investigators are still at the scene of an early morning shooting in oakland. we'll tell you how it's affecting traffic and businesses in this area. >> and an exclusive look at the hours of police interviews with lauren herzog as he details his killing spree. and a dangerous situation at a sacramento area safeway. the chemical leak that sickened more than a dozen people. and former south african president nelson mandela hospitalized overnight, an update on his condition this morning.

good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it's february 25th. >> cool and breezy when i stepped oust this morning. let's get to rosemary and a quick peek at that saturday forecast. good morning, rosemary. >> good morning to you! if you have to be outdoors this morning, grab that windbreaker it is breezy out there. it's a chilly start as well. and we'll be notably cooler in throughout the afternoon. in the extended forecast we have a chance for sprinkles. i'll show you all that coming up this just a few moments. violence on the streets of oakland this morning has one man in the hospital and police searching for a gunman. it all happened at 3:30 at 14th and webster, and allie rasmus joining us now live with what happened. >> reporter: claudine, the intersection is still closed to traffic and to pedestrians as police continue their investigation. according to one of officers here, this road could be shut down for about the next hour or some of the car you see in the middle of that crosswalk, off to the left, that's where the

victim was sitting when he was shot. this happened around 3:30 this morning. police say the victim was waiting in his car at that time to pick up someone at one of the three nightclubs on this corner. police say the man waiting in his car may have gotten into an argument with someone about him parking there. the man then shot the guy in the car and took off. police are still searching for the gunman. the victim was taken to the hospital with a gunshot injury although officers say the victim is expected to survive. and when the daytime at least 14th and webster is usually a quiet part of downtown oakland, although because of the investigation the street closure many of the smaller shops and businesses on the street won't be able to open on time this morning. we talked to a woman who owns the brown couch cafe, which is located on the ground floor right below one of those three nightclubs. and she says something has got to be done about the violence but like many people she's not sure what the solution is. >> you know, quit being on the street shooting each other up. you can tell people to that.

they're out there -- i don't know! i'm at my wits' end. i don't know. what do you do? >> reporter: she says she and other businesses in this area have talked about forming their own neighborhood association and talking to the city about possibly limiting the hours of some of the nightclub's better on this block. we'll continue to stay on the story and bring you any more developments as they come in. this morning two people are in police custody after a chase through the streets of oakland. we want to show you video from the scene of the crash at 35th near foothill boulevard. police tried to pull a car over around love and 11:30 but the driver crashed. the two people in the car took on on foot were caught by police about a block away. police say the car was not stolen and it's still not clear why the two people tried to run. just after 11:00 last night, a car crashed briefly knocked out power to an area along the oakland-alameda border. police believe the driver was likely speeding on fruitvale before the car crashed into a

power pole. nearby traffic lights went out. the driver was taken to the hospital in stable condition. a pg&e crew arrived a short time later to restore power. only on 2, ktvu's amber lee has obtained exclusive video of interviews between serial killer lauren herzog in police. he provides chilling details of the murders commented by wesley shermantine. herzog was arrested in march of mane 99 and told police he was afraid of shermantine and said they had not been close friends for eight years. during the interview, he triked the night shermantine raped and killed cindy. >> [audio not understandable] >> herzog also told police he saw shermantine kill 16-year- old chevy wheeler. he says shermantine admitted to

killing at least 20 people. a chemical leak made 19 people sick in a sacramento saferway. the store was evacuated before 8:00 last night. some workers saw a mysterious mist. the victim suffered headaches and nausea. >> also have a process to make sure that the foods are safe or what foods may need to be destroyed. >> a hazmat team says the smell was likely freon. firefighters opened vents to get rid of the smell and the store reopen two ours later. nelson mandela is resting in a south african hospital, suffering from a stomach illness. the 93-year-old has been in poor health. he was hospitalized last year for an acute respiratory inspection. he was elected south africa's first black president in 1994. he had spent 27 years in prison, fighting against apartheid. california republicans are

meeting in the peninsula this weekend for a major g.o.p. convention. campaign signs fill almost every inch of space inside the burlingame hyatt. today is a big day at presidential candidate and former u.s. house speaker newt gingrich scheduled to address the delegates. the theme of the convention is reaching out to new voters and there will be a special town hall with asian learns and young voters. >> what we want to see is how united we can be. there's a lot of republicans throughout the state, and we need to get together and work for the common good of getting republicans elected to office. >> california holds its primary in june. formal presidential hopeful herman cain is expected to appear today with gingrich. next week a judge will decide what evidence can be used in the domestic violence cases against sheriff ross mirkarimi. prosecutors released photos of his wife showing a bruise on her right bicep allegedly

international flicked by mirkarimi during a new year's eve fight, from a video shot by lopez and her neighbor. the defense is seeking to exclude the video, claiming lopez was preparing for a custody battle over their son. >> this case could break a couple ways. for all we know, come the defense case she could say i did say this to my neighbor but that was only part of the story. >> lopez denies any abuse occurred and prosecutors say she is refusing to cooperate with them. mirkarimi is charged with misdemeanor domestic violence battery, dissuading a witness and child endangerment. >> a san francisco police officer pleaded not guilty to assaulting a woman while off- duty. last week 29-year-old richard sawyer easy was charged with felony assault and domestic violence charges in connection with the incident. he is accused of pushing a woman he was dating, causing her to fall and hit her head. if convicted he faces up to four years in prison. livermore police say five teenage boys have admitted to hurling rocks at houses last

weekend. the stones shattered windows and cracked walls. one rock landed next to a crib. officers say the teens are remorseful and didn't think they could hurt others. the kids threw rock while speeding through the neighborhood in a subaru forrester. a surveillancer surveillance photo led to the arrests. the soda fire their declared 100% contained in an hour. the fire starred thursday afternoon. a pile of burning brush from a nearby vineyard quickly got out of control, fueled by the heavy wind. helicopters and hand crews were called in to fight the flames, which burned 200 acres. firefighters say a february wildfire is rare, but because of the dry winter weather, they have battled more than 300 brushfires in just the last two months. >> it's the vegetation around it. we have the grasses and then the brush itself, the brush is very dry. and so that's contributing to the cause of the fire. this type of weather this time

of year is not normal. so it's hard to believe that this stuff is burning the way it is. >> so far there's no word about any papers to or firefighting costs for the vineyard contractor whose open burn started the fire. cal-fire says the contractor did not have permission to burn and should have known the conditions were quite dangerous that day. after a warm week it certainly feels a little different out there. a lot cooler and windier, right? >> you're definitely going to feel it this morning. it's a brisk start to the day. if you do have to be out i know t-ball, softball practices begin and we're looking anthony a breezy one throughout the afternoon. temperatures 10 to 15 degrees cooler. the sun is up. a beautiful start to the day. but you may notice outside your window we've got the trees swaying a little bit and we've got leaves rustling. a westerly breeze at sfo8 miles per hour. 14 santa rosa.

9 fairfield. and san jose oakland reporting 14 miles per hour with wind gusts to 25 miles per hour. livermore is a light breeze but you have it there as well. temperatures are cool, and when you add the chill factor it will feel from 5 to 7 degrees cooler than what the temperature reads. northwesterly breeze in napa right about 8 miles per hour right now. so again, a cool start out there. oakland hills reporting gusts to anywhere from 16 miles per hour to 28, north and south. mount diablo 47 and atlas peak, 15 miles per hour near where that fire continues to burn and hopefully fully contained soon. your satellite radar here, this is the system bringing us the wind. not bringing us any rain, this will stay north. but we are dealing with those brisk conditions and that will continue for your saturday. so partly cloudy for today, a lot cooler than what we have seen over the last couple days and the winds expected 10 to 20 miles per hour lasting throughout the afternoon. take a look at this graph. it shows and puts into perspective what we'll see. we saw that should say friday.

a nice day, saturday and into sunday, sunday even cooler than your afternoon today. but the winds aren't expected to be as bad so it may levels things out. 49 right now san rafael. 49 san francisco. 50 degrees in oakland. 47 in hayward. 49 mountain view. low to mid-40s in areas around napa and santa rosa so the winds keep our temperatures up but in any case with the wind out there it's not going to feel too warm. 64 oakland for the afternoon. 60 degrees in the city. 63 san rafael. if you head south we're looking at mid-60s for san jose, 65 degrees in mountain view. the extended forecast increasing clouds expected for tomorrow and notice our temperatures fall even more so sunday. monday looks to be the coolest day. tuesday the possibility of maybe a few sprinkles in the evening. and then a chance for some rain come wednesday morning as well. sunday night into monday, increasing clouds and the slim, slim possibility maybe a few sprinkles. it doesn't look like it will

materialize but again, we'll be watching that four. and the better chance comes tuesday night into wednesday. if you're going to be taking the polar plunge today or perhaps out there to observe, i'll have your forecast coming up. some g.o.p. presidential candidates lay out their economic plans of action to fix the nation's financial troubles. and it's a nuisance for many people, the plan for some bay area residents to keep them from receiving junk mail. but first, a check on traffic in oakland. caltrans just shut down the northbound offramp from 880 to embarcadero for a seismic retro fit project, which is scheduled to go on until 3:00 this afternoon. look at the wind shaking our camera right there! also a wind advisory on the carquinez and san rafael bridge. a lot of wind on this saturday morning. you're watching mornings on 2. 005.

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good morning to you. a live look from san rafael towards the city this morning. it's a cool start out there, and fairly strong breezes blowing across the bay area. new this morning, nato is recalling all personnel from afghan ministries after two americans were shot to death inside the interior ministry in kabul. officials are not saying much about the attack except that it happened in a secure room. nato is rejecting initial reports of a shooter was a westerner. the gunman remains at large. rioting continues for a fifth day against the korans at the military base. protestors tried to storm a government building. at least 25 people have been killed since wednesday. a fireball inside a maryland home has injured seven firefighters and two are in critical condition this

morning. fire officials say while firefighters were fighting the firing a sudden rush of air went into the house, creating a fireball that engulfed the firefighters. the cause of that fire is still under investigation. following the shooting death of a washington state trooper, there is growing support for enacting a blue alert, like the amber alert for missing children it would notify the public about someone who killed a police officer. it took law enforcement nine hours to capture a man suspected of killing the trooper earlier this week. supporters of the blue alert system say officers would have been aid fundamental the suspect information was posted on freeway billboards. >> i'm realistic this will happen again, and this is one tool that we can use to help catch our worst offenders. >> california is one of more than a dozen states with the blue alert system. the cost is one reason washington state says it does not have it. in our election 2012 coverage, only three more days until the michigan g.o.p.

presidential primary, and the candidates are busy this weekend trying to secure support. live now to troy, michigan, where rick santorum is about to appear. you can see the events underway right now. this is the americans for prosperity presidential forum, held this morning in troy, michigan. while campaigning yesterday, santorum unveiled the economic plan he says he would implement if elected president. the plan includes reforming entitlement programs and repeal of president obama's health care plan. >> i propose $5 trillion in reductions over five years, no one else has come close to that number, not even ron paul. i've said i will spend -- >> he had a lead over mitt romney in michigan but two new polls now show romney leading santorum by a couple points. rahmmitt romney was in kalamazoo. >> this president is on track

by the end of four years to put in place as much public debt almost as all the prior presidents combined. can you imagine that? that's -- and no prance to cut the deficit. >> romney went on to say he would also repeal president obama's halt care plan and send more money to the states. president obama is talking gas prices this morning, and criticizing republicans who are blaming his administration for the rising costs of fuel. he made the comment in his weekly online video address. >> now, some politicians always see this as a political opportunity. and since it's an election year, already dusting off their same 3-point plan for $2 gas. i'll save you the suspension. step one, according to them, is drill. step two is drill. and step three is to keep drilling. >> the president went on to call on congress to end subsidies for oil companies, saying they're profitable enough and don't need the help.

police in the central valley are trying to figure out who sent feces to an i.r.s. office. police and hazmat responded to the i.r.s. office in president know yesterday after an employee reported a suspicious package with a musty odor in the mailroom. authorities evacuated the building and tried to determine what was in the package. crews found the package contained feces, pictures and other items. in washington, d.c., the u.s. capitol rotunda was closed after a white powder was discovered steps away from the office of the speaker of the house. police tested the substance. the powder was candy. the city of richmond wants to eliminate junk mail. the contra costa times reports richmond lawmakers will decide next month whether to join a nationwide campaign. more than 100 cities, including san jose and los gatos, have signed with catalog choice. it's a berkeley non-profit group that alerts telemarketers

and vendors to stop sending junk mail to residents. it's similar to the do-not-call list. each year americans receive 83 billion pieces every unsolicited mail and catalogs. there's more trouble ahead for blockbuster. the chain is closing 500 or a third of its remaining stores nationwide. the decision was made by dish network, which bought blockbuster out of perhaps last year. no word on which stores are slated foreclosure but they will be picked based on sales. the now bankrupt solyndra is leaving behind a toxic electric see. this building is one of several manufacturing facilities that had been leased by solyndra. in court filings the property owner i star claims solyndra left behind barrels of unknown chemicals and equipment contaminated with lead. issa wants solyndra to pay for the clean-up. it was a birthday celebration to honor and remember the original apple.

>> happy birthday, steve! >> yesterday would have been apple founder steve jobs' 57th birthday. to mark the occasion apple fans and users gathered outside new york's flagship apple store with balloons and cupcakes. some even were wearing black mock turtlenecks and jeans in honor of jobs and his legacy. >> i think the world owes at the very least a thank you to steve jobs, because what they've brought to our lives with the amount they've changed the way we communicate and the way we work with their products, it's just been incredible. >> jobs passed away at his palo alto last october from complications from pancreatic cancer. what experts are saying about a bee killing sickness sweeping through california that could affect the multi- billion dollar industry for the state. and a dramatic rescue caught on video just seconds before a car gets hit by a train. >> outside our doors it's a

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success starts with the soil. caught on tape, a woman in delaware was rescued from her car seconds before a train hit it early yesterday morning. police say the driver made a wrong turn, you can see she is stuck on the tracks. she tried to get the car going but it wanted on mover. witnesses say the driver would not get out of car until a man finally pulled her seconds before that happened. that train hit the car but she was okay. this morning the upper midwest is dig itself out of a winter storm. one michigan county reported 50 crashes yesterday morning. one woman skated past a stop sign and slammed in a semi- truck. parts of michigan received about a half foot of snow and more snow is predicted today and later next week. >> a type of condition killing off bees is threatening our nut

industry. beekeepers are worried about what is called colony collapsed disorder, it can wipe out a hive over the winter. while the cause is unknown, people speculate the condition might be caused by insects, diseases or environmental changes. we just saw traffic camera earlier, really shaking. it's really blowing. how much windier will it get? rosemary is here to tell us. >> good morning to you. very gusty in some cases. the hills are blowing from 25 to thrive. you got to get up above a thousand feet. mount diablo blowing this morning as well. we will continue with the wind although the breeze and gusty conditions should led up just a bit. our wind will continue anywhere from 10 to 20 miles per hour for your afternoon. so a cool, brisk day in store giving you a look at some of the winds, san francisco reporting six miles per hour, 14 miles per hour in oakland and the gusts are anywhere from

five to 10 above that. and the winds coming from the west and this direction here means it could impact areas along the golden gate, northwesterly breeze blows in this correction, meaning the san rafael richmond bridge, bay bridge could be impacted as well. go you have early morning driving, expect those breezy and gusty conditions. if you're heading out to aquatic park, for the big polar plunge, it's going to be a brisk day, mid-50s to low 60s in the forecast. water temp about 52 degrees. if you're going to be participating, makes sure you bring that towel. you're going to need is. it's going to be again breezy all day long. 64 degrees expected oakland for the afternoon. 63 in hayward. mid-60s san jose. and areas around santa rosa 65 degrees. in case you didn't see the forecast yesterday, these temperatures are anywhere from 5 to 10 to 15 degrees below what we saw just 24 hours ago. so you're definitely going to feel it. come tomorrow the temperatures will be even cooler, increasing clouds expected by the

afternoon. a weak system will roll by, bring u.s. just the slightest chance of a sprinkle sunday into monday. a better chance tuesday night into wednesday and notices our temperatures cool in the morning and cool in the afternoon as well. maybe even some foothill snow for areas along the sierra. i'll show you the models coming up in just a bit. a son of robert f. kennedy is facing charges after fighting with nurses at a new york hospital. the nurses say douglas kennedy was trying to carry his newborn son out of the maternity ward when she told him he was not allowed to do some of they say kennedy became violent, twisting the arm of one nurse and kicking her. he was arraigned thursday on child endangment and other charges. he and his wife call the allegations a absurd. an exclusive look into the mind of a killer. ktvu has obtained police interviews with convicted serial killer lauren herzog. what he told police about his heinous killing spree. and part of a muni bus goes flying into a san francisco

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he spend hours talk to police, detailing his killing spree. now ktvu has exclusively obtained the chilling interviews with serial killer lauren herzog. good morning, and welcome back to mornings on 2. only on 2,

ktvu reporter amber lee has been given exclusive access to more than 10 hours of police in views with serial killer lauren herzog, starting from the day he was arrested. they detail the crimes he says childhood friend wesley shermantine committed. he is on death row for killing many people. herzog provided chilling details of the night a woman was raped and murdered. >> the remains of the woman and wheeler were found in calaveras county after shermantine told police where the bodies were. thousands of bone fragments have also been found. he says those are the remains of herzog's victims. herzog killed himself last month after shermantine started revealing the location of the

bodies. and coming up in just about 30 minutes, we will air amber lee's complete story with more of herzog's interview here on mornings on 2. at this hour the search is on for whoever shot a man on the streets of oakland early this morning. happened at 14th webster around 3:30, and ktvu's allie rasmus is live now at the scene with what happened and the investigation now underway. >> reporter: the intersection of 14th and webster is still shut down to traffic and pedestrians. according to some of the officers here, it will probably stay closed for the next hour. up until about 10 minutes ago they were waiting for the investigators to arrive and we don't know what was lined the delay but it appears couple of the investigators are now here. the car you see in the middle of that crosswalk behind the police and the investigator there, that is where the victim was shot. police say the man was sitting in his car waiting to pick someone up at the caribbean club nightclub, right across the street from the car. police say it was around 3:30 this morning then when another man walked up to the vehicle,

he and the guy in the car got into some sort of argument about parking and the man shot the other guy in the car and then took off. police are still searching for that gunman. the victim was taken to the hospital with a gunshot injury although an officer here says the victim is expected to recover. and along with the nightclubs on this street, there are a number of other shops and small businesses near this downtown intersection. many of them won't be able to open this morning because of the investigation and the street closure. we talked to a woman who owns the brown couch cafe, which is located right underneath one of the nightclubs. and she says she is frustrated with the violence in oakland. >> for me personally, i'm trying to find out what i can do to make my safety. i have to think about me. i have to be safe. my business needs to be safe. >> is there anything police or the city should do. >> they can't sit in front of my cafe and watch out for me. they've got other things to do.

>> she and other businesses in the area have talked about forming their own business association, possibly going to the city about neighbor limiting the hours of some of the nightclubs on the the block. there are three nightclubs on the block. the one behind the vehicle, that's the caribbean club. and police again believe the guy sitting in the car who was shot in the car may have been waiting to pick someone up in one of nightclubs at 3:30 this morning. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. it's the latest in a string of shootings on oakland streets. >> pow, pow, pow! >> yesterday, she was in a house near fight. >> th and holly street when two gunmen started shooting. bullets just barely missed hitting her one-year-old daughter. >> she just started walking so she's standing at the screen door. and something said, pull her from the screen door. >> oakland police were around the corner when the shots were fired and chased the gunman over a fence.

they arrested one 18-year-old man. police say he had taken off his clothes and shoes and dropped the gun. the seconds gunman has not been found. police say the intended target an older man was also not hit by the gunfire. to help curb the violence in alameda county judge has approved a new gang inning junction for oakland covering this area and names 40 alleged gang members. the judge's ruling means they cannot associate with each other if that designated area. there are, though, a few exceptions to this, which include church, school and work. police say the 40 individuals have been arrested, 200 times, and have more than 100 convictions between them. it's been more than 60 years since harold care senn retired from the oakland police department but today his legacy lives on. he then began investing in napa real estate. he passed away without an heir in 1997 and left an estate worth $1.3 million to the oakland police foundation.

that money now supports numerous programs, including california youth outreach, which brings former gang members into churches to speak with young children and teenagers. >> they're no these neighborhoods that are infested by gangs and they have to celebrate funerals of young people who have been shot down because of gang violence. >> the money has also gone to train new police dogs and provide dispatch with upgraded headsets. it also purchased bullet resistance shields for patrol officers that came after the 2009 shoot that left four officers dead. members of the department say most of today's officers have never heard of care senn but are grateful he is helped keep them alive. a 74-year-old motorist drove through a crowd of people in sonoma county yesterday afternoon in the parking lot of the redwood alliance conference ground just outside occidental. witnesses say the karak sell rated through a curve on the bohemian highway, then through a gazebo and ended up

overturned in a creek. a 61-year-old petaluma woman standing at the gazebo was thrown some 60 feet and died at the scene. two others suffered minor injuries. the driver and a female passenger sustained moderate injuries. investigators are check to be see fundamental driver suffered a medical emergency before that accident. four university of washington students are recovering this morning after two of their school vans collided in monterey county. the vans carrying 22 students were traveling side by side when they crashed near king city yesterday. one vehicle overturned and two people were ejected. students were on their way to a conference in santa barbara county. muni is replacing a window of a downtown office building shattered by a piece of equipment that flew off a bus. this is a look at the damage to the building on bush street. workers say one employee was sitting right by that window and the projectile just missed him. muni says i piece of equipment

that connects the bus to overhead wire got caught and flew off. the agency is still reviewing the operations procedures. scott mitchell, the man accused of driving an suv into a san francisco muni tunnel, is changing his not-guilty plea. yesterday he pleaded no contest to driving under the influence. he was arrested in january after allegedly driving into the tunnel at church street and got stuck. muni service was shut down for more than two hours and trains moved slowly to the day as repairs were made. he was sentenced to three years probation, nine months of dui classes and community service. and muni's most heavily used rail line is shut down this weekend, the first of six straight weekends that crews will be working on a rail replacement project on the line. bus shuttles will be in place between ocean beach and church street. the line is expected to be back in service before the monday morning commute. the 91-year-old woman who drove her car through a san jose nursing home won't face

charges. in june leona fernandez crashed into the home, killing two elderly residents if injuring four others. the district attorney says the accident happened by mistake, not because she was impaired or negligent. her license has been taken away and she has not driven since the accidents. prosecutors say until the crash she did have a perfect driving record. next tuesday the 49ers take another step towards building that stadium in santa clara. the city council is expected to approve a leasing -- a lease authorizing construction to begin in four months. the deal will generate $200 million in rent over four decades. however, due to inflation, the revenue will actually be a little more than $30 million. the team plans to play in the billion dollar stadium for the 2014 season. >> we have new information is on the story we first told you about it the 10:00 news. stanford is now agreeing not to take over the residential house of kfi in april.

right now 35 students live there, each responsible for cooking, cleaning and maintaining the home. >> as residents in the house are responsible to each other, and that gives us something very tangible that forces cooperation and accountability that you won't find in other residences. >> but stanford, which owns the land, wants to cancel the lease agreement and take over the house. after circulating a petition they granted them a temporary reprieve but say they will now take control of the house on august 31st. residents say they are going to continue to fight that decision. we've been talking about it all morning, and that is the wind. we've seen the cameras shaking. do you think it will last throughout the day or just a morning event? >> watching the gusts this morning, they've improved over the last hour. but the breeze will stay with us and it's the kind of wind that just cuts through you. we've got a cooler air mass moving into place and that wind is just going to make it feel all the more cooler, giving you a live look at the flags

blowing there. very windy in the hills. from 25 to 35-mile-per-hour gusts reaching 40 in some areas near mount diablo, big rock and even here closer to war we are all reside. we've got at least a light breeze blowing. 15 miles per hour in santa rosa, that's moderate. 15 in oakland with gusts 2025. mountain view reporting 10. a gust to 20 outside your door this morning. san jose 15 miles per hour. livermore from 5 to 10 miles per hour. so not too bad. current temperatures, sitting in the 40s. so not bad but when you add that wind, yes, it will feel chilly. 45 degrees santa rosa, 48 in areas right around san francisco. 44 concord. 42 degrees right now palo alto. mid to upper 50s san jose. stepping outdoors to maybe a head to the farmers market, bundle up, maybe dress in layers because the sun is shining it. will feel warmer in some areas where the wind goes calm. satellite and radar shows you the system bringing us the cooler air, bringing us the stronger winds. we're not going to get any rain

out of this. it will stay north as it progresses towards the east. but again our consequence will be the cooler, breezy conditions lasting throughout the afternoon. partly cloudy, mostly sunny, five to 15 carrying it drop in our temperatures. upper 50s to mid-60s when we were seeing near 80 degrees thursday and couple of upper 70s on friday. 65 expected santa rosa today, 63 san rafael. so really where we should be for this time of year. 64 in oakland. 60 degrees san francisco. 63 expected in hayward. heading into the santa clara valley, 65 expected san jose. 66 morgan hill. 66 santa cruz, so the temps not too bad. it's the breeze that could make it feel cool in many areas. increasing clouds on sunday, even cooler on sunday. we do have a weak disturbance that will bring us the possibility of maybe just a sprinkle. it looks like sunday into monday. it doesn't look like it's going to be a whole lot, not even

enough to put issues con on the map. you can see for yourself. but temperatures will remain cool and near freezing in the overnight hours. tuesday night into wednesday, it looks like we will get a better shot at that. and i'll have the model for you coming up. what a boat was doing that caught the coast guard's attention and what they found onboard that has the pilots under arrest. plus getting back on track at sfo, the incident that shut down part of the airport leaving hundreds of passengers stranded for hours. but first, let's take you outside, there is a live look at -- which bridge is that richmond-san rafael bridge. high wind advisory on that bridge, as well as the carquinez bridge some just make sure you keep both hands on the wheel. time is 7:43. you're watching mornings on 2.

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good morning to you! a live look, mostly clear skies, a live shot, mount diablo, winds are blowing to 37 miles per hour this morning. there's a new push for safety changes on the overhead bins of the boeing 737 jets. the issue is with the objection again and ventilation equipment that's built into the bins. national transportation officials say they can fall out during a survival crash and injure passengers. the ntsb says the government should require changes in the design of the bins. boeing says it's aware of the recommendations and will work with the government on the problem. it was a chaotic day at san francisco airport after a suspicious bag trigger the evacuation of terminal one. just before 11:30 a.m., yesterday, police were notified that a suspicious device had showed up on the x-ray machine. police say they assessed the

situation and decided to evacuate the terminal. an elderly woman in a wheelchair caused the security threat. >> what was in the package was oxygen cylinders and generator for a passenger traveling on oxygen. what made it suspicious is she couldn't answer the scener's questions about what was in the bag because she said she wasn't the one who packed it. so that triggered a red flag. >> a little more than two hours after the device was spotted at the airport, it was back in operation. hundreds of passengers were late delayed or stranded. a boat that police say ran aground during a drunk incident is now out of the marina. a huge crane lifted it out of the water and on to a flatbed truck yesterday afternoon. as we first told you on our morning news yesterday, the boat crashed into the rocks in the early morning hours. 37-year-old tanisha was arrested for possession of stolen property and dui but police say they don't have enough evidence to hold thompson. officers say no one saw her operating the boat and she claims someone else was driving

it. a man is under arrest after being found on a boat in mare island strait with six pounds of marijuana and several ounces every hashish. peacing tanker reported a 35- foot sailboat acting erratically west of the carquinez bridge thursday night. coast guard crews found the boat turning and tight circles. so they boarded and found a 53- year-old man with the drugs. a second service member cleared of hazing a bay area marine who later committed suicide while serving in afghanistan. this is video of lance corporal harry lu of santa clara. he shot and killed himself last april after allegedly getting beaten and hazed for falling asleep while on duty. a court in hawaii found lance corporal carlos not guilty of assault and maltreatment. a squad leader was acquitted earlier this month. a third marine pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 30 days confinement and a demotion. the marine corps is identifying the seven men

killed during a collision of two helicopters. on thursday an attack helicopter collided with a utility helicopter along the arizona-california border. all seven marines onboard were killed. the mother of one of them says she is grateful she was able to see her son just days before that crash. >> i've got that memory of him, you know, walk to go my car, hugging me and giving me a big kiss, and telling me he loves me. >> also the marines were preparing to be deployed to afghanistan. they say the cause of the crash is still being investigated, but visibility may have been a factor. this is a fifth aviation accident since march that involves marines headquartered at san diego miramar air station. two hayward marines spending their first morning with their families after coming home after a seven-month deployment in afghanistan. >> welcome home! >> american flags greeted two

lance corporals at san jose yesterday. scott got a manage from his mother and girlfriend. >> my mom and my girlfriend, the first thought. and second thought was, just hopefully being back home. >> it's culture shock, from being a desert in afghanistan, next day being back in the civilian world. but it feels great. >> although the two left afghanistan before the violence, they felt the tension building. scott's brother andrew leaves for afghanistan next month. the u.s. is one of 60 facing taking part in a meeting to pressure syria to end its crackdown on protestors. secretary of state hillary clinton is urging other countries to speak out against the syrian government. she criticized russia and china for not attending the conference for for vetoing a united nations resolution earlier this month. >> two permanent members of the security council using their veto when people are being

murdered, women, children, brave young men, houses are being destroyed. it is just dispicable. >> the killings are continuing in homs. a movie about sarah palin is not even out yet but it's already being called unfair and inaccurate by her supporters. and controversy on the red carpet, what one actor says the academy didn't want him to wear and why officials have now apparently changed their minds. >> outside our doors a dramatic change taking place for your saturday. live look there, at the breeze blowing. we'll look at what you can expect for your area, coming up.

sarah palin is heading to hbo. >> tell you what to say, what to wear, how to talk. i am not your puppet!

>> the move called game change takes an inside look at the 2008 mccain-palin campaign but just the release but the just released trailer is not sitting well with former palin aides and advisors. they say it does not give an accurate portrayal of palin and her attitude during the presidential campaign. >> false, showing somebody depressed, negative, upset, angry, a campaign in chaos. that's not what happened. i was there. >> the screen writer danny strong dead his scripted saying it is based with interviews he did on 25 people closely involved in the campaign. palin says she is not concerned about the movie and has more important things to worry about. the best in film will be honored tomorrow night in the academy awards, and final preparations are underway in hollywood for the ceremony. billy crystal is hosting for the ninth time, and the night's big winner could be the artist. the film has been nominated in

10 categories, including best picture. if it wins, it's going to be the first silent film to do so since the first oscars in 1929, when the war film wings was chosen as best picture. the academy is now extending an oscar invite to sasha bayer cohen. he was banned from tomorrow night's ceremony after producers heard he would walk town the red carpet dressed as a general from his new movie, the dictator. they said he could attend the ceremony. our coverage continues online. we have the latest oscar news and slide shows on ktvu.com. in san francisco's tenderloin district today st. anthony's will open the door one last time to its original dining room. that room was established in

1950, and has served millions of meals over the years. guests and volunteers today will be invited to paint the walls and contribute to a time capsule before the dining room get demolished. for the next two years st. an's will continue serving 3,000 meals a day at its temporary facility. the new dining room is expected to open in the summer of 2014. hundreds of people will braver the cold waters of the chili bay in san francisco to benefit the special olympics. this video is from last year, when the polar plunge was held at chrissy field. today participants will plunge at aquatic park. we will all be among those who test those waters, and wow! >> all for a very good cause. rosemary can't do much about the temperature of the water this morning but how will the weather be when they come out? >> mid 50s to upper 50s.

and the water temp about 52 degrees. with a breeze. it's going to be a cool one. don't forget your towel. make it a big one! a look at mostly clear skies, the winds howling in the hills this morning, but have improved. 25 miles per hour at big rock. 37 mount diablo, from 16 to 26 miles per hour in the oakland hills. and we have been watching atlas peak with the soda fire burning nearby. forecasted highs today, temperatures in the 40s this morning. a big cooldown for inland east bay but the rest of us within a few degrees of yesterday. but again if you're heading outside, bring the windbreaker. it's a breezy one around the area. 63 in hayward, 64 redwood city. 60 in the city for the afternoon. 63 expected san rafael. show what you is going on here. into sunday night, monday morning i'm showing you notice that very weak system i've been talking about, look at that. will we see a sprinkle? probably not. monday or tuesday night into wednesday morning, you can see

it this little juicier system, likes looks wednesday morning a few sprinkles over the bay area. won't last too long, won't be definitely what we need. but we may see a few scattered showers and maybe pick up a quarter inch of rain come tuesday night into wednesday morning. notice temperatures are falling back and they're going to stay was way. upper 50s sunday, monday, tuesday and wednesday. reports of shots fired in a house party in discovery bay. the extent of search by sheriff's deputies overnight in an empt to find any victims. plus a ktvu exclusive, videotape of one of the so- called speed freak killers. the details for cold blooded measures.

chilling details of some of the murders committed by the so- called speed freak killers. it's video you are only going to see on ktvu. the violence continues in oakland. the overnight shooting that has a downtown intersection closed off this morning. and the taliban claims responsibility for the shooting death of two american service members in afghanistan. what they say was in retaliation for and the precautions nato is taking this morning. good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it's

saturday, february 25th. we're not going to see the warm temperatures we have enjoyed the last couple days. rosemary has more on the forecast today. >> good morning to you! it's a chilly, brisk start to the morning. and for the afternoon a dramatic cooldown. take a look at what we saw yesterday. what we are expected to see today, from 10 to 15 degrees in some areas. the cooldown expected for the afternoon. i'll show you around, take a broader look and detail that breezy forecast we have outside this morning as well. back to you. right now, the intersection of 14th avenue and webster street is shut down while police investigate a shooting. the car in the middle of the street is where the victim was shot. police say around 3:30 this morning the man was in the car waiting to pick up someone at the caribbean nightclub. the man got into an argument with another man who then opened fire into the car. police are now looking for the shooter. the injured man was taken to the hospital where he is expected to recover.

the contra costa county sheriff's department is investigating reports of shots fired at a house party in discovery bay. officials say they got a call just after midnight that there was a shooting on discovery bay boulevard. when officers arrived they found shell casings but no victims. they also found blood on the ground and party-goers told them there was a fight but they did not give any information on a shooting. the sheriff's department launched their helicopter to search the area but did not find any victims. oakland police are trying to determine why two people ran from them during a late night traffic stop. this is video from the scene of 35th avenue near foothill boulevard. police tried to pull a car over around 11:30 last night but the driver sped off and crashed. the two people in the car took off on foot, but they were caught by police just about a block away. police have not said why they pulled the car over, just that it was not stolen. and a car crash in a power pole near the oakland-alameda border after 11:00 last night. the single car wreck knocked

out power in the area. police believe the driver was likely speeding on fruitvale before slam into the pole. traffic lights did go out, and the driver was taken to the hospital in stable condition. a pg&e crew arrived to restore the power. only on 2, videotape of one of the so-called speed freak killers describing cold-blooded murders in chilling detail. lauren herzog and his friend wesley shermantine are thought to be responsible for 20 or more deaths. in the tapes obtained by ktvu, herzog tells investigators how shermantine raped and killed a woman named cindy. >> herzog admitted to helping shermantine place the body of 25-year-old sandra into short- term fine's vehicle. he told investigators he was

scared of his friend and ashamed of his fear for not helping the young woman. a source told us herzog was considered shermantine's roads dog. he stopped being friends with shermantine eight years before his arrest. >> herzog also tells investigators shermantine killed 16-year-old chevy wheeler every stockton in 1985 and buried her on his parents property but didn't knowth exact lotion. investigators have recently identified both remains on that

property. but that wasn't all. >> >> in a later interview, herzog further revealed that he was with shermantine when shermantine killed two men who were pulled over in a car on the side of a deserted dead-end road. through the interrogations, herzog committed it using methamphetamine and said he was dazed during some of the attacks. he expressed regret. >> that was amber lee reporting. the interrogation tapes were played during herzog and shermantine's trials. herzog was convicted of three murders, but his convictions were later overturned. he died in an apparent suicide last month. shermantine is on death row and recently began disclosing where he he buried his victims. investigators have found human remains and bone fragments in

san joaquin and calaveras counties. the taliban is claiming responsibility for an attack in afghanistan that killed two americans. it happened in the interior ministry building in kabul. the taliban says the government snuck in and then shot and killed the two advisors believed to be u.s. service members. the shooter remains at large. a taliban says the attack was to protest the burning of the koran at an american military base. within the past hour nato pulled out owl its ministry personnel at afghan ministries as a safety precaution. cnn is reporting that nelson mandela underwent surgery for a hernia. he is reportedly in stable condition after checking into a south african hospital for a stomach illness. he should be released in the next two days. the 93-year-old has been in poor health. he was hospitalized last year for an acute respiratory infection. he was elected south africa's

first black president in 1994, after spending 27 years in prison fighting against apartheid. two big names are in the bay area this weekend for the state g.o.p. convention. campaign signs fill almost every inch of space in the hyatt. today is a big day because g.o.p. presidential candidates and former u.s. house speaker newt gingrich is scheduled to address the delegates. there will be a bunch of meetings with asian-american republicans, latinos and young voters. >> i think what we really want to see is how united we can be. we know that there's a lot of republicans throughout the state, and we need to get together and work to the the common good of getting republicans elected to office. >> california holds its primary in june. the former presidential hopeful her maine cane is expected with newt gingrich.

a chemical leak made 19 people sick in a sacramento safeway. the store was evacuated just before 8:00 last night. some workers reported seeing a mysterious mist near refrigeration units in the deli department. the victim said he suffered headaches and nausea. >> also have a process to make sure it that the foods are safe in there, or what foods may need to be destroyed. >> hazmat team tested the air and say the smell was likely freon. firefighters opened vents throughout the building to get rid of the smell. the store reopened two hours after the evacuation. right now cal-fire is assessing the soda fire and is expected to declare it fully contained. that fire started thursday afternoon on napa county soda canyon road. crews say a pile of burning brush from a nearby vineyard got out of control, fueled by the heavy wind. helicopters and hand cruise were called in to fight the flames, which burned 200 acres. firefighters say a february

wildfire is rare but because of dry weather they have battled more than 300 brushfires in just the last two months. >> it's the vegetation around it. we have the grasses and then the brush. the brush is very dry. and so that's contributing to the cause of the fire. this type of weather, this time of year, is not normal. so it's hard to believe that this stuff is burning the way it is. >> so far there's no word about any fines or firefighting costs of the vineyard contractor whose open burn started the fire. the contractor did not have permission to burn and should have known the conditions were dangerous. good morning to you! mostly clear skies outside our doors, and the windmill north of the bay point getting a workout. we have very breezy conditions. it looks hazy from the shot, mostly sunny skies and good air quality in the forecast for today. temperatures ranging in the mid and upper 40s with the wind out there. 46 san francisco.

48 in oakland. upper 40s santa a, napa. 46 livermore. 47 concord. upper 40s and low 50s around menlo park, san jose, and this morning stepping outside your door. but the winds again are blowing, a northerly breeze near areas around palo alto stanford, 10 to 15, even 17. oakland reporting 15 miles per hour. winds near concord livermore picking up just a bit, from 5 to 10 miles per hour. and sfo reporting 6 miles per hour right now. the gusts even stronger than that in our hills. areas right around mount diablo reporting 37 miles per hour. really blowing at big rock, although we're again seeing an improvement closer to 45 miles per hour a little earlier this morning. still 26 miles per hour reported near oakland. a live look here at satellite radar, pointing out where this wind is coming from. this disturbance to the north of us, sliding through just being clipped by the tail end of this. and that has really helped

increase our winds. it is going to bring rain to the north of us. we're going to remain with cooler air in place and the breezy conditions continuing. we've got a second system back here that may bring ace sprinkle, monterey or salinas. saturday morning, mostly clear skies, most of the day. although we'll be a lot cooler. you'll notice a big drop in your afternoon temperatures. and we're going to remain breezy. tomorrow morning we wake up with mostly clear skies. by the afternoon, late afternoon, increasing clouds, late in the night overnight hours. you see it south of us. areas just south of monterey perhaps into salinas getting a little bit of rain. that looks like about it. tahoe a few sprinkles. a cold system going to bring maybe a dusting to even some of the sierra foothills. today partly cloudy, mostly sunny skies. cool and breezy and the cooling trend easy to see here from friday into today then sunday, even cooler, temperatures are going to be about where they should be for february. but nothing like what we've seen lately.

65 santa rosa. 63 san rafael. 64 in oakland. 60 degrees expected in the city. 65 fremont. 65 degrees san jose as well as mountain view. your extended forecast, increasing clouds tomorrow, a cooler day tomorrow. near freezing as we start the morning in some inland areas. monday, tuesday wednesday going to be just overall much cooler than what we've seen lately. eastern sprinkles a possibilities on tuesday. a better chance will come wednesday morning. i'm going to show you that extended model, coming up. muni's most heavily used rail line is shut down this weekend. this is the first of six straight weekends that crews will be working on a rail replacement project on the line. bus shuttles will be in place between ocean beach and church street. the line is expected to be back in service before that monday morning commute. a car stuck on the train tracks, why witnesses had to physically remove the driver seconds before a train slams into the car. plus, a suspicious package shuts down a california i.r.s.

office. the smelly item found inside. but first, here's a live look outside at traffic on highway 4. the chp reporting there is a jacuzzi in both lanes of the westbound 5 at 8th street in antioch. so be very careful. it is 8:12. you're watching mornings on 2. [ birds chirping ]

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conditions, a cool start to the day. and the 1 are expected to continue for the afternoon. caught on tape, a woman in delaware was rescued from her car just seconds before a train struck it. this happened early yesterday morning. police say the driver made a wrong turn on to the track and then got stuck. she tried to get the car going, but it wouldn't move. witnesses say the driver would not get out of the car so a man finally pulled her out. just seconds before that train struck the car. a fireball inside a maryland home has injured seven firefighters, two remain in critical condition this morning. the fire broke out last night in a vacant home. fire officials say while firefighters were fighting the fire, a sudden rush every air went into the house, creating a fireball that engulfed the firefighters. the cause of that fire is still under investigation. after the shooting death they washington state trooper there's growing pressure by lawmakers across the country to approve a so-called blue alert. like the amber alert, the blue alert would notify the public

about someone who killed a peace officer. it took law enforcement nine hours to capture a man suspected of killing a trooper earlier this week. supporters of the blue alert system say officers would have been aided if the suspects' information was posted on flea billboards. >> i'm realistic this will happen again and this is a tool to catch our worst offenders. >> california is one of more than a dozen states with the blue alert system. the cost is one reason washington state says it doesn't have the system. if our election 2012 coverage, only three more days until the michigan g.o.p. presidential primary and the candidates are busy this weekend trying to secure support. while campaigning in a detroit suburban yesterday, rick santorum unveiled a economic plan. he says he would imp meant it if elected president. the plan includes reforming end teet. ment programs and a repeal of president obama's health care plan. >> i propose $5 trillion in reductions over five years, no

one else has come close to that number. not even ron paul. i've said i will spend -- >> santorum had a lead over mitt romney in michigan. but two new polls released yesterday now show romney leading santorum by just a couple points. mitt romney is also talking economic policy in michigan. he focused on the nice's debt during a campaign stop in kalamazoo. >> this president is on track by the end of four years to put in place as much public debt almost as all the prior presidents combined. can you imagine that? that's the on track -- and no plans to cut the deficit. >> romney said last he would also repeal president boehm's health care plan and send more money to the states. president obama is talking gas prices this morning and criticizing republicans to are blaming his administration for the rising costs of fuel. he made the comment in his weekly online video address. >> now, some politics always see this as a political

opportunity. and since it's an election year, they're dusting off their same three-point plan for two dollars gas. step one, according to them, is drill. step two is drill. and step three? to keep drilling. >> the president went on to call on congress to end subsidies for oil companies, saying they are profitable enough and don't need the help. the national average for a gallon of regular unleaded gas rose 3 cents overnight, according to triple-a. it's now at 3.67 a gallon, much higher here in the bay area with an average of $4.29 a gallon in san francisco. the average price in san jose is $4.25. and in oakland it's $4.23. police trying to figure out who sent feces to an i.r.s. office. police, firefighters and hazmat crews all responded to the i.r.s. office in fresno yesterday after an employee reported a suspicious package with a musty odor in the mailroom. authorities evacuated the

building while tried to determine what was in the package. crews then found the package had feces and other items inside. in washington, d.c. the u.s. capitol was close after a white powder was discovered steps away from the office of the speaker of the house. no one was allowed into the historic room while police tested the substance. the tests showed the powder came from candy. the now bankrupted solyndra company is being accused of leaving behind a toxic legacy. this building in milpitas is one of several manufacturing facilities that were leased bisolyndra and in court filings the property owner i star claims solyndra left line barrels of unknown chemicals and equipment contaminated with lead. i star wants solyndra to pay for the clean-up. another bay area city is considering a plan to reduce junk mail. the contra costa times reports richmond lawmaker will decide next month whether to join a nationwide campaign. one of hundreds cities including san jose and los

gatos have signed with catalog choice, a berkeley non-profit group that alerts telemarketers and surrenders to stop senning junk mail to residents, similar to the do nautical list. in san francisco's tenderloin district today, st. anthony's will open the doors one last time to its original dining room, established back in 1950. it's served millions of meals over the years. guests and volunteers today will be invited to paint the walls and contribute to a time capsule before the dining room gets demolished. the next two years st. anthony's will continue serving three thousand meals a day at its temporary facility. the new dining room is connected to open in the summer of 2014. there's more trouble ahead for blockbuster. the movie rental chain is closing 500 of its remaining stores, leaving about a thousand nationwide. the decision was made by dish network, which bought blockbuster out of bankruptcy last year.

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the upper midwest is digging itself out of a winter 73 storm in today. one minneapolis county reported 50 crashes yesterday morning, one woman skidded past the stop sign and slammed into a semi- truck. parts of michigan received half a foot of snow, more snow is predicted today. and later next week. no spare the air day today. the winds really whipping out there. that means whatever bad air we had here is now gone but also the temperatures have dropped. you said what, 10 to 15 degree? >> you're going to notice without a doubt. and so add insult to injury we're looking at breezy conditions outside our door this morning. the hills are howling. we're got winds to 40 and 45 miles per hour areas near mount diablo, but they have improved over the morning and will continue. but we'll continue with the breezy conditions. i'm just popping around the area, the winds gusting to near 26 miles per hour reported near

oakland. and looks like gusting to 11 right there close to the golden gate. the winds coming from the west to northwest meaning this direction which means it pushes against your car if you're going across the san rafael richmond bridge, bay bridge, dumbarton, san mateo, so that will be around and one last stop. if you're heading out to take the big plunge, the foal after plunge, water temperature about 52 degrees. for today's forecast, outside right now we're holding in the mid to upper 40s, a few low 50s out there. but it's cool so it's going to feel from 5 to 10 degrees cooler than that. into the noontime, mid to upper 50s in the forecast and then for the afternoon, upper 50s to mid-60s. fast food to looks like tomorrow night, because that chance for rain slim and none. look at that, do you really see anything? you feel my pain? we're not going to see much if any at all. tuesday night and wednesday, it's not tuesday 10 p.m. you can see it some rain getting ready to move through by wednesday morning it looks like we may get a few scatter

showers and that's what we'll show you in the extended forecast. the cooling trend will continue. mid to upper 50s in the forecast. sunday, monday, tuesday and into wednesday. for the best chance at getting rain it looks like tuesday night into wednesday morning. back to you. two marines are spending their first morning with their families after coming home from a seven-month deployment in afghanistan. >> welcome home! >> american flogs greeted christian mendoza and christopher scott at the san jose airport yesterday. scott received a tearful hug from his mother followed by an emotional embrace from his girlfriend. >> where is my mom and girlfriend? that's the first thought. and the second thought is, just hopefully being back home. >> it's a culture shock but it feels great. >> always though the two left afghanistan before the recent violence, they felt the tension

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there today. >> reporter: the day starts with a town hall meeting, but the big headline event happening here at the hyatt regency in burlingame for this california republican convention is the people you see on this sign here. republican presidential candidate newt gingrich is scheduled to speak eight luncheon at noon today. let's show you video of that. and the head of the california republican party here told me this morning that herman cain is also confirmed to be at that same luncheon today at 11:30. this convention happens every election year but this of course is a presidential election year so the g.o.p. primary which still has no clear winner is a hot topic of discussion. california's presidential primary is not until june this year. and a lot of people here are talking about the possibility of california republicans having a bigger say in the contest if the primary is still unzeid ed about june. >> that's one of most exciting things about this election cycle is california, most

linelike will have a very big say in the republican nominee for president, as we haven't this had that in a long, long time some it's a great thing. it's going to unify a lot of our republicans. >> according to state elections information, 44% of registered california voters are registered as democrats. 30% are register as republicans and the remainder don't have a party affiliation. so at this convention, some of the leaders with the california republican party say they are doing more to try to reach out to asian, latino voters and also young voters in the state. so the first event happening today is a town hall with asian- american voters. and one thing we're trying to find out more and get more information later in the show is the convention attendance numbers. is it up compared to couple years ago? so that's one thing we'll try to find out. but again the big headliners today, republican candidate newt gingrich and former presidential candidate herman cain are scheduled to seeing here in burlingame this

afternoon. an investigation is underway into a fatal crash in sonoma county. the highway patrol says a vehicle slammed into a tree on highway 12 and trinity road before midnight. highway patrol briefly closed the area while investigating the cause of the collision. authorities say a 74-year- old motorist drove through a crowd of people waiting to take a positive line into sonoma county yesterday afternoon in the parking lot of the redwood alliance christian conference grounds just outside occidental. witnesses say the karak sell rated on the highway and then through a gay scene open and in a creek. a 61-year-old woman was thrown 60 feet and died at the scene. the driver and a female passenger sustained minor injuries. authoritying are looking to see if the driver suffered a

medical emergency before the accident. four university of washington students recovering after two school vans collided with each other in monterey county. those vans carrying 22 students were traveling side by side, when they crashed near king city yesterday. one vehicle overturn and two people were ejected. the students were on their way to a conference in santa barbara county. no charges will be filed against a 91-year-old woman who drove her car through a san jose nursing home. in june low answerra fernandez crashed into a home, killing two elderly residents if injuring four others. the district attorney says the accident happened by mistake, not because she was impaired or negligent. her license has been taken away and she has not driven since the accident. prosecutors say until the crash she had a perfect driving record. a criminal case against an alameda man accused of killing a berkeley resident with a flowerpot has been put on hold. a judge has ordered a mental competency camphor 23-year-old began yell dewitt. his family has said they tried

to get him exited for his mental problems. he is suspected of killing 67- year-old peter stuker outside his home one week ago. liver more police have detained five teenage boys for advanced leading a neighborhood. they admiral to hurling rocks last weekend. one rocklanded neck to a crib. the teens are remorseful and didn't think they could hurt others. the kids say they threw the rocks while speeding through the neighborhood. a photo of that vehicle led to the arrests. one person was arrested at a santa rosa high school after police say he pulled out a machete during a fight. police say around 8:30 last night rival gang members confronted each other in the stands of the football field at elsie allen high school. a witness says they saw someone pull a machete out from under his clothes. police say school staff reacted quickly and were able to subdue him before anyone was hurt. that person was taken into custody but police say several other people involved in the

fight left before officers arrived. next week a judge ruled on what evidence can be used in the 5:30 case against sheriff sheriff ross mirkarimi. prosecutors released photos of has wife showing a bruise on her right bicep. allegedly inflicted by mirkarimi during a new year's eve fight. the photos came from a video shot by lopez and her neighbor. the defense is seeking to exclude the video claiming lopez was preparing for a custody battle over their two- year-old son. >> this case could break a couple ways. for all we knee, come the defense case she could say, i did say this to my neighbor, but that was only part of the story. >> lopez denies any abuse secured. the prosecutors say she is refusing to cooperate with them. mirkarimi is charged with misdemeanor domestic violence, battery, and child endangerment. a san francisco police officer has pleaded not guilty to assaulting a woman at a nightclub while off-duty. last week 29-year-old richard

stores was charge with felony assault if domestic violence charges in connection with the january incident. the officer is accused of punishing a woman he was dating, causing her to fall and and hit her head. if convicted he faces up to four years in prison. oakland police are investigating an early morning shooting on webster street in oakland, and it is just the latest in a string of gun violence incidents on oakland streets. >> pow, pow, pow! >> yesterday she says she was in a house here 98th avenue and holly street when two gunmen started shooting. the bullets just barely missed hitting her one-year-old daughter. >> she just started walking so she is standing at the screen door. and something said, pull her from the screen door! >> oakland police were around the corner when the shot were fired and chased the gunman. they arrested one 18-year-old man. police say he had taken off his clothes and shoes and dropped a gun. a second gunman still has not been found. police say the intended target

an older man also was not hit by the gunfire. to help curb the violence in alameda county judge has a revolved a new gang injunction for oakland. it covers a two square mile area of the fruitvale district and names 40 alleged gang members. the judge's ruling means they cannot associate with each other in that designated area although there are a few exceptions to this which include church, school and work. police say the 40 individuals have been arrested 200 times and more than 100 convictions between them. 60 years ago, harold care senn retired from the oakland police department and today his presence is still being felt. when he retired he began invested engine napa real estate. in 1997 he passed away without an heir, so he left his estate worth $1.3 million to the oakland police foundation. that money now supports a numerous programs, including california youth out reach. which brings former gang members into churches to speak

with children and teenagers. >> they're in these neighborhoods that are just infested by gangs and they have to celebrity funerals with young people shot down because of gang violence. >> the money has also gone to train new police dogs and provide dispatchers with upgraded headsets and purchased bullet resistance shields for patrol officers, after the 2009 shootings that left four oakland officers dead. members of the department say most of today's officers have never heard of the man but are grateful he's helped keep them alive. today occupy protestors will join for a march through pleasanton. it's being led by workers from council wood country club. they are protesting the club's two year lockout of its food service staff. they say this has caused workers lose their heal care and homes. the inequality in this country has to change, they say. >> we have an update on a story we first told you about on the 10:00 news. stanford university is now agreeing not to take over the

residential house in april. that student house is only one of two not owned by the university. right now 35 students live there, each responsible for cooking, cleaning and maintaining the home. >> as residents in this house are responsible to each other, and that gives us something very tangible that forces cooperation and kept accountability that you won't find in our residents. but standford wants to cancel the lease agreement it take over the house. after circulating a petition, however, the university granted them a temporary reprieve. it will now says it wants to take over the house instead of april, in august. residents say they will continue to fight the decision. good morning to you! wintry air blowing into the bay area this morning. giving a live look, san jose, mostly clear skies and you can see that flag that northwesterly wind about 15 miles per hour in and around san jose. so if you're out early this

morning for maybe t-ball practice, maybe for a run, it is cool and it is brisk out there. take a look at the current winds, 15 miles per hour in santa rosa. napa. 15 in oakland but gusting above that in the hills. anything above a thousand feet from 25 to 35-mile-per-hour gusts reported right now. five to 10 miles near concord, livermore, san francisco not bad, about 10 miles per hour at this time. mountain view 10. gusting to 20 a little earlier. current temperatures outside sitting in the 40s. 47 santa rosa. 48 in san francisco. 44 in concord. 49 in san jose. we could easily be sitting in the 30s. it's february after all. but with that wind out there, it probably feels from three to five degrees cooler. so that's consider get outside the door this morning. satellite and radar showing you what is burrowing us the cool air. we've got this system that is pretty much leaving us dry. you can see any rain staying to the north of us are but the consequence for us will be the cooler air, a second system will bring us just a very slim

chance at maybe a sprinkle sunday night into monday morning. 10%, which means really unlikely. but again, bringing us the colder air is going to feel like february all of a sudden. look at the forecast here. mostly clear for today, but we're a lot cooler. breezy throughout the afternoon, and tomorrow morning we're waking up mostly clear, the clouds will increase by late afternoon into the evening hours. sun sets right before 6:00 these days. and then by sunday night into monday morning. all i can pick up is this a bit here next to monterey. so we're going to leave in just that slim pock. the sierra will pick up some snow and with the cold air in place we're talking foothill snow, down it 1500 feet. for those who know i-80, that's just about auburn. 63 san rafael. 63 in berkeley. 64 expected for oakland. so a big difference from the mid upper 70s just yesterday in some spots. 65 san jose. 66 expected morgan hill. 66 in santa cruz. your extended forecast shows

you the cooldown continues, increasing clouds sunday night, monday, look at the overnight lows. we'll be near freezing as early as tomorrow morning and we'll remain cool with that chance for rain tuesday night and wednesday. back to you. an apology from time magazine. the mistake it made on an upcoming cover involving a san francisco state graduate. but first, take you outside for a live look at traffic on the 880 oakland. we've been talking about the wind. our camera shaking out there this morning. want to tell but an accident further south in hayward. the chp is responding to a crash on southbound 880 at alvarado niles road. there were reports a driver was trapped flock, the number one and two lanes. so be advised of that in that direction. it's 8:43. you're watching mornings on 2.

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good morning to you! isn't that a gorgeous shot? the oakland estuary. mostly clear skies, cool and brisk outside the doors this morning. we're now hearing from the family of one of the marines killed when two helicopters collided during midair. on thursday an attack helicopter collided with the utility helicopter on the arizona-california border. all seven men onboard were killed. and the mother of one of them says she is grateful she was able to see her son just days

before the crash. >> got that memory of him welcomer walking me to my car, hugging meg and giving me a big kiss and telling me he loves me. >> all seven of the marines were preparing for deployed in afghanistan. they say the cause of the crash is still being investigated. visibility may have been a factor, this is the fifth aviation accident since march that involves a marine headquartered at san diego miramar air station. the taliban says one of its insurgents killed two americans this morning as a response to the destruction of korans at a u.s. mare till base. rioting continued for a fifth i did today across afghanistan. protestors threw rocks at police and tried to storm a government building. at least 28 people have been killed since mid-week. this morning a gunman escaped after slipping no a government men 40 and killing two american military advisors. two soldiers were killed on thursday. another service member has been acquitted of heying a

south bay marine who later committed suicide while serving in afghanistan. this is video of hairy lu of santa clara who shot himself last april after getting beaten and hazed for falling asleep would you on duty. a court in hawaii found carlos not guilty of assault and maltreatment. a squad leader was cleared earlier this month. a third marine pleaded guilty and was sentenced sentenced to a demotion. this morning yemen is swearing in a new president. he had served as vice president and will now take over from the outgoing leader. this is expected to end months of protest and violence over the ruler. he received just under 100% of the votes cast in tuesday's election. a formal inauguration will take place on monday. but hours after the inauguration, 20 people were killed by a car bomb. officials say the bomb went off outside a presidential compound in the southern city of sanna. most of the people killed were

presidential guards. right now it's being called a suicide bombing. no one has taken credit for the attack. the u.s. is rallying international support it hopes of pressuring syria into ending its bloody crackdown on protestors. this weekend secretary of state hillary clinton is taking part in a peace instrument with more than 60 nations. she criticized russia and china for not attending and for vetoing a united nations resolution earlier this month. >> two permanent members of the security council using their veto when people are being murdered, women, children, brave young men, houses destroyed. it is just dispicable. >> the continues are continuing in homs. they're enforcing a agree with peacekeepers if syria agrees to a cease-fire. in italy the statue of limitations has run out against

the former prime minister. that was the verdict in morning after three judges deliberated for two hours. he was accused of paying a british lawyer $600,000 to commit perjury during two trials in the 1990s. he stepped down as italian prime minister in november, after worries he could not contain the countries's financial crisis. venezuelan president hugo chavez he's his cancer has returned. he flew to cuba last night for urgent surgery. the 57-year-old will meet with doctors and undergo medical tests today. he is seeing the same doctors who removed ace baseball size cancerous tumor from his pelvis last summer. he's not disclosing the location of new tumor but says it's a inch wide and probably malignant. a woman call the reason behind a security threat at san francisco international airport. just before 11:30 a.m. yesterday, police were notified that a suspicious device had

showed up on the x-ray machine. police say they assessed the situation and decided to evacuate the terminal. >> what was in the package was okay again cylinders and oxygen generateddor -- what made it suspicious is she couldn't answer the screener's questions about what was in the bag because she said she wasn't the one that packed it. so that tryinged a red flag. >> a little more than two hours after the device was spotted, the airport was back in operation. hundreds of passengers were delayed or stranded because of the security scare. the carnival cruise line is working to reimburse 22 passengers on the carnival splendor after they were robbed at gunpoint in mexico. passengers returning to the ship on thursday when gunmen stopped their bus, took their money, watches and cameras. no one was hurt but it's the same cruise ship that caught fire if 2010, stranding passengers for three days. about 200 miles outside of san diego. time mag ken is apologizing for a cover story that shows a

photograph of a san francisco state university graduate. the story is about the power of the latino vote. michael shen ham is on the top row behind the m in time. it's one of faces meant toil straight the broad range of the people of people the term latino applies to. but he is not latino. he's half asian and half white. he said when he was photographed, he was never asked if he was latino and had no idea what his where would be used for. we are just one day away from the biggest night in film in the 84th annual oscars! and the controversial figure the academy has now decided to allow on the red carpet. >> outside our doors this morning, cool and brisk, a live look there, mostly clear skies. beautiful shot from san rafael. we've got a cool day in store. lot cooler. the numbers coming up!

ben and jerry's is hopping on the jeremy lin banding with an with a new flavor. it's only available at harvard square near lin's alma mattedder. the flavor is made with have been illa propose answer yogurt, light tea and served with a waffle cookie. the first batches of the flavor featured prices of fortune cookie but they took out that ingredient. you can also now get jeremy lin shoes. nike signed lin in 2010 and created a sneaker for him to

wear. he had them on last night while playing in the nba all-star weekend rising stars challenge. the $130 shoe won't be available in stores but can be created and purchased online. lin played just eight minutes in the challenge, scoring two pints. the nba all-star game is tonight. we now go to rosemary insanity! viewers just crazy for their weekend forecast! what do you got? >> it is going to be a cool came we saw some pretty nice sunshine to over the last couple days. temperatures felt like spring and summer. that's going to change. bring along your jacket. temperatures will be seasonal for this time of year, upper 50s, low to mid-60s. and if you don't have the wind outside your door or the breeze, you may feel pretty mild today. but if you've got that breeze, if the trees are swaying, make sure you have the windbreaker because it's going to feel cool. water temperature 52 degrees for the big polar plunge for today.

the whole event from 10 to 4, the plunge 12:15 to 12:30 and it will be a breezy day in the city. your extended forecast shows temperatures will continue to fall. increasing clouds sunday night into monday, with just an outside chance of maybe a sprinkle. a better bet will come tuesday night into wednesday and we're hoping we actually get some rain wednesday morning. that commute could be a little foggy. back to you. >> thank you. the best in film will be lonored tomorrow night at the academy awards. final preparations underway at hollywood's kodak theater to the the 84th annual ceremony. billy crystal is hosting the oscars for the ninth time. the night's big winner could be the artist the silent film nominated in 10 categories, including best picture. after heated debate, sasha cohen is being invited to the oscars. >> how are you? i'm fine, thank you. >> he had been banned from the ceremony after producers heard he was going to walk the red

carpet dressed as general ala dean. this is the character from his new movie the dictator. they felt it would feel in with the upscale feel of the oscars but it backed off and said he could taken the ceremony. our academy awards coverage continues online. we have the latest oscar news and slide shows covering the nominated films and red carpet fashion. right there on ktvu.com. hundreds of brave souls are set to take the plunge into the chilly bay waters today to benefit the special olympics. last year, that polar plunge was held in san francisco. today participants will jump not too water at aquatic park. john, mark and sophie will be among those who test the waters and all that happens at noon. brr! >> the third hour of ktvu mornings on 2 is ahead with these new stories. central valley schoolchildren accused of trying to get their

teacher to eat rat poison. plus, a california newspaper tells online readers to open up their wallet. the new fees that are soon going to be in effect. and it could be the solution to rising gas prices. the plan under possible consideration by the obama administration.

it's a big day in burlinggame. well tell you about the current and former presidential candidates who are scheduled to speak here today. only on two the decade old police interrogation with lauren herzog. and new this morning the illness putting nelson mandela back in the hospital. those stories and much more on the third hour of ktvu channel 2. good morning, and welcome back to ktvu mornings on 2 i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. temperatures are indeed cooling down. here is rosemary with a saturday morning bay area forecast. good morning. >> good morning to you. we have cold air spilling into the bay area and a huge plunge for the afternoon. 10-15 degrees you can bet you will feel that. this morning chilly and breezy outside our doors. we'll look at the current conditions and the extended forecast with a little bit of

rain. only on two ktvu has obtained videos of loren herzog and police in the video. he details of the murders. herzog was arrested back on march 17th, 1999. he told police he was afriday of shermantine and they have not been close friends for eight years. during the interview he described the night that shermantine raped and killed shirley. >> herzog also told police he saw shermantine kill 16-year- old chevy wheeler. shermantine admitted to killing at least 20 people. the convention is about to kick off its saturday session on the peninsula in just about an hour. allie rasmus joins us life from burlinggame with what is going

on right now. hey. >> day two of the convention starts at 10:00 with a town hall meeting. and of course there is going to be people attending that event. there is a number of people out here. it's all happening inside the hyatt regency. the big event today that is a lot of people are buying tickets for. you can see the name the headlines. presidential candidate republican presidential candidate newt gingrich. he is scheduled to speak at a luncheon this afternoon. the head of the california republican party that says former republican presidential candidate herman cain is confirmed to be at that luncheon today. this is a presidential election year. the gop primary still has no clear winner yet. there is a discussion that california's presidential primary could have more of a say in the outcome of that contest. now the chairman of the california republican party who we just talked to said he thinks that is part of the

reason why candidate newt gingrich made the trip here. >> not only for years has californias provided the largest single amount of donations, but they provide a lot of volunteers. right now there is a conclusion to this race super tuesday might be a split decision. it's worth coming out early for some of these people to set up shop. >> reporter: now according to california voter registration data 44% of registered california voters are registered as democrats. 30% are registered as republicans. the rest are not affiliated with any particular party. the chairman we spoke to said in order for the gop to be successful in california and in the future, it needs to reach out to all californians as he put it. a lot of the items on the agenda on the schedule are special outreach events and town hall meetings specifically trying to reach out to asian american, latino, and young voters. the first event happening today is an asian american town hall

meeting. live in burlingame. a new intersection remains closed as police investigate a new shooting. this car in the middle of the intersection at west 14th avenue. around 3:30 this morning a man was sitting in the car waiting to pick someone up. the man got into an argument with another man that opened fire into the car. police are now looking for the shooter. the injured man was taken to the hospital where he is expected to recover. this morning two people are in police custody after a chase through the streets of oakland. this is video from the scene of the crash near 35th avenue. police say they tried to pull a car over around 11:30 last night but the driver sped off and crashed. the two people in the car caught off on foot. police say the car was not stolen and still not clear why the two people tried to run. and just after 11:00 last night a car crash briefly

knocked out power to an area along the oakland alameda border. the driver was likely speeding before it crashed into a power pole. the driver was taken to the hospital in stable condition. a pg&e crew arrived a short time later to restore the power. next week a judge will decide what evidence can be used in the domestic violence case against ross mirkarimi. prosecutors released photos of his wife showing a bruise on her right bicep. the photos game from a video shot by lopez and her neighbor. the defense is seeking to exclude the video claiming lopez was preparing for a custody battle. >> this case could break a couple of ways. for all we know come the defense case she could hit the stand saying i did say this to my neighbor but that was only part of the story. >> lopez denies any abuse. she is refusing to cooperate

with them. mirkarimi is charged with domestic battery and child endangerment. five teenage boys have admitted to hurling rocks at houses last weekend. one rock landed next to a rip. the teens are remorseful and didn't think they could hurt others. they threw rocks while speeding through the neighborhood in a subaru forrester. a chemical leak made 19 people sick at a sacramento safeway. they evacuated that store just before 8:00 last night. some reporters see a mysterious mist. people in the store complained of having headaches and nausea. >> we have a process to make sure the foods are safe in there. or what foods may need to be destroyed. >> reporter: the hazmat team tested the air and said the smell was likely freon. firefighters opened vents get rid of that smell and then the

store reopened. soda fire burning in napa county is expected to be fully contained sometime this morning. the fire started thursday afternoon on soda canyon road. a pile of burning crush from a nearby vineyard quickly got out of control. as it was fueled by heavy winds. helicopters and hand crews were called in to fight the flames that burned about 200 acres. a february wild fire is rare but because of the dry winter weather they have battled more than 300 brush fires in the last two months. >> it's vegetation around it. we have the grasses and the brush itself. the brush is very dry. that is contributing to the cause of the fire. this type of weather this time of year is not normal. so it's hard to believe that this stuff is burning the way it is. >> quick update for you now. the soda fire is fully contained. so far there is no word about any fines or fire fighting costs for the vineyard

contractor who's open burn started that fire. good morning, to you a live look outside our doors. plenty of sunshine. probably pouring into your window this morning. you may also be seeing a little bit of sway in the trees. we've got a breezy start out there. a weak dry system moving over northern california and we are catching the northerly breeze. north westerly winds blowing pretty good. 49 degrees santa rosa. 50 in napa. upper 40s and low 50s around the bay. down into areas around san jose. off to the east about 50 degrees concord. 39 in livermore. the bigger story perhaps just how strong the gusts are blowing. 15 miles an hour right now in oakland. oakland reporting gusts to nearly 20. westerly breeze in livermore. seven miles an hour northerly westerly san jose. 17 miles an hour reported santa rosa. the gusts above 1,000 feet or so really howling and n some cases. 35 miles an hour reported mt.

diablo. 26 the north oakland hills. 35 at big rock. this has climbed a bit in the last hour it was 25. 19 at atlas peak. satellite radar here this is the system not bringing us any rain but bringing us the breezy conditions. a second one to follow may bring us a slight chance for a sprinkle sunday night. let me pick it up here by sunday notice off the coastline it's going to roll through picking up just the possibility of maybe a spotty sprinkle. we are now into monday morning. that is it. monday night goes by. we're in pretty good shape. tuesday goes by we're in pretty good shape. we're going to be a lot cooler. tuesday night a few sprinkles. wednesday morning in time for the morning drive. partly cloudy and mostly sunny for today. a lot cooler. breezy conditions expected for the afternoon. take a look at the graphic. shows you how much cooler we will be today and tomorrow another notable cool down expected.

65 in the forecast for the afternoon. 60 degrees san francisco. 64 in oakland. mid 60s san jose. you're looking a the the numbers not bad. a lot cooler from where we have been. it's the breeze that will get you. giving you a look at what is going on sunday, monday, tuesday, into wednesday. overnight lows will cool off as well. low 30s in the forecast for tomorrow morning. a chance for rain tuesday and wednesday. if you're going to be playing outdoors today, i'll have your outlook coming up. it's time now for your live drive time traffic. here's a live look at the sunny golden gate bridge this morning. there are some wind advisories but not on the golden gate bridge. let's move over to the bay bridge and check out the conditions there. looks like you have smooth ride coming through that toll plaza this morning. little windy out there so keep that in mind. muni's most heavily used rail line is shut down this weekend. this is the first of six straight weekends that crews will be working on a rail replacement project. bus shuttles will be in place

between ocean beach and church street. the line is expected to be back in service before the monday morning commute. new this morning nelson mandela is in the hospital. what froms are saying about his illness. mitt romney's ford feel fumble. the campaign appearance that did not go as planned. it's one of the californias largest newspapers. how much the los angeles times wants to charge readers to use its website. 3q

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good morning, to you. a live look from emeryville. you can see the golden gate there. mostly clear skies. white caps along the water there. we have breezy conditions. new this morning former nobel peace prize winner nelson mandela has reportedly under gone successful hernia surgery. he is in stable condition after checking into a south african hospital and should be released in the next few days. the 93-year-old has been in poor health. he was hospitalized for an acute respiratory infection. he was elected south africa's first black president. also new this morning a taliban insurgeon has killed two american military advisors.

it happened in the ministry building in kabul. the shooter remains at large. the taliban says the attack was to protest the burning of a quran at a military base. they are recalling all military personnel as a safety precaution. president obama is talking gas prices this morning. and criticizing republicans that are blaming his administration for the rising cost to fill up. he made the comments on his weekly online video address. >> now some politicians see this as a political opportunity. since an election year they are dusting off their same three point plan for $2 gas. ly save you the suspension. step one is drill. step two is drill step three is to keep drilling. >> the president went on to call on congress to end subsidies for oil companies say they are profitable enough and do not need the help. the white house could be getting to tap the nation

strategic petroleum preserve. there is a case to use reserve in some circumstances but he wouldn't say directly if the reserve is under consideration. some democrats are calling on the president to tap into that reserve. some analysts say any impact on gas prices would be minimal. the national average for a gallon of unleaded gas rose 3 cents overmight. it's at $3.67 a gallon. it's always higher in the bay area with average of $4.29 a gallon. san jose it's $4.25. in oakland it's $4.23. in election 2012 coverage only three more days until the gop presidential primary and the candidates are busy trying to secure support while campaigning in a detroit suburb last night santorum unvailed the plan he would implement if elected president.

that includes reforming candidates. >> i propose $5 trillion in reductions over five years. no one has come close to that number. not even ron paul. >> santorum had a lead over mitt romney in michigan but two new polls released yesterday now show romney leading santorum by a couple of points. mitt romney is also talking economic policy in michigan. he focused on the nations debt during a campaign stop. >> this president is on track by the end of four years to put in place as much public debt almost as all the prior presidents combined. can you imagine that? that's what he's on track to do. no plans to cut the deficit. >> reporter: romney went on to say last night he would also repeal president obama's health care plan and send more money to the state. before appearing he outlined his economic plan at ford field in detroit. but only 1200 listened to romney's speech.

campaign officials say the event moved to ford feel because it sold out at a smaller venue. during his speech, romney highlighted the american cars heowned. >> i drive a mustang and a chevy pickup truck. >> political analysts later noted romney's mention of two cadillacs shift focus away from his plan and instead to his wealth. in our economy watch sprint has decided not to buy metro pcs. take over talks between the two companies collapsed earlier this week after sprint's board rejected the buyout deal. it's not clear why the sprint board rejected that deal. analyst say print wanted to purchase metro pcs to compete with verizon and at & t. more trouble ahead for block buster. they are closing 500 of the remaining stores. that will leave about 1,000 nation-wide. the decision was made by dish network which bought block

buster out of bankruptcy last year. no word on which stores are slated for closure but they will be picked based on sales. the los angeles times begin charging readers to access to online news. readers will be asked to buy a digital subscription. people who do not want to describe will be able to read 15 stories in a 30-day period for free. newspapers are taking the approach trying to bring in more revenue. the new york times and wall street journal also charge for online access. time magazine is apologizing for a a photograph of a san jose graduate. michael is on the top row right behind the m. he's one of the faces meant to illustrate the broad range of people. the term latino applies to but he is not latino he is half asian and white. when he was photographed he

never asked if he was latino and had no idea what his picture was going to be used for. it was a birthday to remember the original apple. yesterday would have been apple founders steve jobs 57th birthday top mark the occasion they gathered outside of new york flag ship apple store with balloons and cup cakes. some were wearing turtle necks and jeans in honor of his legacy. it is disturbing crime in the central valley. fifth graders eyepiecessed of put -- fifth graders accused of putting rat poison in their teachers coffee. a notable cool down for your weekend. it's chilly and blustery in some cases. we'll take a look at what is going on outside your door coming up.

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international reports no delays involving flights heading to and departing from chicago. the region is covered in snow and could be more delays throughout weekend. more than 540 flights nation- wide were canceled yesterday including four san francisco bound flights while the snowstorm hit ohare. >> a little windy here but nothing that is causing big issues. a little bit of warning for those on the bridge. >> good an bad. we have seen it improve and pick up again. the winds will continue to blow anywhere from 10-20 miles an hour. could be a little breezy outside your door this morning and lets up. giving you a live look at a little bit of hazy sunshine. that north westerly wind reported to about 18 miles an hour. san jose reporting 16 miles an

hour. and again we're talking about the wind coming in this direction. so yes, the bay bridge san rafael bridge, san mateo that is where you are really going to feel it pushing up against your car. if you're heading to the sierra for the afternoon there is a wind advisory there. the gusts to 30. even 35 miles an hour in some cases to about 4:00 this afternoon. here at home upper 40s to low 50s. the gusts up above 1,000 feet. the hills generally gusting 25- 30 miles an hour. noontime numbers will be sunny an the cool side. we'll be a lot cooler than where we have been. upper 50s to mid 60s for the forecast for the afternoon. and the breeze is is what will get us. if you feel that breeze out there, make sure you bring along a light jacket. bundle up the kids. sunday into monday more cloud cover. the weather continues to cool. take a look at the numbers as systems drop out of the gulf of alaska. the first chance at rain tuesday night into wednesday. a new york archbishop is back in the u.s. after his

elevation to cardinal in rome. timothy dolan has risen from a bishop to a cardinal. he is well liked in the congregation and known for his passion of the church raising the question of whether he could be the first american pope. >> new consensus among vatican insiders would be among that second tier of candidates if there is a rising star, if there is a new hit single with a bullet on the billboard chart, it is probably cardinal dolan of new york. >> americans are considered long shots conventional wisdom is the super power status. plus dolan himself lacks a mastery of foreign language. a useful skill for a head of a global church. the best in film will be honored tomorrow night at the academy awards. final preparations are under

way at hollywood's kodak theater. billy crystal is hosting the oscars for the ninth time. tomorrow's big winner could be the artist. governor brown is in the nations capitol this weekend. the important meeting that took him to the white house. two marines that served in afghanistan but for one of their families the home coming is bittersweet. confessions from a serial killer. we'll show you the police interrogation of loren herzog and the chilling details he told investigators.

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good morning, welcome back to ktvu mornings on 2. time now is 9:29 i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. only on 2 ktvu has been given exclusive access to more than ten hours of police interviews with serial killer loren herzog. starting from the day he was arrested they detailed the crimes he said childhood friend shermantine committed. he is on death row convicted of killing four people. in the interviews herzog provides chilling details of the night that vannedder hiden was raped anomuraed. >> he forced her around and did all kinds of things.

>> the remains of vanderheiden and weeden were found. shermantine says those are the remains of herzog's victims. herzog killed himself last month when he started revealing the locations of the bodies. a state gop convention is about to get under way. republicans kicked off their annual meeting yesterday. stay with ktvu mornings on 2 ahead at 9:45 we'll go live to ktvu allie rasmus for more on what's happening this morning including the current and tomorrower presidential candidates expected to show up today. governor brown remains in washington, d.c. this weekend. our washington, d.c. newsroom caught up with the governor after he left the meeting with president obama. >> the president he's all fired up. extremely knowledgeable. very impressed with the way he understands this government from top to bottom. >> governor brown joined a group of other democratic

governors at the white house for that closed door session with president obama. this weekend the governor is expected to meet with health and human services secretary kathleen. the governor wants the federal government to allow him to cut medi cal spending. next tuesday the santa clara city council is expected to approve a lease authorizing construction to begin within four months. the deal will generate $# hundred million in rent over four decades. however, due to inflation, the revenue will actually be a little more than $30 million. the team plans to play in the billion dollar stadium for the 2014 season. one person was arrested at a santa rosa high school after he pulled out a machete during a fight. around 8:30 last night rival gang members confronted each other. a witness said they saw someone pull a machete out from underneath his clothes. the school staff reacted

quickly and was able to subdue him. that person was taken into custody but several other people in the fight left before officers were able to get there. there was a call to student councilling after three fifth graders allegedly planned to put rat poison in their teachers coffee. the alleged plot was confirmed after a student knocked the coffee away from the teacher. the teachers union says the district needs to help troubled students instead of just kicking them out. also in fresno police are trying to figure out what sent fee sees to an irs office. they responded to the irs office after an employee reported a suspicious package with a musty odor that was in the mail room. they evacuated that building. a short time later crews found the package has --

solyndra is leaving back a toxic legacy. in court fieldingsen property owner claims solyndra left behind barrels of unknown chemicals and equipment contaminated with led. an investigation is under way in a fatal crash in sonoma county. the highway patrol says the vehicle slammed into a tree near the community of glen ellen. it happened just before midnight. the chp briefly closed that area while investigating the cause of the crash. four university of washington students are recovering after two vans collided together. they were traveling side by side when they crashed near king city yesterday. one vehicle overturned and two people were ejected. the students were on their way to a conference in santa barbara county. muni is working to replace a window at a downtown office building after it was shattered by a piece of equipment that

flew off the bus. one employee was sitting right by that window in the building yesterday and the projectile just missed him. a piece of equipment that connects the bus to overhead wires got caught in a guide wire and flew off. the agency still says it's reviewing the maintenance and operations procedures. man accused overdrying an sufenta a san francisco muni tunnel is changing his plea to not guilty. scott mitchell pleaded no contest yesterday to driving under the influence. he was arrested in january after allegedly drive into the tunnel at church street and becoming struck. muni service was shut down for more than two hours and trains moved slowly through the day as the tracks were repaired. oakland police once again dealing with a string of gun related violence. in one incident it was a narrow escape for a toddler.

baity said she was in a house yesterday when two gunmen started shooting. the bullets just barely missed hitting her one-year-old daughter. >> she just started walking. so she's literally standing at the screen door and something said pull her from the screen door. >> oakland police were around the corner when the shots were fired and chased the gunmen over a fence. they arrested one 18-year-old man. he had taken off his clothes and shoes and dropped the gun. the second gunman still hasn't been found. the intended target an older man wasn't hit by the gunfire. to help curb the violence an alameda county judge has approved a new gang injunction. it covers a two square foot mile and names alleged 40 gang members. they can't associate with each other in that designated area. there are a few exceptions to that which include church, school, and work. the 40 individuals have been arrested 200 times and more than 100 convictions between

them. it has been more than 60 years since harold retired from the oakland police department but today his legacy lives on. when he retired from the force he began investing in napa real estate. in 1997 he passed away without an heir and left an estate worth $1.3 million to the oakland police station. that money spots numerous programs including california outreach. >> they are in these neighborhoods that are infested by gangs and they have to celebrate funerals of young people that have been shut down because of gang violence. >> the money has also gone to train new police dogs and provide dispatch with upgraded head sets and purchased bullet resistant shields. members of the department say most of today's officers have never heard ofcare sin but

grateful he has helped keep them alive. after seven months in afghanistan two hayward marines are spending their first morning back with their families. american flags greeted lance corporate. scott received a tearful hug from his mom and followed by an emotional embrace from his girlfriend. >> where's my mom and girlfriend? that's my first thought. and second thought i'm happy to be home. >> it's a cultural shock. being in the desert and then being back in the civilian world. >> although the two left afghanistan been the recent violence. they did feel the tension building. scott's brother leaves for afghanistan next month. good morning, to you. record warmth from recent days. now a thing of the past. we have a big transition into your weekend. a beautiful shot here overlooking the water and the

bay. we've got breezy conditions out there. if you do have an early morning drive be prepared for gusty conditions along the bridges. we have advisories for the bay bridge and the san rafael richmond. 10 miles an hour to 15 miles an hour reported near san francisco sfo reporting closer to 20. 15 miles an hour oakland. 12 in areas around hayward. 10-15 in mountain view. the gusts picking up five miles or so above the numbers. up in the hills really blowing. big rock reporting 35 miles an hour. mt. diablo reporting 35 miles an hour. 49 degrees santa rosa. 50 concord as well as oakland. the temperatures not too bad. little help from the wind helping to keep our temperatures from falling. but with the wind out there, sure does feel cool and that is going to be a chill that cuts through you this morning if you are out early. satellite radar this is the system that crumbled as it rolled to shore. bringing only a little bit of rain over a northwest california. we will remain dry but as a

result we've got cooler air in place. we have breezy conditions. a second system to follow may bring us just a slim chance add maybe a few sprinkles. take a look at the forecast here. i want to show you sunday afternoon and into the evening hours already. between now and then we will be mostly clear. partly cloudy and dry. here's that little bit of rain i'm talking about. it doesn't look like a whole lot monday morning. we get a spritz and a few sprinkles. we will see quite a bit of low snow over the sierra if you're making travel plans. that will impact the sierra and down into the foothills it looks like early monday morning. tuesday night our better chance comes. a few sprinkles by late in the evening. wednesday morning we could have a few sprinkles for the morning drive. keep in mind this is a few days out. this will be the next best shot at getting rain. yesterday the highs sitting in the mid to upper 70nd. 79 degrees recorded -- reported at morgan hill.

your extended forecast here shows you cooling trend continues well to keep going. 58 degrees expected for your afternoon high. in addition to overmight lows taking a dip. close to freeze sunday and monday as monday morning and into tuesday morning as well. into wednesday that better chance at maybe some rain. i'll have your lunchtime numbers coming up. new this morning venezuelan president has a tumor he believes is malignant. his plane touched down in cuba late last night. the 57-year-old leader will meet with doctors and under go medical tests today. he's sighing the same doctors that removed a baseball size cancerous tumor from his pelvic region last summer. he won't disclose the location of his new tumor but it's about an inch wide. media mogul murdoch hopes

people have moved away from the phone hacking. mower dock will pub -- murdoch will publish a sunday paper. there are about 8.5 million sunday readers in the united kingdom. chinese company hitting apple on its home turf as it tries to stop the sales of the ipad. big day in burlingame. we will tell you about the presidential candidate that will be speaking here today. ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ]

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good morning, to you. sure is a gorgeous looking day.

but boy is it a breezy start. in fact an advisory there for the bay bridge if you're traveling this morning. all right your time is 9:44. lets recap the stories we are waking up to this saturday morning. ktvu has obtained exclusive interviews between police and serial killer loren herzog. in them he describes in chilling detail the night he said he watch childhood friend wesley shermantine kill eight people. police tried to pull over a car. after that car crashed the two tried to flee on foot but were arrested about a block away. cal fire has declared the soda fire contained. the fire burning started on thursday. it happened when a pilot burning brush from a nearby field the fire got out of control. kicking off its second game

in burlingame. as allie rasmus tells us california republicans are looking ahead to june's primary election. >> reporter: that is right. not only are people talking about the presidential election but the republican presidential primary as we know from is no definitive clear front runner just yet. as long as the contest is up in the air the candidates keep campaigning. one will be addressing the crowd here at the gop convention today. it will be happening in the ballroom. at the podium you are looking at there is where republican presidential candidate newt gingrich is scheduled to speak at a luncheon today. now the head of the california republican party also says that former republican candidate herman cain is also confirmed to be at this 11:30 luncheon. tickets for it are about $100 a piece. california's republican primary is not until june this year. they are talking about the possibility of california republicans having a bigger say in the outcome of the contest.

especially if the primary is decided by them. >> there is not a clear front runner for sure who will win the nomination. as long as there is a doubt and split decision on super tuesday, californias will not only for once fund the presidential campaign, they are going to get a chance to make a decision on it. >> reporter: now according to california voter registration data 44% of registered california voters are democrats. 30% are registered as republicans. the rest are either affiliated with a third party or no party at all. when we spoke to the chairman this morning of the california gop he says that the party does need to make more efforts to be more inclusive and attract other groups of voters. at the event today they will have is a number of outreach events and town hall meetings that are specifically tailored toward reaching out to asian american, latino voters and young voters. the first happening is the town hall at 10:00.

the big headline today the 11:30 speech luncheon with current republican presidential candidate newt gingrich. allie rasmus. right now occupy protestors are participating in a march through pleasanton. it's being lead by workers from castle wood country club. they are protesting the lockout of the food staff. they also say the economic inequality in the country has to change. authorities say a 74-year- old motorist drove right through a crud of people waiting to take a popular zip line ride in sonoma county. it happened yesterday afternoon in the parking lot of the redwood alliance christian grounds. witnesses say the car accelerated through a curve on the bohemian highway and right through a gazebo and overturned in a nearby creek. a 61-year-old petaluma woman standing at the gazebo was thrown some 60 feet and died at

the scene. two others suffered minor injuries. the driver and female passenger sustained moderate injuries. police are checking to see if the driver suffered a medical emergency before that accident. 91-year-old woman who drove her car through a san jose nursing home is not facing charges. in june fernandez crashed into the home and killing one and injuring four others. it happened by mistake. her license has been taken away and she has not driven since the accident. prosecutors say until the crash she had a perfect driving record. both ran -- a boat ran aground is now out of the marina. a huge crane lifted it out of the water and put it on a flat bed truck yesterday morning. that boat cracked into the rocks during the early morning hours.

tanisha thompson was arrested for stolen property and dui but they don't have enough evidence to hold thompson. no one saw her operating the boat and she claims someone else drove it. it was a chaotic day at san francisco international airport after a suspicious bag triggered the evacuation of terminal one. a suspicious device showed up on an x-ray machine. police say they assessed the situation and evacuated that area. >> what was in the package was oxygen cylinders and oxygen for a person traveling on oxygen. >> she couldn't answer the screeners questions about what was in the bag she said she wasn't the one that packed it. >> a little more than two hours after that device was spotted the airport was back in operation. hundreds of passengers were delayed or stranded. we have new information on a story we first told you about

on the 10:00 news. stanford university is agreeing not to take over the residential house in april. it's only one of two not owned by the university. right now 35 students live here. each responsible for cooking, cleaning, and maintaining the home. >> as residence in this house we are responsible to each other. that gives us something very tangible that forces cooperation and accountability that you won't find in other residences. >> stanford which owns the land wants to cancel the lease agreement citing fire and health code violations. they granted them a temporary reprieve but says it will take control of the house on august 31st. residence say they will continue to fight the decision. a chinese company stopping apple from celling its ipad is hitting the company with lawsuit. this time in california. proview technology filed a

lawsuit against apple. previously the company filed lawsuits against apple in china. the ongoing dispute centers over the ipad name. it owns the rights to that name and attempted to stop chinese stores from selling ipad. apple claims it bought the rights in 2009. sarah palin is heading to the small screen. >> tell me what to say what to wear, how to talk. i am not your pickup truck. >> the movie called game change takes an inside look at the 2008 mccane palin campaign but the just released trailer is not sitting well with former palin aids and advisors. they say it does not give an accurate portrayal of palin. >> it's actually false. it shows somebody that is depressed, negative, upset, angry, campaign in complete chaos. >> the screen writer is defending his script. it's based on interviews he did with 25 people closely involved

with that campaign. your time is 9:52. ahead the farewell taking for a piece of san francisco history. selling jeremy lin. cool breezy weather in the forecast for your saturday giving you a life look there at the city. we'll talk about what you can expect for your neighborhood coming up. [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids?

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time now for your live drive time traffic. want to give you a look at 237 in phil pietas. everything -- milpitas. everything looking smooth out there. i want to show you a look at the bay bridge. trafficking starting to pick up but very slow out there. there is going to be a final farewell today for a dining room that fed san francisco's needy for decades. st. anthony's dining room.

guests will be able to paint the walls before the dining room gets demolished. st. anthony will continue serving 3,000 meals a day at the temporary facility. the new dining room is expected to open in the summer of 2014. ben and jerries is getting in on the linsanity crazed. they release a new ice cream called taste of linsanity. it's made up of vanilla frozen yogurt, honey swirls, and served with a waffle cookie. the first features fortune cookies. you can also get jeremy lin themed shoes. nike signed him in 2010 and made a shoe for him to wear. he had them on last night. the $130 shoe won't be

available to buy in stores but can be created and purchased online. the sun is shining outside. it's also windy and rain in your forecast. rosemary has a little bit of everything for us. >> if you peek outside your door, you say what a gorgeous morning. don't let it fool you. it's breezy out there. mid 40s to mid 50s. mid 50s to upper 60s for the lunchtime. the breeze will be continuing through the the afternoon. upper 50s to mid 60s right about seasonal afternoon for this time of year. mid 60th in the five-day forecast areas around santa rosa and south into san jose. 56 at morgan hill. area where is we broke records. morgan hill 79 yesterday. you will feel that change. 64 degrees expected redwood city. 60 degrees in the city. and for the polar plunge 52 degrees. it will be cool and breezy. looks like we will continue with the cool down. the overnight lows tomorrow

will be chilly. we're talking freezing conditions for the valley locations as we start the morning and chance for rain tuesday night into wednesday. >> so the 70s are gone. >> 70s are gone. >> morgan hill 79-66. >> big difference. that is our report for this morning. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. >> be sure to join ktvu for our next newscast at 6:00. we are always here for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. have a great saturday everyone.