. the new details police told us in just the last 30 minutes. a teen driver accused of hitting two in concord is expected to walk out of this juvenile hall, why he is being released and plus the latest on the investigation. a series of events forced

police to taser and pepper spray a man, bay area news starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. let's get a quick look at your weather and traffic, steve paulson has the weather for us, hey, steve? this is the first band of many and we will probably miss some and up towards the north bay and out towards vallejo and over towards part of san francisco and more offshore, highs will be in the 60s and rain will pick up later today and this evening. here is sal. this is a look at highway 4 and you can see it is getting more crowded and that's already slow coming up here and in here some areas are stop and go in

antioch already. wet roads and a little bit windy as you approach 880 split, 6:01 let's go back to the desk. how attain view -- mountain view police are investigating a crash in the area of shoreline boulevard and wright avenue. the victim was hit 8:00 last night. they are identifying him because he was not carrying any i.d. residents are telling us that intersection is extremely dangerous. no arrests have been made. the driver did stop at the scene and visioners did say alcohol was not a factor. the teen is accused of hitting a father and daughter in concord and may be released from jail. alex savage is live where that teen is being held, alex?

>> reporter: good morning and because he has not been charged, he is expected to be here at some point but we do expect the 17-year-old will be rearrested when and if prosecutors file charges in connection with that deadly crash over the weekend. police have not released his name because he is a minor but we did find a facebook page on him where he calls himself racer fox. investigators say the teen lost control of his suv on saturday and he hit a father and daughter riding bikes on the sidewalk. yesterday potential of them were killed. police tell us this is a complex investigation which could take some time to complete. >> so you take a look at the

cell phone records, see if they match the time he was driving. you can see if he was possibly texting or driving which may have helped to contribute to the accident. >> he was killed along with his daughter in concord. the boy behind the suv will likely face vehicular man slaughter charges but the case has not again to the dis-- has not gone to the district attorney's office. they will have to decide at some point whether to charge him as an adult or juvenile. he should be walking out at some point later today and we will let you know when that happens. for now, alex savage ktvu channel 2 morning news. they pepper sprayed and used tazers. it happened at 9:00 and officials say the man appeared

to be in a hallucinogenic state and did not respond to orders. that is when police used a pepper spray and tazers. he is expected to be a san jose student and has been treated for minor injuries and the investigation continues. they released a report about november's pepper spray event. they sprayed occupied students and they are opposed to using this information and they worked out a deal on both sides. today they will ask a judge to approve the settlement which involves concealing the names of the police officers. that report will be released online and will also be unveiled at a public meeting. they are taking some time off to be about his three-year-

old daughter in the hospital. they appeared to be in the home state of pennsylvania of the they are to stay in this as. bella was hospitalized and she has a rare genetic disorder that upper fears with her development. this morning, he travels where he will once again push for the warren buffet rule. he says it's wrong he pays a lower rate than his second. it requires -- than his secretary. a new poll shows how americans feel about the buffet rule. rain is expected later today. lorraine blanco is live in the park, are you seeing any light

rain already lorraine? >> as you can see it is wet and we have a couldn't september triesel. it is quite slick so give yourself some extra time and drive cautiously. last month it was the toughest in 80 years and it is way more than average, it was a very wet march and here in the park the total is a little more than 20 inches and that's way below where the total should be. we need this wet weather and it will stick around for your workweek so pack up that umbrella a little longer all week long to avoid any potential problems. 6:07 back to you. sal, what do you though? >> that's right, the fire department department just got on the scene of this trash.

this is 580 just after the 13th exit which is actually high street. it was reported as an overturned vehicle but oakland fire arrived on the scene saying it is there, it is not an overturned vehicle and watch for somebody injured and traffic is slow in this area. highway 13, watch for slowed traffic perhaps building up. 880 is decent and actually doing well, if you are see her from our live picture. when we have wet weather, we have some beginning to crowd no major problems on the bridge itself. let's go to steve. we have cloudy skies, nothing too heavy yet but it is a sign of things to comfort next few days. that is the low, that is the

key and it has been spitting and drawing up a lot of moisture. now it will come in as a very sharp ingle and the rain will pick up as the cold air continues to arrive. nothing too heavy but petaluma and turning to a drifty condition and then stretching back over to oakland. there is not a lot to the system but the rain begins. it will be cloudy and cooler and the wind is out of the south and we have a breezy blustery day. the low is much warmer and temperatures will be hard pressed to get out of the mid- 60s but the moisture is being drawn up by this system which will enhance it and this comes in tomorrow with possible thunder showers and that's thursday into early friday

rain. not a lot are in on the rain parade, and pie tonight, that is when we will pick up some of that rain. i think we will have a little more on this than some of the usual suspects. the afternoon highs and the lows are warmer than what you saw. we are closer to where we are but that will not be the case. much lower than average temperatures, showers on friday and improving over the weekend. claudine? just within the hour, we have new details about the winner of the megamillions jackpot. a lot of people are saying, they are exactly the people you with would want to get the yack

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investigators say somebody was trying to steal copper wiring inside the store. those live wires appeared to have caused the fire. pg&e has shut down power to several stores in that strip mall. city officials say a vacant warehouse where the fire caused the deaths of two firefighters have been cited several times for code violations. it went up yesterday morning and we brought you the pictures live on ktvu channel 2 morning news. 60-year-old fire lieutenant robert and firefighter daniel sweeney were there when the wall collapsed. authorities are looking into whether criminal negligence charges may be filed against the owner of the warehouse. president barack obama is scheduled to board air force 1 in just about ten minutes.

he is headed to florida to talk about the buffet rule. allison? >> reporter: claude den, we have -- would be wong, we have all heard president barack obama talk about it and now president barack obama is hitting the road to try to rally more americans to support. the the rule is named for billionaire warren buffet who often points out his tax rate is less than his secretaries and it will require anyone to pay which does not stand a chance for passing in congress. republicans are saying it is not the time to raise taxes on anyone. >> that is what they do, they put senators on record and we'll see how senators handle that. >> 60% support the buffet rule and they are promoting it and

highlighting the fact that republican rival mid-mitt romney paid and how romney is hitting back, for now washington d.c. allison burns ktvu channel 2 morning news. today a group of activists are planning to represent the 1%. the coalition of students say they will first head to chevron ceo in lafayette. then on to the home of several others and they will contactment neighbors of the ceos asking them to sign a pledge to support the van anybodying middle-class. change -- vanishing middle- class. several public hearings will be held about ending the local area guarantee policy,

which gives preference to local applicants. they are bracing for the possibility of more state budget cuts. they will announce the guideline's decision at 10:30 this morning. they had lead a town hall meeting talking about last months' mass murder. the bodies of five people were found in a home near city college. they say it was one of the bloodiest, 35-year-old suspect ben tie look is still in custody. it will start at city college and police will address public concerns about the case and about neighborhood safety. pg&e said power had been restored to all people affected by an outage in campbell. the incident happened at 7:45

last night. your time now 6:17 and now we know three people will share the windings from one of the megamillions tickets who hit the jackpot. just about an hour ago, there he is walking to the microphone announced three public school employees bought 60 tickets. one ticket was purchased at a 711 store and it was the big winner. all three winners had several jobs and they say they plan to continue to working in the school system. >> we certainly understand that when people play the lottery, they want to win. you want to win, however if it can't be you, these are precisely the people you would want to see win the lottery and it happened. >> i bet you want to know their names, right?

well the maryland winners will stay anonymous. they get almost $35 million after taxes. the five tickets in the bay area matched 5 numbers but not the meganumber. one was purchased by carlos mendez. he is a waiter and claimed his $228,000. he used the quick pick when he purchased his ticket. sal is watching the situation in oakland, how are things looking, sal? it is getting busier and we will start with a look at some of the slow traffic in antioch and bay point. we are getting some of the wet weather and it's moving through. we have a two car crash on 580 high street and it didn't turn out to be as serious as it was.

it is causing a slow town towards high street and i want to move it over where there is an overturned vehicle. the person involved did get out of the way so minor injuries of the this is what happens when you are driving too fast. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza and the metering lights are beginning to slow down. our system is moving through and i did see a quarter inch in santa rosa and south of that, not much, just a couple of 100s and it looks like a stretch here of a couple of days of rain off and on, but not continuous. it will be going into friday morning and our system is finally moving towards napa county just to the east of calistoga, then west of that

things have calmed down and then it is offshore. 50s on the temperatures, they are much warmer on the lows. there is our system beginning to working in, it has opinion is thing out here since friday. now he is getting bummed along and right there sweeping up, as it gets closer it will destabilize the atmosphere. people are tweeting me and emailing me. some of the rain, not too heavy, same for the santa cruz mountains and it will pick up, it being the rain late tonight into tomorrow morning and that's when the cold air arrives. it is little stuff coming in right now and it is here and it will give us some wet streets. cloudy rain moves in and it is

out of the south, upper 50s and lower 60s. tomorrow does look better as we head to the weekend, claudine and dave? the video recommendation system, los gatos system is three quarters of what it watches now. net flicks says their goal is to watch individual preferences so well that every recommendation is a hit with that subscriber. they want to limit them to get their rights to additional online videos. trouble for them, what is being done to try to save the daily california. they are raising concerns about the safety of nail polish

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the bell, we'll see how these numbers shake out. >> that was my friend on the new york stock exchange. well we will say good morning and thank you for joining us it is tuesday april 10th. police are still investigating a car crash, it was a deadly one, this is a story we first told you about. allie rasmus was the very first reporter at the scene and she is back now. tell us how the morning commute is affected by what happened, allie? >> reporter: shoreline connects drivers from this area and it is a busy thoroughfare. it was driving east which struck and killed a pedestrian here in the roadway. it happened between 8:00 and 9:00 last night and a big portion is still closed off

because of that investigation, now the truck involved has been towed away from the scene but at this point they don't know the identity of the person who died because he was not carrying any i.d. they are trying to piece together how the fatal accident happened. a neighbor tried to tell us, he didn't hear the tires stretching but he did hear a loud thumb. the driver stopped after the accident and he did not appear to be under the influence of alcohol and did not appear to be normal. >> if you look at the county lanes, a lot of people were probably getting on 101 or coming off 101 and they were

probably in highway mode. >> the body was taken away by the coroner and again police are trying to identify who he is because they are not sure about who he is or the age of the victim because he was not carrying any i.d. with him. they are expecting it to be shut down and you can see cars being diverted. that is the way you get to highway 101 and that's blocked off here. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 morning news. the teenage driver who is accused of hitting and killing a father and daughter in concord who were out riding their bike, well the teenager could be released sometime this morning. alex savage will be back with the latest from juvenile hall where the coverage continues. our latest spring storm arrives around the pay area.

here is a look at companies there. lorraine, how is it going. >> reporter: we are live in petaluma and the line has been busy through the drive through and that's because it is a great day to drive through rather than get out and get wet. it has been very slick so give yourself some extra time and drive cautiously. last month was the 10th wettest march in santa rosa and that's way more than average. it was a very wet march but overall, a little more than 20 inches. as many of us know we need this wet weather and as you can see it is pretty dry here right now but it will be on and off throughout the week as steve said so give yourself some extra time and drive

cautiously. reporting live back to you. we will have the forecast for the area where you live. it is happening right now and president barack obama, there he is, going up the steps to air force one. he will making a trip to florida and as the president he will stop at the top, turn around and look as us and say, hey k tv u. he will making a before you let rule. it should have the same thing as middle-class. we will take you there live as the president boards air force

one. president barack obama's healthcare add and it could add up to $340 billion to the deficit. he cited several reasons including costs for the uninsured which would exceed projections. the obama administration hazardous missed that study. they will hold a memorial at 10:00 for the victims of last week's shooting rampage. >> grace kim, lydia sim, 21 of hayward and 33-year-old sonam chodon of el cerrito. >> last night, the names of the seven people killed were read out loud. it was held by a group of mothers who lost children to violence. >> there is so much violence in oakland and until we come together as a people, it does not matter what color you are -- with where you come from .

.. >> he will host the public memorial on the lawn of the school. it will probably lead to charges. last month in castro and market streets, he struck a pedestrian in across walk. he later died. witnesses claim he raced through red lights and stop signs before the crash. also today, san francisco city leaders will be talking about street safety. this afternoon the board of supervisors davey chu will announce new plans to make pedestrians and bicyclists safer. later the ntsb and advice are you committee will be -- advisory committee will be meeting. they are there to talk about cases involving pedestrian

crashes. the doyle drive connector will be demolished in a little more than two weeks. the follow monday, they will start using a temporary by pass. time now 6:37 everybody behaving at the toll plaza? >> oh, we are, we had some troubled spots out there claudine and dave, it is getting busy and people do use the bridge trying to get to san francisco and we have been watching that for you. so far it has not been plagued by any problems getting across the bridge. also we are looking at the san mateo bridge and that traffic is moving along nicely and if you are heading south on 101 towards santa clara county, it is good so far but wet on these commutes. we still -- commutes.

we still have the overturned vehicle causing a little bit of slowed traffic near high street, earlier is a two car wreck. let's go to steve. wet rain. we are having accord couple of breaks. there has been some light rain and this evening temperatures, you can see some of that cloud cover finally moving because the associated low is getting through. this is the possibility and today it is rotating with all that cloud cover to the south and it is holding more moisture. it is really not a lot here and especially as the low gets closer, today the rain has begun and there will be one system here in the morning and then overnight tonight in

tomorrow. breezy cooler, even though our pod diswarm. again the key is not only this part of the system but that low and the such behind it will give us another round of rain wednesday night into thursday. it does not have much and that will be -- there will be some rain but by 6:00 it starts to pick up and enhances by 10:00 or 11:00 tonight and overnight into tomorrow. so we are in line for three or four days of rain and some of the rainfall projections are not that impressive and again it will be more tonight into tomorrow. although seven inches are starting to kick in, the possibility of it being cold, it will keep the rain going

into friday. cooler on the afternoon highs and the overnight lows. these are near average. friday does look cold and decreasing into the weekend. heros, they come in all sizes, you've got to see this, this happened on a school bus, and he suffered a medical emergency as he was driving. a teen accused of running over a father and daughter, he is expected to go free, why he is expected to go free coming up. we will have more on traffic and weather straight ahead.

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the driver is stop and alcohol was not a factor. because of budget concerns, they are considering to end the policy to give preference to applications. an addressing public concerns after last month's murder. the pod diswere found near city college. they will leave the forum and talk about the case and also neighborhood safety. the teen accused of killing a neighborhood father and his daughter will be released. alex savage is at the juvenile hall to tell us why, alex? >> reporter: that teen is expected to walk out at some point later on today and that's

because this 17-year-old has not been charged for that deadly crash that happened over the weekend. still the teen will likely be rearrested once the district attorney files charges. police have not released the name of that minor because he is a minor but he posted a picture of himself and calls himself racer fox. he and his daughter were out riding their bikes on the sidewalk and both were killed. nobody answered the door in cop cord and a key component, the teen's cell phone records have been subpoenaed. >> we obtained those records and what that does is it can tell us if the driver by chance was distracted during that time so you can take a look at the cell phone records and see if they match the time he was

driving. it gives us an indication of whether he was talking or text texting. at this point we don't know. >> visioners say the man will likely be facing vehicular man slaughter charges and they will have to decide whether to charge this 71-year-old as a juvenile or adult. we expect him to come out of this juvenile hall sometime today and when it happens we will be here. alex savage ktvu channel 2 morning news. pg&e crews will be testing gasoline in san jose and people living in the allan rock neighborhood might be able to smell gas. they have been able to make necessary repairs and if there is an escape it will dissipate

quickly and will not be harmful. things ntsb national transportation safety board will give an explanation into the crash. dozens more were hurt when a vintage plane crashed near a v.i.p. box. they will be helpful to all organizers of all shows. the congressional committee investigating the high speed rail project, they want to make sure tax dollars are being spent the right way. the committee will check for possible conflicts of interest. $4billion in federal funding have been committed to the project so far. the total cost is now estimated at $68 billion. washington state middle

cool -- school stopped a school bus driver after the driver slummed over the -- slumped over the vehicle. one of the students grabbed the steering wheel as it was headed for a church and another child started cpr. >> i leaped off my chair, got the bus to the right side of the road and the engine started shutting off. >> i ran up and tried doing chest compressions but his eyes were rolling back into his head and i could tell it was hard for him to breathe. we can tell you none of the 13 were hurt. >> hey, sal.

we are lucky some people have the week off this week and 237 is already getting some slowed commutes as they cross the road and it's nothing unusual. taking a look at interstate 880 and southbound appears to be busier than it is. northbound looks good entering through oakland and we are backed up for about a 10 minute delay before making it on to the bridge. here is steve. it is kind of an angry sky, and it will get more couldn't tank rouse but our system is just beginning to make its move. that is a thing that may not have hit you. it is now stretching from concord and also napa county

heading to the northshore and it's a sign of things to cost.$♪ 50s on the temperatures and they will stay on the mild side. high temperatures will be maybe 8 or 10 degrees warmer than this due to the fact that there is a lot of cloud cover and it is also shaded with a cold core low and that's the key. i would say we would not get much but that's being helped along by thursday. starting today, taking us into friday, i think they will play, rain p-up later on, temperatures upper 50s and low- to-mid 60s and tomorrow we will take that into thursday and friday, weekend mornings will be cold and days will be fair and a little bit warmer. claudine wong, david? >> how would you like to grow a beard? it is for the san jose sharks

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. the dow is down 22 points and this open it comes 24 minutes in and we have had 24 straight days of losses and it is unclear. happening right now, i have to show you this. look at your television. there is a bear in somebody's backyard. this is los angeles and the chopper is zooming in. this is right outside los angeles in somebody's backyard there is a bear. it is stable, sitting not moving around just kind of hanging out but it looks like somebody's deck at the bottom of your screen. maybe you are going out to put

the trash out, it is a pretty good sized black bear. now the chopper is overlooking this and i'm sure animal control experts are on the way but i can't tell if it is tranquilized or not. this is right outside los angeles, a very popular neighborhood and there is a bear. anyway we will keep you posted and see if they get it under control. the new years is he man said it is guaranteed to get you out of bed. >> you won't find a snooze button on this clock and guess what, it just keeps buzzing because of a battery that takes

over. the only way to deaggravate it is to get out of bed, walk over to a control panel and enter a key code. staying away from raisers, they are getting ready in the first round. players stop saving until they are eliminated. you the fans are encouraged to take part in a beardathon. you can pledge to support a friend or a favorite player. last year this brought in more than $20,000 to the shark's foundation. if you want to participate you can find out how, later this morning we will have all the information on the web link section of www.ktvu.com. let's head back to sal for a quick look at the roads. >> we will have more on mornings on 2, first of all wet

traffic and we are looking at the commute on 880 which is nicer than 580 at this point and when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza it is about a five minute wait. it will pick up later on and there is plenty offshore, rain is having, a little band and there is more offshore coming, and a lot of mornings on 2. we will tell you exactly when the rain is coming. also a deadly crash in the south bay, what we learned within the past hour, stay with us.