good morning, thank you for joining us on this friday, april 8th i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. there is a lot to talk about with weather and traffic. let's go right to steve. >> all right thank you. on this friday it's a cold friday morning out there. still reign showers and possible hail again. possibly peninsula parts -- and parts of the east bay. watch what happened on the peninsula here coming right over to the san mateo and dumbarton bridge. woodside, menlo park, mountain view a few showers. a couple more lingering here

this morning. improving weather this weekend. here is sal. steve, right now traffic is moving along okay. it's getting more crowded. you will see more people getting into san francisco. really any time after 6:30 i think we will start seeing a bigger crowd. this is a look at interstate 880 in front of the coliseum. let's go back to the desk. we begin with developing news this morning in oakland. right now police are on the scene of a shooting at 39th and international. we will be heading to the scene this morning where a man was shot after a robbery attempt. we are told that victim is in grave condition and police are still on the scene looking for suspects. again, we have a crew on the scene. we will update you with new information throughout the morning. our time now 6:01. new this morning a chp officer is in the hospital right now. a man is under arrest after a bad crash in san jose.

the chp says the officer was helping someone with a disabled car. a car stopped on 880 northbound about 2:00 this morning. when another car hit him. police say that driver was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving. the area was also hit by a burst of wet weather that included hail and freezing rain. >> we got some calls with the hail. it looks like it's in this area right here. down the street. >> the investigation continues. that chp officer you see him being taken into the hospital there. he's recovering and being treated for a broken leg. in overnight news a hayward sushi restaurant has been damaged by a fire. that started after 1:00 this morning. firefighters reported heavy smoke when they arrived on the

scene. they say the fire started in the kitchen. the hayward fire department has not released any information on any injuries. overnight fatality on the cal train tracks will not cause delays for the morning commute. cal train says an adult man was hit and killed on the tracks near 25th avenue near 1:00 a.m.. 62 people were on board that southbound train at the time. tracks were closed in both directions for about an hour while an investigation was conducted but again cal train says this mornings operations will not be impacted. this is cal train's fifth fatality of the year. no confirmation of why this person was on the tracks. this mornings fatality does comes a day after they proposed a series of cuts. but now cal train is asking its

staff to find others way to close that $30 million deficit. our time now 6:03. we are watching the clock. time is running short for congress to pass new legislation by midnight tonight to prevent a government shutdown. coming up at 6:15 we'll have a live report from washington, d.c. for you on how the negotiations are going. a government shutdown wouldn't be the same for every department, office, or online. the revenue service will stay active online. the department that oversees the irs would not. some sites they would be able to stay online because they have money set aside. meantime democratic state lawmakers here in california they are painting a picture of what california could look like if the legislature is forced to take an all cuts approach to

try to deal with our budget deficit. now at a hearing yesterday senate democrats raise the prospect of closing university california campuses and shortening the school year. republicans accuse democrats of using fear tactics to scare the public in balancing the budget. the case eight years in the making could come to an end today. jurors will begin deliberations this morning in the barry bonds' perjury trial. kraig debro joins us with closing arguments jurors heard before being sent off to decide this closely watched case. >> reporter: the jury now has the case and this morning they will begin their first full day of deliberations. according to federal sentencing guidelines on a single count it could bring 15-20 months in jail.

barry bonds' is facing three counts of perjury and one count of obstruction of justice. originally he faced 14 counts and at the start of the trial there were four counts of perjury and now there is just three. you heard the phrase bonds never knowingly took steroids. he never said that exactly. here's the exact exchange from his grand jury testimony from back in 2003. the prosecutor says did you ever get any pills that mr. anderson described as testosterone pills or fast acting steroid pills that he called beans? did you ever get anything like that from him? bonds no, not that i know of. i mean he gave me a package of pills. >> i think a long shot would be all guilty, all not guilty across the board. there is so much evidence on both sides and so many points made on both sides. that would be the most

surprising. the most likely would be a tough verdict. it's tough to walk a verdict out of a guilty case with all not guilty counts. >> reporter: the prosecution said barry bonds' is motived -- motivated to lie. the defense says the prosecution did not prove their case and the case was full of witnesses with people with access that grind against barry bonds'. this morning we will be looking at more of that grand jury testimony. reporting live in san francisco kraig debro. and stay bus here at ktvu channel 2 for continuing coverage of the barry bonds' case. if the jury reaches a verdict today, we will bring that to you right away. the bay area was hit with a powerful spring storm yesterday. for some people the weather was plain wild. the national weather service confirmed a weak tornado

toucheddown in rockville just outside of fairfield. knocked down a fence like that one there. caused minor damage. in fairfield the storm dumped an inch or two of hail coating cars. there was even enough out there to build a snowman and have a snowball fight. some of the people we talked to say they were expecting rain but nothing like they actual saw. >> that is incredible. 6:07 is the time right now. we have been talking about developing news. a shooting after a burglary attempt or robbery attempt. >> those are the reports we have. our crew is on the scene of a police accident at 39th and intercasual. it happened in front of 38 and 72 international boulevard. we have a crew on the scene. here we are. these are the live pictures. the police are on the scene again. this was reported as a shooting

and a robbery. we have not received official confirmation from police. there is definitely a crime scene and investigation. this is developing news. they are looking for two men who allegedly shot someone in the course of a robbery. the police are there. we will find out little bit more from them at the scene coming up again. this is 3872 international near 39th and international. it looks like the buss are running through there. let's go back to the traffic. westbound bay bridge that traffic is backed up to about the middle of the parking lot and the metering lights are coming on any time now. caster valley a crash 580 westbound. a couple of lanes blocked but they are moving them to the shoulder. traffic isn't too bad right now in this area. let's go to steve. thank you, sir. a very happy friday. just not very warm. at least it will be a little better today than yesterday. even though yesterday was not bad for awhile. in the afternoon things went

crazy. today have the giants home opener. it will be mostly sunny breezy and cool. lingering showers in the morning. i think we are already by the afternoon hours as the low moves south. again bundle up at times. the wind will be at the north, north west. it's giving us showers east bay, san jose, few until the santa cruz mountains, and on the peninsula. redwood city, attar ton and some might turn to snow. 31 fairfield. 35 napa. 38 santa rosa. 38 now in livermore. as this system clears a little bit,s temperature -- a little bit, the temperature is drops off the table. a big old high is trying to build in but it won't be until this weekend. it's a cold morning out there. bundle up. chilly and breezy.

we will start to see a little bit more sun later on. highs today well above average. it's a cool, cool day even though it's cold right now. sun and clouds. lingering east bay and south bay. a rogue shower possible today. tonight clearing and cold. very cold saturday morning. wind protected areas inland. thank you. time now 6:10. for the first time since movingsing to san francisco more than 508 years ago -- more than 50 years ago the giants will start a new season as world series champs. she's on the field right now. are the fans already pumped up this early in the morning? >> oh that is right. i have my world series scarf on and the gates are opening at 10:00 this morning. this is what i want to show you. this is a very pristine field.

look at how well groomed it is. we are not allowed to touch this field. we will leave that to our world champs. if you look over in the distance that is where the world series champion banner will be hosted today. it will be jammed packed with the opening series with three sellouts against the st. louis cardinals. ceremonies will kick off at 12:45. the local band train will sing the national anthem. joining me live is mario with the giants to tell us more about fans are pretty excited. >> opening day is always an exciting time. i can't believe we are here again with another season. the way the season ended last year, we can't wait to start here at home. >> we have important stuff going on tomorrow. >> we do. tomorrow night is also sold out. it's when all of our players receive their world championship rings. that is something we have been thinking about for so many

years. it will be a special night. >> and sunday buster posey is receiving his awards. >> yes. buster posey will receive his rookie of the year award. so it will be a great ceremony on sunday as well. >> reporter: thank you so much for joining us. we do want top mention on monday we have 100 paramedics that will be standing at the gates collecting donations for the stow family. bryan stow the giants fan that was brutally beaten at a dodgers game. if you are planning on coming down here, make sure you come early because it will be crowded. time is 6:13. midnight deadline looming lawmakers in washington are busy. they are trying to prevent a

government shutdown. a multiple dollar deal involving pg&e could be falling apart.

good morning, to you. welcome back. a possible federal government shutdown is 15 hours away. let's go to alison burns to find out the latest.

>> reporter: president obama said last night if there was going to be a budget deal, it would likely come this morning. but nothing yet. the chief of staff worked at the white house until 3:00 a.m.. senate majority leader harry reid said that the biggest sticking point is the poll sayish -- is the policy issue whether the feds should help planned parenthood. i talked to barbara lee who calls their demands outrageous. >> it's clear to me they want a shutdown. when they put forth these types of measures that don't make any sense. they have come more than half way. they keep push, push, pushing. >> reporter: this will be the 17th government closure since 1977. in 1995 it cost taxpayers $100 million a day. this one is expected to be even

more expensive. 800,000 workers would be furloughed. furlough notices have already gone out on capitol hill and government agencies across the country. the big question is, is he going to be able to broker a last minute deal? reporting live from washington, d.c. alison burns. we continue to follow developing news in oakland this morning. right now police are on the scene of a shooting at 39th and international. here's a live picture of the scene with police responding. now we understand a man was shot after a robbery attempt and we were just told the victim is still alive was rushed to surgery but is in very serious condition. again police still on the scene collecting information looking for suspects. we do have a crew there trying to get more information and we will bring that to you as soon as we can.

again a shooting investigation in oakland. four more journalists have been captured in libya by forces loyal to moammar gadhafi. two of the captured journalists are americans. witnesses say they were taken away along with two photographers from spain and south africa. there are reports the four journalists have been located and they are on their way to tripoli where they will be released. former president clinton is back in haiti today. he's scheduled to tour a school and announce a cholera campaign. his visit follows haiti's recent presidential election. back here a home a residential -- it could be a

logistical nightmare. the chronical reports some yachts and sailboats will have to move so that renovation could be made. also boats parked in slips with temporary leases will have to leave the harbor all together. time now 6:19. let's go to sal. give us the latest on what is happening at that shooting in oakland. >> one of the things we found out you just saw it here was that the victims did sustain life threaten injuries. we'll have more on that. the victim of the shooting sustained life threaten injuries. these are pictures coming in live pictures of the scene. you can see some people are standing there at the police tape line and trying to find out more. this is 39th and international in oakland developing news. let's go back to the bridge. this is from the toll plaza to the clean line. you can see how busy it is right now. today is giants opening day. this bridge will get a lot of

juice getting into san francisco. when the game is over a lot of use people coming out of san francisco. just be aware of that today. big sold out game. a sold out series for the whole weekend at at & t park. last week the a's had their home opening night. the a's are out of town for now but they will be coming back. and the morning commute on 580 as been slow because of a crash clearing on 580. eastbound 580 is particularly slow passing the scene. just be careful in castro valley. let's go to steve. thank you, sir. we have a cold morning out for april. we do have partly cloudy skies. it will be all right for the giants home opener. mostly sunny and breezy and cool. mid 50s to upper 50s. temperatures staying below average. but at least the rain will be moving south. i don't think you have to worry

about that unless you are heading down to central california. today we look for lots of sunshine. it won't be very warm. you can see how things rotate down to the north. redwood city and skirting the san mateo bridge. some of that skyline might be turning to snow mix. napa 35. santa rosa 38. 38 livermore. 38 concord. that is a cold pattern all court see of that very strong cold low. the high pressure system is building in. as it does, the wind will pick up as the low goes into southern california which means partly sunny breezy and cool. a few lingering showers or isolated shower today. we are almost done. cold saturday morning and sunny and warmer as we go into the weekend. >> thank you, steve. the booming growth of technology companies from san francisco to mountain view is drying up the price of rent. the price of commercial space

is on pace to jump as close as 20% this year. the costs could go higher for tech companies that want nice brick and beam offices. one leasing agency says it feels similar to 1999. mortgage rates held steady this week with the average. 4.87%. rate on 15 year loans are up. but the low rates are doing little to boost home sales with developers continuing to report declining orders for new homes. time now 6:23. it's a story we have bonn following for the -- we have been following for the past month. and the los angeles dodgers are promising a sea of blue at their next home game.

it won't be from the fans. good morning traffic on the richmond san rafael bridge is doing well. we will tell you more about how crowded it's getting on one of the major bay area bridges.

good morning, right now traffic will be busy on the upper deck of the bay bridge. remember later today it's the giants home opener. 40,000 plus sold out at & t park. it's already busy getting into the city. here's a story you will only see on 2 this morning. two men suspected of breaking into east bay storage units have been arrested. ktvu first broke the news last month. 47-year-old gregory rented a storage locker he and 41-year- old james bounds broke into other lockers. investigators say the break in the case came when an employee at public storage noticed one of the them loitering on the property and called police. the alameda county sheriffs department is trying to find the estimated 30 owners of more

than 1,000 stolen items. >> i didn't expect to get anything back. i was surprised when i got the phone call to come over here. >> detectives say there may be more arrest to come and they are checking to see if this case is tied to others dozens of others here in the bay area. 6:27. the brutal beating attack against giants fan bryan stow is leading the dodgers to step up their security. charlie beck said yesterday additional officers will patrol the stadium. he will only say fans will see a sea of blue. lapd blue. time now 6:28. a chp officer hurt and a man has been arrested after an early morning crash. the strange weather that played a role in that crash. also we are looking live at oakland. a person in critical condition after a shootout.

welcome back to the morning news. opening bell just rang. so far the numbers are a little higher. we will say good morning, now and thank you for joining us. it's friday, april 8th i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. in the news right now there is much more to tell you about. we will show you a live picture. something we have been following throughout the morning. police are at the corner of 39th and international. there has been a shooting out there. this is a live picture as the camera is zooming in. a man was shot after a robbery attempt. we have been told that victim is in grave condition. police are still out there. ktvu crew obviously we have a

live picture. we have a crew on the scene that will continue to follow what is happening and bring you new information throughout the morning on what is happening. meantime it's 6:31. other news coming from overnight. a hayward sushi restaurant has been damaged by a two alarm fire. that fire started just after 1:00 this morning. the restaurant called the naked fish. firefighters when they got on the scene reported heavy smoke. the fire michigan in the -- began in the kitchen of the restaurant. the fire department has not released any information about possible injuries. muni is taking action against that driver that was caught on camera texting behind the wheel. the video was recorded by a passenger. the agency initially suspended the driver after she said she pulled the bus over to take care of a family emergency. but after seeing the video, hewn nigh says that was not --

muni says that was not the case and she will be fired. a man accused of driving drunk sent a chp officer to the hospital. paul chambers is live. >> reporter: you can see the roadway right here has been clear for several hours. we are at interstate 880 onramp. cold wet slick roadways caused headaches for many. the icy runways believed to lead to an accident that involved a chp officer. that accident shut down the interstate for two hours. he saw a car on the side of the row went to help the driver that's when a white vehicle came up and struck the officer. >> he was disabled on the right shoulder. one of our officers came and assisted. i believe he was helping with a tire i don't know yet.

but then another vehicle came from the slow lane and struck the officer and knocked him in front of the vehicle. >> reporter: now the officer was taken to a nearby hospital where he's recovering from nonlife threatening injuries. it's believed he has broken leg. the driver of the vehicle that struck the officer was arrested for driving believed to be driving under the influence. a storm came through this morning leaving this slushy looking area. the roadway seems pretty safe right now. it was slick and rainy earlier this morning. just use extra precaution as you are heading out. in just about two hours the jurors in the barry bonds' perjury trial will start deliberations on a verdict. closing arguments were presented yesterday. coming up in ten minutes, we

will go live to san francisco for an update on the deliberations beginning today. a new twist in the case of the man accused of kidnapping jayce dugard. phillip gore row doe did -- garrido did not testify in court yesterday. outside of court the public defender raised issues about the macup of the -- makeup of the grand jury that indicted the couple. >> before you plead to the sheik as we say it would be unethical for me to not look at every possibility. >> the judge set an august 1st trial date. time now 6:35. a san carlos man accused of molesting his friend's daughter is out on bail right now. 46-year-old yung chu entered a

not guilty plea yesterday. chu was a tech. the girls father called the police after the father found text messages from chu. as the giants increase security around at & t park they are also taking time to honor brian stow. today's game is dedicated in his honor. storemans in the hospital recovery -- stow remains in the hospital recovering from his injuries. if you plan to attend the dodger portion of the opening home stand for the giants, expect tighter security all of this after last weeks attack on bryan stow. a spokesman for the giants is

telling ktvu that there will be additional officers on patrol during those three games which begin on monday. they will be inside and outside of at & t park. the giants are asking all fans to respect the rivalry between the teams and show some good sportsmanship as well. meantime this afternoon a sea of orange will be flooding into at & t park. ktvu tara moriarty is already there at the stadium right now. and she is into it. she's down on around the field and smiling as well. tara. >> reporter: oh yeah there is a lot to smile about. there is a lot of excitement in the air today for the giants to come home and play. as you take a look behind me you see the sun coming up on the field. the coveted world series trophy. pretty exciting stuff. gates open in 3.5 hours. we have three sellouts against the st. louis cardinals.

first pitch beings at 1:35. ceremony at 12:35. we will take a look at the video of the local band train who will perform the national anthem. fans are excited to see the world champs perform. >> i'm still having a hard time getting my mind around it. it's hard to believe we won the world series. it's still amazing to me. so it is what it is. it's just beautiful. we have a bulls eye on us now. >> reporter: now saturday we will have the ring ceremony and sunday buster posey will receive his rookie of the year award. monday we'll see 100 paramedics collecting donations during the game against the dodgers. they will be raising money for the family of bryan stow the giants fan that was brutally beaten at the dodgers game last week. you can't seem to get enough of that trophy. it's very chilly out here. coffee will most likely be a

big seller today. make sure you bundle up. it's very cold. get here early, it promises to be extremely crowded. live in san francisco on the field tara moriarty. >> did you hear that sound? i know you are going to be out there today. >> you know, this is the reason why i ponied up and purchased season tickets long ago. but you do have to worry about getting to the stadium. i think the best way to do it is leave the car at home and take public transportation. by the way just be courteous to others that are taking public transportation. don't spill beer on them. just be courteous. represent well. northbound 280 getting up to the 880 interchange that traffic is moving well get into the valley. westbound bay bridge there was a crash. you can see the toe trucks up on the scene. you see those flashing lights. they are removing a crash from

the bridge. the tow trucks are up there working this crash. it will cause a big delay. it already is. and this mornings commute in hayward, union city, and fremont that traffic moves well. 6:39 let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. today will be better. if you're going to the giants game it will be fine. there is still a couple lingering showers. we are almost done with this. we are rounding third and heading home. and also a nice day but not very warm if you're heading out to at & t park. mostly sunny. it will be breezy and cool. it's cold out there. 30s inland. for april it's really cold out there. all court see of a very strong dynamic what we call a cold core low. it's on its way to southern california. it will be there probably. if you're heading down there the grapevine could be a little

disci. some of the wrap around could give us isolated shower. there is still a few lingering showers. redwood city over toward last al -- lost altos. 31 in fairfield. 30s for concord for livermore. this is just about as textbook as you can get. but the high pressure system is coming in. you can see it building the mountain there to the west of us. that will be in. that will also give us a breezy day. high pressure doesn't like low pressure. it counter acts that with wind. as the low goes south we will have a breezy blustery day. 50s on the temps. we are still far below average. at least we will get sun today.

tomorrow morning will be very cold. don't forget your pets and plants outside. for a few hours the nights are short the days are longer once we get going its will warm up. back to square one. what many communities in japan are dealing with today fallowing that 7.1 after shock. barry bonds' didn't testify in his own defense. find out why jurors may be looking back eight years to see how he will defend himself. good morning, northbound 101 looks good in san francisco. it could be crowded later today.

good morning, to you. still no word of whether congress will be able to pass that legislation to prevent a government shutdown at midnight tonight. president obama told congressional leaders he wants to hear from them this morning of whether they worked out a deal. the san francisco giants hours away from their 2011 home opener. today's game begins at 1:35 at at & t park. it's chilly out there. the giants hosting the st. louis cardinals. today kicks off a six-game opening home stand. it will end with three games against the l.a. dodgers. today is also demolition day for that building down

there. the former naval hospital in oakland. it will be imploded between 10:00 a.m. and noontime. ktvu will be there. we will take you live when the actual implosion happens. we will stream it live on our channel 2 website ktvu.com. all eyes will be on a san francisco courthouse as jurors begin deliberations on the barry bonds' perjury case. kraig debro joins us. >> reporter: good morning, pam. of course barry bonds will be here in less than two hours. the jury's first full day of deliberations. bonds did not testify in his own defense. the jury in this case will be able to look at that and consider it and decide whether or not bonds is guilty or not guilty. two prosecution witnesses saw or knew that bonds was

injecting steroids in 2000 pep when asked if he did that bonds told the grand jury in december of that year if he did take steroids he didn't know he had. bonds admitted that he got cream and oil. the defense is countering claims that bonds injected steroids. here is bonds' testimony from 2003. it says bonds did not ingest steroids because he does not like ingesting steroids. i only let my own personal doctor touch me and my own personal doctor came up and drew my blood. >> some counts hang. i think think will be some -- i think there will be some disputes for the jury.

i certainly don't expect they went back there and saw the case the same way. >> reporter: baseballs all-time home run leader bonds' is facing four excuse me three perjury counts. one of the perjury counts was dropped during the trial. bonds could get 15-21 months on each conviction on each count. reporting live in san francisco kraig debro. stay with us here at ktvu channel 2 for continuing coverage on the bonds case. we will bring you the very latest developments from the courthouse as they happen. we are still watching japan. nearly a million homes in japan lost all power and water service after that 7.1 after shock in north east japan yesterday. three deaths have been reported in this latest quake. it threw some communities that had made some improvements and gains since the march 11th 9.0

quake back to square one. the bright spot no new problems have been reported at the damaged nuclear power plant. time now is 6:48. sal, do you have any new information on the shoot in oakland? >> yes. the victim has been sent to an emergency room. apparently it was a shootout. this victim was being rushed away as we got there. critical condition. they took him away very quickly and the police are obviously this guy who we ran into the scene was a friend of his. we'll let you know more about what is happening to this man. they were performing cpr on this person as they took the person away. westbound bay bridge the backup look it stopped there. this is because of a crash on

the incline section of the bridge. now the -- i'm looking off camera here. we have a camera trained on the incline. the traffic is is also slow up there. when you go to san francisco today, it is going to be very slow. this is terrible timing because of today's home opener as well. this is a look at westbound incline. you can see traffic is beginning to move again but they are clearing an accident up a there. this mornings drive on interstate 880 down to 92 if you want to use the san mateo bridgethat looks okay. improving conditions. we still have cold readings out there. but everything is looking better far warmer weekend. a couple of lingering showers on the peninsula south bay. but most everything is driving southward. the wrap around could give us an acelated shower. we are good to go for the giants game. i think it will be brisk and breezy. it should be crystal clear. mid 50s on the temps but bundle

up because it's not very warm. you can see why. that is a strong low that is driving toward southern california. couple light showers still holding on to the peninsula. it looks like they are thinning out. they get the drier air to come in. 30s for livermore. san rafael at 35. napa at 35. it's a really cold morning for april. it's a cold morning any time but especially for this time of year. here is the high building right there. that will give us a warmer weekend. good thing it's not january or december because we would have colder readings. not before a really cold morning. 50s on your temps. it will be breezy as the low goes south. the north, northwest wind will kick in. warmer on your weekend. thank you. all the details are not wrapped up yet. sources say google will hear

good news from the federal government. they could get the green light to buy airline fare tracker ita. that company makes the software behind several travel websites and most major u.s. airlines. rivals worry that google could use ita to build its own travel service and charge higher ad rates for airlines, car rental agencies a own other -- and other travel related companies. dow jones just up three points to 12,414 despite the overnight news. price of oil $111 a barrel. san francisco golden gate park there is a new exhibit that spot lights little known plants opinion the exhibit is called wicked. it features a garden full of killer plants. it's all based on a book about plants. plants that can cause pain to

people as well as animals. among the plants in the exhibit tobacco. the exhibit officials tried to get marijuana and the plant that you get cocaine from in this exhibit but san francisco city attorney said no, no. not that. >> interesting. that is one of my favorite places the conservatory of flowers. attention target shoppers. a san diego judge has made a decision that puts property rights behind freedom of speech. they will allow booze and the judges were scratching their heads. good morning, they have finally cleared a crash from the bay bridge. but the damage is done. we'll tell you how much longer you are likely to wait at the toll plaza.

well good morning,. welcome back. time now 6:56. a progay marriage group is allowed to talk to customers near target stores. the target said those group volunteers were harassing target customers and that they received a dozen complaints a day about them. but the judge said they have to stay 30 feet away from target

stores and they can only be at one entrance at a time. american idol is down to eight after a shocking elimination. >> the person that leaves us tonight after the nation-wide vote is pia. >> 22-year-old pia toscano was eliminated from the contest last night. the news drew loud boos for the id audience. emotional response from the other contestants and judges. we will talk to pia live coming up on mornings on 2. >> i don't think we have seen a reaction like that. >> i haven't. time now 6:55. we will talk to sal. >> today the giants home opener. it's off to a bad start. it's barely moving because of an earlier crash on the incline section. bridge crews and chp got out of there quickly. if you are going to san francisco taking your car this

backup will not go away any time soon. let's go to steve. sal, mostly sunny partly cloudy the rain will be ending. cool and breezy today. very cold saturday morning then sunny and warmer as we go into the weekend. >> we will look for that. coming up next on mornings on 2. the mess a sewer line has caused. it has nothing to do with sewage. the clock ticking. president obama and the republican leaders and the democratic leaders trying to prevent a government shutdown. stay right here for that.