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car tires. this crime wave has led to more patrols. and shimon peres is waking up in the bay area. "mornings on 2" starts now. well, good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori spelling. new this morning, did you feel it? a 4.0 quake struck the bay area at 5:33 a.m. and was centered near el cerrito and richmond. people have called the newsroom. since then there have been two aftershocks. at this point, there are no reports of injuries. now, this is new video just

into the ktvu newsroom. it shows how things looked at the del norte b.a.r.t. station. as standard procedure, b.a.r.t. stopped trains followingth quake to -- following the quake to check the tracks. we're getting a look at some damage. this is in el sobrante. one woman on our facebook said. it knocked her out of bed and knocked the top off her desk. we've asked you, our viewers, on facebook, if you felt the quake. one woman said, my house is an older two story, felt like the big one. one woman said she lives on

arlington and it felt like lucifer was breaking through the front door. did you feel it? have any damage? go to the facebook and let us know. we'll share your comments. more police patrols have been added to a palo alto neighborhood after tires were slashed to more than 50 cars. police got the first call about:30 yesterday morning -- 7:3:30 yesterday -- 7:30 yesterday morning. police think the vandals hit yesterday morning and if you saw anything, call police. jury selection begins in the domestic violence case against ross mirkarimi. nearly 200 people have been summoned for the jury pool. also today, a judge will

continue his closed-session meeting with mirkarimi's ex- girlfriend. christina flores first appeared in court on friday. former san francisco newspaper editor phil bronstein could also be called as a witness. "the chronicle" reports the neighbor who called police to report the alleged domestic violence incident against mirkarimi first called bronstein to tell him what had happened. tonight, city leaders in redwood city will discuss a geese hazing campaign. the rules could be revised to allow redwood shores property owners to disturb or remove nests that don't contain but property owners will be required to registered with fish and wildlife officials. cleaning up has been a problem.

the community association is asking people to refollow the rules -- to follow the rules. b.a.r.t. says it needs raise an extra $5 million a year and now it wants to get feedback on commuters how to do it. one plan would allow a dime through all of the -- to all of the rides through the transbay tube. another plan, increase the prices by 1%. tomorrow's meeting begins at 6:30 at the metropolitan headquarters in oakland. and speaking of b.a.r.t., there were some delays after the earthquake that hit this morning. let's check in with tara for more on that. >> no damage has been found, though, but it has thrown off the morning commute a little bit. we have an injury accident off 580 just past livermore. this is a two-car crash at

carroll road and altamont pass road. a tow truck just arrived on scene. we'll keep an eye on it toker you. look at this. completely socked in -- on it for you. look at this. completely socked in. if you are trying to get to the oakland area, definitely take it slowly. a fog advisory just issued for the carquinez bring as well and we're experiencing heavy fog on the bay bridge. on the golden gate bridge we're in the clear but there's heavy traffic. metering lights are on. give yourself extra time if you are headed into san francisco. 7:06. here's steve. all right, tara. very, very thick fog, all along 80, heading into oakland, berkeley. visibility is zero. you might encounter no fog at all and other areas just a wall of it will be cooler -- of it.

it will be cooler. this is not a strong system for rain. but it is a strong system for cold. the city was 70 and we're dropping you 10 today. san jose from 75 to 68. tomorrow there will be a lot of upper 50s. 36. that's popular. santa rosa also napa and into fairfield. san rafael. , 39. lower 40s. but the key is a little bit of a west wind. the delta breeze is beginning to kick in. when fairfield shows the southwest, that's a breeze. sfo is west at 8. the system moving into the north and east of us. now, inland, it will still be mild but not as warm as on the

weekend. but much colder air moves in. temperatures upper 50s or very low 60s. mostly sunny but there's thick fog. it will be a little cooler inland. it will be a lot cooler closer to the coast. not as spectacular as it was on the weekend. 50s, 60s, low mid, i will hold onto a few low 70s. turning much colder on tuesday and windy into wednesday. thursday, friday, most of saturday looking good and clouds increase on saturday. happening right now -- students from the bay area and beyond heading now to sacramento for a big march and rally, protesting education budget cuts. you are looking at video. we took this outside of evergreen college in san jose. students climbing on the buses, headed to the capitol. this is just about an hour ago. our reporter richard sharp is live at south side park in sacramento. richard you have more details.

what's going on? >> reporter: well, all of the students, not only from san jose, but all over california are coming to march. these guys are from the l.a. area. spe sent -- they spent six, eight hours on the bus to get here. right now they are just kind of trickling in from all over the state. we expect it to get a lot heavier as the morning goes on. at about 10:00, they are supposed to march from this mark to the capitol which is about a half-mile away. a lot of street closures and police presence as well. once any get to the capitol, they expect a crowd of about 10,000 students from not only colleges and universities. but also anyone who supports those. then they are meeting with lawmakers to try to get those lawmakers to try to stop budget cuts to higher education. back to you. >> all right, richard. thank you. tomorrow, uc davis will release the report of its

investigation on the campus police campus spraying investigation. it made news all over the country. cell phone video posted online shows an officer spraying an orange mist. that pepper spray, went right into the occupy protesters. a california -- new this moving, an earthquake shook the bay area and since that, two aftershocks have been reported. allie rasmus is live. and i'm sure you've been talking to people who have felt it. >> reporter: we have. we're in eler is re-- we're in el ter re-- el cerrito.

we met up with paul brown who is on the mira vista country club there. you live in this neighborhood. what did it feel like? >> quite a shock. there were two different shocks. a very minor shock and then a much stronger tote jolt -- stronger jolt that woke everybody around here. i thought i would come up to the club and see if there was any damage. >> reporter: was there any damage? >> i couldn't tell if there was any damage from the interior. but from the exterior it looked fine. did it take you -- wake you up? were you sleeping when it happened? >> yes. it woke both of us up. earthquakes are -- are not totally -- are not a totally unusual occurrence. what was your reaction? >> it just -- is this gonna be a big earthquake than the earthquake spart felt? it was just a little scary.

strong. concerned. >> reporter: good to hear no damage at the country club or any -- in this neighborhood it sounds like? >> no. ive checked with our superintendent. everything seems to be okay with the course as well. >> reporter: paul brown, thank you very much for talking with us. he's with the mira vista country club. thissering was 4.0, the epicenter was right near that country club. so far there have not been reports of any damage in this neighborhood or of other parts of the bay area. it was just a big jolt. a lot of people didn't even need their alarm clocks. they were woken up out of bed because of this jolt. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:12. identity theft is hoping more and more in one particular part of the area. two -- we'll tell you what police have to say about this. and a victory for vladimir

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after a weekend of sunshine and warm temperature, we'll have a change. we're having some fog now. and the visibility on 580 and some of the bridges is difficult. highs today, 60s, very low 70s. >> thank you, steve. 7:15. president obama will spend much of his time with the prime minister of israel. he will make the case over attacking iran and its nuclear president obama. alison burns has more from washington, d.c. >> reporter: tori, president obama is cautioning and over the weekend he said he wants to

assure has a strong commitment to the country. >> i will take no options off the table with iran. i mean what i say. >> reporter: benjamin netanyahu was warned about strikes. and some have been extremely critical that president obama is not openly supporting the idea. now, netanyahu said over the weekend after the president's speech that he appreciates that the president understands that israel must defend herself. alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, alison. while israel's prime minister is in washington, per -- peres shimone is visiting the bay area. coming up where he will be spending most of his time.

7:16. in russia there will be a huge demonstration tonight protesting what opponents call election fraud and vladimir putin's victory. putin claimed victory in the square right outside the kremlin. look at these pictures. the results show he won about 65% of the vote. this will be his third term. in between time he served as russia's prime minister. independent observers report there were thousands of complaints of election fraud. putin is due to be swoern in as russia's president in may. 7:17. new this morning, deadly fighting in yemen has claimed more than a dozen lives. after taking those troops into custody, al qaeda militants paraded them through the streets of the small town in

yemen. in syria. rebels there say they received no help or weapons at all from any country not even their arab neighbors. saudi arabia in particular has supported arming the rebels but apparently there are concerns about weapons getting into the wrong hands. that's stopped the u.s. and other countries from giving weapons to the rebels as well. 7:17. attorney general eric holder is expected to make a major speech at northwestern university where he will outline why it's legal for the u.s. to kill its own citizens. today's speech comes five months after a drone attack killed u.s.-born al qaeda leader al alaki at this hour, a wrongful

death shooting lawsuit is about to get underway. this was at virginia tech. the gunman killed himself. jury selection is expected to start. the parents of two victims say some of the victims would not have been killed if the school had alerted people there were shootings. police in danville and san ramon are responding between 5 and 15 reports of i.d. left in any given weck. a lot of those reports include credit card fraud. they say part of the increase may be because of the penal code to include a wider range of crimes and if the punishment for these crimes tend to be relatively light. well, u.s. senator charles schumer is calling for an

investigation of both apple and google over possible privacy issues. senator schumer wants the federal trade commission to look into reports of about applications used on smartphones made by the two companies that access the private information of users. senator schumer says the makers of the smartphones should be required to put safety measures in place to make sure third- party apps are not able to steal valuable information from users. well, a man in france claims google violated his prily is a -- violated his privacy a lot. now, his face was blurred out. but he could be soon ury urinating in his front yard. he says people recognized him and have been teasing him ever

since. he's now suing. a court hearing for 49-year- old carlos guzman-garza is set for this morning. he's accused of illegally performing medical procedures. prosecutors say one woman needed corrective surgery after getting liposuction from the suspect. he's also accused of treating the woman's doctor for acne using injections. a trial gets underway for a woman, giselle estebon, who is accused of killing michelle le because she claims le for ruining her relationship with her boyfriend. a trial is scheduled to is -- a trial is scheduled to begin next week. a man arrested on child sex abuse charges may have more

victims. 36-year-old kyle vogt is accused of having sex with a little girl for several years when she was 5 years old. investigators say they've now found evidence he sexually abused several other people and they are urnl urge -- and they are urging people to -- urging victims to come forward. investigators believe 4- year-old samuel jones climbed a short chain-link fence and fell to his death in a 30-foot well next to his home. mining crews are expected to go down and recover his body later today. 7:22. we're in for a cooldown after a reny flies -- after a really nice weekend. next, steve paulson will tell us who is gonna see the most dramatic temperature shot. and the giants faced a swarm of bees in spring training yesterday. how the grounds crews made use of items from the snack grounds to -- snack bar to get the bees

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spring training in scottsdale was stopped because of bees. two sections of nance were located -- fans were located while the officials used a mixture of cotton candy and lemonade to solve the problem. >> good idea! >> yes. tara is back. in case you missed it, we had an earthquake and it affected b.a.r.t. >> that's right. that quake put a wrench in the

b.a.r.t. schedule. officials made sure there was no damage on the tracks. there's no problem. they didn't find anything. you are looking at ten-minute delies -- delays. somebody tossed their small dog out of the car door and it's wandering on the road. we have problems on 880 all the way to the mac maze causing major delays. one driver said it took him 40 minutes to get to work. 7:26. here's steve. all right, tara. that's the big story here. and the cold and city, the foghorns are honking away. the system is really ushering in the fog. some locations, napa airport,

santa rosa airport, as tara touched on from interstate 880 to the golden gate and we've had reports of that as well. the system moving in tonight and tomorrow could give us light rain but more than likely it's going to give us cold air. the fog returns. it will be mostly sunny. but much, much cooler by the coast. yesterday, santa cruz hit 80. broke the old mark of 79 back in 1937. it will not be that warm today. everyone cools down tomorrow. fog, coast and bay and some of that is really tough to drive through. visibility is lousy. it will be much cooler by the city. 60 today. temperatures will drop almost like a summertime pattern. tomorrow, colder, windy. there will be snow in the mountains. looks like a change developing,

brewing. maybe some rai . >> okay. thank you. it rattled the entire bay area two hours ago. >> we were just sleeping in my room. it was like oh, my gosh. and we felt it. work gets going and an earthquake. and an angry message to be delivered to state lawmakers. >> reporter: and the president of israel will be visiting the bay area. where he will be stopping and how security will be handled -- next on "mornings on 2." [ female announcer ] pillsbury presents:

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7:306789 we're continuing to -- 7:30. we're continuing to follow the 4.0 earthquake in the east bay. the quake hit two hours ago at 5:33 a.m. it was centered near el cerrito and rif monday -- richmond. since then, a magnitude 2.0 aftershock and a 1.1 aftershock hit. the quake forced b.a.r.t. to stop trains for about ten minutes. this video shows how things looked outside the del norte station in el cerrito shortly after the quake. a spokesman said there appears

to be no damage on the track and service has been resumed on b.a.r.t. we also talked to students in nearby berkeley about what they felt. >> i felt the earthquake and i woke up and felt a difference -- it felt like vibrations, like the furniture was swaying. >> i was in my apartment and i heard large shaking. large bang. woke me up. >> a seismologist says the faultline is due for a big quake. stay with us. allie rasmus will have an update on the quake at 8:00. shimon peres is waking up right here in the bay area this morning. it's the first time an incumbent israeli president has visited this area. alex savage is joining us live

with more. >> reporter: good morning. he's here to push for investment in his bay area tech companies and he will be taking a tour of this facility later on today. during his four-day trip, the israeli president will stop by google and facebook. we'll show you video of his facebook page. he will actually be doing a live interview on his social networking site this week. and then tomorrow night he will be giving a speech at the temple emanuel where 1700 congants -- congregants will be onhand.

security will be extreme -- >> reporter: security will be extremely tight at that san francisco synagogue tomorrow. there will be a perimeter set up. temple leaders are expecting pro-palestinian protesters and possibly workers as well. we will be here to dover his -- we will be here to cover his visit. it's 7:34. state lawmakers from the south bay are stepping into the fight over san jose's tension. the lawmakers are going to call for an audit in the city's finances. the 49ers' santa clara stadium deal goes to court. a santa clara support court judge will see if measure j

allowed the city to build a billion-dollar stadium. opponents say the voters will never told the city would take out 850 million in loans. stadium supporters say the public should not have to vote on an issue they've already approved. the 49ers hope to open the stadium for the 2014 season. 7:34. in overnight news, a high speed police chase in oakland ended with the suspect's car in oncoming traffic. the chp says the carjacked the car this morning. car went down 880 and then the car headed north in the southbound lanes. and the car driver tried to get out and run away. police recovered him. they found his backpack full of stolen items. this early-morning crash happened near broadway and

21st. this van you see here flipped over, it skidded several people. the woman driver lost control when she said another woman swerved into her lane. investigators are looking for witnesses who could possibly back up hear story. berkeley police are trying to find out if two weekend shootings are connected. the two happened friday night. the second happened at 7th street near addison. in that shooting, someone opened fire from a distance and hit three young men. investigators are calling the first shooting a drive bay -- a drive-by. >> they have to be doing more in the community. anyone can hire more officers and put it on the -- and put them on the street but it ain't

gonna do nothing if if you have the same thing going -- if you have the same thing going on here. united airlines says things are garageually improving after a computer glitch. united and continental compined their compewer systems on saturday. the process involved moving millions of reservations and that led to lost baggage and delayed flights for passengers across the country. we just checked this morning with mancy parker from sfo and she says there are no problems at sfo today. 7:37. burlingame police want your help trying to crack down on a trouble spot. more police have been ramped up and are asking the public if they see anything suspicious to call them right away.

the twisters on friday have now killed 39 people, including a little girl named angel who at first survived being in that tornado. tsunami at 7:45, we'll -- coming up at 7:45, we'll get a live report from indiana. 7:37. if you are just waking up, we have some delays on b.a.r.t. this morning because of an earlier earthquake. tara joins us now. >> that's right. officials cut down all stations. they've resumed service after finding no dag. but it's delayed things -- no damage. but it has delayed things. a covered car carrier with vintage cars is stuck. this is 80 westbound just before treasure island. a sig-alert was issued a few minutes ago. but it's since been downgraded.

let's talk about dense fog. look at this. you can't even tell this is the east shore freeway. the same story at the bridges are foggy. give yourself extra time. 280 at the split, we have some traffic there at the bo tom portion -- bottom portion of your screen. northbound 280 going forward. let's go to steve. thank you, tara. some of that fog seems to be thickening up, especially around 6:00. it wasn't bad, bad early but now it's starting to get really thick from napa, interstate 80, parts of the city. so coast, fog, bay, fog. mostly sunny but not as warm. colder tomorrow, maybe some rain. hope you had a chance to head to the coast. it doesn't get much nicer in

march. 70s down to monterey. today, it will be more 60s. soefer will drop from 76, 67. we'll go 60 in the city -- san jose will drop from 76, 67. we'll go 60 in the city. the system is churning up the wind. san jose, 45. mostly sunny down there. southwest breeze now developing in fairfield. that's a sign of the delta breeze. now, assuming it's sunny, this system will swing by tomorrow and give us a change in the weather. the coast cools down rapidly, colder tomorrow, breezy to windy, highs, 56 to 60. there will be a lot of upper 50s. light rain possible tomorrow morning. cooler by the coast t will still be warm inland but the

fog has bum back in a big way. the visibility is terrible. the cooling trend starts today and really takes shape tomorrow. that will give us wind. mostly sunny today except for that fog, coast and bay. some of that, it's a blanket of it. 50s and 60s coast and bay. this looks like it for the 70s as temperatures come down. colder, windy, possible rain early tuesday morning, not much. but it will be cold and windy. we rebound the temperatures thursday, friday, and saturday. clouds increase and cooler on sunday. 7:41. happening now, more bay area students are heading to sacramento for what's expected to be a loud march and rally to protest education cuts. paul chambers is live at the college in hayward where buses -- are he just about to roll out this morning, paul? >> reporter: tori, that's

correct. we got here just in time. this is a large amount of people. eight buses. eight buses, about 500 people paced up ready to go. about an hour ago -- packed up and ready to go. about an hour ago, we saw the students at the -- holding a rally at the college. these sturnts mr. join us with thousands -- students will join up with thousands of other students. it's expected that the students and staff will be in attendance. the fact that it costs, you know, in upwards of $30 a unit right now, takes it -- makes it incredibly difficult to go to school. that doesn't include how much the books cost and getting to

school. >> reporter: they will ask state leaders to put the million-dollar tax incentive on the ballot. gavin newsom is expected to be one of the guest speakers. back out here live, you can he soot buses rae yesterday to go and roll out. one has taken off. we'll stay on top of this. live in hayward, i'm paul cham bergs, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, paul. it is 7:43. it's down to the wire for the republican presidential candidates. we need to have -- we need to have that big victory on tuesday night. the ten states holding contests tomorrow. where the candidates are focusing their he attention -- know cussing their attention. the reason -- focusing their attention.

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school's -- . school's been canceled at one school in indiana. let's go to our reporter. >> reporter: this is a bus literally hurled through the walls of a cafe here. the winds were so strong. but this morning, the debris is covered with snow and ice making things that much tougher

as people sift through the rubble. in total, 39 people have died in five states. folks tell me they will rebuild. a fresh blanket of snow hit henryville, indiana. like many communities across the south and midwest, residents here are just beginning to pick up the pieces. i know we have to go forward and wherever that road takes, we'll find out. >> reporter: two tornadoes hit the town, including a powerful ef-4 with winds up to 200 miles an hour. the storm destroyed homes and businesses and struck a school complex. henryville released 42 tornadoes -- was in a town where 42 tornadoes were unleashed.

angel babcock, a victim, taken off life support on saturday. >> we've been through a lot. >> reporter: as the focus turns to helping the survivors, national guard troops have been deployed in indiana and kentucky, while good samaritans are donating what they can. >> when something like this happens, everybody wants to -- everybody wants to pull together and help everybody out. >> reporter: residents here and across the country face a long road to recovery. and volunteers and donations, people here have been overwhelmed. but a lot of the volunteers have not been able to get in because of the roads being closed for now because the conditions are still dangerous. with this fresh layer of snow, it makes things on the floor -- you know, power lines, nails,

wood, it makes things more difficult. so they are hoping the snow melts as the day progresses. dave? >> thank you, chris. we have more to show you. click on the dead lie weather tab on our website and read about an art gallery in the path of these storms. >> you can see the dow is currently down 65 at 1,913. the nasdaq is down 17. s&p is down 7. apple could see record sale numbers after it unveils the ipad 3. insiders say the cupertino based company will show off the new tablet on

wednesday. some experts predict between 55 and 60 million ipad 3s will be soldbefore the end of the year and that will push the sales past $100 million since apple introduced the first ipad almost two years ago. new this morning, in case you didn't feel it, there was a moderate earthquake in india. we had an earthquake here in el cerrito at 4:00 a.m. the one in india according to the usbs, was a 5.2 quake just outside of new delhi. it reportedly lased ten seconds. no reports of injuries or damage. it just happen -- it just so happens that residents took part in the city drill and we had an earthquake in the bay area. the 4.0 quake rattled the richmond area at flock this morning -- at 5:30 this

morning. 7:50. vice president is preparing for -- vice president bide isn't preparing for meetings -- biden is preparing for meetings across the border and he will be meeting president fox in mexico city. he will meet the candidates who want to become the country's next president. tomorrow he will fly to honduras and meet with -- meet with leaders about the drugs and the drug cartels. the big super tuesday is coming up tomorrow in ten mits. the presidential candidates, the republicans, are pulling out all of the stop. in fact, cited a song rick --

rick santorum criticized president obama's energy policy. when it comes to energy if you ask whether we can drill offshore, no. whether we can drill in deep water, no. whether we can drill in alaska, no. whether we can build the keystone pipeline, no. you need a president who says yes to energy development. [ cheers ] >> meantime, ron paul was campaigning in alaska where he pushed his libber toian platform. and newt gingrich feels confident of a win tomorrow. it is 8 -- eight minutes before 8:00. bryan stow has moved to a new rehab sent eferp. he's been -- center. he's been moved so he can get more aggressive therapy.

helping him to become stronger. le stow had surgery a week ago on both of his achille's ten donees to help him stand. lawyers for the domers are proposing the case if forward if he does not block the team from coming out of bankruptcy in overed to be sold. stow's attorneys says he will need life-long medical care and two men are accused of attacking stow outside of dodger stadium. 7:5 3. in san francisco, the protect coit tower committee invited history lovers to a special celebration of the artist who painted the tower's murals. if it passes, the city would have to use some of the money generated by toyota koit tower to re-- to restore the building

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"montrose." he had a guitar player, sammy hager. >> you heard those three notes and you knew it's montrose. "frankenstein" and "free ride" were some of the songs he unleashed. >> reporter: we're standing right near the epicenter of where the earthquake was. we'll tell you what workers did. and the sheriff in the ross merck merck -- in the ross mirkarimi case, the trial enters another phase. we'll tell you what's happening today. yes.

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good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. it is monday, march 5th. new this morning, the usgs is now reporting there were two small aftershocks after that 4.0 magnitude quake we had this morning on the hayward fault in

el cerrito. allie rasmus is live right near the epicenter. so, allie what, are people -- so allie, what are people saying? >> reporter: this earthquake was in el cerrito at the mira vista country club where we are right now. the quake hit about five and a half miles below the ground we're standing on. how do they know that? well, the country has a usgs sensor located right on their property. the country club sits on the fault. the superintendent of the golf course took us -- it doesn't look like much but you can see the beeping lights there and they send back the information. now, the super and several others were in the middle of a

meeting when the earthquake hit. >> it was just a small quake and it stop for a second and then an even stronger one after that. >> what was your reaction? >> reaction was making sure everything was okay. a couple of the guys ran out and thought it was bigger than that. we just redid our facility and it felt up pretty good. >> the country club has a golf course shop. there was no damage to the piping or irrigation in this area. mira vista -- we've had a chance to talk to people who live in the homes, so far, a very informal survey. that's a about ten people or so who say they live in tharyia, experienced things falling off shelves and picture frames and jolts. there were two aftershocks after that. but a lot of the people said they were up and around, busy,

doing other things. a lot of people didn't really feel those aftershocks. at least not the people we talked to here. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. we've been asking you our viewers on facebook. did you feel that quake? >> well gina wrote, i'm in -- well, gina wrote, i'm in richmond. i felt my house coming off the foundation. wow. the strongest one i have felt since moving here in 1995. and then kimberly said she lives in berkeley. she lives on the second floor and felt it. the walls moved a good amount of time. we still want to hear from you. did you feel the hang? was there any damage at your hayes -- did you feel the damage? was there any damage at your home? let us know on our facebook page. just before 7:30 last night

on the 300 block of plimict avenue, the victim was exiting the -- plymouth avenue. the victim was exiting and saw three people flee the scene. the body of 14-year-old tina felts was found april 5th, 1984 in a drainage area near highway 680. police say she was stabbed to death while taking a shortcut home from foothill high school. last august, police arrested the -- announced the arrest of steven colinson. they say new dna testing links him to the crime. he may enter a plea today. in other news, an oakland teenager accused of killing his

parents is also -- prosecutors say the teenager accused of this crime, he admitted and then he put their bodies in their car and tried to set it on fire. investigators are trying to figure out how the drug ghb got into a drink that the teen almost drank. >> the survive -- >> the surviving girl drank ghb. ghb is a chemical that's common in cleaning solvents. a san francisco man is facing several charges after crashing his suv into the bay. police say 38-year-old agita

hernandez was doing toe nuts near fort mason around 3:00 yesterday morning when he crashed into the bay. three teenagers were inside -- were inside but were not hurt. more police patrols have been added in a palo alto neighborhood after tires were slashed on mor than 6 a cars. police received the first call at 10:00 yesterday morning on ventura court. this is video shot this morning of some of the damaged cars in the area. police found 51 cars with at least one punctured tower. police think the vandals hit between 2:00 and 7:00 yesterday morning. police are asking people to report any suspicious activity. 8:06. in just about one hour, at 9:00, jury selection begins in the domestic violence case against ross mirkarimi. also today, a judge will continue closed-door sessions

with mirkarimi's former girlfriend, christina flores, who first appeared in court on friday. a judge will determine if she will testify. phil bronstein may also be called as a witness. the chronicle "--" the chronic ql reports -- the -- "the chronicle" reports this.

8:07. we want to check in with tara. don't want to scare people away from b.a.r.t. but there was a small delay after the earthquake. >> yes. the earthquake threw off prawrt's schedule. they did not find any damage but you are looking at about ten-minute delays this morning. we had an earlier two-car crash in the livermore tracy area. it has now reopened but the damage has been done. you can see all of the red there for yourself. at the bay bridge toll plaza we had an earlier stall on the upper neck just before treasure island. things picked up again although you wouldn't know it. give yourself an extra 15 to 20 minutes. this is a look, if you can believe it of the east shore freeway. heavy fog along i-80 and berkeley -- and berkeley. here's steve. >> thank you, tara.

you much touched -- you touched on it. the vessibility is -- visibility is terrible for some. temperatures will really drop today as the fog came in, not 70s and 80s. we're looking more for 50s and 60s. the source of this system is -- i think it will give us light rain. 30s and 40s are starting to rebound for some of those 40s for 50s. hayward, mountain view and san jose. mostly sunny skies unless you have the fog. it looks like it's starting to lift a little bit. not much of the system but there will be enough to give us a cold pattern. today, the fog -- has returned in a big way. mostly sunny, cooler, coast -- cooler coast and bay. mostly sunny except for some of that thick, thick fog. it will be cooler inland. it will be a lot cooler by the water's edge. 50s, 60s.

san francisco drops 10 degrees from yesterday. vallejo 64. still held on to a couple of low 70s. same for the santa clara valley. a tomorrow it will be a lot more -- there will be a lot he more -- tomorrow there will be a lot more 50s. but the cold air is not going anywhere. we'll take that into saturday. clouds increasing in on saturday. >> thank you, steve. tax deadline day now just five weeks away. why some people could be in for a surprise when it's time to file. a major israeli leader is right here in the bay area and another one has just arrived at the white house. the coach who intentionally targeted opposing players. what happens today that could affect several nfl teams.

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netanya had you. it comes as -- benjamin netanyahu. president obama warns all elements of american power remain an option to stop iran from developing nuclear weapons but he talks that -- but he says talks about that only ramps up the gas prices and benefits iran. >> there are, of course, no guarantees that the iranian regime will make the right choice. both israel and the united states have an interest in seeing this challenge resolve diplomatically. >> reporter: the two leaders will meet for several hours and will weigh the sanctions that will take place this summer and we're getting record that the prime minister of israel says they must remain the master of

its own faith. alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. while israel's prime minister is in washington, the president of israel, shimon peres, is making an historic visit here. he's the first sitting israeli president to visit here. coming up at 8:43 where shimon peres will be spending most of his time. in russia, there will be a huge demonstration to oppose election fraud. putp claimed victory -- putin claimed victory last night in the square outside of the kremlin. this will be putin's third term as president. in between, he served as the country's prime minister. independent observers report thousands of complaints of election fraud.

putin is due to be sworn in as president in may. in iraq, a gang of gunman dressed in military uniforms killed 25 police officers, then raised the battle flag of al qaeda. reports from the scene say it was a carefully planned attack. the gunmen were carrying forged arrest warrant and drove in a convoy of 13 trucks, all painted to look like iraqi minsters. -- ministers. eric holder will make a speech and explain why it's legal for the u.s. to kill its own citizens overseas. the speech will be in illinois and comes five months after a drone attack in yemen killed the leader al a -- leader al- aki. a lawsuit filed as a result of the virginia tech shoot

something about to fet under-- to get underway. jury selection is due to begin and the judge is hoping to get to opening arguments before this evening. the rnt as of two of the victims say some of the victims would not have been killed if the school had alerted people when the first two victims were shot. 8:16. greg williams could learn his punishment today when he meets with nfl executives in new york. williams has already apologized for running a so-called bounty pool during his days with the new orleans saints. williams would reward players with big money payoffs for knocking targeted -- targets out. possible penalties include suspensions, fines or loss of draft picks. some people who have had credit card debt canceled or forgiven could be in for a shock

when they get their taxes done. that's because that debt could be considered income and the people who fall in this category will get forms. taxpayers who receive a 1099 form are liable for the tax bill unless they can prove the debt was discharged in bankruptcy. 8:18. identity theft is happening more in contra costa county. the san ramon express reports police in danville and san ramon are now responding to as many as 15 reports of i.d. theft. many of those calls report credit card fraud.

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the odds of the meteor shower hitting earth, practically zero. >> okay. tara joins us now in for sal today. i went through a little bit of fog this morning, where the 24 turns into 980. but you said there's still patches of fog out there? >> yeah. we have a heavy fog advisory. here you go. this is the golden gate. drivers are reporting slow speeds f you are on the east shore freeway, it's 35 miles from golden gate fields to the mac maze.

traffic is still moving along 880. traffic along the right-hand side is slow as you make your way downtown. 880, where it cuts across there, it's slow and the 280 northbound, slow as you make your way to san tear -- santa clara. let's check in with steve. all right. thank you, tara. it's been really bad and you can see some of that fog thicken up on the coast. it's going to lift. that system coming into the north will help send that higher as we head towards tonight and tomorrow. 40s and 50s. had some 30s for a while. west-northwest at 12. sfo, i expect the delta breeze to pick up soon. we'll still be in the mild to warm category. weak, weak system. i think we'll get light rain in the morning. a colder pattern is on the way

for tuesday an beads -- wednesday. highs will be in the upper 50s for many. very light rain in the morning. but really wind and cold. there will be some snow in the sierra. but for us we're on the western edge of the sierra. 50s, 60s or very, very low 70s. we can say goodbye to the 70s tomorrow. we'll hold onto a really cold morning. possible rain coming in late sunday into monday. dave? >> okay, steve. there is a new development in the effort to recall the mayor of oakland. how this could affect mayor jean quan's fight to keep her job. hundreds of college students and staff members are on their way to a march ened at -- and the president is in the bay area for a visit. why his focus is on the silicon valley -- that when "mornings on 2" continues.

welcome back. now we're finding out that two earthquakes shook the bay area earlier this morning. the usgs says both quakes hit just eight seconds apart, believe it or not, at 5:33 this morning on the hayward fault in el cerrito. the first one was a 2.9. the big quake, 4.0, right after it. immediately. the epicenter for both of those quakes is -- is right near the mira vista country club. here's some new video into the ktvu newsroom. we're looking at the country

club earlier this morning as newschopper2 flew over. no serious damage or injuries have been reported so far. we did talk to some of the students at nearby uc berkeley about what they felt. >> we're just sleeping and my roommate was like, oh, my gosh. that was an earthquake. we got out of bed just in case there was an aftershock t was pretty big -- aftershock. it was pretty big. >> officials say the bay area faultline is due for a quake. make sure you stay right here with us, ktvu, "mornings on 2." we'll have more detail from allie rasmus -- coming up in 15 minutes. lapping right now, student -- hatching right now, students from the bay area are on their way to sacramento. that's where they plan to protest budget cuts.

paul chambers joining us live from the college in hayward. the students left, right? >> reporter: that's correct. we caught up with the students and the students here left with about 500 students on several buses. [chanting] >> reporter: now, these students will join several other bay area community colleges at a protest in sacramentole we were there this morning for a brief rally at evergreen community college in san jose. the students also boarded buses headed to the rally in sacramento. in about an hour and a half, it's expected that thousands of people will be in attendance. the group is asking the government officials to stop destroying education especially when it cuts to cuts and the rising cost of education. the students say they are happy to be working with solid tear iarity on this -- solidarity on

this case. all of the occupy education members want state officials to make the rich offset this and they will asking the millionaires' tax legislation on the ballot. lieutenant-governor gavin newsom is expected to be one of the speakers. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, paul. tomorrow, uc davis releases a report on its investigation. cell phone video posted online shows an officer spraying an orange mist into the faces of

those sitting down in the squad -- in the quad. there's six separate probes into this incident. new this morning, one of two campaigns to recall jean quan is throwing in the towel. they will not have enough signatures. there's still another campaign, and they have until july 2nd to collect signatures on their petition. state lawmakers from the south bay are getting into the right over -- fight over san jose's pension plan. lawmakers are announcing their call for an audit of san jose's finances. >> the controversy centers around the accusation of mayor reed inflating. numbers. and budget planners

recommend spending nearly $2 million left over from the last fiscal year to pay down this year's costs and the city is macing a -- facing a mid-year deficit due to the loss of statement development fund. shimon peres is getting ready for his first public apeeve in the bay area. alex sav ing joins us live from -- alex sa vig joins -- ail vex savidge has more. >> reporter: good morning. the president will be touring and also visiting this silicon valley business. he's here on a four-day trip right now pushing for the expansion of israeli tech startups. he will also be dropping by google and facebook.

even doing a live streaming interview on the social networking site. we talked to a local rabbi who says he's focused on innovation at home. his presidency is primarily about innovation technology, knowledge. and there's no more important place in the united states perhaps in the entire world for the israeli economy and our -- and our future economic success of the silicon valley. tomorrow night, peres will give a speech at the temple of emanuel. it's the first time this has happened. temple leaders are expecting pro-palestinian protesters and possibly members of the occupy protest to be there. he's expected to arrive here at the ibm facility at 10:00 this morning. we'll be here to cover his visit as it happens. for now we're live in san jose,

alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. police in berkeley want to know if two weekend shootings just blocks away from each other are connected. the first one happened at bonair and austin way. the second one happened earlier yesterday morning at 7 cllth street -- 7 cllth street near -- 7th street near addison. investigators are calling the first shooting a drive-by. similar to the 7th street incident, someone opened fire and hit three young men. >> they have to do more within the community, instead of having the blame game. anybody can hire more officers and put them on the street but that ain't gonna do nothing if you have the same thing happening here. this morring -- this morning, sfo's duty manager said computer glitches at united are not affecting

flights. b.a.r.t. will hold its first communeny meeting about possible fare increases tomorrow in oakland. the transit agency says it needs to raise an extra $5 million a year. now it wants feedback from computers to figure out how the money should be raised. one plan would add -- another plan would increase ticket prices a little more than 1%. 8:36. tara is pack. is b.a.r.t. okay this morning after peaking disrupted because of that quake we had this morning? >> it's actually fine but official also to inspect the tracks after the quake.

you might experience some delays. we do have an energy accident we want to tell you about at richmond. this is a three-car crash just east of hilltop drive. it's causing some backup there so be aware. a look at the east shore freeway. we can tell you it's incredibly foggy. massive delays all the way from golden gatefields. and we have a heavy advisory in effect. here is 280. it looks like the northbound commute is trafficky there. give yourself extra time. 8:37. let's check in with steve. tara, thank you. inland, not bad. mostly sunny. some of that fog from the coast, san pablo bay out to the carquinez strait, it will start to lift. but was it thick for a while. you can see this on the visibility satellite. that means our temperatures are you canning down.

the weekend was so nice, so warm. santa cruz, 83. that was a record high. 70s for almost everyone. santa rosa at 76. yesterday the city was 75. not today. it will be cooler. 67 in santa rosa. dropping 10 for san francisco. too much in the way of low clouds and a westerly breeze. tomorrow it will probably be 58. 68 today. and had some 30s from san rafael to fairfield. mostly sunny but some of that fog and that westerly are onshore breezes. all right knit hints of the del -- already hints of the delta breeze. that will start to inhasn't -- enhance pretty soon as this guy sweeps in. it will probably give us light drizzle or rain. it's going to really develop into a strong low in southern california which in turn will

fink us a lot of wind. that will be a cold wind. colder, breezy. there will be snow in the mountains. but we're on the western edge of the system. it will be sunny to mostly sunny but noticeably cooler, coast and bay. the cooling trend starts today and then hangs hold for everybody. mostly sunny, but some of that fog is really thick. so it will be a little cooler inland. much, much cooler. you couldn't beat it over the weekend. 50, 60s. some shaping up to be -- to be a hint of the summer pattern. temperatures come up thursday and friday. tori and dave. >> thank you, steve.

a bay area park is at the center of a dog feet. the issue that could lead to a lawsuit. and what we found out just been the -- within the past hour about a missing boy. >> reporter: we're standing at the epicenter where the earthquake happened. yep, there was more than one quake. coming up we'll tell you how the usgs knew the place where it was happening. [ click ] it's truck month! no. it's truck month! no. it's truck month! no. it's truck month! no. it's chevy truck month! definitely that one, boss. solid. let's try the other one again. ♪ chevy truck month ♪ no. it's truck month! ♪ truck month ♪ no. truck month! no. it's chevy truck month. yeah. [ male announcer ] it's chevy truck month.

service companies expanded in february. however, stocks are lower at midday because of slowing and a bond in china. your time now, 8:436789 let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories we're following for you right now -- thousands of students will soon be arriving in sacramento. here they are on the bus. they will be calling on lawmakers to restore education funding for higher education.

simone peres will visit an ibm research center in san jose. we'll be here in the bay area -- he'll be here mostly visiting silicon company tech companies. two backby tack earthquakes hit the bay area this morning. allie rasmus is near the epicenter of the quake and you are getting reaction from the officials and from people in the area. what do you know, allie? >> reporter: we're at the mira vista country club. the epicenter of these two quakes are located right where we are. according to the usgs, they were centered five and a half miles below the ground you are looking at. how does the usgs know that, well, this country fits right on top of the hayward fault.

and for many years they've had a usgs sensor right on their property. now, we were showed the sensor. it's in this box and it reaches down in the ground. those sensors record any shaking or movement in the earth and send the info to the usgs wirelessly. we're learning there was two back-to-back quakes. the first one was a smaller jolt at 2.9. the second one, 4.0. the two-part earthquake is exactly what mean people heard. >> it was all sound at first. you could tell somebody was gonna -- something was gonna happen and it just reverberated up, pause for a minute and then it started moving. >> i felt the earthquake and i felt different from the -- from the two in october. it sort of felt like the

furniture was spaying -- was swaying in the second one. >> reporter: it -- it was epicenter road -- epicenterred right here. no reports of serious damage in el cerrito and so far no reports of significant damage in the bay area. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, allie. we've been watching our viewers on facebook about this. sherry said she lives in rodeo and it woke her up. another woman, it mate the nightstand shake. and my pictures and small items fell. we want to hear from you.

did you feel it? is there any damage where you are? follow the information on ktvu and send us a message. a man arrested last week on child sex charges may have other victims. 36-year-old kyle vott is accused of having sex with a little girl for several years beginning when she was 5. investigators say there's information he molested others. and authorities have recovered the body of samuel jones. he was playing near his home when he disappeared on saturday. detectives later spotted him at the bottom of a 14-inch wide, 30-feet deep wall. a large escalator and equipment used in pipeline construction were brought in to retrieve the body. more victims' names could be added to a complaint against the san francisco man charged

with impersonating a doctor. a court hearing for carlos guzman-garza is set for this morning. he's accused of illegally performing medical pro-- medical procedures. one woman needed corrective surgery after getting liposuction. he's also accused of treating the woman's doctor for ackneeing injeckships -- acne using injections. propers say giselle espe ton killed michelle le because she plameed tab dash blamed le for ruining her relationship with este upon's father. the trial is due to begin september 17th. it's 8:48. the high of -- the high-speed chase here, the suspect's

carjack -- the suspects carjacked the car and officers changed them on 880, near the em bar ka der low -- embarcadero. the suspects eventually jumped out and tried to run away. police want to determine the cause of an early-morning crash. this one happened after 3:00 a.m. at broadway near 21st. a van flipped over and skidded several feet. the female driver told police she lost control of hers -- she lost control of her van when another individual swerved in her name. 8:49. the 49ers tab dash the 49ers' stadium deal goes to could you. a kowr kowr judge will -- a -- goes to court today.

a superior judge will decide. they hope to open the new stadium for the 2014 season. well, plans create a dogs only area at a contra costa county park may be changing. the contra costa times reports the morago city council will reconsider plans. now, this second look comes after a legal challenge to the dogs only area. critics argue the dogs only area would destroy wildlife and plants and also uponnably -- possibly pollute a nearby resser vary. ten minutes before 9:00. tomorrow is super tuesday with contests in ten states. the candidates are pulling out all of the stops in their last minute campaigning. a new poll shows rick santorum

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beached itself in southern california. lifeguards were able to move the seal to safety before the high tide hit at solano beach yesterday. officials say the seal was lethargic. a possible sign it was dehydrated. sale world is expected to take in the pup and hopefully nurse it back to health. >> hopefully make it better. injured bryan so moves into a new -- injured bryan stow moves into a new facility. and there was a pl buzz yesterday -- and there was a buzz in arizona at the spring training event. okay, people, let's get started.

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welcome back. 8:55. injured giants' fan bryan stow has been moved to a new rehab facility. last thursday, he left the santa clara valley medical center and moved to a new unidentified facility with more aguess evtherapy in the hopes of helping him become as independent as possible. however, the distance and the unfamiliar setting is reportedly causing stow to lose sleep, even affecting his appetite. he had surgery on his achille

-- achille's tendons so he could walk. stow's attorney says he will need medical care the rest of his life and they say $50 million is a conservative estimate of the damage. two men are accused of attacking stow outside of dodger stadium last march. spring training has arizona buzzing literally yesterday during the game in arizona. the swarm of bees halted their game for 41 minutes. two sections of fans were evacuated. the grounds crew used a mixture of cotton candy and lemonade. the giants won, 1 is -- 11-1. tara is back. a wild story from antioch. someone threw a dog out of a car? tara? you -- your microphone. >> we put in a call to antioch police. they were not able to find the

dog. they believe the dog either wandered off off or someone -- off or someone picked it up. fog advisory in effect for the carquinez bridge and heavy fog at the golden gate. here's what it looks like at the bay bridge toll plaza. 680 sunol grade very trafficky near fremont. we touched on the fog already. it's been really thick. it's gonna continue to cool down areas. big change tomorrow, colder windy. >> okay. that's our report this morning. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. >> we'll see you later. l(@@ (