the family will announce an award for -- a reward for information. one of the victims of the shooting, today she will be laid to rest. we have new

searching again. this has been the headquarters for volunteer search efforts since she went missing three weeks ago. and alsod today where the family will announce a reward for information in her disappearance. and the announcement will be scheduled for 10:00 this morning. she has been missing since march 16 when she left to go to school that morning. last week the center was a hub of activity over the six-day period. more than 1,000 people came to the daily searches. they went through fields and trails. looking for clues in the disappearance. so far they found nothing of significance. and last week as they mentioned, we've got some extra help from the 49ers quarterback. he and his wife came to the search center to volunteer and today, they will be planning to come back and volunteer again along with the other 49 players. meanwhile santa clara sheriff's office continued their own

search efforts. earlier this week they focused on these areas. they say that they will be investigating the teen's disappearance as a likely abduction. they have received about 1,000 tips, but so far no credible leads to go on. but the volunteer search efforts will continue today. you're looking at the front door of what they are calling the search center. the volunteer registration starts at 8:00 this morning. this is 85 road in morgan hill. anyone that would like to help can come down here. live in morgan hill, ktvu channel 2 new. in overnight news, they will be investigating a deadly crash that left the big rig tangled up near the bay area freeway. it happened last night at the 280/92 interchange. drivers called to report a light pole in the road. when officers arrived to check it out, they found that the big rig had hit it, before tangling off the side of the roads. >> the drivers will be allowing the speedways to strike the

guardrails. and also overturned the basement after having struck the light pole a number of the streets. >> and the driver of that big rig was found dead. it took firefighters a long time to get them out because of all the broken tree branches and the mangled metal. no other cars involved. investigators are trying to figure out what caused the trucker to veer off the road. they will be providing shelter for 11 people by a fire in san jose. flames were first spotted just after 11:00 last night. the fire was contained to an upstairs apartment, but the entire building sustained power damage and lost power. a 33-year-old man jumped out of his second-story window to escape the flames. fortunately he was not hurt. one of the people killed in the shooting will be laid to rest later this morning. last night hundreds of people attended a memorial shooting

for the 22 can-year-old nursing student, grace kim. she worked two jobs to pay for school and was close to graduating. her brother said he had an infectious personality. >> she was beautiful. she would correct you and say no, i'm gorgeous. >> grace kim will be laid to rest at the chapel of the cemetery in hayward. the family and friends of another shooting victim are asking the obama administration for help. they want to bring the body back to his native india. they say a relative has come to the bay area to work with the indian consulate to take their remains home. police say that the 38-year-old student was outside the school when a gunman shot him in the head and stole his car. and the seven people killed in the mass shooting were remembered last night at the oakland coliseum. a moment of silence was held before the first pitch of the

oakland a's home opener. the dean of oikos university says that one goh was on campus because of a dispute. he was arrested at the safeway on monday in alameda shortly after the shooting. it also shows you where police recovered the gun they believed was used in the attack. that was made after the exhaustive search yesterday morning. a weapon was found at low tide in a stream that flows less than a mile from the school. the serial numbers of the weapon matched a .45 caliber handgun he bought last february. a passer-by alerted police after finding the gun clip in that same spot on thursday night. >> students are in an environment that is free from violence. we can hope there will be no

more. >> yesterday, a -- yesterday, the orchestra performed. we do have continuing coverage of the oikos university shooting on our website. click on the school shooting tab at the top of the page of ktvu.com. thomas kincaid has died from natural causes. his paintings feature warm scenes and gardens and cottages. and it is estimated they -- it is estimated they hanging one out of 20 paintings. the paintings were said to have brought in $100 million a year in sales. everyone who lived in an apartment complex there has been accounted for. the 18 jet slammed into a courthouse setting five homes

on fire. the airplane experienced a catastrophic malfunction. one of the men were admitted to the hospital while five people on the ground were treated for minor injuries. >> i lost everything. we don't have renter's insurance. my little baby can't even have a home. it just broke off. the flames and everything. >> just in the last couple of hours, they announced the search was over. the last three people have now been accounted for and it appears that there were no fatalities. in the next half hour, we'll go live to virginia beach as investigators piece together what is left of that fiter jet to try to determine -- fighter jet to try to determine the cause of the fiery crash. for the third time in less than two weeks, someone driving a vehicle became stuck on the train tracks in oakland

overnight. this is the scene near jacqueline square. the driver of the suv told us she was headed home following her gps when somehow she made a wrong turn. >> something needs to be done because i think when you go in, you can't go out. >> police don't think that the woman was intoxicated. it did take a tow truck about 30 minutes to get the suv off the tracks. just last night a similar situation happened near jefferson street and that driver also told us that he was following his gps. well certainly easter weekend, so we'll have the outdoor plans. and rosemary is following all the weather changes for us. we know it's cold. is it going to warm up? >> we will be warmer than yesterday. this morning we were off to ad cold start. anywhere from 2 to 5 degrees above where we started yesterday morning. so now there it is. a live look outside the doors. the sun has been out for about 25 minutes or so. we'll slowly begin to see the numbers turn around. usually the coldest areas around sunrise. take a look at the view.

picture perfect this morning. concordat 36 and napa right around this area reporting 30 degrees this morning. so yes, it will be a cold one. the areas near the park here in the 30s. 41 mountainview and san jose and mid-40s oakland as well. satellite radar. a view from up above. just a few high clouds are passing by. the abundant sunshine is expected with the warmer conditions. this is the system we have been tracking for the last few days. and it looks like as it progresses can closer to the coast that it will stall and slow down enough for the easter sunday to be dry. we were looking at the possibility of a few scatteredded showers over the north bay. now it looks like we'll remain with dry conditions. take a look at saturday morning for you. again, we are just dealing with the few high clouds on out there today. and tomorrow morning, we'll wake up. the system is still offshore. we'll progress through the afternoon. it is now 5:00 to 6:00 in the afternoon hours. you can see over the north bay,

we've got the high clouds. but the rain is still mostly offshore for you. eventually we'll bring you the scattered showers. but for today and tomorrow, a cold morning. a little warmer for the afternoon. temperatures in the upper 50s to the mid upper 60s for the afternoon. perhaps even the 70-degree weather for the couple spots by the end of the day. 66 in santa rosa today. 63 san francisco. mid-60s expected in oakland. 68 for this area. looking at 69 in livermore. 68 morgan hill and san jose and 67 degrees this afternoon. your extended forecast is right here. slightly warmer for some areas, even tomorrow, the north bay at the high clouds rolling it be many sooner than later. you could see the temperatures similar to today and slightly cooler. but again the rain will hold off for you. it looks like until at least monday. and take a look at monday. that's going to open up the doors to scattered showers in the forecast on monday, it looks like rain on tuesday and a chance for showers that will remain in the forecast on wednesday with numbers falling back into the low 60s.

i'll have a look at your lunchtime numbers coming up. the race for the white house is far from over. but why some say that one gop candidate has already locked up the nomination. plus, they made headlines for leaving their family with the former student. why this former teacher is now in jail in connection with a separate case. and the walgreens drugstore chain, they are now a focus of the dea investigation. which stores were raided and what agents think might be happening. but first, we'll take you outside. this is a live look for you at 280 in san francisco as you can see the sun is shining, traffic is moving just fine. and there is, however, an accident further down at the rollover accident in the northbound direction. that's about 150,000 a month - over 2 million people so far. with finish quantum you get incredibly clean, sparkling dishes without having to rinse them first. now see for yourself why millions

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now when they caught up with him, the driver took one of the -- the driver took a baton and hit him. the man who police say shot and killed trayvon martin is getting a website for his defense. they home that zimmermandefense.com will help cover their living expenses once the site is up and running. zimmerman has not been charged in the february 26 shooting. sanford police chief said there was no probable cause to arrest him because he told police that the shooting was in self- defense. new this morning, president obama is reflecting about religion this easter weekend. he shares his thoughts this morning in his weekly online video address.

christ and the triumph will be holding a special meaning for christians. but all of us, no matter how or whether or not we can believe can identify elements of the story. the triumph of hope over despair. the faith over doubt. and the notion that there will be something on out there that is bigger than ourselves. >> he went on to say happy easter and wished all americans a weekend filled with joy and reflection. the race for the white house is staying quiet for the next few weeks. the next big primaries won't take place until april 24. however it is looking more likely that mitt romney will be the gop nominee. several members of the republican national committee are now publicly saying that the delegate math just doesn't add up for any other candidate. those numbers could subordinate any candidates they choose. despite the odds with santorum,

newt gingrich and ron paul all vowed to stay in the race. earlier this week rick santorum met with a rival. meeting with governor rick perry. it's not clear what they discussed during their meeting and perry has backed up newt gingrich. however, several reports say santorum is trying to get texas to make the upcoming primary winner take all, which will give him 152 delegates. oil and gas production might have had a sharp increase due to earthquakes in the midwest. the rate of quakes in the midwest has jumped six folds in the past 16 years with a sharper rise from 2009 to 2011. researchers said the timing and geographies suggest a link to oil and gas production. officials in ohio recently said earthquakes that have caused the daniel you see here, probably -- damage you see here probably resulted from the gas drilling and the waste water into the earth. the nuclear power plant it in southern california, they will

remain offline until they determine why tubes are out here in the generators. they were shut down more than two months ago when the problem was discovered. officials warned that it could lead to the rolling blackouts in the service areas. a modesto high school teacher who left their family and their jobs to move in with a former student is now in jail. the 41-year-old was arrested yesterday for aledly having sex with another teenager 14 years ago. the girl was only 17 years old at the time. now, hooker first came under scrutiny back on february when he moved in with a former student. the 18-year-old jordan powers. the girl's mother said when they heard the news, she packed up and moved out of hooker's apartment. >> she's out. she's out. and away from him. and that's over. there's a finale and they are going to leave the state for a while. and they will try to regroup and get a handle on this. >> and police have been investigating hooker for their

relationship with powers, both remained the legal age. the alleged rape victim will remain in juvenile hall for at least another week. the sacramento judge, they named that ruling yesterday. and the 17-year-old girl is being held on the material witness warrant to ensure that she testifies against the man accused of raping her. prosecutors say that the girl is a foster child, with a history of running away and they want to make sure that she takes the stand. >> it is a very dangerous man on out there. we believe him to be a serial rapist. and we're doing what we have to do. >> she is being revictimized by being held in custody, forced to deal with the situation every day, where she is being treated very badly. >> the teenager will remain in custody until the next hearing on april 16. the trial is scheduled to start later this month. there is a new law in florida inspired with the death of the 2-year-old caylee anthony. it increases the maximum prison time from a year to five years

for lying to police about a missing child. caylee's mother, casey anthony was acquitted last year of murdering her daughter, but convicted on four counts of lying to investigators. she was sentenced to a four- year prison term. she could have gotten 20 years if this bill had been in effect at the time. the dea is reportedly investigating walgreens stores in florida. the wall street journal reports that the drug agents searched the store while investigating prescription pain pill abuse. they looked to see if walgreens allowed a large number of the pain pill sales which might be going to drug dealers and addicts. they are cooperating with the deo. hundreds of san francisco kids will be springing into action today. the difference they are trying to make. and the walls were coming alive in one florida man's house. the thousands of insects found inside and what the homeowner may now have to do about it. mostly sunny skies and warmer weather filling into the bay area for your weekend. we'll take a look at those

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a bee infestation may have a florida man tear down his walls. bees were living in two hives behind the living room wall. they invaded the place about six months ago and have already stung the homeowner nine times. >> i looked outside and saw the bees coming in, going out, coming in, going out. it's terrible. i mean at 4:00, 5:00 in the afternoon, they are swarming on outside the house. they caused the bees to form a new hive. insects love walls because they normally don't get wet and there aren't any pests to bother them. well there are easter egg hunts all over the weekend. we want to give you a sampling

of the fun-filled event. they are starting at 9:00 this morning and san francisco, the recreation parks department, hosting a free event at 11:00 a.m. in the golden gate park. and then at noon in oakland, they willed hold a great easter egg hunt. and then at 11:00 tomorrow morning, children are invited to an easter surprise at the farmer's market in san jose. >> and you can bet that there will be a lot of candy and the other goodies. the survey shows that americans, they will spend about $2.1 billion on easter candy this year. that's 120 million pounds. there are 16 billion jelly beans and 90 million chocolate bunnies. >> are they addictive? i feel like they are. >> yes, scientific proven. there are a lot of easter egg hunts today. we'll check in for the weather and how are you looking? >> well, we are looking good. that 9:00 hour in danville will be a chilly one.

40s to the lower 50s. by noontime, they will be feeling pretty good. mostly cloudy skies. you're looking at temperatures that will be seasonal. now, it will be hard to check in the last season. this one is kind of off a little bit. this morning waking up in the 30s for some of the valley locations, especially the north bay. low to mid-40s. noontime hours are upper 60s to the lower 70s. then 59 to 69 degrees expected for you by the afternoon. who is going to see 69? right around here. now, who will see livermore, concord, danville, you'll be sitting in the upper 60s for the afternoon. 67 at fremont and 65 expected in oakland and the extended forecast for you there. now, we do have rain on the way. it is not going to get us for the weekend. we've got nice mild dry conditions expected through easter sunday. now monday, we will have a chance for you and it looks like some sprinkles to arrive and then tuesday looks to be the better day for some rain and that will remain in the forecast. thursday and friday looks a bet

unsettled as well. take advantage of the driver weather going on this weekend. >> all right, thank you. one of the writers here on ktvu sent us this picture from lake tahoe. this was taken up at sugar bowl. the resort got an inch of snow in the past 24 hours and it should be a beautiful day if you're headed to the snow. lots of snow, temperatures in the 50s and the 60s. more than 200 children will roll up their sleeves to clean up china town today. it's the 16th work-a-thon springing into action. today, volunteers from several community groups and schools, they will clean parks, remove graffiti, repair the damaged murals and repayment the community room and -- repaint the community room and a sign. crashing into an apartment complex in virginia beach. the major new developments that we're learning about this morning following the extensive search for you of that crash site overnight. and calling it quits. the final classes that are being held at oakster dam and

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[ traffic passing ] ] ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [ man announcing ] millions are still exposed to the dangers... of secondhand smoke... and some of them can't do anything about it. ♪ [ continues ] [ gasping ] this morning the search for a missing south bay girl will get some high-profile help as some of the 49ers team up to find sierra lamar. good morning everyone, welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong.

another volunteer search for the missing teenager, sierra lamar will be held in about half an hour. we want to give you a live look inside the volunteer search center in morgan hill. the 49er's quarterback, alex smith and his wife, elizabeth, will once again participate. other 49ers players will be there as well. if you would like to help, you can meet at the fine search center. that's at 85 tilton road in morgan road. as we reported earlier at our newscast. everyone in the apartment complex where the fighter been it appears that no one was killed in that crash. and they are live for us this morning in virginia beach as investigators, they will look for answers as to why the faa team went down, peter? >> mike, that's right. it looked like hell on earth here today. they said it was an act of divine providence that no one was killed in the complex behind me on good friday. now the search and rescue mission will be over because as you said, they have accounted for everybody that they know of

who lives there. that means they are now 95% sure that there were no fatalities. but they are not yet sure. here's why. >> we have accounted for everybody on the apartment manifesto. we can't give you 100% clear because we don't know if it has been guessed that the family members will be there. but nobody has been, you know, we have no reports of any missing people at this time. >> reporter: and the video is breathtaking. the numbers are staggering. 64 apartments, according to the apartment manager were burned and 42 of them weredisplaced. 52 people are displaced. some of them will meet with the navy jaguars to start talking about initial insurance claims. 26 of those from the apartment complex here did spend the night at a local elementary school acting as a temporary shelter. the fire department is going to try to start helping residents get into apartments that were not destroyed to get things like medication that will help

them get through the day and the daily routine until they are allowed to get back in. and they are used to the low- flying aircraft. the base is only two miles away, but they all knew that something was not right here. even though all these apartments and many vehicles on the ground were destroyed. thankfully no fatalities. we are told that the pilots here did the right thing by getting as much fuel as they could and then got out of the plane. i spoke to some that own the apartments. it appears to be the younger of the two pilots. two pilots were on board. the experienced training pilot and someone who is learning how to fly one of these planes that it appeared to be the younger guy. apologizing, saying all he could say was i'm so sorry for crashing a plane into your house, mike? >> thank you. the crash in virginia is a reminder of a deadly jet crash right here in california. four years ago, an f-14 slammed

into a san diego home killing a mother and her two young daughters. in that case, they blamed the crash on mechanical failure. but they also admitted that the pilot made a series of mistakes. the woman's family sued the military for wrongful death and was awarded $18 million for damages and emotional disstress. a pilot from sonoma county is accused of flying drunk. he will not be allowed to fly anymore. the chp pilots arrested the 62- year-old man in january after failing a sobriety test. they took notice of him when they spotted his plane flying erratically near the race way. this week, he was ordered to turn in his pilot's license. he could be fined more than $1,000 per day if he failed to do so. a house fire in hayward has left three people homeless. firefighters brought the fire on the court under control quickly, but not before it gutted the homes. two firefighters were burned slightly, but they went back to fighting the fire. the red cross is helping the

two adults and teenagers that live there. fremont police are calling this man a possible suspect for the first homicide of the year. described an african-american man in his 20s. officers say that they located a man with gunshot wounds late thursday night. the 20-year-old victim was found on the driveway of chateau central apartments on central -- center apartments on central avenue. some neighbors said they came out of their homes after hearing the gunfire. for >> we all walked over here and we would see the guy on the ground. i tried to help him out, but it was already too late. >> some people say that the neighborhood has seen their share of stabbings and shootings over the years. one says that the recent homicide is motivating him to move to another neighborhood. now the garden angels will step up the patrols in fairfield. the group says that they are doing this in response to several homicides in that area,

including the recent stabbing death of the 19-year-old. and they said yesterday that they will plan to begin patrolling late this morning at the avenue here. oakster dam university will hold their final classes today. the oakland trade school that taught 15,000 students about growing marijuana. they are now virtually empty. on monday morning, mornings on 2 was first here to report that the raid by federal agents were on four oakster dam facilities. seizing the bank account records and the computers, after battling the federal government for more than 20 years. now, the founder, richard lee, he says that he has had enough. >> and i am just, you know, one small soldier in a big war. it's time for other people to pick up the fragments and to take over. >> now lee says that the federal raid, they have bankrupted him. he believes that it may have been government reto bruce for the support of the proposition that would have legalized pot

for all adults. lee says he will now focus soully on the advocacy work. the san francisco sheriff choked back tears while professing his love for his family. he went to court yesterday about domestic violence and parenting classes. afterwards he talked to reporters about how painful it is dealing with a court order, preventing them from seeing his wife and their son, theo. >> i miss him terribly. i want them to be okay. the city should never, i'm sorry. i mean make anybody feel uninvited. the mayor's wife has taken their son to venezuela to see her sick father. she wrote a piece in yesterday's san francisco chronicals, telling him to stay strong and know that she and theo are constantly thinking about them. some protesters are demanding that they admit more

minority students. about 20 students from uc berkeley and area high schools as well as activists from the group by any means necessary, staged a sit-in yesterday at the uc berkeley's office. organizers say minority students comprise of about 50% of the state's high school graduates, but they make up only about 18% of the uc berkeley freshman class. >> there is nothing that could excuse the turnout that we have and the demographics of the campus. it just couldn't be stood for. i mean this is the year 2012. >> the protest will come after the federal appeal's court on monday rejected a challenge to proposition 209. the voter approved banned on the affirmative action. parents and students from oakland santa fe elementary school have filed a lawsuit to keep their schools open. this is video from a week ago when 10 people were arrested, following the contentious school board meeting about the closure of five oakland schools. the suit argues that closing

santa fe will violate the rights of african american students to get the education. and the attorneys, they also say that the board would be wasting the public money that has been spent on recent improvements. the bicyclist that hit and killed a 71-year-old man in san francisco is defending the actions. now through his lawyer, he believes that he entered the intersection of market lawfulfully and that he did everything possible to avoid the accident. and the district attorney's office is looking into which they described the accident in details. they are still considering whether or not to file charges. the faa is now investigating how the experienced sky diver from the county died. 71-year-old william calhoun of nevada was killed thursday during a jump in san joaquin county. witnesses said his shoot gotting tangled. the owner of the parachute center says it seems like calhoun's parachute opened prematurely and he did not appear to make any attempt to release it or activate his

reserve parachute. they will review the chute's log and packing card. the san joaquin coroner's office is also investigating. time to grab the fishing poles and some lemon and garlic. salmon season starts today. it's the first full salmon season in three years. the boat captain says that the initial survey show almost no fishing in three years. they suggest that the salmon population rebound. >> and yes, it should be a great year, but you know we are very superstitious. we don't like to say anything until after it happens. >> my heart is going a mile a minute and i'm waiting for the big surprises here of salmon to get on the lines to go zoom and touch them. they will become the salmon fishing boats soon. the fish counts are so high that it has been extended until

november 11. >> all right, your time is 7:39. people are headed outside for the big easter weekend. we've got the egg hunts everywhere. yes, now you can watch them and do everything for us. telling us that it will be staying dry. >> yes, good morning to you. a good looking day. over the land and the waters if you will be out and doing some fishing. now, we've got the light winds stored for you. more sunshine and we're looking at just a few high clouds that will be passing overhead. this is associated with the storms that will remain offshore. at least the rain will remain offshore. take a look at how chilly it is. 30 degrees. i'll drop to the bottom here. they are at 35. 36 at walnut creek and right around the city as well as oakland and the mid-40s. that is just outside the bay area. we're looking at widespread lows. a few degrees warmer than yesterday and still a little cold out there if you are getting outdoors early. satellite radar, this is the system i was telling you just a moment ago. we've got the light rain that will fall over the california oregon border today and it will begin to slide south.

but the models, they are now showing that it will hold off for easter sunday. take a look at what happens here. it's saturday morning and the high clouds, especially over the north bay. we're seeing it. we'll continue to see the high clouds pass it in and out and on sunday morning, we'll wake up. i've got to come to this side of the screen because take a look at the rain. it has not moved. it will continue to sit here stationary, all of sunday, and we will see an increase of the clouds over the north bay and the south bay. we'll be looking at fair skies for you and temperatures are even warmer in some cases. for today, upper 5:s to the low to mid-60s. right around the coastline. it will be warmer for you and areas like livermore and the upper 60s to san jose for the north bay. increasing high clouds that will remain mostly sunny for you and south of i-80 for tomorrow. but again, no rain in the forecast. the models, they have trended back on that and we will eventually get it and we could use it. but for sunday, it will be dry. and 64 in oakland and san francisco today and the mid-60s

for nevada. 66 in redwood city. 67 expected in mountainview. 68 for san jose. your extended forecast right there. showing you a hopping good time for sunday if you're going to be out easter egg hunting or maybe picnicking. no troubles there. even slightly warmer. we'll begin to fall back though. take a look at the afternoon highs on tuesday and wednesday and notice the icons. we'll be unsettled for early next week. scattered showers will remain in the forecast. if you're headed up the hill, i have the sierra forecast coming up. san francisco health clinic stability to shut -- the san francisco health clinic that was about to shut down was saved. who saved them. a car explosion that followed the kentucky final four win. why this video could lead to more arrests. first, a live look outside. here it is, the golden gate bridge is looking great on this saturday morning against the blue skies in the background right there. traffic is also looking great. time now is 7:42 and you're watching mornings on 2.

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>> i mean it's making it a little harder for people to survive. >> and the health clinic will be providing the health services, councilling and the hiv prevention. students were protesting the community college on tuesday night and they became angry when they were prevented from the sea hikes. they show people screaming after getting pepper sprayed. they voted unanimously to postpone the tuition increases. thieves for the most popular courses were going to quadruple. and police, they have now released never-before-seen video of the final four riots at the university of kentucky. we'll show you the video because of the color and the black and white images were taken from the high-tech police helicopter camera. now down below in that big spot of light down there.

that's the chevy impala. even though their team was defeated, they will travel to louisville last saturday night. >> they can literally erupt and explode. you have seen it erupt. they could have been severely burned. the freshman student was arrested and charged with arson and police, they will expect to use more video to identify those who set 120 fires. the texas rangers, they have unveiled the statute to honor the fan who dieded after falling from the stands last year. the ranger's president, dedicated the statue on thursday. they depicted them wearing baseball caps, looking at each other as if they were talking about the game they love so much. the 6-year-old, the mom, and the entire ranger's team was on hand for the unveiling. shanon lived life to the fullest. and doing the things that

brought him and others joy. and being with the people that he loved. we hoped that this statute will remind people to do just that. just last, the -- last july, the 39-year-old was with his son when they fell while reaching for a ball tossed to him. in news of the world, rescuers are trying to save 130 pakistan soldiers buried in the avalanche. this is on the glacier in the region of india and pakistan. the avalanche covered the entire outpost about 52 feet up. known as the world's highest battlefield. india also has troops deployed to the region. no word on the casualties yet. >> they said that they will be pressing forward with one last defensive before next week's cease fire. they killed more than 50 civilians today. they said that the country's

military has pulled back while simply shifting around other areas. they needed to end the violence beginning next tuesday. and there are several developments in iran's nuclear programs. iran has the knowledge and the scientific capability to produce the nuclear weapons, but it will not do it because of their policies. the washington post says that they secretly asked them to deliver a private message to teheran. they would allow them to have a nuclear program if they could prove it was strictly for energy. >> a problem related to religion in the military on the easter weekend. there is a shortage of catholic chaplains. the number of the catholic chaplains have dropped down to around 200 for the ratio for every 1,300 catholic service members. they say many soldiers are in dire need of receiving the

confessions between battles. >> these are staples of the catholic life. to be denied that in the service of your country is a travesty. >> the worry is that the chaplain shortage might be hurt where there is a belief that the spiritually healthy soldier as in one who is willing to sacrifice all. that they will be a better soldier. some lost love letters are now back with the bay area family. the words of the 19-year-old sailor was stationed at pearl harbor to the 15-year-old girl they love. and they eventually got married and stayed married for 56 years. when they died last year, the letters were accidentally sold in the estate sale. they spotted them in the last chance pile at goodwill and tracked down the couple's daughter. >> she said well, i will have your letters. >> she just went oh my god, you know. you can tell she got a little choked up. >> and now all 150 of the letters will be in a locked box

to be read slowly, one at a time. on some military sensors, they cut out details. on others it is just a glimpse that lasted intoed old age. >> i love that. i always keep my wife's loved letters tucked away. you can't throw away some of them. >> yeah, that's very sweet. the san jose sharks, you're all fans of them, right? they are headed to the playoffs. what's happening in about 10 minutes that could get you tickets to the game. and a controversial move by one airline to cut costs. how they want flight attendants to alter their image to help lighten the load. the sunny skies and the seasonal temperatures will take center stage for your weekend. we'll have the numbers coming up. [ older brother ] hey, that's the last crescent.

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they are urging the flight attendants to lose weight. the airline says that will help cut down on fuel costs. now, this isn't the first time that they have made headlines with their cost-cutting proposals. the airline once considered removing armrests from their airplane seats and charging passengers to use the bathrooms org did flights. a tv battle between the talk show host and the san francisco-based current tv is heating up. they filed a countersuit against them yesterday after the talk show host filed his own lawsuit earlier this week. the legal action will come after he fired him one week ago. he wants him to pay him $50 million for the termination of his five-year contract. however, he will be calling the lawsuit malicious and says that he breached terms of that contract. and the actress, amanda bynes is the hollywood star lit to be charged for drunk driving. the former star sideswiped a los angeles police cruiser in west hollywood early yesterday

morning. and the 26-year-old, they will be immediately pulled over and booked into the jail. she was later released on $5,000 bail. if you want to see the san jose sharks playoff, you might want to head over there right now. and the wristbands will be handed down at the arena, starting at 8:00 this morning. they are for a 9:30 drawing for the individual sharks playoffs tickets. this is the scene here at the pavilion last year. tickets will two on sale at 10:00 a.m. so now this opportunity here is your first shot at getting tickets before everyone else. >> well, the giants, they will look to balance back yesterday from the opening day loss to the arizona diamondbacks. it was a rough start for tim lincecum who gave up two homers in the first inning spotting the d-backs in a 3-0 lead. but cabrera, they had a two-run shot to the right field and the giants eventually tied it at 3 in the top of the sixth. that did not last long in the bottom half of the sixth. and ryan roberts with the two- run double for them. then in the 9th inning, he did

slap a double to the left center, pulling the giants to within a run. they grounded on out there to end the game and they win 5-4. the same two teams will be playing this afternoon right here on king ktvu. en estimated 5,000 fans showed up at at&t park to watch the game on the big screen. aside from watching the game, fans were allowed to roam the stadium and go into the dugout. on the infield dirt and the warning tracks. >> i love them so much. it's so cool to be on the field to see where they will actually play. it's so cool. >> reporter: the giants home opener is next friday against the pittsburgh pirates. across the bay the sellout crowd. watch the a's and the mariners in the first state side home opener more than a week after officially opening up the season in japan. they jumped on the starters early, building up the five-run lead by the fourth inning. and they provided quite the

highlights though, with a monster blast right here in the 4th inning. they traveled about 462 feet. the a's lose 7-3. the final game of their two series will be tonight at 6:05. >> all right and at 7:56, we'll go back over to rosemary watching a great forecast for us. >> yes, whether you're going to watch the a's game, you'll be out easter egg hunting for a marathon. actually a nice morning to run the marathon. clear skies and it is chilly out there. 30s and low to mid-40s around the area. most hi clear and cold for you this morning by about 10:00 or so, the low 50s in the forecast. we'll begin to thaw out by 10:00 or so and then for the afternoon, upper 50s to mid- 60s. if you're headed to tahoe this weekend, mostly chilly starts. mostly 60s expected for your extended forecast. here at home we have been talking about the models this morning. really pulling back on the

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there are some local celebrities switching to help this morning. a fatal crash on a part of the bay area freeway that shut it down for several hours overnight. the mangled mess behind after the big rig driver is killed. after searching tonight, searchers in virginia now say everyone is accounted for after a fiery navy jet crash at an apartment building. and good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it is saturday, april 7, i'm claudine wong. >> good morning everyone, i'm mike mibach. it will be a great holiday weekend out there.

meteorologist rosy chu has a quick look at your forecast. >> yes, it does look pleasant. a chilly start this most. we'll be anywhere from 3 to 6 degrees above what we felt yesterday. a warming trend is underway for this weekend and for all of us, it looks like it will be a dry and mild sunday and the models have backed off from the arrival of the storm. we'll take a look at the models and the numbers expected for your neighborhoods coming up. right now volunteers are heading out on the other search for the 15-year-old who has been missing for three weeks. we are live right now in morgan hill where the family, they are all going to announce a reward for you today. >> that's right. the announcer was set to happen at 10:00 this morning here on the elementary. the family of the area is going to announce a reward for information that will be leading to their daughter's whereabouts. that's two hours from now. in the meantime you can see the efforts will be underway here at the volunteer search headquarters. the volunteer organizers have signed up dozens of volunteers who would like to help find

clues in the disappearance. looking out here in the room. there's at least 100 people that are getting ready to head out on one of the search parties. the teen went missing for more than three weeks ago when she was on her way to catch the bus to school. and since then there, have been several volunteer search parties to look for clues in the disappearance of the girl. organizers here say that they will be prepared for as many as 1,000 people to show up to volunteer this morning. like they did last week, they will be getting some help from the 49ers quarterback, alex smith who came to the search center last week to volunteer. he and his wife, they will be coming back again this morning along with some other 49ers players. >> it was just wonderful of alex to lend his name to this and because, you know, he understands that his celebrity and his high profile will bring this case to populations of people that might not have known about it. >> reporter: meanwhile santa clara county sheriff's investigators will continue their own search efforts. earlier this week they will focus their attention on the

town of gill roy and san martin. they have received more than 1,000 tips on the case, but so far none of them have panned out. meanwhile here at the volunteer search? , the first group of volunteers are getting ready to head out. they will be coming through neighborhoods and fields within a 20-mile radius. live it in morgan hill, ktvu channel 2 news. highway patrols are investigating a deadly crash that left a big rig tangled up on the bay area freeway that happened around 10:45 last night in san mateo county. drivers called 911 to report a lite pole in the -- light pole in the road. the big rig hit it before getting tangled up inside trees on the side of the road. >> the driver was about to be off the roadway and they struck the guardrail and turned. they went down the wooded embankment after having struck the light pole. >> the driver of that big rig was found dead and it took firefighters a long time to get

him out because of all the broken tree branches. no other cars were involved. investigators will now work to determine what will cause that trucker to veer off the road. one of the victims in the university master will be laid to rest this morning. last night hundreds of people attended a memorial service at the fremont church for the 23- year-old nursing student, grace kim. friends and relatives say she touched be many lives in a short amount of time, working two jobs to pay for school and was close to graduating. her brother says she had an infectious personality. >> she was beautiful. any time you would say she's beautiful, she would correct you and say no, i'm gorgeous. >> grace kim will be laid to rest at the chapel of times cemetery in hayward. relatives and friends of the other shooting death victim are now asking the obama

administration for help. is they want to bring the body back to the native india. and the indian website says that they have come to the bay area to work with the indian consulate to take the remains home. police say that the 38-year-old student was outside the school when the gunman shot him in the head and then stole the car. the dean of oikos university says that the suspect one goh was on campus on monday because of a tuition dispute, but never had shown any signs of violence. take a look at this map. it shows you where goh was arrested. it also shows you where police recovered the gun that they believe was used in the attack. the weapon was found early yesterday morning at low tide and in a stream that flows into the bay less than a mile from the school. police say that the serial in your opinions of the weapon matched a .45 caliber semiautomatic handgun goh bought last february. a passer-by alerted police after finding a gun clip in the same spot on thursday night.

>> students should not be serve -- should be served in an environment free from violence. we can hope that this will be no more. >> yesterday a string quintet performed an emotional concert at the school. administrators will plan a noontime tribute every day through the end of the month except for sundays. we have more information about the oikos shooting on our -- oikos university shooting on our website. go to ktvu.com. meanwhile, search crews, they now say that every resident has been accounted for. however, authorities will not give the all clear signal until they check under the wreckage. the fa-18 jet slammed into a courtyard setting five nearby apartment buildings on fire. investigators say the aircraft experienced a catastrophic mechanical malfunction during the take off. at least seven people hurt

including the student and pilot and an experienced instructor on board the aircraft. >> i lost everything. all of a sudden there was a terrible loud crash and everything shook. then the black smoke and it just took off. flames and everything. >> again in the last few hours, authorities announced that the search was over. the last three people were accounted for and it appears there are no fatalities. a stockton police officer used deadly force on a man who reportedly attacked his partner last night. the officer-involved shooting started with a traffic stop when two officers pulled over a car. the driver got out and they started to run. when they caught up with him, police say that the driver took one of the officer's baton and hit him with it. the other officer shot the suspect. and both officers, they are now on paid administrative leave. your time is 8:07 and there is still no word on what caused the apartment fire that left 11

people homeless in san jose. the flames were spotted in a four-unit building at the avenue here on the parkway. it was contained to an upstairs apartment. but the entire building sustained water damage and lost power. a 33-year-old man jumped out to escape the flames, but he was not hurt. for the first time in less than two weeks, someone driving the vehicle got stuck on the train tracks in oakland overnight. this is the scene near jack london square. she was headed home to clayton following her gps when she ended up on the tracks. just last night, a similar situation happened on jefferson street. they told us that they were following his gps as well. >> good morning to you. don't let it fool you. it's a chilly start getting a live look at the blue skies of the high clouds and the overhead passing from time to

time. the winds are light. take a look at what's happening with the southeast light breeze. northwesterly 3 miles per hour in santa rosa and an offshore breeze in fairfield. just a light one there. calm in areas right on through the area. the sun has been up for almost an hour and a half or so. so the temperatures will begin to turn around. 40 degrees in livermore. concord, low 40s. mountain view down to san jose. redwood city checking in at 45 and looking at mid-40s near oakland as well as san francisco. backing this up for you. there's the system that will eventually bring you the rain. but again it looks like it will be remaining offshore through the weekend. that's going to continue to have the drier pattern and the warmer weather that we're expecting through at least sunday before things start to change. take a look here with the high clouds that i'm talking about. they will be associated with the storm. we'll roll into sunday morning at 7:00. while the rain is still nowhere near us. it will be out over the

pacific. they will pretty much stay put and they will not bring us any rain until at least monday and monday afternoon and the high clouds will begin to thicken up just a little bit at times. but no rain here for your easter sunday and your monday morning. and it looks to be try as well. the temperatures this morning, a few possibilities of 30s still out there and areas around the north bay. dublin is reporting 30 still at this time and by 10:00 or so, widespread 50s in the forecast and your lunchtime in the upper 50s to the lower 60s. then for the afternoon, widespread 60s here, maybe one or two 70s on out there. but they will be seasonal for you. and only this afternoon in the mid-60s, san francisco. upper 60s, right along the coast, headed to the golden gate park for the afternoon. they might bring along the light jackets and they will be light, but could pick up just a little bit in the afternoon. 59 is expected for you here and 60s for santa cruz in the afternoon with mostly sunny skies. your extended forecast is showing you a nice looking weekend that we have

temperatures that are ranging in the upper 60s to the lower 70s for tomorrow and then the rain will arrive eventually into early next weekend. we'll remain with unsettled weather through parts of the workweek ahead. now, i'll take a look at your a's forecast if you're headed out to the ballpark for the afternoon. the man who shot and killed the unarmed teenager, trayvon martin now wants help. the website that is now being set up for george zimmerman when he has not been charged with the crime. plus, leaving the family and the jobs to move in with the teenager half his age. and the former modesto teacher will be in jail. but first here is a live look outside on the san mateo bridge on the san mateo county side, the 280 connected to the eastbound 92 and the bridge is still shut down because of the fatal big rig crash that we told you about earlier. 8:11 on the clock. you're watching mornings on 2.

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widespread upper 60s. the arttist thomas kincaid has died at the age of 54. his family says that the popular artist died from natural causes yesterday at his home. kincaid's paintings featured warm scenes of gardens and cottages. it is estimated that they are hanging one out of every 20 homes in america. now, while art critics dismissed -- critics dismissed them as tacky, his paintings were said to have brought in $100 million a year in sales.

the man who police say shot and killed trayvon martin is getting a website for his defense. his family hopes that zimmermandefense.com will help fund money to cover their living expenses and his defense once the site is up and running. zimmerman has not been charged in the february 26 shooting. sanford's police chief said there was no probable cause to arrest him because he told police that the shooting was in self-defense. an alleged rape victim, they will remain in juvenile hall for at least another week. and a sacramento judge, they made that ruling yesterday. the 17-year-old girl ising being held on a material witness warrant to ensure that she testifies against the man accused of raping her. prosecutors say that the girl will be a foster child with a history of running away and they want to make sure that she will take the stand. >> there's a very dangerous man on out there. we believe him to be a serial rapist. we're doing what we need to do. >> she is being revictimized by being held in custody, forced

to deal with the situation every day. where she is being treated very badly. >> and the teenager will be remaining in custody until the next hearing on april 16. the trial will be scheduled to start later this month. and the former modesto high school teacher who left his family and his job to move on it in with the former student is now in jail. the 41-year-old was arrested yesterday for allegedly having sex with another teenager, 14 years ago. police said that the girl was only 17 years old at the time. he first came under scrutiny back in february when he moved in with a former student, the 18-year-old jordan powers. the girl's mother said with when they heard the news, she packed up and moved on out of the apartment. >> she is out. she is out. and you know away from him. and that's over. there's a finale. and she is going to leave the state for a while. l and try to regroup and get a handle on this. >> police, they have also been investigating hooker for his

relationship with powers. both maintained there was no sexual conduct between them before turning 18. a new law in florida that has been inspired by the death of the 2-year-old caylee anthony. inreesing the maximum prison time from one year to five years for lying to police about a missing child. caylee's mother, casey anthony was acquitted last year of murdering her daughter. but she was convicted on four counts of lying to investigators. she was sentenced to a four- year prison term. she could have gotten 20 years if this bill had been in effect at the time. the race for the white house is staying quiet for the next few weeks. the big primaries won't take place until april 24. however it's looking more likely that mitt romney will be the gop nominee.

earlier this week, rick santorum met with the former rival. they report that the former pennsylvania senator met with the texas governor, rick perry. it's not clear what they discussed in the meeting. however, several reports say that santorum is trying to get texas to make the upcoming primary winner takes all, can which could give him 152 delegates. president obama is reflecting about religious -- is reflecting about religion this easter weekend. >> it holds a special meaning for christians. but all of us, no matter how or whether or not we can believe can identify the elements with his story. and the triumph of hope over despair. the faith over doubt. the notion that there will being something on out there that is bigger than ours. >> he went on to say happy easter and wished all americans

a weekend filled with joy and reflection. this weekend children across the bay area will be looking high and low for easter eggs. here are some of the samplings. the extravaganza in danville community center. the san francisco recreations park department hosted a free event at 11:00 a.m. inned golden gate -- at golden gate park. they will hold a great easter egg hunt and at 11:00 tomorrow morning, children are ink sited to the surprised easter at the blossom hills farmer's market in san jose. you can bet that there will be a lot of candy and other goodies stuffed into the plastic eggs. americans will spend $2.1 billion on easter candy this year. that's 120 million pounds. this are 16 billion jelly beans and 90 million chocolate bunnies. a military bomb-sniffing dog is now back with the former

handler. the retired marine corporal and the dog were reunited yesterday at camp pendleton. the bombing ended his career. >> it was scary and a very long day for us. we got through it tomorrow and we recovered the other efforts. >> he tried to adopt the sergeant after the bombing, but the military, they wanted him to resume the bomb-sniffing duties after his recovery. once they heard that the dog was retiring, she began a new adoption effort. the pair, they are now headed to the home in new york. and their travel expenses are being paid for by the new york yankees. >> all right, your time is now 8:20 and tens of thousands of bees will invade that florida home. and they might need to try to do that as the beekeepers will try to remove those. now, fire weather, it is expected for your saturday with the storm hovering right off the coast here in time for easter. we'll take a look at what you can expect for your weekend coming up.

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blasted him for what they called racially devicive remarks and business owners were also offended. >> yes, i was very mad at him. >> we work very hard to keep our facility cleaned and to serve this community. we've been here for over 20 years now. he later apologized, but he stands by his complaint that the asian store owners need to hire more local workers to put some money into the community and instead of taking it out. oil and gas production might explain a sharp increase on earthquakes in the midwest. the timing suggest a link to oil and gas production.

officials said earthquakes caused a damage that you can see here, it probably results it from the injection of the gas drilling waste water into the effort. the nuclear power plant will remain offline until it is determined why the tubes are wearing out in the esteem generators. officials, they warned the shutdown it could lead to rolling blackouts in its service areas. >> a florida homeowner may need to tear down a wall to stop the bee infestation. yesterday, they removed some 80,000 bees living in two hives behind the living room wall.

there are still some bees and honey comb in the wall and they say that the insects love the wall because they normally don't get wet and there aren't any pets to bother them. >> i hope you never are. we'll go over here who will be watching the weather for us this morning and you said rain in the forecast? >> yes. we're improving. many of us are in the inland areas waking up to the upper 30s, up there at the oakland coliseum for the afternoon. a game time here. 60 degrees expected with mostly clear skies. the sun is setting at 7:39. by about 10:00 or so, it will be be more like 50 degrees. bring your jacket.

temperatures are warming up over yesterday. mid-60s expected for oakland yesterday afternoon. and 66 in redwood city. low 60s for san francisco. upper 50s to the lower 60s for the coast expected in santa rosa. your extended forecast is even slightly warmer for easter sunday. it looks like a slight chance for the few scattered showers. >> another search will be underway for the missing teenager, who is helping in the finding of sierra lamar and the announcement that the family is getting ready to make. plus, they are closing up shop after the federal raid. what the coo founder says that he will be doing next.

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right now volunteers are headed out searching for clues on the disappearance of sierra lamar. >> the 15-year-old has been missing for more than three weeks. we are live in morgan hill with the latest search that gounderway just 30 minutes ago. they are getting help from local athletes as you can see the 49er's quarterback along with other 49ers players. the teen went missing more than three weeks ago when she was on

her way to catch the bus. since then there have been several volunteer search parties like the ones happening this morning. organizers are expecting a big crowd today. as many as 1,000 people, looking to volunteer to help find clues for the disappearance. they say that they have organized the assignments for up to 1,000 people to head out and comb through the fields and the trails and neighborhoods near her home. they said they did not want to talk on camera that this is not about them. so we asked the organizers, why he thinks that the big name celebrities are helping out today. to people that might not have

known about this. of course, that is not to show you from hundreds of others, the other volunteers who are all on out here too, trying to lend their time and their money and their services. all the everyday people in the community that want to spend their saturday for what they think is a good cause in helping the family find some answers. live in morgan hill, ktvu channel 2 news. we now have a sketch who fremont police are calling a possible suspect in the city's first homicide of the year. he's described as an african american man wearing white t- shirts with earrings in both ears. they located a man with gunshot wounds late thursday night. he was found on the drive way of chateau central apartments on central avenue in fremont centerville district. he later died from his injuries. some neighbors came out of their homes after hearing the gunfire. >> we all walked over here

seeing the guy on the ground. i would try to help him out. but it was already too late. >> they have seen their shares of stabbings it is motivating him to move to the other neighborhoods. they plan to begin controlling late this evening at the avenue here and at north texas street. >> a house fire has displaced three people. they brought the fire on the court under control quickly, but not before it got into the homes. and they went right back to fighting the fire. the red cross is helping the adult and two teenagers who live there.

the oakland trade school that taught 15,000 students about growing marijuana is now virtually empty. on monday morning, they were the first to report the raid by the federal agents on four oakster dam university. they received computers after battling the federal government for more than 20 years. the founder richard lee says he has had enough. i'm just one small soldier in a big war. it's time for other people to pick up the fragments and take over. >> lee says that the federal raid has bankrupted him. he believes it may have been the government reto bruce for his support of california's proposition 19 that would have legalized pot for all adults. lee says he will now focus soully on the advocacy work. some protesters are demanding that uc berkeley admit more minority students.

about 20 students as well as about vests from the group by any means necessary, staged a sit in yesterday at the uc berkeley register's office. they said minority students comprise about 50% of the state's high school graduates, but they make up only about 18% of the uc berkeley freshman class. >> there is nothing to excuse the turnout it that we have. it can't be stood for. this is the year of 2012 and we're irate about it. >> the protest comes after the federal appeal's court on monday rejected a challenge 2 proposition 209, the voter approved banned on the affirmative action in uc's admissions. parents and students from oakland santa fe school has filed a lawsuit to keep the school open. this is video from a week ago when 10 people were arrested following the contentious school board meeting about the closure of five oakland schools. the suit argues that closing san jose will violate the rights of african american

students to get antic table education. and the attorneys, they all say that the board would be wasting public money spent on recent improvements. a southern california school where students were pepper sprayed is trying to make amends. students were protesting cuts on tuesday night. they became irate when they were prevented from entering the trustee's meeting to discuss the sea hikes. the video posted on youtube will show them screaming after getting pepper sprayed. the school board has now voted unanimously to postpone the tuition increases. fees for the most popular courses, they were going to quadruple. >> that killed the 71-year-old man and they will be defending their had actions through their lawyer. he said that he believes that he entered the intersection of marketing them lawfully. and that he did everything possible to avoid the accident. and the district attorney's office will be looking into the

online post in which he describes the accident in detail. they are still considering whether or not to file charges. a sonoma county pilot accused of flying drunk is losing his flying license. chp pilots arrested the 62-year- old in january after he failed the sobriety test at the airport. they took notice of him when they spotted his plane flying erratically near the raceway. and this week, he was ordered to turn in his pilot's license. he could with fined more than $1,000 per day if he fails to do so. the faa is investigating how the experienced sky diver from the county died. the 71-year-old was killed thursday during the jump in san joaquin county. witnesses say that his chute got tangled. the owner of the parachute center says it seems like calhoun's parachute opened prematurely and he did not make an attempt to release it or activate his parachute.

they had review the chute's log and packing card. suspended san francisco sheriff is professing his love for his family and he went to court yesterday and to talk about taking domestic violence and parenting classes. now afterwards, he talked to reporters about how painful it is dealing with the court order preventing them from seeing his wife and their son theo. >> i miss them terribly. and i want them to be okay. the city should never, i'm sorry, i mean make anybody feel uninvited. >> and the wife has taken their son to venezuela to see the sick father. they wrote an opinion piece and yesterday the san francisco chronical is telling her husband to stay strong and to know that she and theo are constantly thinking about them. the san francisco health clinic for the poor will be struggling to stay open. and they serve about 3,000

people each year. the non-profit group that ran it says they were closing due to the financial problems. and the other groups are now stepping in to keep the center opened. theyed told ktvu that the clinic is the only source of health care for many people in that neighborhood. >> you are making it hard for people to get the services that they will need. you know what i'm saying? it is making it a little harder for people to survive. >> the health clinic will be providing services including health care and hiv prevention. more than 200 children will help give the makeover to san francisco's china town that will be the 16th annual work-a- thon dubbed spring into action. that's video from last year's clean up and today, volunteers from several community groups and schools, they will clean parks and remove the graffiti and repair damaged murals and repaint the community room and the hollywood signs. good morning to you, giving you a live look on the north bay, so the sunny skies will be

getting out there and put on your jackets. it will be a chilly one. the sun has been up sometimes. the 40s across the boards, right around santa rosa and san francisco is reporting at least 48. oakland 45. low 40s at walnut creek. reporting 43 here. the winds are light and just high clouds in the forecast for today. the temperatures will be up three to six degrees from what we felt yesterday. a slight warming trend that you may notice. these clouds will eventually move in. it won't be this time for the weekend though. thed models will be backing off bringing in the storm. it looks like on monday with a better chance on tuesday. here is the forecast for you. we'll be rolling through saturday. no complaints. temperatures are warming up nicely. 60s, maybe a 70 or two on out there. the rain will still be out in the pack. sunday morning we'll wake up and the rain is still out in the pacific. it is now sunday evening. and while the rain will still be out in the pacific. we've got the clouds in stored for the second half of sunday, but that looks to be it. it looks like we are going to remain dry for the weekend sunday. you're looking at a possibility

of the rain and not so mild for today and a chilly morning. but a warmer afternoon for you in stored for the upper 60s. take a look. 68 is expected for them today. and 69 in concord. 64 in hayward and the mid-60s in oakland. expected this afternoon in berkeley with a chilly start in berkeley. they have the grizzly peak run going on this morning. 46 degrees. i'm told runners like it cold, so ideal for you there. 63 at san francisco. upper 50s for you. for the afternoon and the afternoon breeze. they will pick up near the coast. and to be aware of that if you will be taking that route for the second half of the day. 68 in san jose. and 67 is expected for them here and your extended forecast there. a nice dry warmer weather in stored for the weekend. on sunday, some of us will be even warmer. the north bay, depending on the cloud cover there. maybe just as nice as today. maybe slightly cooler. we'll be tracking that for you. but then on monday, the rain looks like it will arrive. it's not going to catch us on time for the morning drive. but the best chance will be on tuesday.

remaining unsettled for wednesday. and farther out it looks like some rain for you as well as friday. but for the weekend, we will be looking nice. if you're traveling to the sierras for your weekend. take a look at the forecast coming up. our time is 8:41. the low cost airlines. trying to save money with the new savings tactics. but they will be asking the flight attendants to do what they will be saving on fuel cost. first, we'll give you a live look outside. that will be interstate 280 in san jose and they are always looking good. the sun will be shining bright on this saturday morning and the clock says 8:42. you're watching mornings on 2.

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take a look at this area this morning and mostly sunny skies with the light winds on the water today. >> christians around the world are preparing for easter sunday. in cuba, thousands celebrated good friday yesterday for the first time in a decade. and that is all because of a request that has been made by the pope benedict on the recent visit to the communist country. they were abolished after the brothers here came on into power. ushering in the discovery. a decision as to whether or not that move will be permanent is still in question. a problem related to the religion in the military on

this easter weekend, there will be a shortage of the catholic chaplains. the number of catholics have dropped 46% in the last decade down to around 200. and for a ratio of one priest for every 1,300 catholic service members. the current chaplains said that many of the soldiers are it in had dire need of receiving the holy unions and the concessions between the battles. >> these are staples of the catholic life to be denied that when you are in the service of your country, it will be a travesty. >> the worry is that the chaplain shortage might be hurting the fighting forces where there will be a police chief that the spiritually healthy soldier as if one that will be willing to sacrifice all will be a better soldier. rescuers are trying to save 130 pakistani soldiers that will be buried in the avalanche. this is on the glacier here in india and pakistan. they covered the battalion outpost about 20 feet up. known as the world's highest

battlefield. they have trooped deployed in the region. no word on the casualties or survivors yet. a human rights group will be accusing syria of one last defensive before last week's cease fire. the group claims that the troops killed more than 50 civilians today. at least 9,000 people have been killed in the year long conflict. the u.s. ambassador says that the country's military has pulled back in some areas while simply shifting around troops in other places. and the un brokered the deal to end the violence here on tuesday. and there are several developments regarding iran's nuclear programs. the lawmaker in teheran says that they have been knowledged and have the scientific capabilities for them and the nuclear weapons that will do it because of the policies. the washington post, they will report that president obama, they secretly asked turkey to deliver the private message to them. the u.s. would allow iran to

have a nuclear program if they can prove it is strictly for energy and not for weapons. police in tulsa, oklahoma is searching for a man who is randomly pulling up to people shooting them. five people were shot within seven hours early yesterday morning. two men and a woman died. two other victims are expected to survive. all five were walking or in their yards when they were shot and police also said that the five people were black and they believe that the shooter is a white man. there has been never-before- seen video of the final four riots at the university of kentucky. these color and be black and white images were taken from a high-tech police helicopter camera. you can see a chevy impal la with a full -- impala with a full tank of gas erupting into a ball of fire. even though they defeated louisville last saturday night and police will be using more video to identify those who will set 120 fires. so far, one student has been arrested and charged with

arson. time is 8:48. chinese authorities say that a teenager sold one of his kidneys to buy an iphone and an ipad. prosecutors charged five people, including the surgeon who removed the 17-year-old's kidneys last year. officials say that the teen is now suffering from renal failure. low cost irish airlines fare is urging flight attendants to lose weight. the airline says that it will help cut down on fuel cost. and they will be charging passengers to use the bathrooms during the flight. well, the sharks played the last game of the regular season tonight before heading into the playoffs. they will face off against the los angeles kings at 7:30 at hp pavilion. san jose will have a chance to win the division and the home ice advantage. and after tonight, the sharks will know who they will be playing in the first round of the stanley cup playoffs. if you want to see the shark's game and the playoff game in person, then tickets will go on

sale this morning at 10:00 a.m. and the giants, they will look to bounce back today from the opening day loss to the arizona diamondbacks. it was a rough start for tim lincecum who gave up two first home inning runs to give the dbacks an early 3-0 lead. in the fifth inning, they cut their lead to 1 with a two-run home run to the field. they sat up the game and that tie was broken by ryan robert's two-run double. in the ninth, he pulled the giants to within a run, but they had a ground out to win the game. the diamondbacks won. they will be playing right here on ktvu at 12:30. an estimated 5,000 fans, they showed up at at&t park to watch the first game of the season for free on the big screens. they will be allowed to go on the dirt and warning tracks. >> i love the giants so much. it's cool to see them play.

it's so cool. it will be the second home run of the season and they traveled an estimated 462 streak. they did lose the game 7-3. the final game of their two continent series. and that will be tonight at 6:05. the texas rangers have unveiled a statute to honor the fan who died after falling from the stands last year. the statue will depict shanon stone and his son, cooper, wearing baseball caps. looking at each other as if they were talking about the game they loved so much. last year they were at a game when shanon fell over while reaching for a ball tossed to

him by a player. the entire ranger's team were on hand for the statue unveiling. a new jersey man is lucky to be alive after accidentally shooting himself in the heart with a nail gun. he was working on his neighbor's roof last weekend when his nail gun jammed. when he tried to fix it, hemistakingly set a 3.5-inch nail into his chest. hitting him on the right side of his heart. >> like i said 100 times before, you know, it was not going so well. and i had turned it a little too far. and pop. it felt like somebody poked me in the chest. >> a team of cardiac and trauma surgeons repaired the damage. he says he is now all about safety first, following the near death experience. >> all right, 8:52. a bay area family's lost loved letters were found. how they were saved from a

local goodwill store. afternoon highs will be warming up to the near 70 degrees today. and for sunday a storm is lurking off the coast. we'll take a look at your weekend forecast coming up. !!

grab your fishing pools. while you're at it, some lemon and garlic. salmon season starts today. you'll notice that boats are selling tickets for the day- long salmon fishing trips. it's the first full salmon season in had three years -- in

three years. the fish counts have been extended until november 11. well it might be a nice day to get out on the water. you're still watching our weather for us this morning and how is it looking? >> light winds and a nice day to be on the water. you said it. a nice day maybe for a picnic outdoors. bring along the sunshine for you expected. and now an early start this morning, yes, you'll need the jackets. it will be a cool one. the upper 50s to the lower 60s. the lunch hour and then for the afternoon. now, the seasonal temperatures will be in storedded. the upper 50s to the mid-60s near the coast and out around the bay in the mid to upper 60s inland, headed to tahoe. it will be a gorgeous weekend to do so. dry conditions, fair skies. temperatures are in the 50s, warming to the near 60 degrees by tomorrow and the extended forecast here at home. who wants to leave when we've got upper 60s and the lower 70s

in the forecast for your sunday? we're going to remain dry through the weekend with the showers in the forecast for monday. unsettled through about wednesday. back to you. kansas lottery officials say that one of the three big megamillions winners, they have come forward. and that winner, they have chosen to remain anonymous. the option that will be under kansas law. so the card board cutouts stood in for the winner at the presentation for the oversized check. the winner will be getting $218 million of the $656 million record jackpot. the cash option before taxes is $157 million. california, they did not have any big winners in last week's megamillions drawing, but there were 29 second prize tickets. california lottery are officials say that 17 of them are still unclaimed. the tickets that had the five winning numbers, but not the meganumbers. winners have 180 days from the drawing date to claim their prize.

some lost loved letters are now back with the bay area family. they are the words that the 19- year-old sailor stationed at pearl harbor to a 15-year-old girl he loves in alameda. marks and joy wild eventually got married and stayed married for 66 years. when they died last year, the letters were accidentally sold in these estate sales. a collector spotted them at the goodwill and then tracked down the couple's daughter. >> she said i have your letters, your parent's letters. >> she went oh my god and you know, you could tell she got a little choked up. >> on some letters, the military sensors cut out a few details. on others it's a glimpse into the young love that blasted into old age. now all letters are locked in a box to be read and passed on to future generations. >> nothing like writing a loved letter and seeing the smile they create on the other end. it is a powerful gesture. >> absolutely. the third hour of ktvu mornings on 2 will be straight ahead with these new stories for you. governor brown is asking the californians for a favor.

the phone call that is now going out to voters. plus, the major wireless carrier that will be about to start unlocking apple's iphones. the condition that customers will have to meet. and a late night rollover crash on the peninsula will leave the driver of the big rig dead and the chain reaction that investigators are now piecing together.

. right now, another search for sierra lamar is getting under way. the local celebrities pitching in to help and the new steps sierra's family is taking to help find their daughter. final good-bye taking place today for one of the youngest victims of the oikos university shooting rampage. mangled metal and broken glass, after a big rig rolls off a peninsula freeway. the questions investigators are now trying to answer. those stories and more on the third hour of ktvu mornings on 2. . good morning, everyone. thanks for staying with us right here on ktvu mornings on 2. >> spring weather has finally arrived, just in time for the easter weekend. here's rosemary with another look at the bay area forecast. >> good morning to you. a notable warmup in some areas, anywhere from 3 to 6 degrees over yesterday.

upper 50s, low 60s in the forecast on friday. today, mid to upper 60s, maybe even a few 70s south there. this morning, we're off to a cool start. taking a look at current conditions, we do have rain on the way, but will it hit us for the weekend? i'll show you more, coming up. happening new, a new search for south bay teenager sierra lamar is now under way. we are live in morgan hill, where the volunteers are giving their time and the big announcement just about an hour away. >> reporter: this is burnett elementary, the volunteer search headquarters, and all the people you see signing up here are getting ready to head out with volunteer search parties to try and find clues in the disappearance of 15-year-old sierra lamar. some of these volunteers and the organizers and the lamar family are getting help this morning from 49ers quarterback alex smith and some other 49ers football players. they were here a short time ago. they actually got to skip the registration lines. we caught up with them outside. >> any reason why you felt compelled to be here and help

out? >> trying to help out. >> reporter: smith and the other 49ers football players wouldn't say much more than that. they said they did not want to be interviewed, just wanted to come and help with the volunteer effort. but they are just a handful of the hundreds of people who also want to help financiers for the family of 15-year-old sierra lamar. the morgan hill teen has been missing for three weeks. the line to register to volunteer this saturday went out the door of burnett elementary and went all the way out into the parking lot. volunteer organizer mark klaas says they are prepared for a big volunteer turnout today. >> we're hoping that anybody that shows up is showing up to search for sierra. >> reporter: now, an hour from now, the family of sierra lamar is going to announce a reward they are offering to find information on their daughter's whereabouts. we don't know the exact amount of that reward that they will be offering, but they keep talking

about here, announcing it an hour from now. we'll have more on that and try to get more information on how much they are offering in our next live report at 9:45. live in morgan hill, ktvu channel 2news. one of the people killed in the oikos university shooting will be laid to rest later this morning. n]♪ >> last night, hundreds of people attend add memorial service at a fremont church for 23-year-old nursing student grace kim. friends and relatives say she touched many lives in a short amount of time. she worked two jobs to pay for school and was close to graduating. her brother says she had an infectious personality. >> she was beautiful. every time you looked at her, she was beautiful, she would crack a joke and say, no, i'm gorgeous. [ laughter ] >> grace kim will be laid to rest at the chapel of time cemetery in hayward. the family and friends of another shooting victim are asking the obama administration for help. they want to bring the body of

their son back to his native india. an indian website says a relative from los angeles has come to the bay area to work with the consulate to take his remains home. the 38-year-old student was outside the school when the gunman shot him in the head, then stole his car. the dean of oikos university says the suspect, one goh was on campus because of tuition dispute, but had never shown any signs of violence. take a look at this map. it shows where goh was arrested monday at an alameda safeway shortly after the shooting. it also shows where police recovered the gun they say they believe was used in that attack. the weapon was found early yesterday morning at low tide in a stream that flows into san leandro bay, less than a mile from the school. the serial numbers of the weapon match a .45 caliber semi automatic handgun goh bought last february. a passer-by alerted police after finding a gun clip in the same spot thursday night. >> students deserve an

environment free from violence and we hope there's no more. n]♪ >> yesterday, a string quintet performed an emotional concert at the school. administrators plan a noon time tribute every day through the end of the month, except on sundays. and we have continuing coverage of the oikos university shooting on our website. just click on the school shooting tab at ktvu.com. artist thomas kinkade has died at the age of 54. his family says the artist died from natural causes yesterday at his los gatt toes home. kin cade's paintings are estimated to be hanging in one of every 20 homes in america. art critics dismiss them as tacky, but over the years, they brought in hundreds of millions of dollars. well, the red cross is providing shelter for 11 people, displaced by a fire in san jose.

flames were spotted just after 7:00 last night at payne avenue and santo mass parkway. the fire was contained to an apartment building, but the entire building lost power. a man jumped out of his second story window to escape flames. fortunately, he was not hurt. a stockton police officer used deadly force on a man who reportedly attacked his partner last night. investigators say the officer-involved shooting on burlington place started with a traffic stop. when two officers pulled over a car, the driver got out and started to run. when they caught up with him, police say the driver took one of the officers' batons and hit him with it. the other officer shot the suspect. both officers are on paid administrative leave. w information this morning regarding the military jet crash in virginia. an fa-18 crash in an area surrounded by apartments. coming up at 9:15, hear from a good samaritan who rushed into the burning wreckage to pull one of the pilots to safety.

. good morning to you. looking forward to just a gorgeous day. a live look from san rafael, just a bit of a haze out there. high clouds in some cases, and warming temperatures. we started in the 30s for some of our valley locations. inland, east bay, pleasantton, livermore, dublin in the 30s earlier this morning, now 40s, as well as parts of the north bay and inland areas. santa rosa, calm conditions right now. light breeze at san francisco. calm conditions san jose, and offshore breeze around fairfield this morning. 48 in napa right now. we're looking at 46 in concord. mid-40s in livermore. widespread 40s around san jose as well. 48 at the airport. 43 degrees near areas of palo alto, menlo park and areas around oakland, san francisco, mid to upper 40s. we'll be sitting in the 50s by about 10:00 or so. so a chilly one this morning, but we'll be rebounding nicely. take a look at the storm tracker 2, pulling it back for you here. this is the next system that will bring us clouds, eventually rain on the back edge here. but the models are now

indicating that this system is going to really kind of stay, remain stationery off the coast, at least through monday and bring us only a slight possibility of scattered showers on monday, better chance on tuesday. put it into motion and you can see how the clouds from this system are pulling in. high clouds, but that's really going to be about it. let me show you what happens. i'll run you quickly through saturday. no complaints for saturday and sunday looks just as nice. we wake up tomorrow morning and we're dry. shift to this side to see the rain. we'll continue with it just offshore and it's going to hover there. northern california will begin to see a few light, scattered showers, right on the border today. then tomorrow, northwest corner will see a few sprinkles. this morning, we are looking at 40s and 50s again by 10:00. noon time, upper 50s to low 60s in the forecast. then for the afternoon, widespread 60s. lot of green out there and maybe a few pockets of yellow, meaning a few 70s as well for the second half of the afternoon, maybe south of san jose. afternoon highs for today, 66 santa rosa. mid-60s san rafael.

winds will be light. 65 for oakland. low 60s in the city, san francisco. 67 mountain view. 68 expected in san jose. 70 degrees for gilroy this afternoon. extended forecast there, slightly warmer for tomorrow. north bay, increasing clouds. fair skies for the rest of the bay area. that chance for showers on monday. temperatures begin to fall as well. by tuesday and wednesday, low 60s with soggy conditions expected and this could be what we see as far as about thursday and friday. i'll have your lunchtime numbers for you, coming up. >> thanks, rosemary. time for your live drive time traffic, giving you a live look at the golden gate bridge. traffic quiet on the deck. more action on the water as boats make their way through the golden gate strait, because today is the start of salmon season. another look, and there is a tanker cruising underneath the bay bridge. traffic also light on 80 in both directions there. highway patrol is investigating a deadly crash that left a big rig tangled in the trees near a bay area freeway.

it happened around 10:45 last night at the 280/92 interchange in san mateo. drivers called 911 to report a light pole on the road. when officers responded, they found out a big rig had hit it before getting tangled up in the trees off of the side of the road. >> the driver drifted off the roadway, struck the guardrail, overturned, came to rest down a wooded enbankment. after hitting the light pole. >> the driver of that big rig was found dead inside the cab. no other cars were involved. for the third time in less than two weeks, someone driving a vehicle became stuck on the train tracks in oakland overnight. want to show you the scene around 2:00 a.m. near jack london square. the driver of that suv tells us she was heading home to clayton and was following her gps when she ended up on the tracks. just last night, a similar situation happened near jefferson streets. that driver also told us he was following his gps. . one million homes across california are about to get a

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. good morning to you. a live look at the bay bridge. light winds across the bridge this morning. just a glorious start to the morning. . well, we learned this morning fire officials in virginia have accounted for everyone who lived at the apartment complex, where a navy fighter jet crashed. the pilots ejected before the impact and as rene marsh reports, a neighbor rushed to help out one of those pilots. >> shortly after take-off, initial indications are that that aircraft suffered a catastrophic mechanical malfunction. >> it shook the ground when it hit. initially, everyone was running to the scene and there was a couple large explosions and then within seconds, everyone was fleeing from the scene. >> reporter: several apartment buildings in virginia beach, virginia were left smoldering after an fa-18 fighter jet crashed. the navy says the two-person crew ejected before impact. a navy deputy spoke about their

condition. >> the crew is doing well. they suffered some minor injuries and the latest report is that they are up and about and both coherent and doing well. >> reporter: resident pat cavanagh found one of the crewmen near his apartment after the crash. >> he was in shock. still strapped to his seat, so bunch of neighbors, we just picked him up and dragged him to the other side of the parking lot away from the fire, until rescue could get on the scene. >> reporter: the plane was from a training squadron in virginia beach. a witness noticed it was flying low and appeared to be releasing fuel. crews battled the fire as rescuers searched for survivors. the mayor says he's proud how everyone in the community stepped up to help. >> out of all bad comes from good. the citizens of virginia beach are out here helping with fire hoses. that shows you the quality of people in this city and that they really care and they are helping each other. and for that, i'm most grateful. >> reporter: i'm rene marsh reporting.

. new this morning, president obama is reflecting about religion this easter weekend. he shared his thoughts in his weekly online video address. >> christ triumph over death holds special meaning for christians, but all of us, no matter how or whether we believe, can identify with elements of his story. the triumph of hope over despair, the faith over debt. the notion that there's something out there that is bigger than ourselves. >> mr. obama went on to say happy easter and wished all americans a weekend filled with joy and reflection. the race for the white house is staying quiet for the next few weeks. the next big primaries won't take place until april 24th. however, it is looking more likely that mitt romney will be the gop nominee. several members of the republican national committee are now publicly saying the delegate map just does not add up for any other candidate. and those members can support any candidate they choose at this summer's convention.

despite the odds, rick santorum, newt gingrich, and ron paul have all vowed to stay in the race. earlier this week, rick santorum met with a former rival. cnn reports the former pennsylvania senator met with texas governor rick perry. it's not clear what santorum and perry discussed during their meeting, and perry has already backed newt gingrich. however, several reports say santorum is trying to get texas to make its upcoming primary winner-take-all, which could give him 152 gel dates. governor brown is turning to robotic phone calls and mailers to get enough signatures for his november tax initiative. the sacramento bee reports the governor's recorded phone call is going out to more than 1 million households across the state. and the mailer shows the governor with children with the headline, "sign up to save our schools." the governor needs 100,000 signatures to get his tax initiative on november's ballot. the deadline is next month. the june 5th primary here in california is still two months away, but the ballots are

already on their way to california voters overseas. county election officials across the state started sending out ballots to those serving in the armed forces or temporarily living abroad. that way, they will have enough time to review the ballots and get them back to their county election offices by election day. senator diane feinstein will likely not be able to replace the millions of dollars of campaign contributions allegedly embezzled by her treasure, accused of taking $4.5 million from feinstein. the senator is asking the federal election commission to allow her to replace that money with new contributions from her original donors. but a draft opinion rejected the request, saying it would exceed the amount of money each donor is allowed to contribute. the final vote is expected on thursday. other america's longest running car show is now open in manhattan and it's bigger than ever. the new york international auto show features more than 1000 new vehicles, showcasing the work of 43 different manufacturers.

the show is expected to top last year's exhibition, which drew more than 1 million visitors. chrysler is recalling 17,000 of its small jeeps. the concern is over faulty gas valves that can cause fires. the recall affects the 2012 all-wheel drive jeep compass and the jeep patriot suv. if you have either of these vehicles, you can take it back to your chrysler dealers and they will replace the faulty valves for free. in economy watch, an easter gift for people with at&t iphones. industry sources say at&t will allow customers without contracts in good standing to unlock their phones. that means any micro sim card can be used. at&t also confirmed a new -- would roll out tomorrow. pinterest sites increased interest between january and february, ranked as the third most visited social networking

site in the u.s., behind power house's facebook and twitter. an analysis by com score found the site had nearly 18 million unique visits in february. by comparison, facebook had 158 million unique visits that month. well, straight ahead, the courtroom victory for four occupy protesters at uc berkeley. but coming up first, the armored truck left dangling on a southern california freeway. . a warming trend in the forecast for your weekend. coming up in 5 minutes, we'll take a look at what you can expect for your neighborhoods.

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. warming trend under way. 40s this evening. upper 50s to 63 degrees expected for the lunch hour. winds will be light and a warmer day in store, anywhere from 3 to 6 degrees above friday's afternoon high. so plan for that in your area. if you are headed to the sierra, we've got fair skies, dry conditions, no troubles getting up the hill. and no troubles while you're there. light winds, nearing 60 degrees by easter sunday.

let's talk about easter sunday around here, because the malls are now bringing dry weather to the area, keeping that storm offshore, at least until about monday. big changes in store by tuesday, including soggy conditions and cooler temperatures. low 60s in the forecast there. between now and then, just pretty good looking weather. upper 60s to near 70 today and a few low 70s expected in the afternoon on sunday. back to you. well, expect snow at tahoe area resorts this easter weekend. one of our writers here at ktvu, i think it was chelsea plumber, up there enjoying what you're seeing right there, sent us this picture from lake tahoe at sugar bowl. the resort is looking like a beautiful day, if you're heading to the snow, with lots of sun and temperatures in the 50s and 60s. and as rosemary has been reporting, should be a good day for easter you go hunts across the bay area. here's a list of the hunts. danville started about half hour

ago. in 90 minutes from now, san francisco recreation and parks department hosts a free event at golden gate park. at noon, dunns mirror house in oakland will hold a great easter egg hunt. at 11:00 tomorrow morning, children are invited to an easter surprise at the blossom hills farmers market in san jose. you can bet there will be a lot of candy and other goodies stuffed in those plastic eggs. survey shows americans will spend $2.1 billion on easter candy this year. that's 120 million pounds. there are 16 billion jelly beans and 90 million chocolate bunnies. well, more than 200 children are going to roll up their sleeves to help clean up san francisco's chinatown today. it is the 16th annual work a-thon, dubbed spring into action. you're looking at video of them springing into action last year. today's volunteers from several committee groups and schools will clean parks, remove graffiti and repair damaged murals, as well as repaint a community room and alley signs.

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. good morning. thanks for staying with us right here on mornings on 2. time now, 9:29. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. happening in the south bay, another volunteer search is under way for missing teenager sierra lamar. the latest search began at 8:00 a.m. at the find sierra at the burnett elementary school in morgan hill. coming up, we'll have a live update on the community effort to find the 15-year-old and the high profile helpers lending a hand this morning. we now have a sketch of who fremont police are calling a possible suspect in the city's first homicide of the year. he is described as an african american man in his 20s, wearing a white t-shirt with earrings in both ears. officers say they located a man with a gunshot wound late thursday night. the 20-year-old victim was found on the driveway of chateau central apartments, on central avenue in fremont's centreville district. he later died from those injuries. some neighbors say they came out

of their homes after hearing the gunfire. >> we all walked over here and see the guy on the ground and i tried to help him out. but it was already too late. >> some folks say the neighborhood has seen its share of stabbings and shootings over the years. one resident says the recent homicide is motivating him to move to another neighborhood. a house fire in hayward has left three people looking for a new place to live. it happened just before 5:00 p.m. yesterday. firefighters brought the fire on patricia court under control pretty quickly, but not before it gutted the home. two firefighters were burned, but slightly. they actually went right back to fighting the fire. the red cross is helping the adult and two teenagers who lived inside the home. the cause is under investigation. oakster dam university will hold final classes today. the oakland trade school that taught 15,000 students with growing marijuana is now virtually empty. on monday morning, mornings on 2 was first to report this raid by federal agents on four of their facilities.

they seized marijuana plants, bank account records, and computers. after battling the federal government for more than 20 years, oakster dam founder richard lee says he's had enough. >> i am just one small soldier in a big war and time for other people to pick up the flag and take over. >> lee says the federal raid has bankrupted him. he believes it may have been government retribution for his support of california's proposition 19, which would have legalized marijuana for all adults. lee said he will now focus solely on his advocacy work. the bicyclist who hit and killed a 71-year-old man in san francisco is defending his actions. through his lawyer, he says he believes entered the intersection of market and castro lawfully and said he did everything he could to avoid the accident. the district attorney's office is looking into an online post, in which he described the accident in detail. it is still considering whether

or not to file charges. the faa is investigating how an experienced sky diver from marin county died. 71-year-old william calhoun of nevada was killed thursday during a jump near lodi in san joaquin county. witnesses say his chute tangled. the owner of the lodi parachute center says it seems calhoun's parachute opened prematurely and he did not appear to make any attempt to release it and activate his reserve parachute. the faa says it will review the chute's log and packing card. the san joaquin county sheriff's office is also investigating. pilot from sonoma county accused of flying drunk will not be able to fly anymore. highway patrol pilots arrested 62-year-old michael ferrero in january after he failed a sobriety test at the petaluma airport. they took notice of him when they spotted his plane flying erratically near infineon raceway. this week, ferrero was ordered to turn in his pilots license. he could be fined more than $1000 per day if he fails to do

so. suspended san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi choked back tears, while professing his love for his family. he went to court yesterday to update the judge about taking domestic violence and parenting classes. and afterwards, he did talk to reporters about how painful it is dealing with a court order that prevents him from seeing his wife, ileana lopez and their son, theo. >> i miss them terribly, and i want them to be okay. the city should never -- i'm sorry. i mean, make anybody feel uninvited. >> mirkarimi's wife has taken their son to venezuela to see her sick father. she did write an opinion piece in yesterday's san francisco chronicle, telling him to stay strong and to know that she and theo are constantly thinking about him. the former modesto high school teacher who left his family and job to move in with a former student is now in jail. 41-year-old james hooker was arrested yesterday for allegedly having sex with another teenager

14 years ago. police say the girl was only 17 years old at the time. hooker first came under scrutiny back in february when he moved in with the former student, 18-year-old jordan powers. the girl's mother says when jordan heard this news, she packed up and moved out of hooker's apartment. >> she's out. she's out, and away from him, and that's over. there's a finality, and she's going to leave the state for a while and try to regroup and get a handle on this. >> police have also been investigating hooker for his relationship with powers, but both have maintained that there was no sexual contact between them before she turned 18. an alleged rape victim will remain in juvenile hall for at least another week. a sacramento judge made that ruling yesterday. the 17-year-old girl has been in juvenile hall for the past two weeks after she failed to appear in court to testify against the man accused of raping her. prosecutors say the girl is a foster child with a history of

running away and they want to make sure she testifies in the case. >> it's a very dangerous man out there. we believe him to be a serial rapist and we're doing what we have to do. >> she's being revictimmized by being held in custody, forced to deal with the situation every day, where she's being treated very badly. >> the teenager will remain in custody until at least april 16th, when a new hearing is scheduled, unless a compromise can be reached on having the girl wear a gps device. her accused rapist trial is scheduled to start later this month. the nuclear power plant will remain offline at least for the time being. the plant is located in san diego county and the head of the nuclear regulatory commission toured the facility yesterday and said the plant would remain offline until it's determined why tubes are wearing out in steam generators. san i know fray's reactors were shut down more than two months ago when the problem was discovered. officials warn this could lead to rolling blackouts in its

service area. a judge lifting stay-away orders for two more occupy cal protesters. a group of demonstrators rallied at uc berkeley last november. the daily cal reports stay-away orders were issued to 12 people. they could only step on campus to attend class and work on school jobs. the two protesters still face charges of resisting arrest and remaining at the scene of a riot. four occupiers had their orders overturned last week. so protesters are demanding that uc berkeley admit more minority students. >> integration now! >> about 20 students from cal and area high schools, as well as activists from the group by any means necessary staged a sit-in yesterday at the uc berkeley registrar's office. organizers say minority students comprise about 50% of the state's high school graduates, but make up only about 18% of uc berkeley freshmen. >> there's nothing that can excuse the turnout that we have, and the demographics of this

campus. it just can't be stood for. i mean, this is the year 2012 and we're irate about it. >> the protest comes after a federal appeals court on monday rejected a challenge to proposition 209. the voter-approved ban on affirmative action in admissions. parents have filed a lawsuit to keep their school open. video from a week ago, when 10 people were arrested following a contentious school board meeting about the closure of five oakland schools. the suit argues closing santa fe violates the rights of african american students to an equitable education. attorneys say the board would also be wasting money spent on recent improvements. good morning to you. a live look at the rolling hills, and they are green! we saw above-average rain in the month of march. we're still 50% of normal or so for the entire season. so we definitely could use more rain. we're going to get more rain, but it's not going to hit us in

time for the weekend. 49 degrees oakland, 49 in nap in a, 50 degrees in mountain view. soft sunshine overhead. we've got high clouds pulling through the area associated with that system that will eventually bring us some rain. we're looking at even the possibility of a little bit of rain over the north bay for easter sunday, but looks like it's going to hold off. your satellite and radar, here's the system. we've got rain beginning to pull into the far north end of california, right along the border there. a few scattered showers for today. we are going to remain high and dry and our numbers will be anywhere from 3 to 6 degrees warmer than what we felt on friday. here's your forecast. high clouds i mentioned a moment ago, getting into the evening hours. mostly clear skies, cooling off once again this morning, not as cold as yesterday morning. tomorrow morning will be even a little bit above what we're seeing this morning. here's the rain. it's sunday morning, still well off the coast. then it's stationery for the entire sunday. we could see clouds over the north basement you could see them here by 2:00, 3:00 in the afternoon. but the rain holds off if this

model actually verifies. we'll have warmer conditions expected for sunday. for sunday, increasing high clouds, especially over the north bay, light winds and that rain will remain offshore. afternoon highs for today, seasonal. 65 expected san rafael, 64 in berkeley, mid-60s in oakland. low 60s expected in san francisco. and 59 degrees expected for pacifica. nice day on the waters as well with light wind. 64 in hayward. in the north bay, mid-60s for movado, 66 in san jose. south, how about 67 degrees for you, fremont. 68 san jose. even 70 degrees or so expected in areas around gilroy, maybe morgan hill. 62 santa cruz. half moon bay for the second half of the day. extended forecast shows you the dry weekend and then wet weather on the waymon, tuesday, and the possibility remains wednesday, with another system following, bringing us the possibility of rain thursday and friday. in addition to that, our temperatures are cooling back

down into the low 60s by wednesday. back to you. . new this morning, rescuers are trying to save 130 pakistani soldiers buried in an avalanche. this is on a glacier in the kasmir region of pakistan. the post is known as the world's highest battlefield at 22,000 feet. india has troops deployed in that region. no word on casualties or survivors yet. a human rights group says syrian forces are pressing forward with one last offensive before next week's cease fire. troops killed more than 50 civilians today. at least 9000 people have been killed in the year-long conflict. the u.s. ambassador to syria says the country's military has pulled back in some areas, while simply shifting around troops in other places. the u.n. brokered a deal with syria to end the violence beginning next tuesday. and there are several developments in the iran nuclear program. a tehran lawmaker says iran has

knowledge and scientific capability to produce nuclear weapons, but will not do it because of their policy. the washington post reports that president obama secretly asked turkey to deliver a private message to tehran. the u.s. would allow iran to have a nuclear program, if tehran can prove it's strictly for energy and not for weapons. straight ahead, the drug store chain now the target of a dea investigation. and secretary of state hillary clinton calls for democrats to rally around president obama four years ago at her party's convention. the reason she will not be delivering that same speech this year.

. good morning to you. a live look from san rafael. mostly calm, cool conditions outside our door, with a warming trend expected for the

afternoon. time now, 9:44. let's recap the top stories we are waking up to this morning. authorities have completed their search for victims in the fighter jet crash in virginia beach. every tenant in an apartment complex has now been accounted for, but officials won't quite give the all-clear signal until they check what's under the wreckage. the plane was going at 170 miles per hour when it experienced a catastrophic mechanical malfunction. oakland police will test a gun believed to have been used in the oikos school masacre. the .45 caliber semi automatic weapon was found yesterday, half mile from the campus. administrators have not yet decide order whether they will resume classes for the semester. however, they plan to hold noon time concerts to mourn the victims each day through the end of the month, except on sundays. and highway patrol is investigating a deadly crash that left a big rig tangled up in the trees at the 280/92 interchange in san mateo.

the big rig's driver was killed after his truck hit a light pole, guardrail, then a grove of trees when it went off the road late last night. investigators will now work to figure out exactly what caused the trucker to veer off the road. happening now, a large group of volunteers once again searching for missing south bay teenager sierra lamar. and we are live in morgan hill this morning, lamar's family is about to make a big announcement in just minutes. allie? >> reporter: that's right, claudine. this podium behind me at the volunteer search headquarters at burnett elementary school, the lamar family is getting ready to make an announcement about how they are offering a reward for information leading to their daughter's whereabouts. off in the back of the room, you can see sierra lamar's mother, her father, marlene and steve, and her sister all waiting to make this announcement. that's supposed to happen any minute now. since sierra lamar's disappearance on march 16th, hundreds of people have shown up to take part in several

volunteer search efforts. and another volunteer search effort is under way right now. the line to sign up to volunteer this morning went out the door of burnett elementary and stretched all the way out into the parking lot. when we talked to steve lamar, sierra's father, he says that they are very grateful for the community support and it's thanks to some of that financial support and the donations they have received that they are able to offer this reward. he wouldn't tell me the exact amount. they are waiting for the announcement to unveil that, but did say the reward that they are offering is going to be in the ball park of about $10,000. steve lamar says he hopes that amount of money will entice someone with information to come forward. >> there's got to be someone out there that knows something. someone just doesn't disappear without, without anyone knowing or seeing anything. >> reporter: let's take you back out here live, because it looks like the family of sierra lamar,

15-year-old sierra lamar, missing since march 16th is about ready to approach the podium and make this announcement. again, their daughter hasn't been seen since she left to catch the bus for school three weeks ago now. let's listen in. i'm going to hold the microphone up so we can hear them. at this point, we're waiting for some of the other media here to get ready, because everyone, there's about 10 people here waiting to listen to this announcement that's going to be happening. but again, behind the podium, there is marlene lamar, steve lamar, and i'm sorry, tell me your name again. >> danielle. >> reporter: daniella march, sister of sierra lamar, getting ready to make this announcement. go ahead. >> good morning, everyone. first of all, i would like to thank everyone for coming out today. we've had another great turnout for the search today, so i wanted to make sure i thank the community and all of our family and friends for that. next thing i want to do is announce our reward that we're

going to offer, and this has happened due to generous contributions to sierra lamar fund that we've been -- we've had out for a while, and i'll go ahead and read the announcement here. the sierra lamar fund is offering a $10,000 reward for the first person who provides information that leads to sierra lamar being returned alive and safe to her family. the trustees of the sierra lamar fund, under advisement from law enforcement, shall determine in their sole discretion if and to whom this reward will be paid. so here's our new flyers with the reward on it. and that's the announcement for this morning. >> reporter: and there you heard the father of sierra lamar, steve lamar, who was talking

about the reward that they are going to be offering. this is marlene lamar, the mother of sierra, who just got up to the podium. >> i miss you more than you can ever imagine. i'm praying for you. i'm prying for your safe recovery, to come back home. >> reporter: and the family is offering a $10,000 reward, hoping that that will entice someone with information on their daughter's whereabouts to come forward. we'll send it back to you at the desk, mike and claudine. >> that is allie rasmus reporting from morgan hill. thanks so much. well, patients at a san francisco health clinic are pleading for it to remain open. the tenderloin health clinic serves about 3000 people each year. the nonprofit group that ran it says it hit financial shortfalls. one resident we spoke with who did not want to be identified says the neighborhood relies on the clinic for healthcare.

>> hard for people to really get the services that they need, you know what i'm saying? i mean, it's making it a little harder out here for people to survive. >> the health clinic provides services, including medical and dental care, counseling, and hiv prevention. the dea is reportedly investigating walgreen's stores in florida. the "wall street journal" reports drug agents searched the stores while investigating prescription pain pill abuse. they looked to see if walgreen's allowed a large number of pain pills sales, which may be going to drug dealers and addicts. a spokesman for walgreen's says it is cooperating with the dea. police have released never-before-seen video of the final four riots at the university of kentucky. these color and black and white images were taken from a high tech police helicopter camera. you can see a chevy impala with a full tank of gas erupting into a ball of fire there. there were no serious injuries when kentucky fans rioted, even though their team defeated their arch rival louisville last saturday night. >> it's similar to a bomb.

i mean, it can actually literally erupt and explode. you saw it erupt. anybody standing within 10 or 15 feet of that dancing or celebrating could have been severely burned. >> a freshman student was arrested and charged with arson. police expect to use more video to i'd foye those folks who set 120 fires. four years ago, secretary of state hillary clinton gave a speech at the democratic national convention to unite the party behind future president obama: >> and a proud supporter of barack obama! [ cheers & applause ] >> but they will not attend the 2012 convention. as secretary of state, she is not supposed to attend political gatherings. it will be the first time in decades she will miss a convention. her husband, former president bill clinton, will attend. straight ahead, the two-continent, four-game series the a's are getting ready to wrap up tonight. and the fan frenzy at at&t park. the team is on the road this weekend.

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. time for a look at local drive time traffic. traffic moving along just fine in both directions of 24. moving over to the bay bridge, let's check out the situation there. there's the upper and lower deck of the bay bridge. people getting into and out of the city just fine this morning. however, we do have breaking news we are following for you. four people have been hit by a car at treat boulevard and oak grove road in concord. we are just finding out about this. we got a crew on the way. but the car also hit a fire hydrant and building. we'll have the latest information for you at ktvu.com and of course tonight on ktvu channel 2news at 6:00. the giants would like to bounce back today from an opening day loss to the arizona

dime backs. it was a rough start for tim lincecum who gave up two 1st inning homeruns to give the d-backs an early lead. in the 5th inning, cabrera cut arizona's lead to one with a shot to right field. giants tied the game in the top of the 6th, but the tie was broken quickly by ryan roberts and his two-run double. in the 9th inning, pablo sandoval pulled the giants to within a run with a double to left center, but buster posey grounded out to end the game with a runner in scoring position. diamondbacks win 5-4. same two teams will play this afternoon, right here on ktvu. coverage starts at 12:30. an estimated 5000 fans showed up at at&t park to watch the first game of the season for free on the big screen at the park. aside from watching the game, fans were also allowed to roam the stadium, even go into the dugout, as well as on the infield dirt and warning track. the giants' home opener is next friday against the pittsburgh pirates. across the bay, a sell-out crowd. watch the a's and mariners in

their state side opener, more than a week after officially opening the season in japan. the mariners jumped on starter brandon mccarthy early, building a 5-run lead by the 4th inning. this monster homerun in the 4th inning provided the lone highlight. the a's went down to the mariners 7-3. final game of their two-continent series is tonight at 6:05. let's check on the weather with rosemary. >> nice, about 60 degrees at game time, slipping back into the 50s. so it's going to be cool by the end of the evening. for today, our numbers are going to be warmer than yesterday. still a cool start out there this morning. 40s to near 50 degrees, and then we're looking at 50s to mid-60s right around the coast and bay. mid to upper 60s in land for today, even warmer for tomorrow. and that storm we were worried about bringing us rain to the north bay for tomorrow looks like it's going to hold off and we'll be mainly dry for the weekend. wet heading into next week.

>> thanks, rosemary. and that is our report for this morning. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2news. >> be sure to join us for our next newscast at 6:00. we'll have the latest on our breaking news in concord, where a car hit four people. that's going to do it for us. you can always check on ktvu.com as well. have a good day.