department spokesman within the hour and we are learning more about the deadly hit and run that happened along the masonic and golden gate. violence erupting during cinco de mayo celebrations. how police responded and what the damage looks like this morning. osama bin laden is gone but his threats live on. what people in the downtown amtrak station think about plans to attack the rail station. and this morning what al qaeda is saying about terrorism and america. the morning news continues. good morning, thank you for joining us on this friday, may 6th i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. welcome to a brand new day. let's check weather and traffic. >> thank you very much. fog bank is back so that means cooler for those closer to the coast and around the bay. still upper 70s and low 80s

inland. but we are away from the 90s. if you are over in that fog it will be a cool day. weekend forecast coming up shortly. now to sal. traffic on interstate 80 looks pretty good. if you are driving from fairfield and vacaville all the way to berkeley the ride should be pretty normal. also we are looking at the san mateo bridge. let's see if the fog is around here as well. just use care. let's go back to the desk. thank you. we have developing news for you coming from san francisco. a suspected drunk driver hit and killed a pedestrian then crashed right outside st. mary's medical center. police have begun giving -- have been giving up details to jade hernandez. >> reporter: 60 miles an hour or more. right now san francisco fire department is washing down the streets. that is part of what is going on here.

we are live along the masonic between golden gate and turk. police say they have collected evidence from four different locations. here where the hit and run took place along masonic between golden gate and turk, clayton, and fell, and straighter street. this is the honda which police say struck and killed the pedestrian crossing turk around 2:30 this morning. the suspect the drunk driver never slowed down striking the pedestrian going 60 miles an hour or more. his body flew half a block. the victim is described as a 55- year-old african american man. a cab driver noticed the body and called police. the medical examiner just took the body about 30 minutes ago. about three hours ago, paramedics took the suspect believed to be a san francisco resident to the hospital. he suffered wounds to his face

and hands. police now have that man in custody. shortly before the arrest a short chase insued when they spotted the suspect. his car hood 45 flown open and the suspect was still driving. he nearly struck and killed an er nurse. she spoke to us a few hours ago. >> i saw a car coming in. hitting the corner very hard. there was no headlights or front grill. i was coming in the opposite direction as you are supposed to enter and i was going to go park my car in the parking garage. i tried to hit the gas and roll over am speed bump. he ran into the cement pops. >> reporter: it stopped the car right in the front of the hospital. they have sent out information regarding this case. he is expected to be out here at the scene at 7:15. we will continue to update you.

as we can show you right here the fire department is finishing washing off the street. this is where the deadly hit and run happened. we will bring you an update through mornings on 2. it was another rowdy cinco de mayo celebration in san jose. police spent most of the night breaking up fights. san jose medical teams are busy treating the injured. there is a report of at least one stabbing. police are expected to reveal the number of arrests and total injuries. claudine wong is in san jose. she is checking out the damage and talking to business owners. time now 6:04 a san leandro police officer is very you can lucky to be alive following a head on collision. the officers spotted the speeding van on doo little drive preponderate officer tried to pull the driver over as he turned on to davis

street. that's when the van's driver made a u-turn and drove right at the officer crashing head on into the patrol car. despite being shaken up that officer was able to make the arrest of the driver. the officer was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. also in san leandro a man is recovering after being shot of a carjacking. a woman had just gotten out of her car in her driveway when she was confronted by three men who demanded the keys to her car. when she started to leave the woman's roommate came out of the house. several rounds were fired at that roommate and he was wounded in the leg. new information on the death of osama bin laden. for the first time al qaeda has confirmed bin laden's death in an internet statement. the statement cities bin laden's blood will not be wasted and al qaeda will continue attacking americans

and allies. meanwhile we continue to learn more about the raid that killed bin laden. new reports indicate the cia had been watching the secret compound in pakistan for months from a safe house nearby. now reported the cia officers used spy equipment to pick up voices from inside the house. the team would regularly see a tall man walking through the compound's courtyard. they were not able to positively confirm it was them. president obama will meet privately with the men that took on the compound. we will have a live report from washington with the details of the president's visit to say thank you to the troops. the raids on bin laden east compound is leading to new information of a possible terror plot. the target u.s. rail systems. ktvu channel 2 reporter kraig debro is in oakland this

morning with how amtrak and union pacific are responding to this threat. >> reporter: both amtrak and union pacific got tsa warnings. you see paysages -- you see passengers inside here. the next train leaves at 6:30. this is the first morning after we learned about plans to attack the nation's rail system. osama bin laden was planning a 9/11 tenth anniversary terrorist attack. that according to documents and computer information seized on the raid of his pakistani home. the raid which was not finalized september a train full of people off tracks. the intel was among the first pieces of information gathered. >> it is scary because i kind of take the train and bus a lot because i am going into school in monterey and i live seven hours away. it's hard for my parents to come down. >> reporter: amtrak confirmed it received that tsa warning. they told us we are immediately

privied to intelligence with threats against rail. amtrak says its employees remain at a liked state of vigilantes. now union pacific which hauls freight wouldn't say specifically about this new warning. they regularly work with homeland security to update their own security measures. there is 3800 miles of track in california might be hard to watch all of it. we will continue to talk to a lot of people. a lot of people we spoke to they haven't heard of the new plan. reporting live in oakland kraig debro. time now 6:08. we are waiting to hear back from pg&e about repair work to fix a broken gas line in pleasant hill. a gas leak was reported around 9:40 last night on oak park boulevard between stevenson drive keith circle. pg&e estimated they would be finished around 5:30 the

earliest. neighbors were told stay inside and close your windows. and by the way gas service is not effected. bryan stow is under going more surgery to drain the fluid that is building up in his brain. he suffered a fractured skull when he was severely beaten outside of dodgers stadium in march. doctors have been trying to remove him from coma inducing medications but stow's family says he's not responding much to stimulation. the city of palo alto is exploring the plan to emerge its police and fire departments. they report the city manager has proposed creating one public safety department to save money. the police and fire department are lead by one person with the police chief serving as acting fire chief. city leaders will reportedly revisit the proposal next summer after an independent report of its medical services is completed. how about this. passengers ride for free today

on the altamont commuter express train. it's part of a customer appreciation day and it marks national train day tomorrow. no fares will be collected on ace trains. ace rail by the way is offering a 10% discount on june passes for current pass holders. >> it will be interesting to see if more people take the train. let's check if with sal. all right pam and dave we are heard about something in milpitas that may be troubling. there is a power outage in parts of milpitas. if you are here on the freeway, the traffic is moving well. if you are driving into town, some of the street lights may not be working. if they are not, treat everyone at every intersection as a four- way stop. let's move on. all right let's go to interstate 880 north and

southbound that traffic is moving along nicely. this mornings commute at the toll plaza is getting busier at the bay bridge. let's go to steve. thank you, sal p happy friday everybody. we are taking this warm weather we have had and carrying it into the weekend. no, no the fog is back in a big way. 50, 50s, and 50s. there is low 50s inland. clear inland well mostly clear there is hirer clouds. the fog is bag. coastal fog will be filling in. sunny breezy inland. temperatures come down about ten degrees for many. it will be cooler for all later on as the cooler fog moves in. 60s and 70s. some upper 40s now. 47 napa. 58 concord. 54 hayward. some temperatures are not too bad. others are getting on the cool side. that west at 21 they had gusts of 32. south at santa rosa. that is a cooler breeze this

time of year. northwest san jose that comes over water. system responsible for it is move into the pacific northwest and moving in toward nevada and the sierra nevada. fog is there. sun breezy. fog on the coast. sunny inland. i think you will notice the cooler pattern. 50s and 60s coast and bay side. upper 70s now inland or very few low 80s. this will be it for the 80s. cooler weather continues on saturday and then really we bottom out on sunday. clearing but school on monday and warmer tuesday. >> all right steve. some in san francisco will get out of a jail free card. who will be back on the streets and why the sheriff says he has no choice. apple is selling more iphones but it's still number two. who is number one?

welcome back. time now 6:16. new details now about the intelligence and military operation to get bin laden. ktvu alison burns reports from our washington, d.c. newsroom. president obama meets today with the team that killed bin laden. allison. >> reporter: dave, president obama goes to indiana to talk about jobs first then he heads to fort campbell, kentucky to

meet privately with the special operation forces. now while tv cameras were there yesterday when he met with new york firefighters his meeting today with the navy seals and army pilots that carried them into pakistan is off limits. 70 koa man does were involved in the assault. the washington post reports the cia maintained a safe house where another small team of spies conducted surveillance over several months. that information helped the seals rehearse how they would take on bin laden. but the word is the spies never captured a photograph of bin laden before the seals went in. the safe house did not play a role in the raid and it has reportedly been shut down. reporting live from washington, d.c. alison burns county v channel 2 -- ktvu channel 2 news. a u.s. drone strike killed 10 people in north pakistan

with afghan. the area is known to be a hideout for al qaeda and the taliban. the strike could increase tensions between the u.s. and pakistan. yesterday the pakistani army warned the u.s.. the death of osama bin laden's -- they had varying views on president obama's bold military move. >> if you look at what president obama has done right in foreign policy, it is always been a continuation of the bush policy. >> we went to afghanistan to get him. and he hasn't been there. now that he's killed, boy, it is a wonderful time for this country now story assess it and get the -- reassess it and get the troops out of afghanistan and end that war that hasn't helped us or anybody in the middle east. >> the fox news channel aired last nights debate.

duogop front runners did not participate. san francisco sheriff says he's getting ready to release illegal immigrants from jail. the examiner reports sheriff michael will allow low level illegal immigrant criminals free. it would treat the same way u.s. citizens are treated. it's meant to uphold the sanctuary ordnance. federal officials have been able to get around the ordnance through a fingerprint program. illegal immigrants in california may find it easier to get a college education. that would allow illegal immigrants to receive financial aid. this act is similar to the federal dream act. the california budget does not include a pass to the senate. he's a star on the pittsburgh steelers and a contestant on dancing with the

stars. two los angeles police officers never recognized heinzward. they put him in handcuffs after pulling over a car they thought was stolen. >> shortly thereafter they recognized the passenger. they determined that the vehicle was actually not stolen. it had been reported stolen but never reported to the l.a. pd as found. >> now police immediately released heinzward after that they realized the mistake opinion brie civil supreme court recognize same sex unions. they are cheering the decision. under the rule people in same sex unions will have the same rights as married couples. that means the judge cannot deny rights like retired benefits and adoption. is it feeling friday light?

>> i will have to say yes for now. i hope you're happy about that. let's go out to highway 237. i do want to warn you if you are driving on 237 and driving through the part of the town where there are cig until lights, they may -- there are signal lights that may or may not be working because of a power outage. also this morning's commute on westbound 92 looks good getting out to the high-rise and no major problems. this morning at the toll plaza there is a small delay here. meteorologisting lights are on. i'm ready for this weekend. you have about three hours. good morning. happy friday. cooler today for many. there is higher clouds but the fog bank is coming creeping back. it's not wide spread but there is a lot out there that will start to work its way in.

still rather shallow. temperatures will drop about 5- 15 degrees. fog will develop. the big news will billion starting tonight into tomorrow that's when the low gets closer. that will send our temperatures plunging southward on the weekend. temperatures now are in the 40s for many and 50s. 47 napa. 58 concord. a lot of low to mid 50s elsewhere. southwest wind or west wind. northwest at san jose also equals cooler. that system responsible for it is digging in. so fog, sun, and higher clouds. breezy to windy at times. fog on the coast. so 50s to upper 70s and low 80s. the trend is to bring temperatures down. we will continue that into sunday. sunshine and a big cool down. >> thank you, steve. apple's share of the global market continues to grow. they ended the first quarter with 19% of the global market. that is up from 16% at the end

of last year. expanding sales through verizon certainly helped. nokia remains the leader. keep an eye on visa stock today. the san francisco based credit card company reports profits jumped 24% in the last quarter as consumers use their credit and debt cards more often. 60% came from outside the u.s.. nonu.s. revenue makes up 45% -- non- u.s. revenue makes up 45%. the town in mississippi is completely shut down this morning. look at this. the millions of dollars that may be lost as all of the casinos in town close because of this flooding threat. and a new start for an injured sea lion. the reason it will be a busy day for this guy. and it's already sort of a busy day on the upper deck of the bay bridge and there is a

little bit of slow traffic at the toll plaza. we will tell you more about the morning commute on a friday.

good morning, right now traffic is going to be okay here at the bay bridge toll plaza. in fact the people that are using fast track are getting

the better end of the deal. there is a little bit of a slow down where people pay in cash. intellect 6:25. 6:25. flooding in mississippi could be a big blow to tourism. all four casinos are closed because of flood waters. they are expected to stay closed for three weeks or until emergency officials say it's safe to reopen. san rafael man is due in court to face charges in a strange case. it involves a shy camera and women's skirts. police in marin county have arrested 26-year-old nicholas springer last night. he's accused of attaching a tiny video camera to his shoe and sliding it under women's skirts. investigators say he took video of 35 women at the farmers market and two other locations. the first san francisco

mayoral debate has come andon. students asked the corn dates questions including how they plan to restore faith in the government. >> by bringing people together and talking about issues, solving problems we can make san francisco the city it needs to be. >> you can serve the common good by always standing up for the truth and doing what you know is best for your city. >> there were no major fire works at the debate. the mayor election is in november. the sea lion that was found shot last year will make its debut today at the san francisco zoo. the sea lion known as silent night had been there since last december. he's completely blind. he cannot be released back into the wild. silent night and another sea lion that is blind settled into

their home yesterday. a deadly hit and run crash. it happened early this morning. why san francisco police are now checking out several different locations into this investigation. the opening bell is about to ring on wall street. pam will have the early stock numbers.

there it is. right on time. the opening bell live in new york this morning. we're able to bring that to you and big news on the economy coming in this morning. just about exactly one hour ago the economy the jobs report came out. adding 244,000 jobs that is better than expected. the unemployment rate up though to 9%. analysts, economists are saying that is mixed news. that the rate is up be which is

disappointing, however that means people that had stopped looking for work weren't counted. we will see how the markets respond. there is a live look at traders on the floor. you can see the lower part of the screen so far favorably. >> with thely will smile and say good morning, to you. thank you for joining us here on county ciao morning news -- on the ktvu morning news i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. this is in san francisco. a suspected drunk driver hit and killed a pedestrian on masonic avenue and then crash the right outside st. mary's medical center. jade hernandez is joining us live. jade. >> reporter: that is right they are open through traffic. it opened 308 minutes -- it opened 30 minutes ago. this is the spot where a deadly hit and run happened.

we are live where he was struck and killed. the suspected drunk driver left car parts at four different locations never once flowing down. this is his honda which place struck and killed this pet. as a according told me the 23- year-old is a suspected drank or more. the victim is described as a 55- year-old afghanistan man the medical examiner took the body away around 5:30 this morning. three hours before paramedics took the suspect believed to be a san francisco resident to the hospital. police now have him in custody. shortly before the arrest a short chase indued sued -- insued when police spotted the suspects vehicle. moments later the suspect nearly struck and killed an er

nurse. she was parking her car. she spoke to us a mere few minutes ago. >> he got out of the car with his up but know -- thammuz have been chasing him because i found out there is more damage he has been doing. >> reporter: the hit and run unit is handling this investigation. it's pooling evidence from here along shrader street in front of the hospital where the suspect nearly drove into it. a san francisco police spokesman is expected to meet us in 45 minutes right here along masonic. just to give you an idea we are between goaden gate and chart this morning. as you can see traffic is flowing nicely through the intersection. reporting live jade hernandez. we're also following

overnight news from san jose. police are reporting another rowdy cinco de mayo celebration. claudine wong has been talking to downtown business owners. claudine. >> reporter: cleanup is under way, pam. they are cleaning up broken windows here. if you take a look inside this garbage can you can see what has been swept up already. we will take you inside this tax service business. if you come in here you can see the cleanup that is still needing to get under way. this was the scene from what happened last night. it looks from what we can gather that this happened around 10:00 last night. they just found out about it this morning when they turned on the new this saw their business on the news this morning. it looks like the city put up the bordered windows to secure it overnight. they are glad that happened. however, at this point they are frustrated because this happens again and again in this spot at

allen rock and 33rd street. the entire stream of the let. we did talk to the owner and his son about what happened. they are say thuggery frustrated. >> it's not the first time it has happen marylanden there used to be one giant plate glass. and over the years every fourth of july or cinco de mayo they break the windows out. >> reporter: why do you think they get you guy? >> i don't know. we are closer to the street. it's not just our building it's the one next door too. >> we own the whole strip. last night when this got out of control it looks like it was between about 9:15 and 11:15 when things started getting rowdy and pushing on cars.

we know there were several fights. we heard a report of one stabbing. we still trying to chase down san jose police to find out how many people they arrested. for the folks out here on 33rd street they are not worried about all of that. they are left worrying about the damage. the people that own this business say they have owned it since 1974. they say this has happened 10- 15 times in the years they have owned this. they do not have glass insurance to cover this. this will all be out of pocket for them. they are looking at thousands of dollars in damage and certainly not happy by it. live in san jose claudine wong. for the first time al qaeda confirms that osama bin laden is dead. in an internet statement al qaeda is quote warning of retaliation saying americans happiness will turn to sadness. meantime we are still hearing

more details about the u.s. raid on bin laden's compound. it now appears there was not an intense fire fight as first reporter -- he was quickly killed. the navy seals shot and killed ben rodden and several hours. president obama honored those who in the september attacks when he laid that reef yesterday. he met with system of the family members of 9/11 victims as well as police officers and firefighters. items seized in the raid on osama bin laden's compound indicate al qaeda was considering a terror attack on trains in the u.s.. coming up at 6:45 we will have a live report from oakland with how train passengers are feeling about the reported threat this morning. time now 6:37. live pictures now. they were watching for

president obama. now we're looking for the the president's helicopter is light. he's getting ready to depart for fort campbell, kentucky where he will be meeting with members of the u.s. navy seals. again we are looking live as the president's helicopter arrives. he will then take off to kentucky to meet with those seal members. we will keep you posted on what is happening with the president throughout the day and bring you details as they get you in. a surge continue -- a search continues for two men that broke into a home and shot a man. this happened yesterday morning on sacramento street. the 33-year-old victim was shot in the leg after confronting those gunmen. he's expected to be okay. there is no word if the

suspects got away with anything. 23f closing arguments are scheduled today in the gang injunction case. the judge will decide if the city will impose tough restrictions on dozens of suspected gang members in the area. if approved this would be the third oakland neighborhood for the controversial crack down on violence street game. he will become the new city manager of alameda next month. let's get you to where you need to go, sal. how is 880 doing? >> it's getting busier. although it's not stop and go in front of the oakland coliseum. traffic looks good here. forecast, it's light. later in the morning it starts to get busy. also the morning commute will be okay on interstate 880.

bay bridge toll plaza backed up far five minute delay. if you are driving on in contra costa county here is something unusual temperature -- unusual. it's not all that bad. westbound 80 as you drive from richmond it looks good. across the bay in marin county it looks good. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. happy friday. the fog is here. for those of you that like cooler weather you will enjoy the next couple of days. we will still have 80s inland but it's going to be a drop about 5-15 degrees from yesterday. morning forecast is back. the lows are all over the place inland. that's why i have 46 to 56. by noon we will have some coastal fog sunny but breezy. 50s, and 60s. and then temperatures 60s upper 60s very low 70s around the bay

and upper 70s now inland with a few low 80s. it will be cooler for all today as that fog and the west wind begins to flex its muscle. 40s for many for the north bay and 50s for some. the sea breeze is there. northwest for san jose. that is a cooler breeze as it comes over water. sfo had gusts up to 32. south at five. you get a south wind at north bay, marin county, sonoma county. this time of year that is a cooler direction. i expect fairfield to ramp up and get turbo charged later on as the delta breeze kicks in. the breeze is make it out to the delta straight. this system coming in will urbaner a lot of air mass. today's forecast show we have the fog in place so leading edge of the cooling trend is already there. by noon we will see 56-70. fog, sun, but breezy. that is not a north wind

anymore. that is more of a westerly breeze. that will open on the weekend. upper opens. a few low toils. fog, sun, cooler. and then a little rebound early next week. intellect it was -- why they are requiring radiation levels on cell phones are on hold. in oakland do people that ride trains feel threatened by a bin laden plan to wreck the trains on the tenth anniversary of 9/11? if you are driving through the south bay so far so good. i will tell you why a problem in milpitas may slow you down. live pictures the president's helicopter. the president is getting ready to visit the troops.

welcome back. here is a look at the top stories. san francisco police say a suspected drunk driver hit and killed a ped just hours weak. it happened on masonic between golden gate and turk. the driver that later crashed right outside of st. mary's

medical center has now been arrested. this morning al qaeda confirms the death of osama bin laden in an internet statement they also warned of retaliation against americans. today president obama will personally thank some of the army pilots and navy seals who took part in the raid on osama bin laden's compound. the president will meet privately with the man at fort campbell, kentucky. the raid on bin laden's compound is leading to valuable information including a possible terror plot. kraig debro is in oakland with what al qaeda may be planning for the upcoming ten year anniversary. >> with bin laden's death it's difficult to tell if it's still on. i got reaction from people riding the rails. we have been living with terrorism for a long time but it changed the way we traveled after 9/11. this first train left the station around 5:3035 this --

5:35 this morning. the u.s. government says osama bin laden was planning to kill people riding on the rail systems on the tenth anniversary of 9/11. even though bin laden is dead, some passengers we spoke with say his threats are not. >> he's gone but obviously terrorism is not over. obviously someone else will take over. i mean, we are not safe still. >> i don't think it will do the bus system any harm or the train system. airplanes, yeah. >> i still feel like he could have other people behind him to carry out his plan. there is always a possibility. you never know what will happen . >> reporter: the plan was not finalized. it's the first threatening piece of information the government has revealed.

the transportation's security administration issued warnings to amtrak and freight train operators. amtrak says it's staying individual leapt. why don't they screen luggage like they do at airport. reporting live in oakland kraig debro. san francisco's new law requiring retilers to put labels on seoul -- the first of its was signed that's rear. they claim the law will mislead customers into thinking one phone is safer than another. a san francisco music student could son be re-- could soon be reunited with her stolen violin. police arrested the suspect. he was seen on muni

surveillance video carrying the rare violin. sylvester dropped it off at st. mary's cathedral sometime yesterday and was arrested. sam al sal -- sal, what is happening in traffic? >> we're going to the golden gate bridge. a look at this beautiful shot. the fog is not here. the fog is definitely in san francisco but it's not causing visibility problems for most drivers. this is a look at highway 101 in san francisco and that traffic is moving along pretty well. there are no major problems here. in the south bay let's go there. if you are on pins la 101 and 280 is still doing well. we have patchy fog and mostly sunny. the fog is really kind of getting its act together. there is a little bit there but not a lot. the sea breeze is in place and some of the higher clouds

associated with the system that will be visiting over the weekend from the north. sot fog develops but -- so the fog develops but it's patchy. 15 degrees cooler with that southerly breeze. strong system driving down will really drive down temperatures as we head into the weekend with what looks like bottom out by sunday. 40s. some upper 40s napa, san rafael, and into santa rosa. one of the warmest at 58 degrees. disregard that. that is just noise. southwest 13 at fairfield. west at 21 at sfo. a south wind at santa rosa. all of these are the cooler direction. we will still have a sunny day it won't be as warm as we had on wednesday and thursday. that system will drive down here over the weekend. fog, sun, breezy. more west, to southwest. some fog on the coast. cooler afternoon highs. the wind will pick up later on. still low 80s away from the

coast. a lot of 70s between. temperatures could go a good 25 degrees spread between some. we'll hold on to the lower 80s. cools us down into sunday and we level off monday. a little warmer on tuesday. about an hour ago the labor department announced businesses continue a hiring spree. 244,000 jobs were anotherred last month -- were added last month. the gains is wide-spread. that suggests that businesses are more confident that the economy will continue to grow despite a lot of things including higher gas prices. let's check in on wall street. investigators are certainly positive after that report. the dow jones up 127 points. the nasdaq and the s & p 500

also up. they are up about 1%. u.s. company that is well known around the country around the globe is celebrating a landmark anniversary this week. coca-cola will mark its 125th birthday on sunday. the first was served on may 8th, 1886 in a pharmacy in columbus, georgia. it's now sold at restaurant stores and vending machines. guess what. willie maze is 80 years old. the giants will hold a big birthday celebration at tonight's game. willie maze is still going strong. he still runs his charity and makes regular trips to at & t park. a san jose woman says the gift life turned into am gift of sickness. why this is nothing new.

stop dancing. because now there are only four. which contestant said bye bye. good morning, right now traffic is getting busier but still not stop and go in my rears.

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welcome back. a san jose woman says the gift of life gave her an infection. now she is filing a claim against the hospital. the woman developed an infection last year after donating blood at a drive held by stanford hospital. this is the second claim against stanford. a 43-year-old man is suing the hospital claiming a 2008 blood donation him left him with a bow infection. no comment from stanford hospital. this morning glide founder will be the guest of honor at the breakfast of champions. organizers picked reverend williams as the role model of the year. his work as a minister and activist puts him at the forefront of civil rights, human rights, and social change. now job train provides job training. it starts at 7:30 at the santa clara convention center. another american idol contestant has got the boot.

>> the person going home tonight is. jacob. >> oh well. 237-year-old jacob lusk received the fewest votes last night. there are four contestants left including santa cruz jay durbin. jacob lusk will be with us live in about 20 minutes on mornings on 2 talking to pam cook. >> exactly 7:13. stay tuned. watch that. sal, how is traffic? >> things are doing okay pam and dave. traffic is okay on 237 where it's normally slow. at the toll plaza of the bay bridge it has turned light. let's go to steve. sunshine but patchy fog is back. it will be a little cooler. much cooler by the coast. they got in on that yesterday. today 50s, 60s, and 70s coast.

we'll have your weekend forecast coming up on mornings on 2. >> thank you, steve. also coming up on mornings on 2 it is going to be a very busy morning on an island in the middle of the san francisco bay. we will tell you why. alsos local favorite prom sides -- also the local favorite provides a lot on american idol.