ocean beach becomes the scene of a frantic search for two boaters. school districts across the state may have to rely on more fundraisers like this, because of the looming threats to public education. just getting word of a fatality along a bay area freeway, that's causing a major traffic problem at this hour.

good morning, welcome to mornings on 2. it is sunday, april 10. let's start off with a quick look at your forecast, with meteorologist. >> we're waking up with high clouds and some low cloud coming in along the coast. oakland, reporting partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. low and mid-60s. some of us could be a tad cooler again, we'll explain way. off to a cold start, but not as cold as we saw yesterday. more on those temperatures coming up. southbound interstate 280 is closed right now after a deadly accident. it happened near east moore road. here is news that arrived minutes ago, showing that scene. okay, we don't actually have

that video. take a look at the map there. good morning, sergeant, what happened here? >> at approximately 5:45, we received a call of a man walking in lanes in that particular area. a few minutes later, this man was struck by a gray toyota corolla, and suffered fatal injuries. based on the nature of this crash, because there was a loss of life, our investigation is going to be a little more complex, and extensive, that's why we've had all lanes closed right now. >> with you said he was walking along the freeway, or did he run into the lanes of traffic? >> he was actually walking along the lanes of traffic. we received calls from people who said they observed this person. unfortunately, at some point, this person was struck by a can corolla, and suffered fatal injuries. >> any idea who this is, or how

he got there? >> no, at this time-- [ no audio ] >> it appears we lost the sergeant. but once again, there was a pedestrian along the lanes of i- 280 southbound. those lanes were closed after the pedestrian was struck and killed by a vehicle. the search has been called off for a man who vanished in the waters of ocean beach near san francisco. witnesses say they saw an inflatable life raft carrying two men, and it got flipped by a wave. a coast guard helicopter searched for them, and rescue workers were able to pull one of them from the water. the coast guard says the search was called off overnight, because a person could not survive this long in those cold waters. we're also learning more about two teenage boys who died while scuba diving near monterey boy. the boys were both 17 years

old, and diving with 17 other people. the group noticed the boys were missing, so rescue crews began a search for them. they were found about 45 minutes later. the boys were football players at carson city high school, and both were talking ocean owing phi classes. planning to march again today. that march for jesus chuy campos. police are still searching for the two gunman. >> we can't even go out day or night. you can't go out with your kids safe, a lot of violence in oakland. >> oakland police don't have a good description of the killers, but they're looking

for a gray buick regal. it's been described as very clean. investigators tell ktvu two people started shooting at each other. one of the bullets ended up hitting the bistander in the leg. that person is expected to be okay. police were able to arrest the two shooters. the governor is touring the state, trying to clear the budget worries. a run to raise money for schools is getting underway. >> reporter: venitai run for education is run almost entirely by volunteers. you can see a lot of them are out here. they've already set up registration tables and very importantly, the payment

tables, andre stewart is the benicia school board president. this isn't the only district they're concerned about funding. thanks for talking to us this morning. there's a very strong possibility of another $5 billion in cuts in k through 12 education. what's the situation like here? >> it's pretty scary, we already have to make cuts, and now with the potential that the tax referendum will not go through, there's even deeper cuts we have to make. massive program cuts. >> governor jerry brown is touring the state, trying to drum up public support, but negotiations have already failed. how optimistic are you on getting a chance to vote for the tax extensions? >> unfortunately, i'll not very

optimistic. i think as parents and community members we have to support the schools. we have to fund this ourselves. >> reporter: do you think in the future, schools like yours will have to rely on public fundraisers like this? >> i think you're right. we don't have a choice. we have to take care of our own kids. >> reporter: what does the uncertainty do in terms of creating your budget for next year? >> it's literally impossible. it's just pencil and paper right now, and a hope. we're hoping things happen. we're hoping that the cuts are not as deep. it's kind of sad that you're hoping the cuts are not as deep to education. there really is no budget right now. >> reporter: we're going to stay out here at this run for education. this private fundraiser, as you heard the school board president mention, he thinks the future for a lot of fundraising across the state is

going to mean more private fundraisers like this one. democrats and republicans were able to avoid a government shut down this week, but the work is far from over. that budget deal now needs to be approved by congress. the house could start debating the spending plan tomorrow, with a vote coming on wednesday. once the house approves the plan, it would move to the senate. all of this needs to happen, before a short term spending plan expires. the president paid a visit to the lincoln memorial. he greeted surprised tourists. the spending plan had not been reached, the lincoln memorial, and other sites run by the parks service, would have been forced to close. >> because congress was able to settle its differences, that's why this place is open today, and everyone is able to enjoy their visit, and that's the kind of future cooperation, i

hope we have going forward. because this is what america is all about. >> reporter: after making those quick remarks, president obama went back down the memorial, shaking hands along the way. house speaker john boehner went to connecticut. >> how can you raise the debt limit without dealing with the problem. there's no plan to deal with the debt we're facing. i can just tell you this, there will not be an increase in the debt limit without something really, really big attached to it. >> boehner made the comments last night in stanford. it's annual gathering of connecticut republicans. ♪ [ music ] good morning to you, giving you a live look from bay point this morning. what a gorgeous sunrise we have there. some of us waking up with mostly clear skies. some of us waking up with mostly cloudy skies.

not dealing with any rain, but we are dealing with high and low clouds this morning. areas around san francisco, oakland, and san jose. watching low clouds roll over the area. they will be out of here later in the morning. for now, we've got them, and the winds generally light. an onshore breeze. west to southwesterly breeze reported in the area. right now, 12 miles per hour in oakland. a little breezy there. but just a calm, gentle breeze in areas around san francisco, and around the east bay as well. these winds hipping to bring in some -- helping to bring in some of the coastal clouds. areas around santa rosa, and napa. a chill one this morning. most of us not as bad. areas around livermore this morning, 10 degrees warmer than yesterday in some areas. we are looking at a pretty mild start, relatively speaking in some spots. 38degrees in areas around napa. definitely cold in parts of the north bay. 49 for oakland.

47degrees, redwood city, and 43 in areas along san jose. for today, high pressure still in place, but it's going to begin to weaken. temperatures may cool just a tad. partly cloudy. winds not as strong as yesterday, so a light breeze is what we are expecting. if you're going to be heading along the coastline, we are expecting the winds back. by tomorrow, we've got that scattered showers chance. especially over the north bay, through the first half of the day. models continue to show, it really doesn't look like much. we've got the clouds there. they didn't to pull out by the afternoon -- begin to pull out. we are partly cloudy for the afternoon. they'll be back tomorrow morning. but this here around ukiah at 10:00 a.m., still plans on sags its way south. bringing a very slight chance for a few sprinkles. your afternoon highs today, in the 60s. 63 for santa rosa. 64 for concord. into areas around san jose, 64

expected. 62 in redwood city. we round out the weekend, not a bad one. scattered clouds. temperatures right about where we should be this time of year. we will be mostly cloudy tomorrow. partly cloudy by the second half of the day. low 60s in the forecast, monday, tuesday, wednesday. finally rebounding thursday. a better shot at getting a little rain on wednesday. we'll show you that future model coming up. the san francisco giants are hoping for another win against the cardinals. today is also the day buster posey receive his rookie of the year award. before last night's game, the team took part in the long awaited world series ring ceremony. look at that. most of the players who were on the roster november 1 were there to receive the gold ring. hall of famers were also there. pitcher matt cain calls it a very emotional experience. >> i don't know that i saw

anybody, but i bet there had to be a couple of tears that got to the edge of the eyelid, and got pushed back. i know i definitely did. >> other bay area champions were invited to take part. steve youngs from the 49ers, and reggie jackson from the a's. the first game against the dodgers will be dedicated to bryan stow. stow remains recovering from a skull fracture. time now, 7:13. tomorrow marks one month since disaster struck japan. today, the grim task of recovering bodies continues. the midwest is hit by a tornado that left a path of destruction in a midwest town. the action iowa's governor took almost immediately. that's 880 in oakland. passing by the coliseum.

which will be busy today because of a free clinic going on all day.

welcome back, good morning to you. what a beautiful shot there of oakland. off to a cool start this morning. not quite as cold as yesterday. we are enjoying these nice dry conditions. people across the country are getting hit with some wild weather. people in a small iowa town are surveying damage this morning, after a tornado ripped through the area. it happened in mapleton last night. the tornado flipped through the town, destroying buildings, and even flattening a great elevator. no serious injuries have been reported. iowa's governor immediately made a disaster proclamation. , north dakota is getting hit with severe flooding this morning. volunteers gathered in fargo to

lay sandbags in hopes of saving homes and schools. the flood waters rose nearly 6 inches in some areas. time now 7:16. this weekend in japan. members of the u.s. military are working with japanese troops to help find the bodies of victims. 22,000 japanese troops, and about 110 u.s. troops are searching by land, air, and sea for bodies. it's not clear how many they will find. japanese say many of the victims have been washed out to sea, and will never be found. tomorrow marks one month since the earthquake and tsunami. they're holding a prayer vigil to remember the victims and survivers. it's going to be held in the peace plaza in japan town from 5:30 to 6:30. at ktvu.com, just click on the u.s. and world news tab, and you will find a link to a

special section. the cherry blossoms are in bloom. that means it's festival time in san francisco's japan town. ♪ [ music ] thousands of people turned out yesterday in and around peace plaza to enjoy music, dancing and other examples of japanese culture. this year, there's a black cloud around that festival, because of the issues in japan. >> we know the issues about the nuclear radiation threat. but there are hundreds of thousands still in emergency shelters and hundreds of thousands of children. thousands of people are in washington, d.c. this weekend for the annual cherry blossom festival there. ♪ [ music ] tourists flock to that city every year, for the two week long event which ends today.

it is considered the unofficial start to spring. they were a gift to the united states from japan in 1912. a 7-year-old arizona boy is dead after being hit in a possible gang related shooting. it happened friday night in tucson. police say the boy was at home with his babysitter, when two people started shooting people outside. the babysitter opened the front door, leading the child to run outside. the two men shooting at each other ended up hitting the little boy, killing him. >> it's going to be sad, because i'm not going to ever see him again. >> police later arrested the two men suspected of shooting the boy. at least one of them has known gang ties. recovery efforts are over in hawaii after a deadly fireworks explosion. it happened at the former military bunker which housed fireworks. yesterday, crews found two other victims, bringing the death toll to five. the cause of the explosion is

still under investigation. and the victim's identities will not be released until tomorrow. police say 22-year-old christopher childers brought a suspicious wooden box into a store, and yelled something about explosives. he was arrested a short time later. not far from the business. police say the box had a clock attached to it, but it did not have any explosives inside. if you notice commotion in the san marin area of nevada today, it is just a drill. that disaster response exercise will end at 5:15. police do not plan to close any street. time now is 7:20. a name change is close to being done for a major bay area airport. lightning at a north carolina dog show causes several injuries and one death. looking forward to another pleasant day for your sunday.

heading out to sunday later today, we'll have your extended forecast in just a moment.

there were some frightening moments for some on an alaska airlines flight. it turned around after striking a bird. none of the passengers or crew members were hurt. the passengers were put on another plane and made it safe to hawaii. terminal two will be ready for business in just a couple of days. it took three years to remodel that terminal. there are now workstations with power outlets for travelers laptops and electronics. it's also energy efficient, and is being called one of the greenest terminals in the nation. >> it's sexy. about as sexy as an airport terminal can get anyway. >> it's perfect for san francisco. you've got the whole napa

valley food thing. >> the latest remodel cost $383 million. sfo expects to upgrade its other terminals in the next five years. chuck reed wants to add silicon valley to the san jose airport to make it more attractive. a community set up by the mayor will look at marketing research. several people in north carolina are recovering from injuries this morning after they were hit by lightningment it happened yesterday during a dog show. all together, 9 people were struck. 7 of them had to go to the hospital. a dog was also killed. >> i was standing is there about 50 feet away. i felt the heat hit me. >> that's the darkest i've seen it in quite awhile. >> all of the injuries are being described as nonlife- threatening. take a look at the damage a lightning bolt caused inside a franklin, indiana home.

that bolt went straight to the roof of the home friday night, bringing the ceiling down, and sending white insulation everywhere. it's estimated those repairs are going to cost at least $75,000. rosemary orozco, we haven't had any of that recently, fortunately. >> fortunately, we've got a good looking day in store for you. it's going to be cool especially along the peninsula once again. looking at the upper 50s. a live look in san jose. looking at mostly cloudy skies this morning. sitting in the 40s. some of the clouds helping us capture some of yesterday's heat, and we're not as chilly as we started yesterday morning. but for the afternoon, partly cloudy skies, and mild once again. so patchy low clouds out there this morning. some high clouds as well. we're going to be with temperatures very similar to what we saw yesterday. the winds won't be as bad. by midweek, the possibility of showers returning to the area. we showed you a model earlier, showing maybe a few sprinkles tomorrow, that would be about

it. sunday streets for the afternoon, between 11 and 4:00, mid-50s, bring along the jacket. there's your extended forecast affirms. right about the seasonal averages, slightly below in some cases. we watch it come considerably close, especially the north bay. it will be for tomorrow, and then again, come wednesday morning may see the possibility of more scattered showers in the forecast. outside of that, we're mainly dry, and mild. back to you. time now, 7:26, it may be spring, but people in arizona are digging out from almost a foot of snow. the cold weather is causing problems for people traveling in and around sedona. the snow is expected to clear out today. one of the oldest books in the entire world turned up in an unlikely place. the town museum in sandee, utah held an antique workshop. that brought out one man who

wanted to find out more about a big book, handed down from his uncle. that turned out to be a copy of the nurenberg chronicles. >> i most assuredly, didn't expect to find this book today. >> it is estimated that book could be worth more than $100,000. the owner says he wants to sell it to a museum, or a library, where the public can see it. a bay area mother is under arrest, after police said she disappeared with her children. her husband tells us, what he thinks is behind that incident. school districts across the state may have to rely on more fundraisers like this, because of the threat of looming budget cuts.

right now, hundreds of people are getting ready to run to raise money for education. a cloud of uncertainty still hanging over school districts across the state. good morning, it's sunday, april 10, i'm john john sasaki. hundreds are getting ready to run to try to make it hurt just a little bit less. alley rasmus is there talking to people about the rough times

ahead. good morning, allie. >> reporter: i want to show you what is going on at this table behind me is the point of this event today. this is the payment table for the benicia run for education. this event helps raise money for the benicia school districts library and technology programs. the run raises about 40 to $50,000. benicia school district is facing a $3.5 million budget deficit. many of the parents here say they are concerned. they're obviously not the only school district in the state facing some financial troubles. many parents are worried about additional cuts. >> i'm worried because there's nothing left to cut. they've cut all the fat, there's nothing left except critical academics to cut. >> fortunately, i'm not very optimistic about it. i think there are a lot of

things happening in sacramento. i think the only choice we have as parents and community members is we have to support the schools. we have to fund this ourselves. >> reporter: governor jerry brown has been touring the state. yesterday, he was at riverside, california, trying to drum up tax extensions. if voters approved tax extensions, cuts to k through 12 education can be avoided. however, optimism for voters even getting a chance to approve those tax extensions are fading. the school board president says says he thinks school districts are going to have to have more fundraisers like this and rely on parents to continue. information on breaking news we are continuing to

follow this morning from daly city. southbound interstate 280 remains closed after a deadly accidented. it happened near east moore road. the highway patrol confirmed to us in the last 20 minutes this is a fatal hit and run accident. you're looking at new video in of the area that hub shut down. chp says a car hit the pedestrian and the driver ditched the car, and fled the scene. southbound 280 between east more and alameda boulevard closed. traffic moving at this point in the video. but there's some confuse about whether the lanes are all going to be closed. stay with ktvu for more on this breaking news. we'll bring you updates as we get them. a solano county more is in custody this morning after disappearing with two of her children for more than 21 hours.

she walked up to a guarded air force base and turned herself in with her 5-year-old and 10- year-old. on friday, she left with her children, after saying she was going to get some milk. turns out she spent all night friday night, driving around, occasionally stopping for fast food. >> i've had divorce paperwork for four weeks, but i just keep praying and hoping that something is going to happen. she's going to see that she needs to get some help. i don't want the family to be broken up. but i've told her for so long that's not what i want, but that's what she thinks. >> he added disturbing internet searches by his wifeincluding parents that kill children. deputies discovered the bodies of a man and woman yesterday afternoon inside west acres drive. the man and woman are said to

be in their 50s. no word yet on the relationship between the victims. new information on what may be a problematic gas pipeline running around the bay area. the pipeline that runs through south bay and up to san francisco has many of the same problems that plagued the pipeline that blew up in san bruno last september. one of those issues is at risk welds. pg and e has cut the pressure 20% in response to the san bruno disaster, but they may not be enough to ensure the pipeline's safety. city leaders are going to meet with the dutch tomorrow, and again on april 25, hoping to reach an agreement to exit bankruptcy. vallejo has laid off police and other city workers. the city is asking the court to reduce pension pay outs to retired city workers, and pay unsecured creditors far less than they're owed. tomorrow, dog advocates will head to city hall to

oppose new restrictions on where pets can be off their leashes. they say it's part of an effort to protect the environment. tomorrow's rally is scheduled for noon time. a free health clinic is providing services to peep without insurance once again this morning in oakland. thousands of people are at the oakland coliseum for a chance to sea a doctor, or dentist for free. it will continue until tuesday. some people camped out all night to be seen. the rain hit northern california this past winter and spring. it could make algae season extra painful this year. local doctors and pharmacists are busy right now with a rush of patients complaining about sneezing and other symptoms. one farmer says it's not the worst season he's seen, but it

looks to be worse than last year. good morning to you. a live look at san francisco this morning. close to the coast we have just a very light breeze at this hour. but we have an onshore breeze helping to bring in patchy low clouds this morning. off to a cool start, but not as chilly as yesterday. a few degrees in most cases. partly cloudy skies expected for the afternoon. another mild day when it comes to temperatures. we're not going to be as breezy as what we saw yesterday. for the week ahead, we're going to flirt with the possibility of scattered showers. ridge of high pressure still in place. if you look very closely, it's easy to see. we've got this weak front behind it. it's going to shove this ridge to the east over the next 12 to 24 hours. it's going to bring us a very slight chance for sprinkles. high clouds out there, in addition to low clouds we're seeing this morning.

the high clouds will stay with us most of the day. partly cloudy skies. by tomorrow, that chance for sprinkles, especially the north bay, sticking north of i-80. it's not going to be much if we do see any. a few hundredths to a tenth of an inch. it's going to be the north bay, and it looks like partly cloudy skies is what we're going to see. our temperatures are expected to be similar to what we're seeing today. widespread upper 30s around the bay. 48 for san francisco. 50 in hayward. 44 in fremont. some of that low cloud cover out there, and partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies, we're warming than what we saw in addition to the warm up yesterday. the winds change up a little bit. but we stay pretty much within that 5 to 10 mile-per-hour range. closer to the cost, 15 mile-per- hour expected. that's going to be what we'll see for the second half of the afternoon. partly cloudy skies in store for most of the day. 61 for oakland. 63 around fremont.

62 redwood city. 63 in santa rosa as the ridge begins to weakenght lows not to sitting in the 40s. typical for this time of year. as we get into wednesday, we have a better shot at seeing a few scattered showers in the forecast. not a huge deal, but most of us could be wet by that point. we continue to watch the feature models on that. if you're being to be playing today. we've got your daytime planner. time now 7:39. santa rosa police are preparing for a crackdown on officers. officers will be looking for violations related to red lights, seat belts and speeding. that will run through next sunday. last week, law enforcement agencies across the bay area began a crackdown on distracted drivers. this is the 101. you can see things moving along.

the sun is shining there. our problems in daly city on 280. headed in that direction, will you run into -- you will run into some problems. the sunday streets program. a closure from slowed boulevard to lincoln way. free bike rentals, and lawn mural painting are part of the festivities. if you're planning to drive across the golden gate bridge through san francisco this morning, don't be surprised to see some runners. right now, the u.s. half marathon, and 10k is underway. the route will take runners through aquatic park, through the presidio, and across the golden gate bridge. he was saying hi and bye to the walls.

>> a mother who ordered an apple juice for her son, realizes the drink is not juice at all.

good morning to you. what a gorgeous start to the day from the bay. patchy low clouds. a cool start out there, not too bad. on monday, deliberations will begin once again in the barry bonds trial. let's talk about this. are you surprised? they deliberated all day

friday. are you surprised they didn't come back with a decision? >> in the exactly. but it is significant, in a case with relatively simple facts, they've been out a day and a half. it tells me there's some, at least two groups that are pretty dug into their perspective decisions. >> they wanted to hear more read back from cathy who talked about her conversation with you know, anderson, and maybe seeing this kind of injection, and they wanted to know more about, you know, just some of this witness testimony. what does that tell you about? >> that's right. as you know, jury read backs can either mean, gee i'm trying to get more that tells to this other group. or it could be trying to tell the other group, you're wrong. this proves what i'm saying, or disproves what you're saying. the fact they are focused on cathy hoskins is interesting.

of all the main people testifying, she's probably the one with the least amount of baggage, and said she directly saw an injection going into barry bonds' belly button. >> maybe two sides who are dug in. where does that go? who does that bode well for? prosecution or defense? >> at this point, it's interesting. i would have one answer, if this were just a regular try for joe schmoe. but because this is a high profile media trial, the intense pressure on the jurors it reach a verdict, to not just throw up their hands and say, we can't reach a verdict. which would obviously favor the defendants. all of these folks have to go back to their community who all know they were serving on the barry bonds trial, and have to explain what happened. they don't want to go back--

>> do you think they just took the weekend, because may be they were close? >> that's always a possibility. in my experience, if that is what happened, they're probably leaning towards conviction on at least something. >> rich matthews. jury consultant, thanks again as always for your insight this morning. >> my pleasure. time now is 7:45, let's turn now to other news. >> to another high profile case in the bay area. the chauncey bailey murder trial. the man who is accused of killing devontae broussard. wikileaks founder julian assange says whistle-blowers make the world saver. the wikileaks founder says there is no need for seekry by

the government and the iraq war should be exposed. >> we all found out about evidence, but when did we find out? we found out after the war had already started. much later on. it's been one year since poeland lost its -- poland lost its president in a deadly plane crash. they marked a somber anniversary tomorrow, by attending a memorial and a mass. the violence is growing in israel this weekend as -- the continuing clashes are increasing the possibility of a full scale war.

israeli officials are slowing the air strikes will continue as long as the rocket attacks persist. seven people are dead, and 15 others are injured after a shooting at a crowded mall in the netherlands nearamsterdam. witnesses say the 24-year-old had a machine gun and appeared to be shooting randomly. his mother found a suicide note, but it did not give a motive. applebees is working to find out how a toddler was given alcohol at one of its restaurants. it happened in michigan. a woman says she ordered her 15- month-old son apple juice. >> he was saying hi and bye to the walls. we thought he was just sleeping. >> the woman opened cup, and realized her son was drinking alcohol with margarita mix. he was taken to the hospital, where they learned his alcohol level was .10 over the legal

limit for an adult driver. he is doing okay. a 2-year-old was served margarita mix in a sippy cup from an antioch applebees. at the time, the restaurant said they were kept in identical containers and said the server got confused. in the wake of that incident, the restaurant said it changed its policy. spring like weather in the forecast for your sunday. we'll take a look at your afternoon highs. what you can expect for the week ahead, when we may actually see rain return to the area.

a small plane crash in southern california sent four people to the hospital. it crashed into a storage facility. that crash is being

investigated. managers at newark liberty international airport say security has slowly diminished over the years. the report says workers are under staffed and not focused on their jobs. there were at least a half dozen incidents where security was breached in just the first two months of this year. in one incident, the ashes of a dead dog was loaded onto a jet,despite not having been screened. >> if we're going to be intrucive, let's be 100%, rather than 50%, that's where we're at. >> they also trained more people to handle the body scanners that were installed last fall. part of the world trade center will be used for a memorial in downtown indianapolis. the permanent memorial will honor those who died in the september 11 terror attacks in 2001. the monument will be dedicated on the tenth anniversary of

those attacks. 7:52. firefighters in texas are bracing for the worst as dry as windy conditions fuel a fast moving wildfire. the fires burned up to 125 square miles in west texas. a second wildfire has forced some evacuations. hundreds took to the streets in san francisco to honor the late cesar chavez. ♪ [ music ] >> it was the 11th annual festival. chavez, a mexican american fought for workers rights,. >> cesar chavez is a role model, someone who sacrificed his life for the rights of workers, and is an inspiration to us all. >> chavez died in 1993.

the 20th annual special olympics northern california track and field meet. the event is at carton field on menlow school campus. opening ceremonies are set for 10:00 a.m. this morning. a basketball clinic has raised thousands of dollars for charity. it was a benefit game at lainy college yesterday. the event was organized by the oakland police officers association and the best route foundation. a nonprofit set up by nfl player davon bess. he is now a wide receiver for the miami dolphins. >> i wanted to show the support and love for our local high schools. i know they may be losing their sports programs because of the economy and the recession. i feel like god put in in a situation to do something about it it. >> it was a close game.

the nfl team won by just 2 points, 70-68. the organizer says the event raised at least $5,000 for the foundation. yesterday started off cool. >> good morning to you, it will be very similar to jed. some of us felt the winds kick up. we're not going to see as breezy of a day. a live shot there. we got a little bit of haze and low cloud cover. reporting those low clouds coming off the coast. some of us waking up with high clouds. you can see, widespread 40s out there, upper 30s, once again, santa rosa, as well as napa. a few degrees warmer than yesterday. it's going to feel pretty good, if you have to be outdoors this morning. even oakland, checking in at 50 degrees this morning. if you have lunch plans outdoors, mid-50s to low 60s.

we will be with that filtered sunshine. a weak, weak system approaches the area. upper 50s, low to mid-60s in area forecast for the afternoon. some of us right about what we saw yesterday. some of us slightly cooler. all in all, a good looking day. low to mid-60s, monday, tuesday, into wednesday. thursday looks to be the warmest day of the extended forecast here through there. 68 in the afternoon. widespread low 40s. tomorrow morning, a weak system will be rolling through the area. not looking at much rain. back to you. time now, 7:56. apple is looking to problems with the new verizon ipad 2. some customers say they can't connect to their 3g wireless network. in response, apple issued a statement saying only a small

group of customers is having the issues. a new study says tennessee is the happiest state in the union. that is based on happy words showing up in twitter feeds belonging to people who live in the state. common words are thanks, love, and happy birthday. 7:56, the people in virginia beach in one neighborhood are still buzzing about their run in with a black bear. that bear was on the loose for two days before he's captured. he is seen running from one backyard to another. one man and his wife could not believe it. >> he's in between our house and the house for sale next to us. and he's running to the backyard, trying to figure out what to do. whether he's going to jump the fence, or stay there. hearing all the noises from helicopters and cars, and so forth. people kind of going crazy out there. >> that bear ran up a tree as crowds of people watched him. animal control officers tried to get him down.

they eventually had to shoot him with a tranquilizer gun, and carefully lowered him to the ground. we're keeping an eye on a fatal hit-and-run, that shut down lanes of a bay area freeway. marching in memory of an oakland homicide victim. what friends and family are are calling for in the wake of a murder.

the search is on this morning for a hit-and-run driver who killed a pedestrian in daly city. a ten hour search for a missing boater. what we learned last night about that operation. school districts across the state may have to rely more on fundraisers like this. coming up, we'll tell you what school administrators have to say about the possibility of state cuts to education. good morning, welcome to mornings on 2. i'm john sasaki. >> i'm claudine wong. it is sunday, april 10. we want to start off with a check on your weather. >> partly cloudy to mild. winds shouldn't be ago strons. temperatures sitting in the upper 50s, low 60s. this morning, we're not as chilly as what we saw yesterday. we're going to bring you

current temperatures in just a few moments. we're continuing to follow developing news from daly city. investigators are cleaning up the scene on interstate 280 after a deadly crash. the crash happened just about 5:45 this morning near east moore road. this is a hit-and-run crash. officers say the car hit a pedestrian in the lanes of traffic before the driver ditched the car, and fled the scene. officers continue to search for that driver at this hour. overnight, we learned the search has been called off for a man who vanished in the waters near ocean beach in san francisco. the man disappeared after his sail boat capsized. witnesses saw an inflatable raft being carried away by a wave. rescue workers were able to pull one of them, a 52-year-old man from the water. he was suffering from hypothermia. a person could not survive this long in those cold waters. we're learning more about

two teenage boys who died while scuba diving in monterey bay. the boys were diving with 17 other people. the group noticed the boys were missing, so rescue divers began searching for them. they were found about 45 minutes later. the boys were football players at carson city high school. autopsies are set for tomorrow. san francisco police are investigating a shooting in the mission district that send an innocent bystander to the hospital. it happened just before 2:00 this morning on 16th street and alabama. investigators tell ktvu, that's where two people started shooting at each other. one of the boys ended up hitting the bystander in the leg. that person is expected to be okay. police were able to arrest those two shooters. friends and family of the oakland man shot and killed outside his restaurant are planning to marne today. that march will start at 6:00 tonight. yesterday, hundreds of

people marched down international boulevard in honor of campos. police are still looking for the two gunmen. >> especially because we can't even go out day or night. you can't go out with with your kids safe. >> oakland police don't have a good description of the killers, but they're looking for a 2000 gray buick regal. the lawmaker and governors are touring the state. all the uncertainty is making things tough for public agencies and school districts. a run to raise money for schools is getting underway. >> reporter: i want to show you the video from where we're standing, there's a pretty large crowd out here. they've signed up about 1200 people to take part in the run for education. the 10k portion of this race is about to get started. we should start seeing a crowd of people lining up to start

the 10k. i can tell you, just about every parent i've talked to this morning say they are worried about cuts to public education funding. the state of california has to cut another $15 billion from its budget. $5billion that could come from k through 12 education. it is expected to raise between 40 to $50,000. organizers say that definitely helps, but this school district is facing a $3.5 million deficit. it is not the only district having this problem. many other school districts across the state are also facing financial troubles. >> we're proud of what we've worked hard to earn, but you know, when you're talking about $3 million to it cut, you just can't squeeze any more out of the parents. it's really getting bad. >> reporter: governor brown and

other leaders are talking about big cuts to education. governor jerry brown says those cuts can be avoided if voters approve tax extensions. many school district administrators and parents say they're not optimistic that ever ever happen. the school board president taking part in the 10k is somewhere in this crowd right now. he told me when i talked to him earlier, he said the future for funding for school districts is going to have to mean more public fundraisers like the ones taking place. new information this morning on what may be a problematic gas pipeline running around the bay area. that pipeline runs through the south bay and up to san francisco. and has many of the same problems that plagued the pipeline that exploded in san bruno. one of those issues is at risk wells. pg and e has cut the pipeline

pressure by 20%. a man is in jail after making a false bomb threat. police arrested 22-year-old christopher childers yesterday. police say he put down a wooden box and left, he then came back yelling something about explosives and left again. police determined the wooden box was harmless. they later spotted him nearby and arrested him. democrats and republicans were able to avoid a shut down this weekend, but the deal is far from over. the budget deal now needs to be approved by congress. the house could start debating tomorrow. once the house approves the plan, it would move to the senate. all of this needs to happen before a short term spending plan expires on friday. the president greeted surprised tourists. if the spending deal had not been reached, the lincoln

memorial would have been forced to close. >> i just want to say real quick, because congress was able to settle its differences, that's why this place is open today and everybody is able to enjoy their visit. that's the kind of future cooperation i hope we have going forward. because this is what america is all about. >> after making those quick remarkets, president obama went back down the steps, shaking hands all the way. >> john boehner went to connecticut, and promised more tough showdowns with the president. >> how can you raise the debt limit without dealing with the problem? there's no plan to deal with the debt we're facing. i can just tell you this. that there will not be an increase in the debt limit without something really, really big attached to it. >> he made the comments last

night in stanford. it's annual gathering of connecticut republicans. good morning to you, a live look at san jose there. we're dealing with high clouds, as well as low clouds rolling over the area this morning. a nice mild onshore push. you can see that wind light, southerly, and southwesterly. right around oakland, as well as fairfield. calm in areas around livermore. mostly clear skies this morning. not as cold as what we saw yesterday. we'll check in on those in just a few moments. waking up again with partly cloudy skies. because of those cloudy conditions, we're a lot warmer in some areas, including livermore. 46degrees. 5degrees warmer or so. hayward, nearly 10 degrees warmer. 51 at this moment.

even santa rosa, and napa rebounding? now 42 in napa. we will have a very mild day. we're going to continue with dry weather at least for the next day or so. then a few changes in the forecast as we head back to work on monday. high clouds in and out of the area. again, ahead of a very weak system that will continue to break down the high pressure hinging over us -- hanging over us for today. upper 50s, to mid-60s. very similar to yesterday. the winds not expected to be as strong as what we saw. we will see a little bit of a breeze in for the afternoon. by tomorrow, we're watching this system here. not going to bring us a lot of rain, but will increase our cloud cover. temperatures will remain mild. in fact, we're not looking at a big drop for tomorrow. it will be similar what we see for today. the rain forecast, i want to show you what's going on here. rolling you through the afternoon. we are going to be partly cloudy. mostly clear for today. by tomorrow morning, waking up with this right off the coast. but it weakens, as it moves ashore. 10:00a.m., it's off the coast

here. areas right around port reyes still not seeing it. by noon time it starts to move through. will we see rain out of this? maybe a few sprinkles. we're not expecting much. it is likely to stay north of i- 80, as well as the golden gate bridge. low 60s in the forecast. very similar to yesterday. looking at 63 for mountain view. 64 in san jose. perhaps a tad cooler in some spots. in your extended forecast, there you have it. temperatures not going to budge much at all. 68 in the forecast thursday. between now and then, the low 60s for the afternoon. in between partly cloudy skies and mostly sunny skies. a better chance for rain coming in. time now is 8:10. if you are planning to drive across the golden gate bridge and through afternoon this morning, don't be surprised if you see a few runners. right now, the u.s. marathon and 10k is underway. it's going to take runners

through the presidio and across the golden gate bridge. free bike rentals, bike repairs and wall mural paintings are part of the events. sunday streets is held through september. wildfires are raging out of control in texas. how many acres have burned? in san francisco, the giants celebrate a big walkoff win hours after receiving their big win. let's take you outside. no major problems to report there. traffic is moving smoothly.

good morning to you, there they are, those low clouds over the bay. we're looking at the partly cloudy skies for the afternoon. well firefighters are bracing for the worst as dry and windy conditions fuel a fast moving wildfire. the fire has burned up to 125 square miles in west texas. a second wildfire in fort davis has forced some evacuations. that fire has burned 1600 acres. recovery efforts are over in hawaii after a deadly fireworks explosion. it happened at a former military bunker housing fireworks. four people were found dead immediately after the blast. yesterday, crews found two other bodies. the victims identities will not

be released until tomorrow. seven people are dead, and 15 others are injured after a shooting at a crowded mall in the netherlands, near a.amsterdam. witnesses say the 24-year-old had a machine gun and appeared to be shooting randomly. his mother found a suicide note, but didn't give a motive for the shooting. the violence is growing in israel, as palestinian militants fired rockets. the escalating series of strikes and counter strikes have killed 18 gazans. israeli officials are vowing the air strikes will continue as long as the rocket strikes persist. members of the military are working with japanese troops to help find the bodies of earthquake victims. japanese officials say many of

the victims were washed out to see, and will never be found. tomorrow marks one month since the earthquake and tsunami in japan. the bay area, japanese community is holding a prayer service tomorrow night to remember the victims and the survivers. mayor ed lee, and the council general are expected along with hundreds of others. it's going to be held in the peace plaza. you can find more coverage of the crisis in japan on our website, that's ktvu.com. click on the u.s. and world news tab, and you're going to find a special link to our special section. the cherry blossoms are in bloom. that means it's festival time in japan town, thousands of people turned about. this year, there is a black cloud hanging over the celebration because of a disaster in japan. numerous organizations are raising money for that relief effort. >> there's still a lot of

suffering going on there. we know the issues about the nuclear radiation threat, but there are hundreds of thousands still in emergency shelters and over 100,000 children. >> the 44th annual cherry blossom festival in northern california continues in san francisco today and runs through next weekend. thousands of people are in washington, d.c. this weekend for the annual cherry blossom festival there. tourists flock toed city every year for the event which ends today. there are 30,000 cherry blossom trees that were a gift from japan in 1912. the san francisco giants magical opening home weekend continues. they have pulled off a second walk off win in as many days. last night's hero was miguel tejada. it was dropped by center

fielder colby rasmus. the giants win 3-2, and get their first series victory of the season. just hours before that big win, the team took part in the long awaited world series ring ceremony. most of the players who were on the roster november 1 were there to receive the gold rings. fall of famers, willie mays, willie mccovey, were also there. and pitcher matt cain called it all an emotional experience. >> there had to be a couple of tears that got to the edge of the eyelid and got pushed back. i know i definitely did. >> other champions were invited to take part in the ceremony. including steve young from the 49ers and reggie jackson from the a's. there's still no word on any arrests in the case of a giants fan severely beaten outside dodger stadium over a week ago, coming up, how both the giants and dodgers will honor bryan stow in san francisco and los angeles.

the oakland a's came out on top in a close game. brian fuentes nailed down his second save of the season. i want to show you a bear on the loose for two days before he was captured. you can see him running from one backyard to another. one man and his wife looked out the window, and couldn't believe what they saw. >> as we both look out there. he's in between our house and the house for sale next to us. he's running threw the backyard, figuring out what he's going to do. he's hearing all the noises from helicopters and cars and so forth, people kind of going crazy out there. >> the bear ended up running up a tree, and crowds of people watched as the animal control officers tried to get him down. they eventually had to get him

down shooting him with a tranquilizer gun. another instance of a toddler given alcohol at an applebees. how the boy's mother discovered it. waking up slightly warmer this morning. we'll take a look at current temperatures. what you can expect for the afternoon. and we have your forecast.

people in a small iowa town are surveying the damage after a tornado ripped through the

area. it happened in mapleton, last night. no serious injuries have been reported. iowa's governor immediately made a disaster proclamation. several people in north carolina are recovering from injuries this morning after they were hit by lightning. it happened yesterday morning at the burke county fairgrounds at a dog show. all in all, nine people were struck and seven of them had to go to the hospital. a dog was also killed. >> i felt the heat hit me. >> it's a pretty intense storm. that's the darkest i've seen it in quite a while coming across morgan town. >> all of the injuries are described as nonlife- threatening. take a look at this video from this house. the damage inside this house caused by a lightning bolt. this is in franklin, indiana. it brought down all the insulation, sending it everywhere. now the homeowners need to stay

with relatives. it is estimated the repairs are going to cost at least $75,000. time to check in with rosemary orozco. it's going to be a nice sunday maybe? >> nothing that frightening. we've got a nice day in store for you. partly cloudy skies as we start the day. we'll end the day partly cloudy as well. just a haze out over the cost. we're watching low clouds roll in over san francisco. we have high clouds, but it's the filtered sunshine that we really don't mind. a cool day by the coastline there. if you're headed out to golden gate park, mid- to upper 50s for the afternoon. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. could be a little breezy by the coast. that wouldn't be a surprise. make sure you bring along a jacket. 64 expected in concord for the afternoon. 60degrees for san rafael. the extended forecast, your warmist day looks to be

thursday. between now and then, sitting in the low to mid-60s. seasonal for this time of year. scattered clouds in the forecast for today. we will turn mostly cloudy for tomorrow. at least the first half of the afternoon. maybe a sprinkle tuesday into wednesday. looking pretty good. by wednesday afternoon, the possibility of a few scattered showers. this system looks tock put together, so we'll look forward to that scattered chance. in the meanwhile, thursday looking good, and a sneak peek, the weekend looking good as well. north dakota is getting hit with severe flooding this afternoon. flood waters rose nearly 6 inches in some areas. waist deep right there too. some say it is the worst flooding they have ever seen. it may be spring but some are digging out from snow. the snow is expected to clear

up today. appear the bees -- applebees is working with police to find out how a toddler was given alcohol at one of its restaurants. in michigan, a woman said she ordered her 15-month-old son an apple juice. she began to get suspicious after he started drinking it. >> he was saying hi and bye to the walls, and started laying his head down on the table. >> the woman says she opened up the cup and realized her son was drinking an alcoholic margarita mix. the boy was taken to the hospital, where they learned his alcohol level was .1 over the limit for an adult driver. he is now doing okay. a similar incident happened here for years ago. at that time, the restaurant said the apple juice and the margarita mix were being kept

in identical containers and said the server got confused. the restaurant changed that policy. two children are home safe after their mother disappeared with them for more than 24 hours. what the boy's father found that says made him worried for his their safety.

hundreds of people in benicia have laced up their running shoes. the jobs of dozens of administrators could be on the chopping block. welcome back to mornings on 2.

i'm claudine wong. >> i'm john sasaki. southbound interstates in daly city just reopened 10 minutes ago, after a fatal hit-and-run crash. it happened just after 5:45 east more avenue. that pedestrian died from his injuries be and the driver fled the scene on foot. the highway patrol is looking for the driver. overnight we learned the search has been called off for a man who died in ocean beach off san francisco. witnesses say an inflatable life raft carrying two men flipped by a wave. rescue workerser able to carry one from the water. a woman is in police custody after disappearing with her children for more than 41 hours. she walked up to a guard at travis air force base last

night and turned herself in with her 5-year-old, and 10- year-old with her. on few, stewart left her fairfield home with the children, saying she was going to get some milk. she drove all night, occasionally stopping for fast food. >> i had divorce paperwork for four weeks. but i keep praying and hoping that something is going to happen. she's going to see that she needs to get some help. i don't want the family to be broken up, but i've told her for so long that's not what i wanted. >> he added that he discovered disturbing internet searches by his wife. including parents who killed their children. a marin county woman has been abandoned. she was arrested on an unrelated traffic stop. the grandmother said her

daughter sent a text message saying she was homeless and couldn't keep the girls. the girls are now in child protective services, because the grandmother also could not care for them. santa clara sheriff's office is trying to determine what caused the death of two in cupertino. the man and woman are said to be in their 50s. tomorrow, the giants are going to kick off their sere against the dodge -- series against the dodgers. that first game is going to be dedicated to bryan stow. the public is being asked to show up and donate money to

stow's medical fund. as school districts across the state weigh in for sacramento, budget cuts are going to have to be made. allie rasmus is live. >> reporter: there are about 1200 people who signed up to take part in the benicia run for education. a large crowd of people that had been out hear on the grass just took off from the starting line across the street. the benicia run for education helps raise 40 to $50,000 for the school district. but the district is facing a $3.5 million deficit for this year. the school board president says the district isn't the only one facing financial troubles. this is something that troubling school districts across the state. he fears the problem is only going to get worse. the state of california has to cut another $15 billion from its budget this year.

about $5 billion of that is expected to possibly come through k through 12 education. >> unfortunately, i'm not very optimistic about it. but i think the only choice we have as patients and as community members, we have to support the schools. we have to fund this ourselves. we can't count on the state. >> reporter: governor jerry brown says those cuts can be avoided if voters approve tax extensions. many are not optimistic that will happen. so the school board president you just heard explain, says in the future, he thinks more school districts will have to rely on private fundraisers like this. governor jerry brown has wrapped up his tour of gop friendly areas in the state as he tries to get support for tax

extensions. saying the extenses are needed to support education. he accused gop lawmakers making the budget worse by protecting big businesses. >> the special tax break for the biggest and richest and cash rich companies in the world. i put out more pension reform than anybody else out there in sacramento. >> brown wants to get the tax extensions for a special election. he needs to get four republicans to give their okay. a hawaii bound plane took off for sacramento, but was forced to turn around, after striking a bird. none of the 163 passengers or crew members was injured. passengers were put on another plane and made it to hawaii safely. a free health clinic. thousands of people are at the

oakland coliseum right now. this is a four day health clinic organized by a nonprofit group called remote area medical, and it's going to continue until tuesday. some people camped out all night just for a chance to be seen. all of the medical professionals are volunteers and all of the supplies were donated. tomorrow dog advocates will focus on whether animals can be off leash. they say it's part of an effort to protect the environment. tomorrow's rally is scheduled for noon time. good morning to you. giving you a nice look there of all that sunshine from bay point this morning. just a few clouds overhead. high clouds streaming through for today. some of us dealing with a little low cloud cover. bring along the shades. if you're headed to the coast,

you may need a light jacket. westerly in oakland right now 7 miles per hour. southerly wind in san francisco, 5. calm in livermore. so partly cloudy skies in and around san jose. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy in livermore. areas around the north bay, mostly clear as we start the morning. temperatures not as cold as we saw yesterday. take a look. we're looking at 50 degrees already in areas around oakland. san francisco also checking in. 50degrees. we're look at 48 for areas around palo alto. 45 for san jose. nap gentleman sitting at 42 degrees. 41 for santa rosa. with very light winds at this time. the ridge of high pressure still in place over our area. we're going to enjoy mild weather. this system here, just the tail end going to clip us by tomorrow. that's going to bring the

possibility of maybe a few sprinkles. for today, upper 50s, mid-60s for the afternoon. winds won't be as strong. it will be between a mix of sunshine and clouds. most will be the high he clouds that we don't mind so much. temperatures are really going to remain very similar to what we've seen. not going it knock back temperatures very much. but we may get a sprinkle or two. our forecast as we roll into sunday. partly cloudy, mostly clear skies in the overnight hours, we could begin to cloud up once again like we saw this morning. the rain right off the coast. it takes most of the afternoon before it moves through. you notice as it does move through, it washes out. we don't see a lot of rain through our area. a better opportunity of scattered showers wednesday. 61 in oakland. upper 50s, approximate low 60s for the coast.

63degrees in fremont. extended forecast here. a mild one in store for your afternoon. notice our temperatures don't budge very much. tuesday into wednesday, we remain with the same numbers. but that chance for rain again it looks like the fran. it moves through fairly quickly. by thursday, we're dry, and wednesday we're warm. if you've got lunch plans today, we've got your forecast coming up in a moment. more than 100 athletes are competing today in atherton. it's the special olympics meet. the event is at carton field. the opening ceremonies are at 10:00 a.m. a basketball game between oakland police and nfl players has raised thousands of dollars for charity. it was a benefit game yesterday. the event was organized by the oakland police officers foundation.

a nonprofit set up by nfl player devon bess. he is now a wide receiver for the dolphins. >> i wanted to show the support and love for our local high schools. i know they may be losing their sports programs because of the recession and the economy: >> it was a close game. the nfl team won by just two points. 70-68. the event raised at least $5,000 for the foundation. hundreds took the streets in san francisco to honor the late cesar chavez. this was the 11th annual cesar chavez parade and festival. chavez fought for workers rights and cofounded the united farm workers foundation. >> cesar chavez is a role

model. he is an inspiration to us all. fighting for social justice. >> chavez died in 1993. march 31 is caesar chavez day in eight states including california. i want to take you outside. a look at the golden gate bridge. a few minutes ago, we thought we could see runners in the far left hand conner of your screen. a little hard to see. there is a half marathon going on right now. if you're crossing that way, watch out for those runners. óa

good morning to you. a live look at san francisco there. the bay bridge. a beautiful start to the day. some sitting in the upper 50s, low 60s for this afternoon. the former egyptian president, is speaking for the first time since ousted from power. he denied he abused his authority to get rich. he also said he is willing to cooperate in any investigation to prove he does not own property abroad or have foreign bank accounts. it's been one year since poland lost its president in a

plane crash. the president-elect and 95 others died when the plane went down in russia. family members and mourners marked the event yesterday with a mass. a plane last power during its approach to camarillo airport, and crashed into a storage facility. the crash is being investigated. part of the world trade center will be used for a memorial in downtown indianapolis. a police escort brought two huge beams from the towers. it will honor those killed in the attack. the monument is going to be dedicated on the tenth anniversary of the attacks. a 7-year-old boy is hit and killed in a possible gang related shooting. police say the boy was at home with his babysitter when two

people began shooting outside. the two men shooting at each other, ended up hitting the little boy, and killing him. >> it's going to be kind of sad, because i'm not going to see him ever again. just a few days ago, i saw him playing basketball. >> police later alefted the two men suspected of shooting the 7- year-old boy. at least one of them has known gang ties. after a full day of deliberating without reaching a verdict. jurors in the barry bonds perjury trial will be back at it again tomorrow. right now, where do you see this trial going from here? >> i see it ending tomorrow because the jury asked friday to read cathy hoskins testimony back. that's going to be important. she said that she saw barry shoot steroids. she says she saw him injected by greg anderson. >> it was also a recording of greg anderson they wanted to

hear as well. >> there was. there was a secret tape made by stevey hoskins. steve made a secret tape of greg anderson saying on that tape greg anderson says on the tape, i shot barry up, and i shot him over over his body so he didn't develop cysts. that coupled with cathy's testimony may lead to a guilty verdict on that one count. >> if you represented barry bonds, how would you be feeling right now? >> not very good in that one count. they did a wonderful job of defending him. they gave a good closing argument. they could win in this case. they could win one count at least, i think. but if they win, it's going to be an ugly one for them. >> if they win, what ends up

happening to barry bonds? >> the judge has put them on house arrest for somewhere between 4 to 6 months. i don't see a lot happening to barry. that is why they didn't put him on the witness stand number 1, i would think barry might implode. if a judge felt he didn't tell the truth, and he was convicted even on one count, then she would put him in jail. >> the trial has been taking forever to get to this point. your thoughts that it could be just 4 to 6 months of house arrest, and what that means for the government. >> i've got to tell you, a lot of people are thinking, why did we waste a lot of money on this? barry bonds and the steroids is going to effect his getting into the hall of fame. remember, even if barry said, well barry does say, i didn't

knowingly take steroids. taking those steroids helped his baseball career. helped his average. the people that vote for the hall of fame are going to go, you took steroids knowingly, or not knowingly, we don't care. that's going to effect our vote in this. a lot of people are wondering why we spent millions of our tax dollars in pursuit of barry bonds. >> thank you very much for joining us today. time now is 8:48. in oakland, the confessed killer of chauncey bailey will take the stand tomorrow. he has testified that youssif bay iv ordered the killing because of a story about the bakery. bay ask charged with antwan macky on charges connected to the death bailey and two other men in 2007. julian assange said whistle blowers make the world safer. he said there is no need for

secrecy by the government, and it should be exposed. >> we all found out about evidence. when did we find out? we found out about after the war had already started. much later on. >> wicky leaks caused a major uproar last year. city leaders are going to meet with a judge tomorrow and then again on april 25. hoping to reach an agreement to exit bankruptcy. vallejo declared chapter 9 bankruptcy. the city is asking the court to reduce pension pay outs to retired city workers. the board of the new york stock exchange will meet today to discuss a takeover bid from the owners of nasdaq. the offer is about $1.6 billion

more than the offer accepted from a german company. but analysts say the new york stock exchange is skeptical regulators would allow the deal. an open house yesterday in advance of the first flights scheduled on thursday. it took three years to remodel the terminal. the new terminal is energy efficient and is being called one of the greenest terminals in the nation. >> it's sexy. about as sexy as an airport terminal can get anyway. >> american airlines and virgin america will operate at the terminal. sfo expects to upgrade its other terminals in the next five years year. the 87-year-old building at

5th and mission streets already houses some interpreter start ups. they're talking about turning the office space into a high- tech innovation center. we're finding out which state has the happiest tweets, acoring to a new study. -- according to a new study. get out and about. we'll tell you what you can expect for your afternoon highs today.

a 21-year-old irish man as at the top of the masters board. rory has been in the lead since the first round. here he is with a great shot yesterday. tiger woods did struggle in the 3rd round, he's 7 back, and phil mickelson is 9 shots back. a monterey man suspected of breaking into a pharmacy fell asleep on the job. deputies responded to a burglary alarm. officials say he pried open the front door to enter the store. nothing was taken from the pharmacy. tennessee is the happiest state in the union, that's based on the positive words showing up in twitter feeds wronging to people who live in the state.

the words include thanks, love, and birthday. the happiest nation in the world is said to be germany. people have been lining up for the chance to see the egyptian cobra who went missing for a week last month. she was found not far from her tank and went back on display in the reptile house yesterday. the public was invited to come up with names for the cobra, and came up with missing in action. or mia for short. >> i'd go see her in the exhibit. >> she is only two feet long, eventually she is going to grow to more than seven feet long. a town museum in sandy, utah held an antiques road show to invite people to find out how much their stuff is worth. that led one man to bring a big book handed down from his uncle. it turned out to be a cop just

nurrenberg chronicles. it's estimated the book could be worth more than $400,000. it's 8:56. if you're headed out the door, rosemary is working on a gorgeous sunday for us today. >> temperatures climbing as we speak into the 9:00 hour. mid-40s, to mid-50s. for your lunchtime, closer to the coast, sitting in the mid- 50s. low 60s already in some spots around the midland areas. santa rosa, napa, san jose in the low 60s today. 61 in oakland. 61 in san mateo. the temperatures similar to yesterday. maybe a tad cooler. by tomorrow, the possibility of some of us looking up at a few sprinkles. a few hundredth, especially over the north bay. temperatures in the low 60s for

the afternoon. a very mild forecast. come wednesday, scattered showers look to be a better possibility. thursday, we rebound nicely. 68degrees expected in the afternoon. >> spring showers for those mayflowers. >> going to bring snow to the sierras again? >> the snow levels are go to remain high. >> there's plenty up there. we'll follow all of your needs all day long on ktvu.com. >> have a great day. ♪ [ music ]