut down. al queda just claimed responsibility for a deadly attack in northern iraq. 57 people were killed when government took over the building on tuesday. five suicide bombers carried

out the attack. they shot hostages and set off grenades all over the building. in libya the u.s. military is getting ready to pull back some of its fire power. tomorrow the pentagon will stop firing cruise missles into that country. u.s. attack planes are being pulled from libya. navy ships and submarines are staying in the mediterranean in case they are needed binet by nato. he told a judge he figured he didn't have to appear until that time since testimony was suspended for the week because of a fixed juror. he said he was the source reporting on the muslim bakery. his going to testify now on april 11th. 7:50. the prosecution in the barry bonds perjury trial is winding

down. testimony will resume on monday. kaplan is the prosecutions final witness. he is considered critical in the government's case of building a case against barry bonds. >> he gives the government cachet. he is the leading expert on steroid testing. >> he testified thursday that thg is the only new steroid ever found. doctor is expected to wrap up testimony saying that a urine sample barry bonds gave major league baseball in 2003 tested positive. attorney for convicted killer scott peterson is asking for more time to appeal his client's conviction. in 2005 he was convicted of murdering his wife and unborn child. this is the second time peterson's lawyer asked the state supreme court more time for the appeal. >> police say a fight in the

parking lot of a cosco store led to a stabbing. two men were fighting outside of the store yesterday afternoon. 40-year-old adam hurt apparently took off his belt and hit 38-year-old shawn nelson with the belt buckle. nelson then pulled out a knife and stabbed hurt in the arm in self defense. a federal jury has made a decision in the first of a string of lawsuits made by toyota. we'll tell you if they think faulty floor mats are to blame for a crash.

7:54. chp investigating the driver of the car who ran away after crashing into that building. we showed you this scene live

on mornings on 2 yesterday from news chopper 2. police said the driver was going west on i-580 when he veered off the road, hit a tree and smashed into that building. witnesses say they saw the driver and a passenger run away. that car, by the way, is registered to the hertz rental car company. a federal jury cleared toyota of responsibility in the first trial involving sudden acceleration. it deals with a crash of 2005. the driver blamed the crash on a faulty electronic throttle. since then toyota recalled two million cars. multiple lawsuits are working through the courts. this afternoon people san francisco will hold a rally. they'll be calling for the elimination of fees at the botanical gardens. right now out of towners have

to pay to get in the gardens. this upcoming week the board will decide whether to make the fee permanent or take it away. the group opposing the fee says it is a failure. they claim attendance at the garden is down. making san francisco market street bicycle-friendly is the goal of a scientific study. just about five minutes from now more than 40 volunteers will take part in the better market street project. they have been trained to study pedestrian, bicycle and stationary activity. they are pros. that information will be used to redesign market street to make it more accessible to cyclist as well as pedestrians. let's go back out to rosemary who is following our changing temperatures today. >> good morning. big changes in store for today. a big cool down expected as we get outside and take a look at the golden gate. dealing with the overcast conditions throughout most of

the day. by the afternoon we'll have partly cloudy skies. 51 degrees santa rosa. mid 50s oakland. 54 freemont. in addition to the cloud cover we are expecting breezy conditions around the area today. heading out to wonder con for the afternoon? bring along the windbreaker. winds expected to be gusty along the coast today. through the 9:00 hour we'll be sitting in the mid to upper 50s for the most of us. noontime numbers upper 50s to mid 60s. for the afternoon no more. say good-bye and farewell to the upper 70s and low 80s. more like low to mid 60s for the coast. upper 60s to low 70s inland. extended forecast here. we'll be better tomorrow. if you have plans to be outdoors tomorrow will be the better day. we'll continue to improve on the forecast monday and tuesday. temperatures sitting in the 70s. mostly sunny skies. another switch midweek wednesday. cooling down with showers in the forecast. back to you.

>> thank you. 7:57. supporters of saving cal baseball win more time to save the program. the new deadline and the money that needs to be raised. getting ready for the big one

planes are grounded and the flight cancellations are piling up at oakland international airport. how this all relates to a problem on a southwest airlines plane yesterday. >> a giants fan is brutally attacked after cheering his team on in los angeles. the new information police have released about the two men believed to be responsible. afternoon. temperatures are going to take a big tumble. at this hour mostly gray skies and mild conditions. we'll take a look at current conditions coming up. good morning, thanks for waking up with us. welcome to mornings on 2. >> it is saturday, april 2nd. i was kind of getting used to the record setting hot weather, but now we're finding out things will cool off a bit. we'll talk about our forecast.

>> yes, good morning to you. big changes in store. we're saying farewell to that summer-like weather at least for now. our temperatures are going to be quite cooler. take a look at what's going on this morning. we're waking up with the cloud cover. in addition to that, the system bringing us the clouds will help increase our winds. not too bad around the bay area. we are a little gusty, the east bay reporting about 15 miles per hour. our south bay locations reporting winds at 5 to 10 miles per hour. if i slide off the coast, those gusts are reaching 39, 40 miles per hour in some locations. we'll take a look at our radar in just a few moments. we'll take a look at those afternoon highs coming up. we begin with what passengers on a southwest flight are calling a terrifying experience. passengers are now describing what it was like on board when a hole erupted in the plane's roof forcing the pilot to make an emergency landing. it happened yesterday during a

flight from phoenix to sacramento. you're looking at the hole in the roof. that hole estimated to be at least three feet long. passengers say flight attendants had just taken drink orders when they all heard a loud boom. >> it sounded like a shot and a lot of air deexpressing -- decompressing, it was quick and it was scary. >> when it first happened i grabbed the guy's hand next to me, and i held his hand and tried to not think about the woman screaming a couple rows back. >> the plane dropped from 36,000 feet to about 11,000 feet in just a matter of minutes. it did cause some people to pass out, but fortunately none of the 118 passengers was seriously hurt. the plane landed at a military base in arizona in yuma before another plane got there and took those passengers back to sacramento. investigation is under way to determine a cause. southwest is promising inspections on all its boeing

737's. that's expected to take several days. we're live now at oakland international airport this morning. >> reporter: hi, yes, bay area flights are being affected, especially here at oakland airport. southwest airlines and faa inspectors are grounding and inspecting 81 planes in the southwest fleet. right now in front of the southwest terminal here at oakland airport, there's a long line of passengers waiting to check into their flights. some of these travelers could face delays and cancellations because of that mass inspection process you were talking about. at least two of the grounded planes are here at oakland airport. they're being inspected right now, two of the 81 planes in the fleet. we just checked the info board. at least 14 flights scheduled to depart oakland airport this morning have been cancelled. some arrivals have also been cancelled and there could be more cancellations and delays as the day goes on. some of the passengers on those cancelled flights told us that southwest personnel told them their flights were cancelled

because of the inspections happening today. >> i would appreciate them inspecting the planes, i'd rather that than see a hole in my plane or whatever, but just to find out at 5:00 am or 6:00 am when we got here was a real bummer. >> i'm glad that they're taking them out and looking at them. i think that's more important than a little inconvenience on our part. >> reporter: and this is the reason why the southwest airlines planes are being grounded and inspected. yesterday a hole ruptured in the fuselage of a southwest boeing 737 while on its way from phoenix to sacramento. the plane landed safely, but southwest airlines is inspecting all of their boeing 737's, and they have 81, to make sure other planes don't have the same problem. this problem of cancellations and delays isn't just limited to oakland airport. we just checked in with san jose airport, there are 12 cancellations there. so this is having an impact on several bay area airports.

it's recommended you check with your airline and the airport before you head out the door if you have a flight or passengers arriving later today. coming up in about 10 minutes, we are going to speak live with one of the passengers who was on that southwest plane that made that emergency landing. that's coming up around 8:15. los angeles police released sketches of the two men who attacked a santa cruz man during thursday's opening game twen the dodgers and giants. take a look at these sketches of the alleged attackers. it's believed their hispanic men between 18 and 25 years old. police say they fled the parking lot in a light colored four-door sedan, that had a female driver, and there was a child in there as a passenger. 42-year-old brian stow of santa cruz is in the hospital now. he has a sphrawrd skull and swelling of the brain. you're looking at a picture of him with his two sisters on each side of him.

stow's family tells us they're praying for his recovery. they're hoping the two attackers will be caught. last night los angeles police made a similar plea to the public. >> help us get those brutal cowardly predators off the street and bring them to justice. >> los angeles police say the attack was unprovoked and that stow and his friends tried to ignore the hecklers before they were jumped from behind. the sheriff's department tells us this morning there have been no major incidents overnight in richmond, but they are still worried it could be a violent weekend. investigators are bracing for retaliation attacks. after a week of suspected gang- related shootings in the richmond area. police believe the killings were probably provoked by last weekend's killing of a richmond gang member in san francisco. richmond police believe the shooting death of a 15-year-old girl was accidental. she was with her 16-year-old boyfriend inside a house on

south 8th street on thursday. they were playing with a gun when it went off. police say it's unclear who was holding the gun at the time. she was a student at richmond high school. grief counselors were on hand yesterday to talk with students and staff. >> crazy. we were supposed to hang out today. nobody would expect less than two hours later she would get shot. >> she like went to class. she was one of the one big crowd, nice person. >> an autopsy will be performed. a suspected killer who santa clara police say stabbed a man to death may have fled the country now. police are searching for the 2- year-old. he's accused of stabbing a man outside of an apartment complex on monroe street last month. this is santa clara's first homicide of the year. he may be staying with relatives in mexico. the push is on to save the cal baseball program. it looks like supporters will get a little more time to do that. we've learned the group called

save cal baseball has two more weeks to raise another million dollars to save that program. so far that group has raised about $9 million. save cal baseball includes alumni and parents and other supporters. here's some good news. the power's back on to all of san francisco this morning. more than 5,000 customers lost power last night. pg&e says the crews are still investigating what caused the outage. this is the second outage to affect thousands of customers in one day. there was an outage early yesterday morning. it knocked out power to thousands of customers in hayes valley. a rock slide cut off access to more than 30 homes in the community of scots valley. now those people are finally going to get some help. this afternoon a new gravel access road is expected to open. it's going to allow the affected residents to keetch their homes instead of using a muddy trail. that road is only temporary until the rock slide can be

completely cleared, but that could take months because that slide needs to dry out first. a week ago today, floodwaters just roared through the santa cruz county coastal town and left hand a lot of damage, but now the city is drying out and they're telling visitors come on back. banners are up greeting people to the village. this is the city's main shopping area. in the stores, fans are still ventilating dry air. repairs are stillnd way. some of the businesses, they're even holding sales, trying to attract customers back into their doors. >> i was close for a whole week, and it's hard. i had no income coming in and i said, that's it, it doesn't look good, but i'm going to open the doors and see if people will come in. >> the chamber of commerce established a disaster relief fund for the businesses that were affected. some of the business owners who are victims, they're actually donating some of their proceeds

to the fund. good morning to you. giving you a nice shot here of san francisco where we're seeing a tad bit of blue amongst all that gray out there. mid and high level clouds overhead. we expect clouds for most of the day. all that cloud cover just wall to wall this morning. our temperatures going to be a lot cooler than yesterday. right now just a light breeze from redwood city down into san jose and reporting calm conditions. concord, wind to about 9 miles per hour, a little gusty at times, but not too bad just yet. a light breeze in oakland, calm conditions napa as well as santa rosa. we are looking at even a little bit of rain cover with this cloud cover. take a look at what's happening here, just a few sprinkles possible along the north bay, perhaps the east bay this morning, it's due to a system that's tapping into some moisture to the south of us. it's a 12-hour range here. you could almost see the ridge

from yesterday being pushed off to the east. the system that's carrying all that rain to the north of us, but it's tipping into this. some moisture from the south, that's going to keep us cloudy for most of the day, maybe even a sprinkle or two, but it's not much. can't really pick up any rain on this. we do see a little bit over areas tahoe as well as the sierra. by the afternoon we begin to clear from north to south, then by the evening hours we are partly cloudy in areas san jose. the battle between these air masses, the high pressure, the low swinging through really going to kick up the winds in some cases. right now 53 san rafael, 54 in san francisco, afternoon highs, the big dip, 15 to 20 degrees in some cases from yesterday. upper 60s, approaching 70 in napa and santa rosa. we're looking at 65 for san jose, 67 degrees los gatos. so a gloomy one for the

afternoon. we will be breezy at times, our temperatures seasonal for this time of year. we remain in the upper 60s. sunnier conditions in store, monday and tuesday low 70s for the afternoon highs. overnight lows sitting in the 50s. by wednesday changes occur and we're looking at showers rolling in by wednesday, lingering through thursday. headed out to the oakland zoo for the afternoon, we'll take a look at your day planner coming up. coming up, we are going to talk live with a passenger on the southwest plane that made that emergency landing after a hole ripped through the fuselage. >> plus, the united states scales back its roll in the military mission in libya. >> and new troubles in japan where radioactive water is leaking this morning. >> also, we're checking bay area traffic. this is a live picture. traffic on the bay bridge toll plaza looking sweet. everything clear right now.

good morning, san jose, waking up with gray skies. a tad warmer than yesterday, but we've got gray skies. 54 degrees at this hour. we have much more on that southwest airlines story. a jet that had to make an emergency landing after a hole ripped through the fuselage. >> and joining us live from sacramento is john who was on the plane that morning. good morning, john. >> good morning. >> let me ask you, where were up sitting on this plane and what did you hear and see? >> i was in the far back and i

was actually sleeping at the time, so i woke up to the loudest noise i ever heard in my life. it was just like opening a car door and just magnified it by 30. everybody's ears were ringing. nobody was screaming or anything. everybody was just kind of petrified at what just happened. >> i'm sorry, john. didn't mean to interrupt. go ahead. >> no one really knew what happened until you could see the light coming in the plane and you just realized did the side just rip off the plane like that. and you just see that and you just go, wow, glad to be alive right now. >> john, i'm sure when you talked to your family, you actually described that sound. how did you describe that sound? >> well, when i was in the airport i was talking to my mom and i just said, it was like 35 things just exploding right next to your ears. >> so you open your eyes from sleeping.

how close were you to this actual hole? >> i was about probably about 15 feet away. >> 15 feet. you see it. do you realize, is it registering we have a big problem here? >> no, i was actually kind of on the verge of passing out, and then i put the mask on. after i put the mask on, i recuperated from oxygen and then i could see that the hole was up there. then i said to myself that this is really happening. i looked outside, i saw that we were kind of leveling out a little bit, so i was kind of mellowed out from that just seeing the plane. >> did it even register to you guys that you were dropping that many feet, or was it just trying to get that oxygen mask on? >> you couldn't even feel the drop at all. it felt like the plane was just descending smoothly, calmly like nothing really happened except that there's a hole in the side of the plane. then the flight, the captain, he did a good job of flying the plane, get us down safe, calmed

everybody down. so it was just all around it was scary but the crew did a good job. >> john, did everybody stay in their seats? or did anybody try to get up? i know it was pandemonium. what was happening? >> at first thing the captain said when he found out that there's a problem he said everybody stay in your seat, don't move much everything's going to be okay, they just took care of it. everybody was just sitting there probably praying, and just hoping for the best. >> we heard stories about people screaming and people passing out. did you see or hear any of that? >> i didn't hear any screaming. i saw people pass out. a little girl behind me she passed out, that was kind of scary. other than that everything was pretty quiet. >> how do you feel about getting on a southwest flight again? >> i know that flights don't really have too many problems, so it wasn't too hard for me to get back on that one. >> all right. john, thanks for joining us this morning from sacramento. we're glad you're safe this

morning. >> thank you. in another plane-related incident, a delta airlines jet landed safely after striking a flock of large birds. it caused a gaping hole in the plane's nose. no injuries reported. now to that continuing coverage of what's happening in libya. the u.s. military is preparing to reduce some of its fire power there. tomorrow the pentagon will stop firing cruise missiles like that one into libya. u.s. attack planes, they're also being pulled from libya. however, navy ships and submarines, they're staying in the mediterranean just in case they're needed by nato. new this morning, radioactive water is now leaking from the damaged nuclear power plant and into the pacific ocean. a japanese nuclear official made that announcement hours ago saying the water is seeping from a crack in the plant. this all comes after tests show the air above the plane

contains elevated levels of radioactivity. experts say even if those levels can be cut in half, studies show that level still increases the risk of cancer. there are several local events raising money to benefit the victims. the' jae kuk ryu niece christian church is hosting a rummage sale and private auction. there's a concert in japantown's peace plaza in san francisco. t-shirts are going to be sold and donated items ralphed off. plus, several local bakeries and restaurants will be participating in a national bake sale from japan from 10:00 until 2:00. time now is 8:20. search just resumed in los angeles county for that man that fell into the san gabe real river. he was hiking yesterday in the angeles national forest when he fell into the river from a rope crossing. the searchers have been on the ground, they're in the air locking for any signs of this man, but so far they've only found his backpack.

a federal jury cleared toyota in the trial involving sudden acceleration. the driver blamed the crash on a floor mat or a faulty electronic throttle. since then toyota recalled two million cars to fix floor mats. multiple lawsuits are now working their way through the courts. san francisco police are putting business ownners the richmond district on alert. thieves are targeting shops. in february three businesses were robbed in one night. here's what the police are telling those business owners to do. >> to leave a light on inside the front portion of the business, so that passersby can look in and notice activity. >> the police are also using twitter to update businesses and residents about crime trends in the area. they think one person may be behind all of the burglaries. today marin county residents will get ready for the big one. the fire department is hosting

a disaster preparedness program this morning. the fire chief says it makes sense to host this program considering the recent crisis in japan. today's program starts at 10:00 am and will go until noon at the fire station. it's a brand-new days, but it was also a losing start for the oakland a's. we'll tell you what else the fans had on their minds last night besides who won the game. a big need for the sun shades this morning. we're dealing with mostly gray skies, the afternoon highs will take a huge plunge. we'll take a look at the extended forecast coming up.

welcome back. the oakland a's continue their season opening weekend tonight. playing the seattle mariners at the oakland coliseum. the game starts at 6:05. last night the a's lost the first game of their 2011 season. mariners beat them 6-2 before a sellout crowd. despite the big show of support, a lot of fans we talk to say they're worried about the possibility the team may move to san jose. oakland mayor was at last night's game. she said oakland remains hopeful a new stadium for the a's can be built at jack london square. >> the city of oakland still loves the a's, i can't talk much about it but we're still talking to major pleaing baseball, we want the a's to

stay. >> it remains to be seen how this year's season will turn out for the a's. last year the a's finished second to last in attendance. the giants are still looking for their first win this season. last night was game two of their series against the dodgers. the bright spot was brandon belt who goes deep to center for a three-run home run. good for him. but the defense let the team down once again after one run scored on an error. jimenez hits a soft one to jonathan sanchez but he can't handle it. this batter lines the ball to right field for the eventual winning run. the giants dropped their second in a row to start the season. >> it's early. >> it's early. >> rosemary is here. we're hoping for a nice weekend. >> yeah, not too bad. not as great as we've seen, but not too bad. we are going to see a big drop

in the afternoon temperatures and we are looking live in san rafael this morning where we're dealing with the gray skies. everybody under the gray skies here at this hour. as we cruise through the day, mostly cloudy expected, especially for the first half of the day. by the afternoon north bay will begin to clear, then the south bay will clear by early evening before the sun sets. we're going to be breezy at times. we talked about it a little bit earlier. we've got high pressure pushing off to the east, low pressure settling in, high pressure trying to rebuild and, well, with that you get gusty conditions along the coast as well as the hills. the rest of us could be breezy at times. upper 50s through the 9:00 hour, noon numbers sitting in the low 60s. some of us will be 15, almost 20 degrees cooler than just yesterday. san jose yesterday about 83 degrees. you're definitely going to notice tomorrow more sunshine, but our temperatures are expected to remain seasonal for this time of year, upper 60s to

low 70s. showers back in the forecast for wednesday. two men from the bay area are accused of a cross-country drug operation. where they were found with more than 17 pounds of marijuana, and thousands of dollars. planes are grounded and the long lines and cancellations are piling up at bay area airports. this is all because of what happened on a southwest airlines flight to sacramento yesterday.

good morning. a big hole opened up in a southwest airlines jet causing passengers to lose consciousness in midair. that pilot made an emergency

landing. welcome back. good morning to you. >> we are getting new details about what it was like on board that southwest plane as it quickly lost cabin pressure because of that hole. it all happened yesterday on a flight from phoenix to sacramento. take a look at the hole there. it's estimated that hole is at least three feet long. passengers say flight attendants had just taken drink orders when they all heard a loud boom. >> all of a sudden there's a big sunroof in the middle of the plane. big ole hole. >> i kept waiting for someone to come on and say, don't worry, nothing's wrong, but they didn't. >> the plane dropped from 36,000 feet to about 11,000 feet in just a matter of minutes and some people did pass out because of that. however none of the 118 passengers were seriously hurt by all of this. pretty amazing. that plane landed at this military base in arizona before another plane took those passengers on to sacramento. an investigation isnd way to find out the cause.

southwest has also announced it's going to be conducting inspections for the next several days on certain planes in their fleet. there are several flights leaving the bay area this morning from oakland international airport. that's where we're live this morning. i know you are already seeing a lot of changes in people's flight plans this morning. >> reporter: that's right. it is definitely having impact at all bay area airports. let's show you what it looks like right now outside the southwest terminal here at oakland airport. you can see there's a long line of passengers waiting to check into their flight. some of these passengers are going to run into delays, cancellations and other problems because of the mass inspections you mentioned. i can tell you there are at least 14 flights out of oakland airport cancelled this morning, 12 flights out of san jose airport, at least six southwest flights cancelled out of sfo. this is all because of the inspections. southwest airlines is inspecting 81 planes in its fleet because of the problem you were talking about on that

flight yesterday. there are at least two planes going through that inspection process right here at oakland airport this morning. we talked to some of the passengers on the cancelled flight who say southwest push he will explained to them that their flights were cancelled because of the inspections happening today. >> they said that there was some incidents on the planes so they had to pull all their planes to take a look. they were referencing it was something that happened last night. >> i'm glad that they're taking them out and looking at them. i think that's more important than a little inconvenience on our part. >> reporter: and this is the reason why those southwest airlines planes are being grounded and inspected. yesterday a hole ruptured in the fuselage of a southwest boeing 737 while it was flying from phoenix to sacramento. the plane landed safely, no passengers were seriously hurt. but southwest airlines is grounding and inspecting all of its boeing 737's to make sure other planes don't have that same problem. just to recap, this is of course having impact on flights, 81 planes out of

commission. some of those planes make several flights in a single day. right now the numbers here for the bay area, san jose airport has at least 12 southwest airlines flights cancelled. here at oakland there's 14 southwest flights cancelled. those numbers could change throughout the day, so the general rule is to check with your carrier and check online before you head to the airport. two men still on the loose this morning. they're accused of that brutal beating of a giants fan at dodgers stadium in los angeles. it happened thursday night during the giants season opener in l.a. 42-year-old bryan stow was attacked from behind and brutally beaten in the dodgers stadium parking lot by two men wearing dodgers clothing. you're looking at a picture of stow right there in the middle of two of his sisters. stow's brother-in-law says stow was left with a fractured skull and swelling on the brain. >> just please pray for him. that's all we can do is pray and hopefully he pulls through

this and that they catch the guys that did this, because that's horrible, horrible. >> los angeles police say it was an unprovoked attack as well and that stow and his friends tried to ignore the hecklers before they were jumped from behind. l.a. police say they've got these sketches here. take a look at them. the attackers they say resemble them. they're believed to be hispanic men between 18 and 25 years old. police say they got away in a light colored four-door sedan. a female was driving and a child was inside. police also say they've checked video but so far it's turned up nothing. in news overnight san jose police are investigating a fatal crash, it happened just after midnight on santa teresa boulevard and bailey avenue. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. time now, 8:35. two bay area men are in a prison in tennessee this morning. they're accused of a cross-

country drug operation. nashville police arrested a 4- year-old petaluma resident and a 33-year-old san francisco resident earlier this week. reportedly they were found with more than 17 pounds of marijuana, and $20,000 cash. police say they were tipped off after a witness became suspicious of the two men when they were unloading duffel bags at an airport. >> i think it's just a perfect example of people telling us whenever they see something, we can then look into it further and work on it. >> interruptions such as this, taking these drugs off the street, taking the money that would be paid for these drugs, taking it out of that commerce is a huge benefit to the city. >> now, both of the men now face several charges. an oakland man is facing felony charges. police say he kidnapped his ex- girlfriend, then held her captive for 15 hours. this all happened in oakland. police say 42-year-old marco

velazquez lured his ex- girlfriend into his home in oakland, beat her, threatened her at knife point, then threw her into the trunk of his car. police say the woman was able to convince him to stop and take her to the hospital. >> this woman was very, very brave and very, very quick thinking and we do believe that that spot saved her life. >> police arrested velazquez in the hospital waiting room. he faces at least nine felonies. san jose police just released surveillance photo of a suspected bank robber. he's described as about 5'8" tall, 190 to 290 pounds. he's accused of robbing the credit union on january 21st. two people are in jail this morning in connection with a deadly shooting. police arrested 18-year-old brandon and 18-year-old raymond dough on homicide charges.

investigators say the two gunned down 18-year-old ruben martinez in broad daylight last month. a search -- they searched the man's home, police say they turned up evidence connecting him to the crime. police say the shooting was gang-related. in about two hours the mayor of oakland plans to hold a town hall meeting for people who live in district one which is north oakland. the found hall is the third in a series of seven meetings the mayor said for a chance for residents to express their concerns. that meeting is going to happen at the north oakland senior center. the coast guard just suspended a search for a surfer reporting missing in the waters off of ocean beach. crews were notified after a woman said she lost sight of that surfer. the coast guard searched the area. they searched for about three hours but found nothing. officials are telling ktvu that woman was the only person who reported the missing surfer so it is possible he made it back

to shore safely. the recreational salmon season kicks off today across california. for the first time in three years fishermen are hopeful. in 2008 and 2009 the department of fish and games cancelled the season because the population of salmon took a huge dive. the department also shortened the 2010 fishing season. but those efforts seem to have paid off because the salmon population has now rebounded. >> there's been a lot of people gone out of business, there's people that if we had had a good opportunity for a good season this year would probably not make it through the year. >> forecasts of gale force winds and swales of 15 feet did force some trips to be cancel today, but those trips are being rescheduled. good morning to you. a live look at oakland where we are dealing with cooler conditions for your saturday. temperatures are going to take a huge plunge into the

afternoon. this morning we're relatively mild because of all this cloud cover. you can see here, it is just from north to south, east to west, we will continue with mostly cloudy skies today. winds are calm at the moment in and around san jose. just a light breeze in redwood city. it's along the coast and the hills where we will see the winds pick up to 30 miles per hour in the afternoon in some areas. 14 miles per hour at the airport, 3 in oakland, calm this morning with just a little bit of drizzle possible. an this is why. within those clouds we've got a little bit of moisture we're tapping into. this with a system that's being dragged in to our area. take a look at the satellite and radar. a ridge of high pressure in place now moving off to the east. this is what is taking its place. the system bringing the rain is to the north of us.

it slides over northern california, no advisories in place for the sierra. but we are watching some of this be pulled in from southern california. so a little moisture hanging over us. did you see that, moved on through. we are dealing with partly cloudy skies as we move through the first half of the afternoon in through santa rosa. mostly gray as we start the day. tomorrow's going to be sunny, our temperatures will be sitting in the 60s. this morning we are looking at cool conditions, sitting in the 50s. we'll take a look at those numbers in just a moment. cloudy today and cooler, we are looking at mostly sunny and mild afternoon for sunday. 54 degrees santa rosa, 55 in oakland. those are the numbers i was looking for. upper 60s, 69 in concord, 67 expected for hayward. areas right around mountain

view, hahn so say 65 today. yesterday san jose hit 83. extended forecast here. we've got nice weather as we start the work week. monday, tuesday, low 70s in the afternoon. then we slide back once again. 68 expected on wednesday with a shans for showers rolling in wednesday and thursday. take a look at your day planner coming up. time now is 8:41. the prosecution in the barry bonds perjury trial winding down. testimony resumes monday with the doctor from ucla. he's the prosecution's final witness. he's considered critical in the government's case against barry bonds. >> he also gives the government some can an shea, he's the leading expert in the world on steroid testing. >> he testified thursday that balco's thg is the only designer or new steroid ever found. doctors are expected to finish testimony by saying that a

urine sample barry bonds gave in 2003 tested positive for thg. the brother-in-law of accused killer chauncey bailey is out of jail this morning. he was arrested for failing to testify that chancecy bailey murdered the man. he told the judge he didn't think he had to appear until wednesday because testimony had been suspended for the week because of a sick juror. he is now going to have to testify on april 11. the attorney for convicted killer scott peterson wants more time to appeal his client's death penalty conviction. right now scott peterson is on death row at san quentin. in 2005 he was convicted of killing his wife lacy and their unborn child. this is the second time peterson's lawyer has asked the state supreme court for more time for an appeal. today the city council is set to decide what agency is going to take over its responsibility for its police

department. the san mateo county sheriff's department and the pacificca police department both submitted bids. they want to safe hundreds of thousands of dollars with this move. 40% of the city's budget is spent on police services. an incredible story you only see here on 2. a major undertaking to give 5 people new kidneys. a new program in the bay area that's bringing strangers together. >> and let's take you outside to san mateo bridge. you can see the gray skies this morning. traffic however seems to be moving right along on this saturday morning.

welcome back. good morning to you. a live look at san francisco there. we've got a gray day in store for you. >> in florida, people are still cleaning up after a strong storm system spawned several tornados. the national weather service is now confirming nine tornados hit the tampa bay area on thursday. those tornados destroyed several homes, they flooded roads and scattered debris on local streets. some of those tornados had winds up to 110 miles per hour. despite the damage, fortunately there were no reports of any

serious injuries. angry protests continuing in afghanistan this morning after a church in florida burned a copy of the koran. in the capital city of kabul we're hearing about afghans setting cars and buildings on fire. look at this video. here's some of the protests yesterday. that's where an angry group stormed a united nations compound. they killed eight employees, including two people who were beheaded. the taliban denies being behind this deadly attack. u.n. officials are calling for that violence to stop. >> the members of the security counsel condemn all insightment to an acts of violence. they call on the government of afghanistan to bring those responsible to justice. >> some of the afghans as you see burned american flags yesterday in response to the burning of the koran. al qaeda is claiming responsibility for a deadly attack in northern iraq.

57 people were killed when the gunmen took over a government building on tuesday. a statement released on al qaeda's website today says five suicide bombers carried out the attack shooting hostages during that five hour standoff. this morning president obama in his weekly video address focused on energy independence. >> we want to encourage more safe responsible drilling where we can. but the truth is, drilling alone is not a real strategy to replace our dependence on foreign oil. >> the president went on to say that drilling needs to be combined with other efforts to reduce the nation's dependence on foreign oil. the president taped that video address yesterday while he was visiting a ups shipping facility in maryland. new sales figures out show fuel efficient cars have been selling well in recent weeks. the national association of auto dealers say auction prices for two to five-year-old

compact cars rose 11% last month. some of that is due to those rising gas prices and a lower supply of new cars. the toyota prius has also seen a sales surge. >> prius sales are really high right now. we're actually selling more of those per day than we are camrys. >> toyota only has a two week supply of the prius and the japan earthquake is expected to cause production delays. the sonoma county board of supervisors is getting the county's first 100% all electric vehicle. the nissan leak will be presented tuesday morning. it's part of the ongoing efforts to be more sustainable. the county's car fleet is already ranked fifth in the nation for its use of hybrid vehicles. los angeles mayor has been fined $40,000 for accepting free tickets to dozens of sports and entertainment events. california's campaign finance watchdog has recommended the largest combined fine in their

history for the mayor. the mayor failed to disclose taking those tickets to l.a. lakers games, the finals of american idol, the grammy awards and the golden globe awards. the mayor says he didn't consider the tickets gifts. he says he attended the events in his official capacity as mayor. oakland's mayor is being criticized for her approach of dealing with oakland's budget deficit. this week the mayor laid out -- out a list of possible cuts, including closing a branch library and laying off 30 police officers and 54 firefighters. but the mayor's not making recommendations. instead she's asking city council members to tell her which options they want. the mayor says it's all in the spirit of cooperation. however, this morning here on mornings on 2, one councilman told us that making those tough decisions, that's part of the mayor's job. >> the budget is the mayor's budget until it comes to the council, and this is not a

budget. this is a laundry list of proposals for us to pick and choose and i don't think that these councilmembers are going to do that. >> oakland city council members have until next friday to let the mayor know about their preferences, then on monday april 11 council and the mayor will have another meeting to talk about the budget. the city of new york is being sued after an incident where a third grader was handcuffed. the 10-year-old girl said she was handcuffed last april after getting into a fight a classmate. the lawsuit claims the girl suffered emotional distress. police say that's not true. officers say the girl was taken to a police station for an hour and a half and her mother was pay loud to join her. well, it's not handcuffs but scotch tape that has a mother in florida demanding an appali from a teacher. a 13-year-old student says her teacher taped her mouth shut because she wouldn't stop talking in class. both students reported it to an

administrator. >> she told me to keep the tape on my mouth and she told me that what happened in her classroom stays in her classroom and that it was just a joke. >> the school says the teacher is going to be reassigned. >> a moose runs loose through a city in massachusetts. how the police helped capture that run away animal.

there's a nationwide

crackdown on distracted drivers that begins next week and here in the bay area that effort is going to be led by the california highway patrol, bart police and local law enforcement agencies. their aim is going to be to ticket drivers using hand-held phones or who are texting behind the wheel. the news came the same day as the department of transportation released figures that showed traffic fatalities in the u.s. have fall tone a historic low. tomorrow we are going to be joined by a officer to find out what the department will be doing to stop that distracted driving. five people recovering in san francisco this weekend after getting new kidneys through a remarkable new program. it happened yesterday at the california pacific medical center. the five people who received a new kidney will never know their donor, but they have loved ones giving up one of their own kidneys also to someone they don't know. doctors called this a donor chain. >> take the patient's off the waiting list, it makes another

kidney available for somebody who doesn't have a living donor option. >> a very special computer program found the tissue matches for the five pairs of donors and their recipients. an unusual site in massachusetts after a moose got on the loose. it happened yesterday about an hour outside of boston. the town's police chief shot this video. look at the moose strolling through the yard. residents also spotted the big animal making its way through town. let's go right back over to talk about our forecast this weekend. >> we're waking up with gray skies. we're looking better for tomorrow. if you do have to be outdoors, bring along a light jacket. our noontime temperatures upper 50s to low and mid 60s. for the afternoon a big dive in the temps. upper 60s near 70 in some areas inland, santa rosa, napa

expected to hit 70 for today. widespread mid 60s along the coastline. we have this system, all the dynamics to the north of us, but dragging in the cloud cover a little bit of moisture. behind it we are going to turn windy along the coast. tomorrow we're looking better. temperatures will be similar, but mostly sunny skies and into the 70s for monday, tuesday. don't put away the umbrella. >> don't say that. it's amazing how quickly it is easily to get used to all the wet weather. >> do we have to wear a sweater or jacket during the day today? >> windbreaker will be good. >> as long as no umbrella today. thanks for waking up with us.