channel 2 morning news continues.

thursday, april 5th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. let's check with dave and the weather. >> there's a lot of temperatures near freezing. the wind will probably help a little so not only the wind machine but mother nature giving us breezes. it's cold, a lot of 30s under clear skies but we'll have partly cloudy skies later on. the possibility of showers to the north and east, highs today upper 50s, very low 60s. good morning, traffic on highway 4 getting more crowded especially in antioch. the traffic is going to be busy as you drive on westbound 24 to the tunnel. let's go back to the desk. there's new information in the oikos university university massacre. tara moriarty is at the school this morning as police make a surprising announcement regarding the intended target. tara? >> reporter: oakwood police chief howard jordan put out an

urgent alert last night informing us the intended target is not the person everybody thinks it is. that female administrator wasn't even here when the massacre unfolded. you can see a memorial of flowers and candles continuing to pile up. this is a facebook picture of ellen, the nursing program director at oik joyce. initially this is the person police say the former student was after but turns out it's a different administrator not named because she fears for her safety. a friend of the nurse said she had a confrontation with goe over his tuition after he dropped out of school in the fall. she declined to comment about the case. >> very much in shock. she was very, very close to her students. and her secretary katherine was like a daughter to her. it's devastating. >> reporter: meanwhile the 43-year-old suspect made his first court appearance

yesterday but cameras weren't allowed. police say he went on a deadly shooting rampage killing seven people, injuring three monday morning. he spent money of his court appearance looking down, reading while the judge read the murder charges against him, only softly answering yes when she asked his name. he's in a cell in santa rita jail. confined with deputies checking on him every 15 minutes. because of this special circumstance surrounding this multiple murder case he's eligible for the death penalty. live in oakland, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. time 6:03. we're still learning intimate details about the people shot and killed at oikos. this is a video of six of the seven people who lost their lives in that mass shooting. police say all of them were immigrants hoping an education would give them a better life. today 21-year-old lydia sim right here will be laid to rest

in los altos. a vigil was held by family and friends to remember her. this memorial service was held at the church in hayward hey sim worshiped as well as worked. she dreamed of becoming a pediatrician to continue to work with children. it's hard enough to hear about the tragedies but trying to live through one, even harder. >> i have to see -- do i have to understand them? do i have to forget them? it's really hard. >> miss sim is the first victim from the shooting to be laid to rest. in the wake of the shooting the oakland as will hold an overnight tailgate event called "making oakland better." it starts at 7:00 tonight. it will last until 7:00 tomorrow night. just before game time. it will be held at the corner of 66th avenue and coliseum

way. this morning police are investigating an attack and beating at the bart station. they say a man was beaten by three people as the commute was winding down. they are trying to determine if it was random or if the man was targeted. three suspects ran off into a nearby residential area but police hope surveillance video will help identify them. ktvu us a claudine wong is coffering this story. 6:04. a desperate search will resume in hopes of missing sierra lamar. missing morgan hill teen. why will this morning's search take place south of her home? lorraine has more. >> reporter: sheriffs' deputies continue their search today south of here in gilroy and san martin. you can see in morgan hill flyers are up still encouraging the public to keep an eye out. this is video of the last time volunteers searched sunday.

today about 20 members of the santa clara county sheriff search and rescue unit will be looking for any sign of sierra lamar. they will bring three human remain detection canines to help in the search. the 15-year-old has been missing 20 days now. more than 6, 000 personnel hours have been dedicated to the case including local and federal law enforcement. the teen's parents are finding hope and getting help from a young woman who was once a kidnap victim herself. >> the best thing was hearing marlene tell me i was able to give her hope. if i can do that then i'll be here everyday if i have to. >> reporter: authorities believe lamar was abducted. so far they found a cell phone and handbag with clothes that belong to the morgan hill girl. the search will start this morning at 9:00 a.m. and go through 5:30 this evening. if you have any information or tips they encourage you to call 24/7 the santa clara county sheriff's department. reporting live in morgan hill, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2

news. republican presidential candidate ron paul is here in the bay area today. at 11:30 this morning the texas congressman will speak at a campaign fundraiser at the marriott on sutter street near union square and san francisco. then at 7:00 tonight ron paul holds a town hall at uc berkeley's buck auditorium. his libertarian position such as his support for legalizing marijuana and anti-war stance made him popular with young voters. a federal judge in texas is demanding a letter from the obama administration recognizing the federal court's authority to strike down laws passed by congress. all this after president obama said earlier this week that he hoped the supreme court would not take the "unprecedented step of overturning his health care reform law." coming up at 6:15. the response from the obama administration to the judge's demand. 6:07. overnight news -- new earthquakes here in the bay area. there were four small quakes

just north of morgan hill according to the usgs. the first one just after 1:00 a.m., magnitudes range from 2.8 to 1.3. we've not heard of damage yet. meantime, there were two tiny earthquakes near berkeley after 2:40 this morning. they measured 1.8 and 1.7. if you felt any of those quakes we want to hear about it. log on to our ktvu morning news facebook page. tell us about it. 6:08. let's check with sal to get the commute. >> right now it's doing pretty well. hopefully we'll have a pretty good day today around the bay area. let's take a look at the pictures, i-880 still looking pretty good with no major problems. the commute is looking nice as you drive up to downtown oakland, 580 also looks good. the morning drive is getting a little more crowded at the toll plaza, five-minute wait. the lights should come on soon

but not yet. san jose, santa clara, the traffic is good in the valley, just a little traffic showing up on northbound 101 approaching 880. 6:08. steve? >> a double take on the calendar, it doesn't feel like early april. feels more like february. upper lake 25 in lake county. that is from our observer peggy sue. lakeport 27. mendocino county was reported 27. numerous reports are 3 2. so the vineyard wind machines are roaring. mill valley and fairfax 36. lafayette, danville, 38, 39. there's some cold readings out there. fairfield, napa and santa rosa, your morning trifecta there, 34 degrees. remember, i don't take out taxes so you get paid very well. san jose at 42. that's officially so los gatos

at 34, tells you not far away there's very cold readings. it's a cold morning across the board. yesterday, highs in the low 60s. today upper 50s. san francisco is only 54 yesterday. they may actually warm up a degree or two today. just due to a little more of a breeze. high clouds or partly cloudy skies toward lake county, napa county, solano, contra costa possible later today. otherwise sunny, cool and breezy. winds out of the west or out of the northwest, 50s to very low 60s. the low 60s in the green. the 50s, even some upper 40s to 50s in some of the higher elevations the farther north you go. with that low it will deepen, dip south a little today. then eject out tomorrow so today, into probably late tonight, the possibility toward napa. one forecast model puts a little rain on us throughout tonight. i think it's a little push but you can't ignore it. by tomorrow it's gone. but tomorrow morning is going to be just as cold.

breezy, cool, a cold morning, then sunny for a while, clouds pop up a little later. so north and east keep an eye on the sky. 50s or very low 60s along with a cool breeze. friday morning, very cold. in fact i think colder than this morning because we'll see a decrease in the wind. saturday looks good, most of sunday and increasing clouds on monday. 6:10. the final moments of whitney houston's life revealed. who may have been the last person to see her alive. >> also, why the reason occupy protests may lead to a major change for police. >> plus, a new poll on sweet drinks. why some levels think they should cost more in order to keep kids healthy. cçrrú

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involving accused child molester jerry sandusky. he went to court for the first dismissed. the 68-year-old former penn state football coach has been confined to on $250,000 occupy eviction. they say they don't have the time or manpower to meet the april 25th deadline to investigate the many complaints stemming from the raid outside city hall on october 25th. police also will likely miss the 180-day deadline to issue a report on the big occupy protest one week later. this potentially could place the police department one step closer to a federal takeover. time now 6:14. this is deadline day for the obama administration to file the paperwork with a federal

judge explaining a speech the president made this week. the speech and controversy center on the health care reform case that is before the u.s. supreme court. scott has more. >> reporter: the federal judge from texas says the obama administration must split submit a three-page explanation single spaced. he objected to words the president gave in a speech monday in which he said this. >> ultimately i'm confident that the supreme court will not take what would be an unprecedented extraordinary step of overturning a law that was passed by a strong majority of a democratically elected congress. >> reporter: the judge indicated mr. obama questioned the authority of the federal court system. the republican activists called the president's statement during that question and answer session a form of intimidation.

the u.s. attorney general indicated the administration will respond appropriately to the judge's request and said mr. obama's words were appropriate. live in washington, scott mcfarland, ktvu channel 2 news. 6:16. later today president obama will sign legislation designed to help small businesses and start-ups grow and create jobs. it's called the jumpstart our business start-ups act. this would allow companies to raise money by selling securities to the public. supporters say this will help start-up companies which often have trouble getting bank loans. however, critics say it could make investors susceptible to get rich quick scams. a government analysis is raising new questions about the loan to freemont solar company sew listeneddra -- solydra. it was found they were not consulted until the last minute. they had a day to review it. the treasury department told the white house it needed to be

involved earlier in the process to ensure there would be no problems. solyndra announced it would file for bankruptcy protection last august. learning new details about the final moments of whitney houston's life. a final autopsy report reveals that houston was found face down in an overflowing bathtub at the beverly hills hotel. she had cocaine in her system and drug paraphernalia on a counter nearby. the report also says the 48-year-old had complained of a sore throat and that an assistant suggested that she take a bath before a pregramy awards gala. by the time her body was discovered she had likely been dead for an hour. time now 6:17. aetna insurance said it made a mistake when it sent out thousands of letters in california. the letters told customers their doctors were no longer covered by the aetna network and patients would either have to find new doctors or pay more for health care.

the company now says it's sending out retraction letters. in the meantime customers with questions should call the customer service phone number right there on the aetna id cards. some surprising new information about the food you eat. food safety experts say there's ammonia in many of our foods. not just in beef. last month fast food chains as well as supermarkets stopped serving beef that was treated with ammonia after critics labeled it "pink slime." that compound was approved in 1974 for food consumption. you can even find it in cheese, baked goods and chocolate products. however, food companies insist they are using that compound a lot less these days. sugary drinks could go up in price as the state tries to fight childhood obesity. a new poll released today by the contra costa health department show voters agree obesity in children is a serious issue. it also shows nearly 2/3 of people would support a special

fee on drinks that contain a lot of sugar. doctors say the average child has about two sugary drinks a day. this equals 150,000 empty calories a year. time now 6:19. sal is back. you're watching everything. i know you're also talking about how the wind is affecting our commute as well. >> it's breezy out there now on the san mateo bridge, it's breezy. i've been looking at chp, they have not issued wind advisories and talking to steve as well. he says it's going to be breezy, just be careful. it's clear though. you can see pretty well. the plains will not -- the planes will not be delayed at the airports today. highway 4 traffic looks pretty good, eastbound highway 4 near mcune though there's a car that went off the road. so watch for some activity in contra costa county on highway 4 near mcewen road. bart is on time according to dispatchers. moving to the bay bridge toll

plaza, we're getting a crowd. no problems getting on to the bridge. in santa clara valley, looks good. i want to check out the peninsula as well. highway 101, san mateo, redwood city heading to palo alto and into santa clara county looks pretty good. it's chilly out there, cold for some. temperatures 30s for many along the embarcadero, if you're heading to the ferry building o, or work near there, 40 degrees and rather brisk and breezy to windy. so it's cool across the board. upper lake and lake county 25. lakeport 27. closer to home in napa, many reports of 32. wind machines in the vineyards are roaring this morning. palo alto, alamo, lots of upper 30s all over the place. 34 santa rosa and napa. livermore 39. if not for the breeze it would be even cooler.

the system that went by left with a lot of cold air. there will be a little system clipping lake county, northern napa county, maybe solano and north contra costa later. that will give the possibility of a few showers. possibility. today would be the only day. i think by tomorrow only the cold air is left. so breezy and cool. cool today after a cold morning. mostly sunny, peninsula, south bay, then cloudy towards the north bay and also east bay. maybe showers stretching from napa back to fairfield, maybe antioch. along that area towards concord as well. i'll mention it. it will be close i think. scattered clouds, cold friday morning. clearing out. saturday looks good. mostly cloudy saturday. sunday, mostly sunny. looks like rain returns next week. several retailers are reporting better than expected sales for march. macy's, and the parent company of victoria's secret say sales were up last month. they credit warm weather and

demand for new spring fashions. costco missed analyst expectations. consumer spending accounts for 70% of all economic activity. a group of small regional cell phone companies plans to start selling the i-phone. companiess say they will charge $150 for a basic 4s model, $49 less than@, sprint and verdicts. they will all require two-year contracts. time now 6:22. warnings this morning about a fake cop robbing bay area residents. how he's doing it and stealing their cash. >> another kony video set to be released on-line today. the focus of the new video.

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good morning. right now traffic is moving along ok but we're seeing some slowing on 237 as you cross 880 in santa clara county. we'll let you know more about the commute there and the rest of the bay area. a young man is being hailed a hero for his response to a suspected drunk driving crash in san jose. our ktvu news was the first on the scene yesterday morning.

investigators say a woman smashed her car into a home on melrose avenue causing a leak and brake evaluation. he found her slumped over the wheel moments after the crash. he broke the car window with a rock, turned the ignition off and called for help. time now 6:26. san jose police also warning the community about a criminal out there posing as a police officer. he stopped at least three people. this fake cop has a badge, a police radio and says he's working undercover. he's described as asian, 30 years old, 5'7", about 170 pounds. in one incident the suspect walked up to a man, flashed a badge, patted him down and asked for the man's wallet. when he gave the wallet back the cash was gone. >> we can't have people walking around pretending to be police and robbing people of their

money. if it fits the description be very cautious and try to summon somebody's attention and call 911 if you have a phone. >> that suspect was seen driving away in a green mini van. the san diego-based group that released a wildly popular kony 2012 video is supposed to release a sequel today, "kony 2012, part 2" after the first one went viral. it again calls on young people to plaster posters of kony all over the world on april 20th. the investigation into an attack at the colma bart station. what police hope will help them identify the three suspects. she thought she was the gunman's intended target but the police chief says it was someone else. surprising new information about the shooting at oikos. >> the opening bell is about to ring. we'll take you there live. a lot of familiar names to

watch.

welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. just ringing the opening bell there this morning. a lot of familiar names to watch this morning. a lot of the retailers doing quite well in march. macy's, target, limited, bed bath and beyond, tj maxx to say a few. costco didn't do well. we'll tell you why. and the jobs report that came out and see how that is affecting the stocks. >> interesting. good morning to you. thank you for joining us on ktvu channel 2 morning news. already thursday, april 5th. i've dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. now 6:30. >> a lot to tell you about. we have new information in the oakland vocational school massacre. police now say they know who was the real target of that gunman. ktvu as tara moriarty is outside oikos university now

where classes are still cancelled. tara? >> reporter: overnight police issued an alert indicating the person that everyone thought was the intended target is not. flowers and candles continue to pile up at the vigil here. initially this is the person police said former student one gd goe was after but turns out it was a female administrator not named because she fears for her safety. she said she had an argument with goe after he dropped out in the fall over his tuition. >> she's devastated. absolutely devastated. not eating, sleeping, crying. she cried all night last night. she's not doing very well right now.

but she's focused on the kids and families right now. >> reporter: meanwhile, the 43-year-old suspect made his first court appearance yesterday but cameras were not allowed in. police say that goe went on a deadly shooting rampage killing seven people and injuring three others monday morning. he spent most of the time looking down reading while the judge read the murder charges against him only softly answering yes when asked about his name. he will remain in his cell until his trial and scheduled to enter a plea at the end of the month. live in oakland, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. the youngest victim of monday's mass shooting will be buried today. this is video of the six of the seven people who lost their lives. police say all of them were immigrants hoping an education would give them a better life. today 20-year-old lydia sim will be laid to rest in los altos. her burial comes as we learn more about her and the other

victims. another victim, 33-year-old sonam choedon came here from india two years ago. friends say she was not driven by money but the desire to give back. >> it's a big tragic loss here. could have had a good future. bright future. and not just for herself. >> friends say she was bart of the bay area tibetan community and their religion helped them forgive the shooter. now they just to v to move forward. stay with us. our continuing coverage continues. coming up at about 6:45. the problems now facing oikos university. why the store is in danger of losing its accreditation but the reasons have nothing to do with monday's attack. new time 6:33. later this morning the man accused in another bay area mass murder will be in court.

ben luke will be arraigned at 9:00 a.m. for charges he killed five people last month in a house near san francisco city college. he made his first court appearance aloft week but did -- last week but didn't enter a plea. there was a dispute over who would represent him in court. now a private defense attorney has been appointed to his case. right now police are investigating the attack and beating of a 23-year-old man at the colma bart station. channel 2 reporter claudine wong is at the scene where she got reaction from passengers about this attack. >> reporter: certainly passengers just learned about what happened out here. the first officer on scene last night when this happened told me the victim was found here on the ground when he got here. 23-year-old white man bleeding and badly beaten up. this was before 7:00 last night. this place was actually pretty busy. this is a very well lit area. there's a surveillance camera just right there, next to the area. and the ticket agent sits just

feet away. the ticket agent actually called police when this happened. what is still unclear, what if anything led up to it. i had a chance to talk to a police officer, he couldn't do an on-camera interview but said he and his partner came here two minutes after the call came in, first on scene and found the victim bleeding. the suspects already took off and he says the victim couldn't say much because he was apparently in pretty bad shape. colma police department and fire also responded to the scene. bart police handling the investigation now because it happened on bart property. we talked to a 19-year-old man -- 91-year-old man who hadn't heard about the attack but says he's always aware of safety. >> definitely. definitely. i don't go out at nighttime period. >> reporter: questions this morning remain, was it a random attack? a robbery? or a target? bart police department told me this morning the victim had stitches but his injuries were not life threatening. they will talk to him.

as for the suspects, you are looking in the direction of where they ran. they took off in that direction, they say, which goes into a residential area and off into busy camino de real. there's a description but bart police haven't released it yet. they hope witnesses come forward and they will look at the surveillance video as this investigation continues. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. 6:36. let's check on the commute. sal? >> we're doing ok. as a matter of fact, we have some slow traffic but it is just kind of beginning to be slow now. starting with pictures here. traffic is going to see -- to be ok here on 237. it's getting a little slower as you drive towards anchor but not quite slow yet. bay bridge toll plaza is backed up for about a 10-minute wait. once you're past the metering lights it's a decent drive. maybe a little breezy on the

bridge. an oakland market has been red-tagged after this van you see ran into the store. the crash caused quite a bit of damage to the liquor store on fruit veil avenue. the driver hit another car first, went through the fence and into the store. police say the driver and two others inside just ran away after that crash. 6:37. steve? >> thank you. good morning. mostly clear this morning. a few build corruption though possible later -- build-ups possible later today. a cold morning and maybe possible showers north and east later today. for this time of year this cold air is definitely settled in. this is not right. this is not right. i updated this but i didn't save it. yes. it should say -- there it is. a cold morning, sunny and breezy. afternoon clouds, mainly off to the north and east. possible showers -- i'll say napa county, solano

county and maybe contra costa later today. one piece of energy is rotating around. the days are getting a little longer, angle of sun higher so it's a very dynamic system. you lift it, start to get cloud cover and the possibility, all it needs is a little trigger in the atmosphere. it might happen later today but it's cold for this time of year. 20s in several areas. los gatos 34. woodside is in there, palo alto, danville, all upper 30s. 38 san rafael and hayward. that is at the hayward airport, 40, that is cold. temperatures today will only be in the upper 50s. it doesn't look like much now but we're going to get cloud build-up over the hills. winds out of the west or northwest, not that strong but any puff of a breeze and a 34-degree temp and it's a good wind chill. after this goes through tonight, tomorrow looks much

quieter but our rainfall projection map does show a little in nap naacpa and concord later today. i think after tonight everything else clears out but tomorrow morning, just as cold for those of you on a need to know basis on that. breezy, cool, sunny for a while then clouds develop. possible showers in the afternoon. upper 50s to very low 60s. that will cover the spread. these are well below average temperatures. tomorrow morning, cold, saturday looks good. most of sunday should be fine, increasing clouds on monday. >> thank you. happening right now -- airport security workers are just starting to protest outside san francisco international airport. we are live outside, a number of them carrying the signs, walking the picket line this morning. they are upset about some budget cuts which could potentially lead to a reduction in staffing there. about 40 to 50 screeners are expected to take part in the picket today. the tsa checkpoints, we understand, should still be operational during the protest.

so hopefully it's not going to affect the security lines. we are going to continue to monitor the situation at the airport. we're out there live, we're going to bring you more details as they develop and try to talk to an airport spokesman to see if this is affecting any flights. time now 6:40. picket lines are also up this morning outside of a large san francisco hospital. this is day 11 of a public labor dispute at california pacific medical center. engineers who take care of generators, refrigerators and medical equipment claim they've worked without a contract for 18 months. they say they want to be paid the same as engineers at other sutter hospitals. one thing both sides do agree on, a wage increase of 1% is all that separates them. today san francisco's planning commission will consider the proposal to build a 555-bed hospital at the site of the old cathedral hill hotel. they also want to rebuild

st. luke's hospital in the mission district. under a deal supported by the mayor the medical center would make improvements to transit and pedestrian safety and also invest in community clinics. if the planning commission gives the ok the deal still has to be approved by the board of supervisors. you're familiar with the leaning tower of pisa? in the bay area not the leaning tower of pisa but no question it's leaning we'll tell you why. >> we're live in morgan hill. the search for a missing teen, sierra lamar resumes today. how far south are they going to look for her? >> good morning. if you're driving in morerin county traffic looks good to the golden gate bridge. another update straight ahead.

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welcome back. a quick look at some of the top stories we're following now at 6:44. oakland police now say a different school administrator was the intended target at monday's mass shooting. the woman's name has not been released. she fears for her life. in the meantime the shooting suspect, one l goe is due to return to court at the end of the month to enter a plea. investigators want to know what led up to an attack on a 23-year-old man right outside the the colma bart station. they say he was beaten by three

people, police are hoping surveillance video will help identify those suspects. we are live right outside san francisco international airport. live pictures in the middle of this picket line. airport security workers just getting started in the protest. they are angry about some budget cuts which they say could possibly lead to staff reductions. just a few hours the santa clara county sheriff's office will resume its search for a missing morgan hill teen. lorraine blanco joins us to tell us this morning's search will take place south of her home. lorraine? >> reporter: the search for the missing teen will go as far as 15 miles south. from this intersection here in morgan hill, sheriffs' deputies and three canines will head to san martin and gilroy today. last time volunteers searched the area sunday they found clothing that didn't turn out to be hers. today about 20 members of the santa clara county search and

rescue unit will look for evidence. bringing canines trained to find human remains. sierra has been missing since march 16th. her parents are pleading with the public to continue to help. >> keep those tips coming. every tip that be the tip that brings her back home. don't hesitate. >> reporter: authorities believe lamar was abducted. so far they found a cell phone and handbag with clothes that belong to the morgan hill girl. the search will start at 9:00 a.m. here and last all day long. live in morgan hill, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. the search for sierra and other missing persons has gone high-tech. those photos on milk cartons have been replaced by a special bar code. they give people with smartphones immediate links to photos, phone yms and other critical information in missing person cases. facebook and twitter have been proven to be valuable high-tech

tools as well in the search for missing children. 6:46. with no comments yet from administrators on the possibility oikos could lose its accreditation. the department of consumer affairs tells ktvu it has nothing to do with the monday shooting rampage. here's new video taken from the school earlier this morning. 41% of the graduates there passed a national nursing exam last year. the state average is about 75%. state regulators add that the school has had trouble paying back loans as well. the school's web site says classes are cancelled until further notice due to the shooting rampage. the new evidence in the nfl bounty program involving the new orleans saints. former saints defensive coordinator greg williams was caught on tape talking about injuring players including specific members of the 49ers. hear part of that tape and which san francisco players nearly fell victim, coming up on mornings at 2 at 7:17.

a lot of people are looking closer at the new bay bridge eastern span because it looks like it's leaning. the experts say it is, slightly off center but it's on purpose. they say it has to be slightly off balance now so when all the cables are hooked up to the muspan the -- new span the weight of the bridge will actually pull the bridge tower back and it will stand up straight. >> oh, good. ok. sal, again, tell people, don't try to check out the leaning tower while driving across the bridge. >> probably not advisable. you get into problems that way. >> what were they saying on channel 2 - >> that's right. >> you're checking something now? >> i'm doing stuff on the fly as always. i have my computers here. i want to show you the east bay, we're going to start there with i-880. this traffic is doing pretty well, you can see traffic is moving along relatively well if you are driving on northbound 880. westbound 580 as you drive out

towards the downtown oakland area. there is also some slow traffic to be had. there's a new crash on westbound 80 at san pablo dam road. causing a little slowdown all of a sudden. this commute had been good but now it's not. also, want to show you some -- no video? ok. 6:49. let's go to steve. mary ann in san mateo says it's cold. i believe it. winds will increase later today. for this time of year it's cold. i saw 32 near santa cruz. it's cold. cold air is here. the system that zoomed by left behind a lot of cold air so for the morning, cold, 30s, westerly breeze, northwesterly, a few clouds but generally clear. i think peninsula and south bay sunny. partly cloudy and cloudy to the

east. napa county, solano county, contra costa county later today, a spoke in the wheel in this system may trigger off some showers and clouds later today. the wind machines and vineyards have been roaring. sonoma county and napa county for good reason. lows in the 30s. highs in the upper 50s for many, or extremely low 60s. there's a lot of areas that are cooler not far away. our system, not much now but that swings in and that could -- mendocino county, lake county, napa, solano county later today, could get a few showers. westerly or northwesterly breeze.

the system will dill a little south today and eject tomorrow. tomorrow morning, cold if not colder in wind-protected areas. so a coal morning, then sunny for a while, breezy and cool, then partly cloudy skies, mainly north and east as you said. 50s for highs. for almost everybody a cool day. cold friday, them clears out, saturday looks good. sunday looks good. and monday increasing clouds. looks like rain next week. new signs that the job market is getting a little stronger. the number of people filing for new jobless benefits fell by 6,000 last week. 357,000 people still submitted first-time unemployment claims but it's the lowest since april 2008. when new applications are consist -- consistently below 335,000 hiring is considered low enough to lower the unemployment rate. a new york judge ruled reebok cannot sell new york jets/tim tebow jerseys but the

agreement expired in february and nike has the new contract. reebok argues it had a clause allowing it to sell jerseys for two more months. tebow was a denver bronco, signs with the jets after the reebok contract expired. 6:52. a wild day at a santa rosa wildlife park. what happened to cause a buffalo to attack a toddler? >> a fast accessory for not just computer nerds. i think it's for everyone. puts google in front of you. >> good morning. westbound highway 4 looks pretty good driving up to the bay point area. the traffic is better than it's been. looking up towards the grade. more on the morning commute and bay weather.

welcome back. live big board, dow down about 28 points, a lot of the retail stocks are doing well but not costco. its stock is down after missing estimates for sales for march. time now 6:55. animal handler from the safari west wildlife preserve in santa rosa in the hospital after being gored by a buffalo. news chopper 2 was flying over the santa rosa park yesterday. the woman says she was attacked as she tried to separate the

buffalo from angus cattle. the buffalo charged her and gored her in the thigh. she didn't have broken bones but you can imagine she was pretty shaken up. friends of coppola are suing a know vato restaurant over its name. the restaurant, they say infringes on his name. the owners of the italian kitchen tried to get their own attract but haven't been able to do so. trademark. google giving us a preview of what is being called project glass. it's terminator style glass that's allow you to put google's web services literally on your face. you walk around, google says the experimental glasses still are in the development stage but you can take photos with them, hold video chats, even display directions at the sounds of your voice. the google won't say when these glasses might be in stores near

you. >> cool. i think that could be distracting while you walk though. >> i think so. let's check in with traffic. >> we do have some slow traffic approaching the crash on westbound 80 at el portal, no injuries but slow nevertheless from highway 4. santa clara valley approach 237 is going to be slow approaching that exit. mostly clear, cold this morning, lots of 30s, even a few 20s up toward mendocino and lake county. critical minimums this morning, it will be mostly sunny in the morning, then turning partly cloudy, especially toward the north and east bay, maybe showers. more on that coming up on "mornings on 2". 6:57. coming up, a major overnight development in that deadly university mass shooting in oakland. new information on the real target. >> a violent attack at a bart station. we talked to the first police

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