see the rain drops and it was on the morning drive. quarter inch of rain. oakland with some of the heaviest rain. coming up on, quarter inch much, half inch in some of the areas, duck out in the rain and there is more rain in the forecast as mark says. live storm tracker two. you can see the live radar sweeps, the morning wet and now the afternoon is wet. in the hot spot its been toward antioch, and danville and the roadway, you know its spring break for a lot. i think the roadways aren't suffering as badly as they may but we still have rainfalling, south toward san jose where the rain has been light so far. there ask more rain heading our way. we will look at long range forecast and look for the rain that's headed our way. right now we will check outgone fowler in pittsburgh to tell us about the rain in that area. >> right now bill the rain is let up but i have been watching the chp traffic information page and as of 5:59 there have

been 24 traffic collision around the bay. take a look. this is highway 4 eastbound. that's a commute direction. its been snarled but despite that many people we talked to welcome the rain. >> something we have been waiting for, i'm glad it's here. >> reporter: we tracked this storm up the diablo valley to pittsburgh. despite the snarled traffic we found some people almost giddy. >> i love it. only thing i can't do is ride my harley. >> reporter: rain barely slowed this spring break soccer camp. >> cold, got to learn to move around. you know they all train in the rain regardless. rain or shine. >> reporter: the camp is scheduled to continue all week. at this hardware store, well stocked rain gear we found few rain related sales. . >> it'll happen if the rain comes as predicted.

it has to be a lot of rain. >> reporter: and take a look at this. a lot of rain will make many of these people very unhappy. now we can expect a lot of problems as bill was tells us, right now the rain is still just very, very light right now. i can tell you just right over there a very dark cell heads our way. we are going to go inside. reporting live in pittsburgh. john fowler. >> sounds like a good idea. as you would imagine weather causing delay at sfo. we checked in, 49 out bound flights canceled, 54 inbound canceled and there are one to two hour delays, that's expected to continue through midnight as always check with your airlines if you are headed out to sfo. as always we have you cover when it comes to the weather. go to ktvu.com for up to the second weather information including a look at the situation where you live. occupy oakland is back at

it tonight though the rain is helping keep things peaceful. we have christian at the demonstration. why now? >> reporter: mark it's the six monday anniversary or half year anniversary of the beginning of the movement. let's show you some of the folks here. i was just over there about -- sea 15 minutes ago and they say this is really a reminder that the movement is still alive and well and they say today is a day to celebrate the 99%. >> i pay my taxes, how about you? >> reporter: protests started earlier in the day with occupiers complaining to the homes of those they have identified as the 1%. demonstrators marched to the home of the chevron ceo. >> mr. 1%. >> reporter: watson didn't come to the gates where protester as accused him of making record breaking profits at the coast of the -- the cost of the

environment. >> we want clean air. you can't pay us off. we don't want your money. >> reporter: in oakland it was about race relations and criminal justice. they gathered at 71st avenue to demonstrate their anger offer the death of martin. they say they want the volunteer neighborhood watch man to face justice. organizes of today's half year memorial to the occupy movement say they aren't going away. >> base is coming back together and that's what we want to keep in. the 99%. take care of the babies and get school. >> reporter: they also protested at home of meg whittman and another protest is scheduled in about 25 minutes at the san francisco home of wells fargo's chief executive. we are live in san francisco. in oakland, ktvu channel 2news. >> thank you.

tomorrow meanwhile is the day that we will see an independent report onto uc davis pepper spray incident. today a judge approved a deal between the university of california and the police union to release the document at noon tomorrow. a task force investigated the spraying of students involving an occupy protest last november. the names of most of the officer involved in the incident will about omitted. a teen driver suspected in an accident that killed a father and daughter in concord saturday is out of custody tonight. our news crew was at the juvenile detention facility in martinez when the 17-year-old was released through a private exit at 4:30 this afternoon. he was arrested saturday suspicious of manslaughter. police say they are now checking his phone records to see if he was using his cell phone at the time of the accident. authorities have released the name of a man struck and killed by a truck in mountain

view. they say the 26-year-old was not carrying an id at the time when he was hit on shoreline boulevard at around 9:00 p.m. the driver stopped and cooperated police. officers say they want to talk to a woman who gave cpr until emt's arrived. the ntsb is issued recommendations for pilots in the wake of the deadly crash at the reno air races last september. among the suggestions they consider wearing flight suit that help them resist strong g forces. investigators are be log into the possibility that it the 74- year-old pilot lost consciousness as his plane rocketed straight up, 11 people were killed when his plane hit the ground. it was emotional day at the oikos university where a memorial paid tribute to the people killed there eight days

ago. friends and family members of the seven victims mourned their loss in a service this morning, among those were the oakland mayor and congresswoman barbara lee. the university hasn't made an announcement about what classes will resume following the tragedy. the state court will now decide whether one of three bay area men who kidnapped a school bus full of children decades ago should be release from prison. a court ruled in february that the man should be paroled but today the state attorney jena pealed that ruling. he, his brother and a third man were convicted of kidnapping 26 children and the bus driver in the town of chowchilla. they took them to a livermore quarry where they were buried alive in a van. the victims managed to get out. a confessed gang member is

back on the stand today in a triple murder trial in san francisco. edwin ramos was questioned today. is he charged with gunning down a man and his two sons. . it was a case of mistaken identity. yesterday he testified that the gunman was a passenger in his car. today a jury cleared richmond police chief of racial discrimination charges. the decision ends a case that started in 2007. that is when seven african american officers filed a lawsuit against the chief. they claimed that he and then deputy chief promoted officers on the basis of race. both were cleared. we will have reaction tonight. rick santorum announced today he is out of the republican race for president. the former --. >> this presidential race for

us is over, for me, and we will suspend our campaign effective today. we are not done fighting. >> after the senator won 11 states he trailed romney badly in the delegate counts, he didn't throw his support behind romney however but romney had his warm words for the rival today. >> he will continue to have a major role in the party and i look forward to his work in helping victories for republicans across the country in november. we have to get that job done. >> with santorum out of the race people say romney now faces an open road to the nomination in july. the move now frees him to focus on the president with an eye to the fall campaign. san jose state university is independenting it's local area guarantee. the school said it would no longer guarantee admission to santa clara county high school and community college students

who qualify. the university's president said its part of a plan to reduce enrollment due to budget cuts by the state. >> this is a tough situation that has caused what a failure of our elected officials to fund the csu in january and san jose state in particular. >> the new admissions plan manslaughter still be approve -- must still be approved. it would take effect beginning in the fall of 2013. >> coyotes verses dogs,s big chase coming tomorrow to prevent dog violence. >> a lot of sister others, apple hits a big time money milestone. í

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. >> a giant black bear in his home after finding hays way to a los angeles county neighborhood. we showed you the picture live on mornings on 2 2 as he jump from backyard to backyard in glendale. fish and game officials sedated the bear and returned him safely to the national forest. they are often a surprising sight in san francisco but coyotev have a long history in the city. tonight we are hearing dog owner who say the wild animals getting more aggressive and dangerous even in familiar places, david stevenson is in the city and says city officials plan to do something tomorrow to prevent the clashes between coyotes and dogs work would that be? >> reporter: we have learned that starting tomorrow dogs will be off limit in certain parts of the park for months after some clashes with coyotes

right here. san francisco vet, mike shot this cell phone video last wednesday morning. >> park. >> reporter: he said it shows a running coyotee moments attacking a pedestrian and dog. he said it ended without violence. dog owners say it's a series of recent confrontations near the park rest room. >> i was so scared. >> reporter: haley said she and her pit bulls were aggressively stalked last thursday. >> all teeth showing, growling, hair up. once it saw us it head across the street, 120 yards, ran at us. >> reporter: george said he ran into a coyote as big as his 60- pound dog. >> brown and absolutely fearless. usually they run away. this guy was just standing there looking at us like -- you know. >> reporter: bird watchers david cruz said he saw one easter sunday also near the rest room. animal control said it's no

wonger the parents are getting more aggressive with pupping season going. start tomorrow a quarter mile of the drive between north lake and middle lake in golden gate park will be off limits to dogs, through the pupping season. >> tell everybody keep your dogs on leash and if you can avoid the area do so. if a coyote does approach try to make loud noises. >> reporter: another look at that running one. animal control estimates there are about 15 to 20 in the county not including those who may make their homes on the grounds of the prsidio. >> meantime apple is celebrating a lot of zeros today. the company now worth more than $600 billion only one other company has been worth this month. microsoft hit 619 billion back in 1999. shares were traded at $644 in the morning trading.

a much rougher day for the broader market. wall street extended it's longest and deepest slump of the year as invest ears worried about spain's rising borrowing cost. the dow fell 214 points, nasdaq dropped 56. a string of injury accidents involving pedestrians and bicyclists has triggered public outrage. we are live in san francisco with the newest push to make streets safer. >> reporter: i want to show you this intersection. this is -- there are bicyclists, cars, painting crosswalks, if all the city -- san francisco is one of the most dangerous to be a pedestrian or a bicyclist and that has to change according to city officials. it seems drivers action bicyclists and pedestrians all could do a better job look out

for each other. >> mother very the right of way and the other person may be wrong and you are right and you are dead and he is wrong and alive. >> reporter: those who use the streets, especially pedestrians and bicyclists are being injured at an aalarming rate. >> san francisco has one of the worst pedestrian safety collisions here in the country and in the state. >> reporter: today the supervisors sponsored a resolution to increase safety and enforcement that. includes going after unsafe bike rider was more citations, it would let some first time offenders attend a safety course. two weeks ago a bicyclist allegedly ran a red light and hit an elderly man in a crosswalk. that man died four days later. city officials say they have received a lot of calls for action after the incident. >> we don't have any tolerance for individuals that are not obeying the traffic laws and that includes pedestrians, drivers and bicyclists.

>> reporter: despite recent incidents bicyclists rarely involved in pedestrian collisions some say. >> just days before the incident, two pedestrians were hit and killed on the same day by people in cars. these incidents received far less media attention and that's a shame because they were no less tragic losses of life. >> reporter: the incidents have increased tension. san francisco police say they will be doing more sting operations at all kinds of intersections, including this one to make sure everybody is following the rules. live in san francisco, knvu channel 2news. >> all right. thank you. and joined by bill martin. i was thinking about dinner break and going out to the car. . >> they are playing tomorrow. the game --. >> afternoon game tomorrow.

>> yeah. >> right? >> giants game the one we are worried about. opening day. got a forecast for that. are you right. if you are going out to the oakland game take a slicker but just light scattered showers, tomorrow should be fine. check out the live storm tracker two and see what's going on. there is a lot going on. scattered showers from one end of the bay to the other. slow you down. folks trying to get around. rainfall, significant if you go out toward concord. that's a lot. then livermore saying what's the big deal. san jose two tenths, these aren't exact totals. they are continuing to fill the rain buckets. updates totals tonight at ten. light scattered showers all day. they tb into this evening. taper off tomorrow. thursday morning wet, thursday afternoon wet on the road. so as we go through time you can see in the pacific here is this low pressure center. this is the one that's brought us the rain today and will bring us a chance of scattered

showers tomorrow and then this is the one, that one, that one rolls in on thursday. neither of them are huge but they are enough to change things around in the atmosphere. tomorrow the front has passed. cooler air settles in. that gives you widely scattered showers, sun comes out and then you see a slight chance of a thunderstorm in the afternoon. that's east toward davis, woodland and places like that. tomorrow is not a bad day. breaks so you will see sun. clouds and maybe a sprinkle. the computer model like this. at 11:00 o'clock, still widely scattered, maybe valley fog. tomorrow morning looks dry. seven, tomorrow afternoon, looks dry. you see stuff in the area. that's instability. into thursday we get the next system winding in here. as far as the giants opening day on friday looks good. scattered showers in the morning, friday morning, rain but by one when this game gets going going -- they cover the field but they will play. it just won't be the perfect day. kind of chilly. mid to upper 50s.

friday, looks like this. rain in the forecast on thursday. that's the next big one and friday morning. who is doing sports tonight? >> we will keep you businessy. we have joe waiting in the wings to tell us about what's going on. first on the news, at 7, jurors clear richmond police chief in a highley charged racial discrimination case. he spoke after the verdict today, his hopes for a divided police force. and it looks like it won't be a holiday hollywood ending for a planned studio in the north bay. those storeys and more at 7:00 on tv36. ozzie, the manager of the miami marlin, he likes to talk, it got him in trouble. joe back with the sports right after this. sweetheart. we need to talk.

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. >> we have covered ozzie through the years, he always likes to shoot his mouth off. tonight word he definitely crossed the line. >> he committed a cardinal sin of sports. further evidence today that sports personalities enter the word of political condition very significanca the their own

risk. ozzie apologized today for remarks that were published in time magazine in which he praised fidel castro. he somehow failing to recognize miami would be the worst place to say that. the marlins have suspended him for five games and will retain him though as he tries to repair his image. >> i will be miami guy for rest of my life. i got to -- i got to meet the community every day, even the ones who aren't -- because i live here. i want to welcome the street with my head up and feel not this bad the way i feel right now. >> the sharks will leave for st. louis as they open up the series with blues on thursday. things can be different in the postseason then in the regular season and they hope that's the case since they lost four times this year. >> talked about it, the forecheck and size. they are similar but it's --

who wants it more. no secrets here. we know how they play. it's about, competitive edge, who wants to take that. >> since looking toker someone to coach them. a bill parcels has declined. he retired said he wants to stay that wave. the punishment was upheld by the commissioner on monday. on the subject of coaches the press conference will be held this evening in arkansas, reports say the head coach will be fired in the wake of the motorcycle accident he was involved in and the cover up that followed. >> just for your thoughts, looking at the way ozzie has it going, suspension is that enough and do you think it he will survive? >> i think it's enough. he realizes that was -- the worst place probably anywhere in the united states to be

praising castro. i don't think he did something that he should be fired for. >> the ownership said everybody deserves a second chance. tonight he have a's highlights, bill says they will play in oakland. we told you about santorum earlier. bowing out of the race for the white house. now what? right now we are talking with california republicans to see if the troops will rally around romney. hear from them tonight at ten. thank you for trusting k it tvu.