. we are on the island where the coast guard will resume the search for four missing sailors off the california coast. a woman is in critical condition after being in her burning apartment. the latest round up of tornadoes is deadly. five have been killed. we will show you a video of the damage. . >> this is ktvu, "mornings on

2". >> welcome to "mornings on 2". i am claudine wong. i am erik rasmussen in for mike mibach. we will go over to rosemary orozco for a look at how warm it is going to get. >> partly cloudy skies. upper 50s to low 60s. patchy fog and low level on shore breeze has brought in the clouds as well. some of us are mostly cloudy. we will see who is looking at the patchy fog and the numbers expected for the afternoon, coming up. we are following developing news where the coast guard is resuming its search for four missing sailors who haven't within seen since an accident yesterday. it happened around a race on the fair -- farallon islands. four are still missing. and allie rasmus joins us live with new video of the rescue

operation and the plan for today. this is the coast guard cutter pike. it is going to be searching out for a searching and rescue and possibly recovery mission. it was a fairalon islands: three of them were rescued yesterday. the sailors on the crashed yacht were hoisted up on to the rescued helicopters and brought to safety. unfortunately, the body of a sailor was also recovered. one person is confirmed dead. this morning, they will resume the search for four other sailors on the boat who are still missing. the boat crashed 26 miles west of the golden gate bridge. they have put resources into the search and rescue. one coast guard cutter is headed out to sea.

the other one out here live, this is a u.s. coast guard cutter pike. this is headed out this morning. two helicopters from the air national guard that are going out to sea to continue looking for the four, still missing sailors on the yacht involved in the accident. we will continue to be out here and get more information from the coast guard representatives in an hour from now. live here on verba buena island. allie rasmus. channel 2 news. that happened at 10:00 at market and sanchez streets. the blaze may have started in the kitchen the the fire went quickly to two alarms. some 50 firefighters helped put out the flames. they were told someone was in the apartment and couldn't get out. >> the victim was deep in the fire unit itself. fire block with a hose had to be put in place for the fire in the kitchen. they had to contain that and get by the fire and make the

rescue inside. >> the woman was taken to san francisco general hospital with critical injuries. a firefighter suffered a small finger cut. the red cross is now helping displaced residents find temporary shelter. no word on what caused the fire. >> happening was just restored to thousands in oakland who lost power. a transmission error at 4:30 this morning made it that much darker. 3800 people were effected until they fixed the glitch. one was our own photographer. chris paxton, he got stuck in the elevator for two hours on his way to work. he is okay and he is now at work. tornado in oklahoma killed five people early this morning. this is the type of violent weather people in oklahoma have been dealing with. storm chaser caught this multi

vortex tornado yesterday. five deaths and several injuries were recorded in the town of woodward. tornado sirens were working yesterday and were not apparently working when the deadly tornado hit. >> strong storms like this lightning storm were reported in kansas, iowa and nebraska. national weather service said conditions were ripe for tornadoes last night. many people were sleeping. people were in the base. a mobile home park was heavily damaged and no injuries or deaths were reported there. we have a reporter in iowa and we will have a live look at the damages there. >> coming up at 7:15. >> the victim of a mass murder will be laid to rest early this morning. five people were found in a house across from city college. four people of the lei family were killed by blunt force

trauma. today's procession will begin in san francisco and end at the cemetery. we are told san francisco ed lee and some supervisors are expected to attend the services. the suspect is being held on $1 million bail. a while is in the custody of child protective services. she was found alone in a car. san jose police are trying to figure out hue and if the child is connected to the victims. a body was discovered on east capitol expressway and the women's body was o 20 yards away between two cars. there is a mark. >> i saw the markings, the body was laying down here. >> the legs were this way and face this way. there was blood on the case. >> they do believe the child is related to one of the victims. the names are not being

released until families are notified. new details about the secret service scandal. 11 employees have been placed on administrative leave and sent back to the u.s. for misconduct. they are special agents and uniformed officers not assigned to directly protect president obama. the washington post reports five military personnel assisting the agents and staying at the same hotel may be involved in the misconduct. they are confined to their quarters. in order not to have exact with anyone. >> as we told you, the scandal began when a prostitute complained the secret service agents had not paid her. this is the the summit of the americas. 33 western hemisphere country also take part in a photo. they have criticized president obama for leaving out culittle

a leadership there. >> people protesting the summit burned and trampled on the american flag. some 3,000 demonstrators chanting in spanish long live cuba. other pro he test tories wore masks and jump suits. they demanded closure of the detention camp. >> time now is 7:05. rosemary is joining us now with beautiful temperatures you are delivering today. >> yes, very spring-like out there. and with the spring-like pattern we will get the low clouds. that's what we are seeing. >> it has blown them into the bay. >> little tough they are in the back drop, you have the city. this will burn off and we have mostly cloudy and partly sunny skies. dealing with patchy fog and it is down to a quarter mile visibility. santa rosa, novato reporting

this. and 6 degrees over 24 hours ago. >> 49 in concord. 52 in oakland. and 50 in san francisco. and 38 in livermore. and few more sinking back into the 30s. >> handful warmer than we were yesterday. and this is going to fin into the afternoon. we are reaching 70 degrees. and take a look at the clouds. we have them all the way stretched in. and through the delta. and all the way into the central valley. >> they will pull back eventually. we have a mixture of high clouds for today as well. >> notice a pretty good burnoff in the bay here. >> could stick around here. >> and now, it is still along the coast, we have the low clouds hugging and the softer light you see here is high cloud cover that will be over part of -- parts of the north

bay and central bay as well. partally cloudy skies. warmer temperatures expected. >> it shows you the ridge of high pressure is building in right off the coast. that set up allows the high clouds to spill over into the bay area. >> that's what you are likely to see. >> we have the morning clouds. partly sunny skies. and in some areas. >> especially for the inland spots. >> it could be a lot like yesterday. we are not expecting to be as breezy ale long the coast today. >> we are looking throughout. and perhaps for a questioned. >> it has fizzled for the week's ahead. >> 65 in oak lab. and berkeley looking at the north bay. and 66 in novato. and along the coast. >> for pacifica. low 60s for the city. and 69, # one is expected in

morgan hill. 68 degrees in santa cruz. nice day there. extended forecast notice. our numbers stay mild. upper 60s to low 70s. and sinking back into the 40s. >> another bump in the numbers. mid-70s in the forecast. have to remove the rain there. it is going to be mild and sunny. >> lunchtime numbers are coming up. >> the titanic sunk. and more than 1500 passengers dude. >> relatives of the victims are marking this day. >> as they get ready to brace the day. what they are doing to try to lure a future super bowl. >> we will give you a live look outside. >> drive time traffic. >> 280 wide open for us. no major incidents to report right now. blafers it'd be so easy to check facebook, send emails.

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. out there taking pick tours of tornadoes and giving exact warnings to exactly where the tornadoes were and all of that information certainly helps as well as people being kind of hyper sensitive after all the storms we have seen, people are taking them seriously and that is saving lives. >> rick, thank you. rick, in iowa. thank you for the live report.

today marks the 100th anniversary of the titanic. they held a moment of silence at the time of the sinking and they laid a wreath. some of the passengers had ties to the titanic. one woman said it is the closest she ever felt to her grandfather. it is almost as though while i was here, he was alive for me. and i can now, i can let it go. the memorial cruise is following the same route of the ill-fated titanic route. same food, music as the original voyage. this is the remains of a coat and boots. the way these clothes are laid out makes a case where the passenger actually came to rest. this is another picture of a

pair of boots at the sinking, more than 1500 people lost their lives. most of the people were third class passengers and men. time now is 717. the taliban is claiming responsibility for a series of explosion in afghanistan. it happened in the capital city of kabul in an area home to embassies and nato base. there were 10 explosions followed by gunfire. no word of casualties at this time. they broke into a pakistan prison and freed close to 400 prisoners that includes 20 described by the police as very dangerous insurgents. they used hand grenades to get to the prison. this is where death row inmates were held. after a two hour fight with the guards, they were able to escape. southern arizona voters will narrow down the field of candidates fighting to fill

gabrielle giffords' seat. in january, she announced she was stepping down to focus on her recovery. she was injury a shooting that killed six people. on the democratic side. ron barber faces no opposition. jesse kelly is leading the pack for republicans. dick cheney made his first appearance since heart transplant. he he received medical clearance to speak at the state convention. he began by thanking the people in the medical community who have kept him alive and he had a special message for one family. >> i wouldn't have been able to survive and do everything i did these last 35 years if it hadn't been for some remarkable people especially in the medical community, but also most recently obviously i owe a huge debt of the family of the donor who made it possible for me to receive the transplant.

>> cheney had his successful transplant three weeks ago. he has had five a heart tacks over the -- heart attacks. you are damaging the credibility of mitt romney. you are destroying his chances. >> first of all, he can't step up to a little competition, he shouldn't be in the race. that is silly. >> gingrich made a pit stop in charlotte, north carolina. and helped change a tire. he is well behind romney in the polls and four and a half million dollars in debt. they have promised a lot of activity in the spring. it is called the spring a wakening. people showed up at central park to show pore for the movement. organized this event to educate people on wall street agreed and shake off the winner and

kick off a new season of protests set to last six months. most of the stay away orders from cal protestors have been overturned. 12 people were ordered to stay away from the campus when not attending class. the californian said they face hearings on charges of resisting arrest. battery object a police officer and obstructing a public space. next week 49ers break grounds on their new stadium and they have grand am biggests for it. they plan to bid on super bowl 50. that will be played in 2016. they will be able to expand to 75,000 seats which is more than enough to meet nfl rules for a super bowl stadium. teams are required to play two seasons before they can host a super bowl. >> in this morning, more than a thousand races will hit the streets for the run. among them a 4-year-old boy whose determination knows know

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. this morning, the foundation run will be a 4-year-old little boy named olli e, he will be the last person to cross the finish line and when he does, he will have accomplished a feat sure to inspire us all. >> reporter: he is a very determined little boy. when is he was 18-months-old. he was diagnose nosed -- diagnosed with cdg. >> it effects his muscle tone and makes it give to walk and his speech as well. >> his mother said his case is mild and in the past few years.

he has made remarkable progress. glasses improved his sight. occupational therapy helped his mobility and his younger brother ely makes it possible to take part in the run. he tackled it as you can see in the video. >> dead last. but he didn't care and didn't know any difference. a lot of the volunteers and race people stayed and cheered him on to the end. he got a ribbon. you can see how proud he was of himself. >> didn't hesitate to go after the finish line again this year. training for months with his walker. >> it is the spirit that inspires those around him and despite the resources for cdg and his parents say they make him feel stronger and believe that this race is just the

beginning. >> this is so much hope and race and he is a go getter. >> it really had hes. we have high hopes that he will walk one day. >> very motivated. that is one of the best things. >> well the 1 mile race takes place in one hour. >> we posted it on the website. >> rosemary orozco here to tell us what else is in store. >> runners like it coolful and that's what we are off to. we will warm up nicely. temperatures rebounding into the of 0s. and few -- in the 60s the and few low 70s. blue sky skew and not all of us waking up with blue sky. san jose has blue skies and mostly gray around the bay area. north of the peninsula. and in santa rosa as well as novato. there are the numbers for you.

low 40s and 50 informs. and upper 50s by the coast and mid 60s in the warmer midland spots and upper 50s for the coast and low 70s for the bay and our inland areas. heading up to see the giants. 61 degrees. partly cloudy skies. bring a jacket. low 60s. all afternoon for at&t park. extended forecast there. notice the 70s. we slipped a tad. partly cloudy skies. and remain in the dry pattern. >> time now is 7:27. a man suspected of killing a deputy and special tools that they found on the suspect's body after a long standoff. we will have another live update on the deadly boat accident. what is being done to find and rescue several sailors.

. three people have within rescued and at this hour the coast guard is searching for four more people. >> welcome back to "mornings on 2". i am claudine wong. >> i am erik rasmussen in for

mike mibach. >> the focus is on four sailors who are still missing. allie rasmus has more on the search efforts. allie? >> reporter: well the search efforts are going to start with this boat docked next to us. this is the u.s. coast guard cutter pike. we will see 17 people get on board and they are going to head west of the golden gate bridge near the accident site. now the coast guard spots anyone in the water. they will be using the small boats tucked into the deck. they will use those to go out and help rescue anyone they see in the water. three people on board the yacht that have crashed have been rescued. this is video released of the coast guard hoisting three people out of pacific ocean. they were hit with huge waves. three people on board the yacht called the low speed chase was thrown off the boat.

one person is confirmed dead. the coast guard is optimistic the four missing sailors will be found. the. >> the coast guard and air national guard continue to have a belief there is a possibility of survival for the individuals. >> we want to give hope to the families and friend that are missing these people. >> reporter: two california air guard helicopters also helped with the search doing an aerial search of the farallon islands. they will be going out again today. they are along with three coast guard boat heading out and including this one. >> this is the coast guard cutter pike. >> we have a photographer standing by who is getting on board the poet to find the four missing sailors. >> allie rasmus.

channel 2 news. inee a, a possible tornado damaged thurman. a town of a few hundred people. at least 75% of the town was destroyed. town officials and rest contents say the disaster is unlike anything they experienced. >> the next thing i know, the house is shaking. i could feel it lifting. and it was over that quick. >> remarkably no injuries and death in thurman. they were reported in kansas, nebraska and oklahoma where five people died and two dozen are injured. >> this morning oakland police are looking for a person that caused a crash and ran from the scene. >> around three this morning, a car came down the 580 off ramp and ran a red light and crashed into another car. the driver got out and fled the scene. one person from the scene was taken to the hospital. the police say both cars were totaled.

>> a man crashed his car in san francisco. it happened after three. near tennessee street. near the water front. it rammed a tree. and street latch and knocked down a fence in a lumber supply yard. >> the speeds went up to 100 miles an hour. the motorist whose identity is not released and captured by the police. >> no word on what led to the pursuit in the first place. >> there is a modesto standoff. it ended thursday night when the building the suspect was holed up in caught on fire. >> he had a ballistic vest. >> gas mask. and police style radios. >> she shot this during the standoff. >> i heard the gunshots. >> they pulled it out. and contract drag them out. >> hard to watch. >> they have yet to release the

the identity and it belongs to james ferraralo, and other officers were killed while serving papers. >> that area will be closed for several more days to residents as they sift through the scene trying to determine what caused the fire and if the suspect committed suicide. police in fairfield have identified a person that left one man doad. >> loughner eon is accused -- leon is accused of shooting. one of the victims out at the scene. the second is expected to survive. leon is considered armed and dangerous. >> gun rights activist are promising to pack the city meeting. >> they will support the caretaker at the park. >> he applied for a home occupation use permit to sell firearms. >> but the city is considering

an ordinance. and ban residential guns. >> this ordinance would chip away at their constitutional rights. >> fall classes at the 24 state universities might not open on time. they begin voting on whether to call for a strike. >> mediation failed to reach a bargain diagnose collective agreement. >> sticking point includes. work, pea, and the union i don't know represents 24,000 employees. coaches. counselors. and librarians. >> faculty will hold demonstrations tomorrow. >> it displaced eight people overnight. the fire broke out in the 800 block of calhoun street. >> two children were among those displaced. >> no one was all right: the cause of the foyer is under investigation. >> a ktvu viewer sent us the

videos on vagabond lane. they were piled together in the entry way of the home. one person was displaced by the flames. >> a section in piedmont is open after crews worked more than 24 hours. >> it happened as a result of the wet weather we have been having. >> it came down the hill. >> and blocking the road. clean up efforts were slow in order to protect the homes on the hill. >> they added a guardrail to the road. for future slides. >> the weather is gorgeous and cool out there. rosemary promises us a warm up and sunshine. >> 60s and low # 0s. deck of low clouds rolled in while we slept. we are lacking at mostly cloudy skies. and clear in san jose. >> mountain view is mostly

clear. you get into the north. patchy dense fog. santa rosa down to novato and tough when it comes to visibility. it will be burning off in the next hour or two. >> for now, we have plenty of widespread gray out there. >> reporting partly cloudy. and san jose partly cloud did you. and gray skies this morning for those of you waking up. >> you can see it right through your window. >> high clouds will be in the forecast. >> spilling over the ridge of line. you can see them hugging the coast. >> maybe the east bay. >> and then for the afternoon. >> looking pet pretty good. >> it is the inland areas. where we could be partly cloudy and most of the day will be just as cool as we felt yesterday. your sat electrical light radar

saw showing you, we are in good vip. and we will start a set up. >> sewn al pattern. >> and the ridge, keeping the storm track to the north. and to sum it up. >> sunday. >> mild start and the wind won't be as strong near the coast and the breezier spots from yesterday. >> highs from low 70s. in the forecast. >> and they expect it to hit 71 and right now. 50 degrees in san francisco. walnut creek p and pal low al toe. and in san jose. they are two to four to 6 degrees of what we started. 61 in the city. again another cool day by the coast. >> pacifica. >> 89. and 59 in san jose. low 70s. for areas around morgan hill.

>> and it is a joyful day for you there. >> mixture of sun and clouds continuinging. >> then on thursday. we get a nice little bump into the mid-# 0s. we will look at lunchtime numbers coming up. >> time now is 7:39. he could be out for the season. >> it showed constructionual damage. and they will see more palm beaches before making the final decision. and it could include tommy john surgery. they had that procedure in college. >> back in 23. >> he started as they go for a sweep of the pittsburgh pirates. >> went all the way to the bottom of the nine are and there it goes. >> hit the grounder to the short step. and they can't hang on to the throw. >> win and walk off fashion.

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. good morning to you. live look there at the estuary. low lying cloud rolled in. recovery efforts are underway after boulders came crashing down a honolulu mountainside. you can see several homes were smashed and at least two are

now uninhabitable. no one was injured by the boulders but they said it sounded like bombs were exploding in the neighborhood. one woman was hit by a regional train. witnesses say she was lying across the tracks when the train hit her. she appeared to be alone. police closed down the area to investigate the accident. >> one of them was injured in an accident along interstate 580. chp said a woman driving a chrysler cut off the other woman who is driving a jeep cherokee. they hit the center divide. it is still under investigation. a patient at a south carolina hospital is facing charges of possessing explosives. security officers called them after finding it in the bag. it as glass bottle with zealand on top and gunpowder inside. pipe bombs were found in the home. 51-year-old patient is under guard in the hospital.

it is not clear why he was in the hospital in the first place. >> news of the world. the new leader made the first televised speech. he celebrated what would have been the 100th birthday of his grandfather, the country's founder. they touched on issues with the north korea's strength and pledge that they will not starve. >> i am sending my warm greetings to the our come patriots to the south and and brad for the reunification and prosperity of our nation. >> of course, he became leader when his father died. south korea is taking to the skys to resist their communist government. 20 people who defected from north korea gathered at the border. sent balloons with propaganda

leavelefts. problem began darya folsom materials including leaflets and a thousand u.s. 1 dollar bills,. this is on shakeier ground. syrian forces shelled neighborhoods hours before the peace observers are set to arrive tonight. three people have died from the shelling. the shelling came at a rate of six per monday. u.n. mob tories will start inspecting the area tomorrow. syrian government and opposition forces are accusing each other of violating the truce of the it it general. >> western negotiators will meet on may 23rd for the next rode of nuclear talks. they call the meeting in turkey, a positive first step. >> u.s. is considering lifting sanctions against tehran and allow them more inspectors to its nuclear program. the pope asked for prayers and strengths as he celebrates

two major milestones. tomorrow is his 85th date birthday and tomorrow is the seventh anniversary of his being pontiff. >> they have written that popes have an obligation to resign if they can't handle the duties of the office. sorries say he is showing no signs of slowing down. >> he is finishing it and i get the feeling he will resign. >> there are a handful of popes that resigned. they doubt benedict will step down. numerous issues and doctrines he wants to address as pope. >> they have won final approve for a major thinning project at lake tahoe. it is set to begin this summer and reduce the threat of a major wildfire. it will focus on a 10,000-acre

area. covering the california side of the south shore. the project is pending since 2004. it calls for the removal of trees and thinning of brush which can be seen as fuel for any fires. they will keep a history tore hick santa cruz mission. they were slated to close on july 1st it because of budget problems. >> they pledged to raise $45,000 a year to pay for ongoing costs. they want to restore natural habitats in the run up to earth day. they spruced up the garden in the candlestick state area. pgand e is working with the park's foundation to replace from natural habitats across california. >> they are about creating public access to the extraordinary places and also, protecting them for future

generations as well. in oakland, they picked up garbage creating a cleaner he habitat for birds and other wildlife. the goal is to preserve the open spaces. mexican navy joined forces to come to the aid of a 12-ton whale. the rescue required nearly 200 people. 40 of which were navy personnel. they were pulling the whale back into the waves. they said the 5-year-old whale injured its tail during the beaching and able to swim out to sea after being pulled into the water. >> team effort there. giants have one of the hottest ticketses in town. how fast they are selling and how much they cost. >> father, mother, brother. our buddy. all in one. >> plus the man being remembered for his contributions to oakland and the game of tennis. seasonal temperature it is will return to the bay area

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. google could face fines. they propose a $25,000 fine for the mountain view company for its reluctance to cooperate with investigators. they were able to investigate whether it violated rules by collecting and storing data from unencrypted networks. >> the fcc concluded it didn't violate the law. >> bmw is recalling 2800 cars because a circuit board can overheat and cause a fire. >> this covers some 2011 and 2012 models. the convertibles and series x five and suv and x six suvs are

also included. the company said so far no injuries. act fast if you want giants tickets this season. san francisco season said the price of tickets are going lew the roof. the cheapest tickets for friday game was $62.50. that didn't buy you a seat. that was for standing room only. the giants use dynamic pricing which means tickets for games and higher demand comes with higher price tags. >> on resalers like stub hub, they are asking for as much as $1,700 per ticket. well, how much would you pay to spend the day with the new york jets quarterback tim tebow. he hosted his second annual golf tournament in florida. it includes master golf champion bubba watson. during auction an unidentified couple bid $100,000 for time be tebow. they will take him to their hometown to meet with under privileged churn and the money raised will go to tim tebow's

it foundation. countless people are being remembered this morning. >> we were the best of friends. >> he was a father, mother, a brother. he died last month working with the tennis association and hundreds. maybe even thousands of churn. >> i asked the question. and why so many kids at one time. >> i have made a difference in the world. >> in the rough part of oakland. he transformed courts into a sanctuary. they say many of the tennis students went on to become positive influences in the idea of others. >> we have plans outside. >> and deliver a great one for us. >> good morning to you. >> outside the doors this morning. we are cool and calm. and mostly cloudy and mostly

sunny in others. and we have got cloudy and sunny by the end of the morning. into the rest ever afternoon. and parts of the north bay. and by noontime. upper 50s. low to mid-60s in the forecast. and then upper 50s along the coast. and around the bay. low # 0s. for warmer inland areas. >> heading out to the streets. bring a jacket right along the great highway. >> going to be cloudy and bit of a breeze in the afternoon. this is a mix of the sun and cloud. >> shows you little change in the way of our numbers. upper 60s. low 70s. monday, tuesday, wednesday. we do notice a bit of a warming trend. and forecast there. we are going to go warmer as we get a little bit closer to the weekend. >> partly cloudy and low clouds burning off by late morning and

early afternoon. looking at a pleasant afternoon with conditions in the forecast. back to you. >> it is said to be the largest all sailboat show and happening right here in the bay area. >> these strikely sails boat show is going on in oakland with more than 300 exhibitors and free sailboat rides. they say it has something for everyone. it turns until 5:00 tonight. well the word's longest ocean yacht race has resumed. they watch from shore as this clipper is around the world. started yesterday near the golden gate bridge. now, the mayor was there to help send off the fleet. the boats are now making their way to new york. among them is the one hit by the giant wave in san francisco. one of the two rescued crew members has rejoined that race. >> new details on the secret service scandal in columbia.

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. they were pulled from the oh, after an accident. four more is missing. we will have an update on the rescue. a woman is in critical condition after being rescued from her burning apartment. what they are saying about getting her out. >> last round of tornadoes is deadly in the midwest. five have been killed. we will show you video of the tornadoes and give you a look at all the damage. > good morning, welcome to morning see -- "mornings on 2". >> i am comprehensive plan. >> i am erik rasmussen in for mike mibach. >> here is rosemary orozco. >> we are looking at a great afternoon. over the north bay. low clouds. right along the bay and inland this morning. in fact, it is reporting a few delays. if you have someone arriving, check the flight. high clouds in the forecast today. and mild temperatures will

return to the area. extended forecast looks dry. >> i will so you what you have coming up. >> video of the rescue efforts the accident happened during a race. around the islands. 27 miles west of san francisco bay. >> this is new video of a coast guard helicopter rescuing survivors. air national guard rescued another person. a fourth was recovered and pronounce td dead. a powerful wave knocked the four crew members off their sailboat. when the boat turned around to rescue the sailors. another wave knocked it into rocks. >> that was the most. and put off electronic position that the coast guard picked up on. those are usually in the emergency cases. they began the race in san francisco. >> an am would is in critical

condition. after an apartment fire in san francisco. it happened at 10 in market and sanchez street. the blaze may have started in the kitchen. went to two alarms and they helped put out the flames. when they first arrived they were in the apartment and couldn't get out. >> the victim was deep in the fire unit itself. fire block with the hose. and could go in place in the fire in the kitchen they were able to contain it. and make the rescue of the individuals inside. >> the woman was taken to san francisco general hospital with critical injuries. firefighter also suffered a small cut while battling the blaze. no word yet on a cause. >> producer is now restored to thousands in oakland who lost electricity. a transmission error this morning. and made the already homes that much darker. 3800 people were effected until

power crews could fix the glitch. one was our own photographer. he got stuck in the elevator in his building on the way to work. he was in there, can you believe it for two hours. and he is okay. and happy to tell you he is now at work. >> a tornado in oklahoma killed five people early this morning. this is the type of violent weather people in oklahoma have been dealing with. >> a storm chaser called a multiple tornado vortex on video. look at that. >> it is reported in the town of woodward. the mayor said they were working yesterday and were not apparently working when the deadly tornado hit. strong storms were reported in nebraska, kansas and iowa. they were ripe for exception electrical aye strong tornadoes last night when everybody was sleeping. there was at the mcconnell

air space and a mobile home park was they have hi damaged. no injuries or deaths were reported. we have a reporter on the scene. we will have a live report for you coming up at 8:15. the victims of a mass murderer will be laid to rest. they were found if the house across the street from city college. four members of the leon e -- lei family and family friend were killed by blunt force trauma. >> will conclude at a cemetery. we are told ed lee and supervisories are expected to attend thes service. >> he is being held on $25 million bail. san jose police are trying to determine if a girl found alone in a car is related to the man and woman found close nearby and shot. it was on east capital

expressway. the woman's body was 20 yards away. >> the body was right here. >> i think i saw the markings. the body was layinging down here. >> the legs were this way. and face that way. >> blood on the face. >> they aren't commenting on the case except they believe it is related to one of the victims. >> they are not being released until families are notified. >> the san francisco sheriff reports that the chronicle reports she wants to stay longer in venezuela. >> he is barred from contacting her. and they report intermediaries are negotiating amicably. she allowed them to take the baby for a month. the client only wants what is best for his family. >> there are details involving prostitutes. >> they are placed on

administrative leave. and send back to the u. >> steve: they are uniformed officers not assigned to directly assisting them and staying at the same hotel might be involved in the conduct. >> they are confined to their quarters and not have contact with anyone. as we told you, the scandal began when the prostitute complain that one of the seek set service a little agents had not paid her. >> the heads of 33 western hemisphere countries will take part in the traditional family photo. they have criticized him for excluding cuba from the summit. >> they relaxed. and it is a leadership dinner. different story outside. they are protesting the summit. burned and trampled on the

american flag. some 3,000 demonstrators. >> chanting. long live cuba. >> they carry are yod a sign of closing the depension camp. -- detention camp. >> in for for you. live look out here. dealing with fartherly cloudy skies and mostly cloudy. over cast skies. >> inside the bay. and north bay. >> they have been dealing the visibility down to a quarter of a mile. >> improving conditions. >> still between. >> and a lot calmer than where we started yesterday. it is a weak onshore flow bringing the clouds to us. we will be without pay the afternoon. slowly burning off.

early afternoon. we should be in good shape. >> in livermore. concord reporting a breeze. >> it is mostly clear tut. it is building in. and bringing us temperatures warmer than yesterday. we will look at that in a moment. >> 52 in napa a santa rosa. and 50 redwood city. the ridge of high pressure and the low clouds helping to bring us temperatures. slightly warmer than what we felt yesterday morning. >> you will have the gray skies without the sunshine. >> bring along the jacket. >> for an early morning ride. >> these scooted these to the north. maybe few scattered showers and we will continue with the type of flow. in and out with cloud. and warming in into the low 70s. for today. ful dealing with the morning clouds. and in the afternoon. once we get rid of the low clouds. they are filling in over the

ridge. slightly warmer for today and the dry pattern will continue. >> who is going to see a warmer day. >> you are looking at it for today. mid-60s in novato and still a cool one by the coast. and santa cruz is going to be a nice one. >> 68 expected for you. looking at 71 morgan hill and as well as livermore. the extended forecast shows you subtle changes in the forecast. >> mid-40s. as we start the morning. >> upper 60s. and on thursday. ann warmer. >> if you are headed out to at&t park and see them play this afternoon. i will have the forecast for you coming up. they are getting ready to break grounds. >> they are trying to lure a future school. >> new pictures from the bottom of the ocean. they belonged to passengers of the titan ec.

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cool, cloudy start. >> today, is the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the titanic and passengers of the memorial cruise held a moment of silence at the time of the sinking. they also laid a wreath at the location the ocean liner went down. passengers do have ties of the victims of the titanic. it was the closest she ever felt to her grandfather. >> it is almost as though, while i was here, he was alive for me. and i can now, i can let it go. >> the member areial cruise is following the same route as the ill-fated titanic. it features the same music and food as the original voyage. >> these are the remains of coat and boot in the mud. officials say the way the clothes laid out makes the case that this is where a passenger came to rest. this is another picture of the

pair of boots at the site of the sinking. it struck an iceberg and sank. most of the people were third class passengers and men. taliban is claiming responsibility for series of explosions in afghanistan. it happened in kabul that is home to embassies and nato base. it was followed by fun fire. no word of any casualties at this point. voters will vote to fill gabrielle giffords seat. she announced she was stepping down to focus on her recovery. she was injured in a shooting that killed six people. former director ron barber faces no opposition. former vice-president den dick cheney made his first public appearance since his heart transplant. he received medical release to go to the convention yesterday. he thanked the pole especially

in the medical community who have kept him alive and he had a special message for one family. > >> i wouldn't have been able to survive and do everything i did the last 35 years if it hadn't opinion for some remarkable people. especially in the medical community but also most recently. obviously, i owe a huge debt to the family of the donor who made it possible for me to receive the transplant. chainy had his successful transplant and he had five heart attacks over the past 35 years. >> newt gingrich is responding to critics who want him to drop out. >> you are damaging the credibility of mitt romney. >> first of all, if he can't step to competition, he shouldn't be in the race.

that's silly. >> he made a pit stop yesterday in the hall of fame. and helped change a tire there. critics say he is well behind romney in the polls and four and a half million dollars in debt. >> occupy wall street has promised a lot of activity this spring. we are seeing the beginning of it right now. this is the spring a wakening. and -- a wakening. and objecting buyers organized the event tore the impact of wall street agreed. shake off the struggles of winter and set off a new protest set to last six months. most of the stay away orders have been overturned. they stem from this if protest at uc berkeley. 12 poem were ordered to stay away from the campus when not attending class. >> they face charges of resisting arrest, battery on a police officer. and obstructing public space. home foreclosures are down to a new report.

they said banks foreclosed on 9200 homes in the south bay and east bay last month. that is down for more than 11,000 homes. same time last year. number of homes sold by auction is down 50%. they showed banks are starting to rent back foreclosed homes to their former owners. next week, the 49ers break grounds on the new stadium in the bay. the team has some grand am biggests for it. 49 aves plan to bid on super bowl 50. that will be played in 2016. the santa clara stadium will be able to expand to 25,000 seats which is more than enough to meet nfl rules for a stadium. they are required to play two seasons in the venue before they host a super bowl. >> they are giving last minute tax filelers breathing room. >> april 15th is tax day. but the tax code said they can't fall on weekend or holidays and monday is

emancipation day in washington d consideration it celebrates the freeing of slaves. so this year. tax it is will be due on the first. tuesday. bay area pea party people protested. one woman said she is concerned about government's taking away citizen's property rights. >> that is one of our fundamental liberties in the country. and all of the totalitarian regimes in the past started by taking people tropical storm private property. >> organizers say it was important because it as election year. some big names are on the list of the 400 tax delinquents. one of the founders of cnet tops the list. they owe 10 and a half million dollars. nor big name.

lionel ritchie owes the government 1.1 million. and pamela anderson thoughs. 524,000. they require them to post their names and what they owe. tom petty and heartbreakers is looking for an information on a number of guitars stolen from them. they were reported from cullier city. they were offering a $7,500 reward leading for the return of the instrums. four bit tars were stolen including petty's 1967 rickenbacker, they are preparing to kick off the tour in colorado. finish line is in sight for a boy from benesha, why it will not stop him from taking on a 1 mile race this morning. as gray did start to the morning. looking at plenty in the afternoon. and warmer temperatures for some. take a look, coming up.

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. this morning in benicia. they are taking part in the run and there will be a 4-year-old boy named ollie, he will likely be the last person to cross the finish line and when he does, he will have accomplished a feat sure to inspire us all. >> 4-year-old ollie is a very determined little boy. he was diagnosed with cdg, your

genetic disorder that effects less than 500 people worldwide. >> it effects his muscle tone and makes it difficult for him to walk. poor balance. it is effecting his speech as well. >> reporter: his mother said the case is mild. in the past few years he has made remarkable progress. glasses improved his sight and thinks cal therapy helped his mobility. and his younger brother keeps him motivated. oliver tackled it for the first time last year. as you can see from the home video. >> yes. >> he was dead last and didn't care and didn't know any difference. and a lot of the soul tuner and race people stayed and cheered them on. and he got a ribbon. you can see how proud he was of himself. he didn't hesitate to go after the finish line again this

year. training for months with his walker. it is that spirit that inspires those around him and for the resources. and his parents say he makes them stronger and feels their belief that this race is just the beginning. >> oliver gives us so much hope and faith. he is a go getter. and it really helps. we have high hopes that he will walk one day. he is very motivated. that is one of the best things. >> well the 1 mile run starts in 90 minutes at 10:00 a.m. we have posted more information on oliver and cdg at a website. >> the training he was doing would and shame. and it as washout. >> great one for ollie, warmer air. we are waking up with overcast skies. >> we are mostly sunny and clear skies. and if you are in santa rosa. dealing with dense, patchy fog.

and by the afternoon. mostly clear. number it is warming into the 60s. few low 70s out there and the notice in the extended forecast. we remain persistent with that. and cloudy skies and slightly warmer on thursday. back to you. >> tornadoes in the midwest have caused the death of four people. several states are still understand the threat of severe weather. we are live in wichita, kansas with a look at some of the storm damage. mike? >> eric, what i can tell you, it is across the heartland and in the road. you can hear the buzz of chainsaws and you are looking at right now is tree that is knocked over by the force of the storm and the root system of the tree. picked up all the concrete and driveway. that's why the dodge caravan is just about tipped over. here in wichita, kansas, there were a few direct hits.

>> the boehe go company took a direct hit. and spirit systems and they had the skeleton crew on hand. they were able to get down in the basement. they are all okay. trailer park out here that took a direct hit. all the trailers were destroyed. and the people took the tornadoes seriously. they were all out and in shelters. >> it is happy to report no fatalities despite all the twister touchdowns across the state and few injury, eric. >> that is incredible. thank you, mike. >> all right. time now is 8:26. we are learning more about the man accused of killing a sheriff's deputy. what they found inside the home that led them to believe that he was prepared for a confrontation. we are on verba buena island where the coast guard is ready to start the search for the four missing sailors in the middle of the pacific. ♪

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to go out and rescue them from the sea. this one that left in the two california air guards are heading out to the area where the yacht accident happened. it is 26 miles west of the golden gate near the farallon islands. >> it left the yesterday to take part in the race around the farallon. several people were thrown over board. >> three people have been rescued by the coast guard. >> this is three of the sail errors being plucked from the ocean. >> there are four ears still missing. >> they are optimistic. they can find the sailors alive. >> they are scouring. the farallon islands which is a large area they are looking on rocks and seas. this is going to be hundreds of square miles searched. >> now, along with the coast

guard, as we mentioned, from the air guard out of the feel. they took part yesterday and in fact a spokesperson told me that the two helicopters just departed 20 minutes ago at 8:00. initially the photojournalist was going to get on board. this is here live. and this is the coast guard cutter pike. head out for the rescue mission and we have been informed that is not possible. this is a potentially very long rescue mission and could be out at sea for 24 to 36 hours. >> we are hoping to get more video from the coast guard. >> live at verba buena island. a tornado decimated an oklahoma town. it was part of a storm system that it produced several twisters and funnel clouds in northwest area yesterday. toppled trees and downed power lines. 29 people were injured.

five of them are in critical condition. >> tornadoes are stirring you mean trouble in iowa. a possible tornado severely damaged thurman a town of around 250 people. >> at least 75% of that town was destroyed. town officials and residents say the disaster was unlike anything they had experienced. >> next thing i know, the house was taking. and i could feel it lifting. >> it was over that quick. >> remarkably, there were no injuries or deaths in thank youman and they were -- in thurman. >> this was a crash near tennessee street not far from the waterfront. it rammed a tree, and street lamp and knocking down a fence in a lumber supply yard. >> they reached 100 miles an hour. the motorist whose identity is

not yet released. fled on foot and no word on what led to the pursuit of the suspect in the first place. >> now information is coming out regarding the standoff in modesto. ended thursday night when the billing where the suspect was holed up caught on fire. he was prepared for battle. he wore a balance lace particulars visit and police style radios. >> she shot it this during the standoff. >> i heard the gunshots. >> pulled the cop out. >> four policemen grabbed him and hard to watch. >> authorities have yet to release his identity. but property record indicate the place belonged to james ferrario. >> they were shot and killed while serving eviction papers. the body of the suspect was found in the burned out apartment building. it will be closed for several

more days as investigators sit through the crime scene trying to determine what caused the fire and if the suspect committed suicide. >> they have identified a suspect in a bar shooting that left one man dead. >> they are looking for leon. >> he is accused of shooting two men in a head at the bar and grill on parker road. >> one of the victims died at the scene and the second is expect expected to survive. >> what led up to a woman being hit and this is a regional train. it happened last night. she was lying across the tracks when the train hit her. they say she did appear to be alone. they closed down the area to investigate the accident. two women were injured. one of them critically in an accident. that happened along interstate 580 yesterday. she was driving a chrysler and the chp said she caught another woman riding in a the cherokee.

that collision is still under investigation. >> a search is under way into what caused a kitchen fire that displaced eight people. the fire broke out in an apartment on the 800 block of calhoun street yesterday evening. >> two children were among those displaced. no one was injured there. >> flammable items are damaged for the hayward homes. on vagabond lane. they say several flammable items were piled together in the entry way of the home. no one was hurt and one person was displaced by the fire. >> gun right activists are planning to make a stand at the council meeting. the caretaker at the park. he applied for a home occupation personal and the city is considering an ordinance that bans the residential city. >> they would chip away at the

constitutional rights. >> a potential strike could threaten the full semester. beginning tomorrow, they will begin voting on whether to give the union the power to call for a walkout. mediation failed to reach a collective bargaining agreement earlier this month. it includes pay, benefits and work load. the union represents 24,000 employees. coaches. counselors and librarians it runs through april 27th. they will hold demonstrations tomorrow. at san francisco and sonoma universities. a mri shows structural damage in his elbow as well as an issue with a ligament. they will seek a couple more opinions before making a final decision. it could include tommy john surgery. he had that procedure during college in 2003.

>> vogel sang will be in the next game. all the way to the bottom of the ninth. melky cabrera was up and should have been a force at home. can't hang on to the throw. emmanuel score answer the giants win in walk off fashion, 4-3. now on to the as. they will look to win the game with the mariners today. they took an early lead in the inning yesterday with gees must montero stealing a home. he comes through again to give them a 4-1 lead. that's how it ends. as they pitch eight scoreless inning and the as get shout out. sharks won't be coming home without a two game lead over the blues. 90 seconds into the game, sharks defenseman antially knocked the puck in his own net. there it goes in slow motion. hard to watch. >> not a good way to watch.

blues scored two more goaland sharks didn't score any. >> few of them were even beaten up in a brawl at the ends of the game. they returned to the game for game three tomorrow. good morning to you. looking forward to another good looking day. over the bay this morning, we have got gray skies. missouri of us with the clouds over head. dealing with mostly sunny skies. boy, are they blue if you have them. we will look at dense fog and santa rosa reporting down to petaluma. half a mile to a mile. along the coast. socked in with the fog and we are even looking at fog all the way into areas amp livermore. low clouds. san jose. at this time across the golden gate. and for the city of runners getting underway at this hour. >> already underway. >> notice we clear out pretty good. and the coast. if this is your destination for

today. could be partly cloudy. and hugging close to the coast. >> we have high clouds spilling in the ridge of high pressure. it is for the afternoon. partly cloudy to mostly sunny. a look at the sat teal light and view from up above. few sprinkles. this will be the pattern we see for the week ahead. it is building in. and fairly flat and take on the zonal flow. how it moves from east to west. north of where we will see the possibility of scattered showers for the most part the and the ridge of high pressure is going to keep the bay area dry. >> at this hour. >> santa rosa. and 46 walnut creek. low 50s in oakland as we slide down. and 46 san jose. few degrees warmer than what we felt. >> 24 hours ago. and winds not as strong as today. >> if you did have an agrees yesterday. it is going to be lighter. >> 54 for berkeley and 61 for

oakland and san francisco. mid to upper 60s over the north bay. 69 santa rosa as we slide south and we are looking at upper 60s and low 70s and 71 morgan hill. up along the peninsula. and for the coast. upper 50s. low 60s. between pacifica and half moon bay. it is expected and mostly cloudy skies. there is the extended forecast. how about partly cloudy and upper 60s and remaining through wednesday. even warmer on thursday. back to you. pope ben detective 16th is about to -- pope benedict xvi is about to have another birthday. this is the traffic on the san mateo bridge. still foggy and gray out there. people have to turn on their headlights. 8:40 on the clock. this is "mornings on 2". [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids?

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crashed down on a honolulu mountain side. it happened around 9:00. several homes were smashed and two are now uninhabitable. no one was hurt by the doled deers but they said it sounded like bombs were exploding. >> crews have managed to clear the mudslide. then monday morning in piedmont after the wet weather, trees and mud came down the hill and knocked downpour lines and clean up efforts were slow in order to protect the homes on the hill. they have also add add guardrail to the road in case of future slides. >> another earthquake off the coast of indonesia. >> no danger of a tsunami though. >> two pourful earthquakes triggered a tsunami watch last wednesday. >> north korea's new leader is not going to back down.

kim jon yun -- kim jund un made a speech. and today's speech touched on issues with the military strength and a pledge insuring citizens will not starve. he became leader last december when his father kim jong-il died. >> south korea hopes hard messages and hard cold cash will sway the government. people who defected gathered at the border. they sent balloons containing propaganda leaflets and they contain 20,000 leaflets. more dvds and they have launched numerous leaflets near the demillion tarrized zone. -- demillion tarrized

zone. they shelled the residential neighborhoods hours before u.n. peace observers are set to arrive tonight. three people have died from the shelling. they say the shelling came at a rate of six per minute. u.n. monitors will start inspecting the government tomorrow the and the opposition forces are accusing each other of violating the trust. iranian and western negotiators will meet on the 23rd for the next round of nuclear talks. this is a positive first step. they are considering lifting sanctions against tehran if it allows them more access to the nuclear program. >> 400 prisoners were freed from pack stab militants. this includes 20 that were described by police as very dangerous insurgent. they say the attackers had hand grenades. and once inside, they handed

t -after a two hour fight with the guards and setting fire to the prison. they all escaped. >> a patient a a south carolina hospital is facing charges of possessing explosives. hospital security officers called them after finding an explosive in the man's bag. it had a sealant top and gun powder inside. they were inside the home. the patient is understand god in the hospital and it is not clear why he was in the hospital in the first place. >> major thinning project is getting the go ahead. >> it is designed to reduce the threat of a major wildfire. >> it is covering much of the california side of the lake south shower. it is pending since 2004. >> it calls for the removal of trees and thinning of brush which can be seen as fuel for any fires. >> there is news of a deal to keep the historic sand at that

it crust mission open. >> it is one of the parks slated to close because of budget problems. understand the deal, they pledged to raise $45,000 a year to pay for ongoing operation costs. >> they will restore natural habitats in the area up to the earth day next week in the candlestick state park recreation area. they will remove weeds and they are working with the park foundation to restore natural habitats across northern california. >> all of those projects are about creating public access to the extraordinary places but also protecting them for future generations as well. people picked up garbage al look the shoreline area. the goal is to beauty and preserve the open -- beautify the open spaces.

>> this is a rescue effort led by the mexican navy. this rescue required nearly 200 people. 40 of which were navy personnel. some of them were pulling the whale back into the waves with boats. mexican officials say the 5-year-old whale injured its tail and was able to swing out to sea. >> in his traditional sunday blessing he asked for prayers and strength. as he celebrates two major milestones. tomorrow is his 85th birthday and thursday is his anniversary as pontiff. they are wondering if failing health will cause him to resign. they are supposed to resign if they can't help the duties of the office. some say he is showing no signs of slowing down. >> they are finishing the trilogien o the life of krys. he is not about to resign or

stand down at any time. >> there have been a handful of popes home to embassies and nato resigned. >> there are numerous documents and sanctions. he still wants to be pope. >> this is the new travel. >> former basketball player is accused of lying to congress. a mistrial was declared last july after prosecutors showed it is inadmissible. >> he is accused of lying to congress in 2008 when he lived into the use of steroid in professional baseball. clemons has denied using drugs. >> scary moments at a florida grocery store. >> what happened after a woman plowed into the store. outside the doors. it is cool, and calm. and for many of us. >> it is cloudy. what you can expect for your sunday coming up.

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. 10 people were injured tephra grocery store after a woman drove straight into the entrance. 76-year-old thelma wagenhoffer said she had no idea what caused her to drive through the store. she said it wasn't any type of mechanical failure on the store. >> how does a car drive through the front door like that. >> a 80-year-old man was

trapped under the car. and a baby was thrown. this helped change the lives of countless people this morning -- people this morning. >> he was a father, mother. a brother. >> business buddy. all in one. i am going to really miss him. all of us are. >> 53-year-old mark manning died last month. he spent years working with the tennis association and hundreds and maybe thousands of children. >> i asked the question, why so many kids at one time. >> he said they are not a bother. if i can make a difference in one of their lives. i have made a difference in the world. in a rough part of oakland, he transformed tennis courtses into a sanctuary. many of his tennis students went on to become positive influences in the lives of others like their former coach was for them. how much would you pay to spend a day with the jets juan

tim tebow. he had a golfing event in florida. it included bubba watson and an unidentified couple bid a thousand dollars for time with tebow. they will take him back to their hometown and meet with under privileged chirp. >> i wonder if he is good for 16 holes and then great for one and 1869 of. >> nice day to get outside. >> it is another comfortable day. few patches of the low clouds. hanging on. and right along the coastline. most of us will be partly cloudy and sunny. south bay. many spots waking up with blue skies and right there over the bay bridge and into the city. it is kind of soupy with low clouds and dense fog over the parts of the north bay. >> we do have a week on shore breeze and that is what happen helped bring in the clouds. low clouds.

and 52 in concord with clear skies. and 49 right now. in san jose. >> and 52 and going out to see the giants. bring a jacket and the low forecast for the afternoon. and the winds will be lighter than yesterday. still an afternoon breeze is expected. always a safe bet. >> bring a jacket if you are headed it into the city. >> extended forecast shows you little change in the way of numbers and the way of our pattern. we have partly cloudy skies and upper 60s and 70s and warmest day looks to be thursday. mid-70s and the forecast on thursday. >> back to you. josh google could face fines with investigation into street mapping service. federal communications commission proposed a $20,000 fine for the mountain view company. it will cooperate with investigators. they are looking to see whether

street view violated federal rules by storing and collecting date from encrypted networks. >> the fcc conclude td didn't violate the law. about 200 cars are being recalled by bmw, it says this is because of a circuit board that can over heat and cause a fire. it has 2011 and 2012 models of the five series. and the six series comfortables and seven series. x five and also included. the company says so far. no injuries. >> it is said to be the largest boat show on the west coast. it is all happening right here. strictly sales boat show going on at jacqueline square and it is more than 300 exhibitors and free sailboat rides. the show has something for everyone. it continues until 5:00 tonight. and admission is 15 bucks for

adults. >> the world's longest ocean yacht race. they watch from shore as the clip around the world started yesterday and it is all near the golden gate bridge. you can see early yesterday morning. there is mayor jean. she was there. i promise you. the boats are now making their way to new york. among them is the one hit with the giant wave. 400 miles southwest of san francisco and one of the rescued crew members was able to rejoin the race. >> new details this morning on the secret service agents in columbia. how the scandal might be growing. >> the search has resumed. people are still missing near the farallon islands. we will have a report for you. ♪

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we are right now -- coast guard crews testing their equipment preparing to take thinker ship -- take this ship out. and new video this morning of the damage left behind in oklahoma after a tornado killed at least five people. plus, san francisco firefighters rescue a woman from her burning apartment. those stories and more on the third hour of ktvu mornings on 2. complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu mornings on 2.

good morning and welcome to mornings on 2. it is sunday, april 15th. i'm eric rasmussen. >> i'm claudine wong. rosemary orozco joins us with a quick look at your forecast. >> we have fair weather on the way this morning. we are looking at mostly gray around the bay area, even dealing with patchy dense fog that will again to burn off in the next hour. we have high clouds will remain, temperatures will return to mildlike and we are looking at dry conditions as we head into the extended forecast. i'll break this down for you, show you what you can expect for your area coming up. >> thanks. the coast guard back out on the san francisco bay searching for four missing sailors. they were knocked off their boat yesterday by a powerful wave. ktvu's allie rasmus is live on verba buena island this morning where crews set out from this morning. >> reporter: one rescue boat already left, the second one preparing to head out any

minute now. the latest estimate about 30 minutes from now. the cutter pike the boat you're looking at will be headed out toward the farallon islands. the woman you're looking at, she is the captain, she is getting onto the upper deck of the boat and this boat should be heading out sometime in the next half hour. this coast guard cutter, the one that already left and two california air guard helicopters are on their way to the area where a yacht accident happened yesterday. it's 26 miles west of the golden gate near the farallon islands. the boat called the low speed chase left the san francisco yacht club yesterday morning to take part in a 58-mile race around the farallones. the boat was struck by several large waves, it hit some rocks, several people were thrown overboard. three people were already rescued by the coast garbled yesterday, three sailors on that yacht and this is video of them being plucked from the open ocean. one sailor is confirmed dead and there are four others still missing this morning and the coast guard says they are optimistic their crew can still find them alive. >> this is a -- this is still a

search and rescue mission, the coast guard and the international guard continue to have a belief there's a possibility of survival for these individuals and we want to give hope to the families and friends that are missing and the people. >> reporter: along with the ghost guard, there are two helicopters from the california -- coast guard, there are two helicopters from the california ghost coast guard helping with an aerial search. a spokesperson told me those two helicopters departed moffitt field after 8:00 this morning. coast guard representatives say the sea conditions are a little better today than yesterday. they are facing 6-foot waves on average out by the farallones as opposed to 10-foot waves yesterday. that should make the rescue and the search somewhat easier but visibility foggy and cloudy out here is a problem. 6 miles of visibility out in the open sea. again, you just watched the captain walk into the bridge, the upper deck of this coast

guard cutter that is about to head out. the crew members are on board, the engines running and this ship is getting ready to head out into the pacific. live at verba buena island, allie rasmus. a transmission error at 4:30 this morning cut off power to 3800 people in lake merit, china town. one of them was in fact our own photographer who got stuck in an elevator in his building while on his way to work. he was actually trapped inside for two hours. firefighters had to help get him out. he is okay and here at work. a tornado in oklahoma killed at least five people early this morning. want to show you new video from woodward, oklahoma where a tornado blew through that town in the middle of the night and turned dozens of homes into a mess of debris. it's all being cleared out by heavy equipment this morning. the mayor of woodward is just beginning to assess that damage. >> we have lost five lives and we have our hospital -- our

hospital has got 37 people and several of those are critical too. this thing comes in the middle of the night and it just -- it just caught us asleep. >> the mayor also said tornado sirens were working during the day yesterday but were apparently not working when that tornado hit around midnight. oklahoma wasn't the only state. twisters ripping through several states in the central part of the u.s. at least 10 swept through kansas yesterday and sirens did go off as those funnel clouds touched down in several communities. a state of emergency has been declared. this morning oakland police looking for a person they say caused a crash and then ran from the scene. around 3:00 this morning, police say a car came down the 580 off-ramp onto oakland avenue. they say it ran a red light and crashed into another car. then the driver got out and fled the scene. one person from the other car was taken to the hospital. police say both cars were

totaled. a man in custody after crashing his car during a police chase in san francisco. it happened just after 3:00 this morning near tennessee street not far from the waterfront. the vehicle rammed a tree, a street lamp and ended up knocking down a fence at a lumber supply yard. speeds during the chase reportedly went up to 100 miles an hour. the motorist whose identity had not been -- has not been released fled on foot but captured by san francisco police. there's no word on what led the pursuit in the first place. a woman in critical condition after an apartment fire in san francisco. firefighters say the blaze may have started in the kitchen there. the fire quickly went to two alarms and some 50 firefighters had to help put out those flames. when crews first arrived there, they were told someone was in the apartment and could not get out. >> the victim was deep in the fire unit itself. a fire block with a hose lead had to be used or put in place for the fire in the kitchen. they were able to contain that, get by the fire and make rescue

of the individual that was inside. >> the woman was taken to san francisco general hospital with critical injuries. a firefighter also suffered a small cut on the finger battling that blaze. the red cross is now helping displaced residents find temporary shelter and no word yet on a cause. a young girl in custody of child protective services after being found alone in the car feet from the bodies of a man and woman who were shot to death. now southeast police -- san jose police are investigating a possible connection between the child and the adults. the man's body was discovered at a shopping center on east capital expressway. the woman's body was just 20 yards away between two cars. >> the body was right here where we are standing. there's a mark. i think i saw the markings. the body was laying down here. i think the legs were this way and the face that way and had some blood on the face. >> police aren't commenting on the case except to say they believe the child is related to one of the victims. the names of the two people found dead are not being released until families are

notified. today president obama is wrapping up his visit to the submit of americas in colombia. the heads of 33 western hemisphere countries will take part in a traditional family photo. yesterday the president sat next to secretary of state hillary clinton during a roundtable forum. foreign leaders have criticized president obama for excluding cuba in the summit. last night everyone took a break from global politics and relaxed at a leadership dinner. people protesting the summit burned and trampled on the american flag. some 3000 demonstrators marched through yesterday chanting in spanish long live cuba. other protesters wore masks and carried signs about the closure of guantanamo bay camp. 11 employees had been placed on administrative leave and sent back to the u.s. for misconduct. they are special agents and uniformed officers not assigned

directly to protect president obama. the "washington post" reports five military personnel assisting the agents and staying at the same hotel may also be involved in the misconduct. the service members are confined to their quarters and asked not to have contact with anyone. scandal began when a prostitute began that one of those secret service agents did not pay her. good morning to you. good looking sunday in the forecast this morning. well, not so good looking in some cases this morning. plenty of gray. a blanket of low clouds filling into the bay area and holding this morning, we are expecting the burnoff by late morning. so partly cloudy skies, mostly sunny by the afternoon, and some areas along the south bay, inland east bay dealing with mostly blue skies and sunshine at this hour. above those low clouds we are mostly clear and if i back it up a little bit, easier to see the hinge of high pressure now building in right -- ridge of

high pressure now building in right along the coastline. once we get rid of the low clouds, we will be with the high clouds for today. but it won't be too bad. it's that filtered sunshine we get with the high clouds and along the coast lines, a few high clouds. this pattern is going to persist through the week. bring you through the next several days because this outline will show you exactly what i'm talking about. it's a monday afternoon and we've got that rain but it's to the north of us and this is where it's going to stay. ridge of high pressure pushing that storm track north enough to keep us dry. cape mendocino north, few scattered showers, but now tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, the storm track sticking to the north. we will be dry for the week ahead. upper 60s, low 70s with clouds in and out from time to time spilling over the ridge of high pressure. for today the morning clouds, partly sunny skies for the afternoon, slightly warm in some areas and again our

pattern going to remain dry. 52 degrees right now in oakland, 47 ins in santa rosa. upper 40s, low 50s down along the peninsula. and 50 degrees for livermore, 54 in con word cite -- concord right now. 61 in the city, where we are not going to see much of a warmup along the coast where we could be partly cloudy, even mostly cloudy. pacifica 59, mid-60s to -- in novato heading south along the peninsula, 68 redwood city. 71 morgan hill, upper 60s los gatos, upper 60s this afternoon expected this afternoon for santa cruz. monday, tuesday, wednesday into thursday warmer, mid-70s in the forecast. i'll have your lunchtime numbers for you coming up. and then take a look at this. a strong spring storm has brought rain and snow to the southern california mountains. this is mount laguna where many people took time out to enjoy

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cool, quiet, cloudy to start the morning. we will see sunshine for the second half of the afternoon. new this morning, the taliban is claiming responsibility for a series of explosions in afghanistan. it happened in the capital city of kabul in an area that is home to embassies and a nato base. there were at least 10 explosions and those were followed by gun fire. at this point no word of any casualties. this morning taliban militants, though, broke into a pakistan prison and able to free close to 400 prisoners. those include at least 20 that are described by police as very

dangerous insurgents. police say the attackers used explosives and hand grenades to get into that prison and then once they were inside, they headed to the section where the death row inmates are held. now, after an hour fight with the guards and after they set fire to that prison, they were able to escape. today marks the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the titanic. to honor the occasion, passengers of a memorial cruise held a moment of silence early this morning at the time of the sinking. they also laid a wreath at the location the ocean liner went down. some of the passengers on the cruise had ties to the victims of the titanic. one woman says it was the closest she has ever felt to her grandfather. >> it's almost as though while i was here, he was alive for me and i can now -- i can let him go. >> the memorial cruise is following the same route of the ill fated titanic. the 12 night journey features the same music, food and entertainment as the original

voyage. this is a picture of the remains of a coat and boots embedded in the north atlantic mud. officials say the way these clothes are laid out makes a case that this is where a passenger came to rest. the picture was taken in 2004 but just released to the public. and this is another picture of a pair of boots at the site of the sinking. more than 1500 people lost their lives when the titanic struck an iceberg and anchorage -- and sank. most of the people were third class passengers and men. in the race for the white house, newt gingrich is responding to critics who want him to drop out. >> g.o.p. argues you're damaging the credibility of mitt romney, you're destroying his chances. >> first of all, if he can't step up to the competition he shouldn't be in the race. that's silly. >> gingrich made a pit stop yesterday at the nascar hall of fame in charlotte, north carolina and helped change a tire. critics say he is well behind romney in the polls and is 4 1/2 million dollars in debt. on tuesday southern arizona voters will narrow down the

field of candidates fighting to fill congressman gab conservative -- congresswoman gabrielle giffords' seat. she was injured in a shooting last year that killed six people. on the democratic side, giffords' former district director ron barber faces no opposition. jesse kelly is leading the pack for republicans. former vice president dick cheney made his first public appearance since his heart transplant. he received last minute medical clearance to return to his home state and speak at the wyoming republican state convention yesterday. the 71-year-old began by thanking people in the medical community who have kept him alive. he also had a special message for one family. >> i wouldn't have been able to survive and do everything that i did these last 35 years if it hadn't been for some remarkable people, especially in the medical community, but also most recently, obviously, i owe a huge debt to the family of the donor who made it

possible for me to receive that transplant. >> cheney had his successful transplant three weeks ago. he has had five heart attacks over the past 35 years. the government is giving last minute tax filers a little breathing room. normally today, april 15th, is tax day, but the tax code says tax deadlines just can't fall on the weekend and they can't fall on holidays either and monday is emancipation day in washington, d.c., a holiday that celebrates the freeing of slaves. this year a couple extra days for you. taxes are due on tuesday, april 17th. tea party rallied in san francisco in protest of taxes. dozens of people attended. one woman said she is most concerned about the government taking away citizens' property rights. >> property rights are one of our fundamental liberties in this country and all of this totality rejeeps in the past -- regimes in the past have started by taking people's

private property. >> organizers say yesterday's event was especially important because it is an election year. big names are on the list of california's 500 biggest tax delinquents. one of the founders of cnet tops that list. halsey minor owes 10 1/2 million dollars. another big name, lionel richie. the singer owes the federal government more than $1 million in unpaid taxes. bay watch star pamela anderson owes 524,000. the tax board is required by law to post these people's names and what they owe. bay area home foreclosures are down. that's according to a new report. foreclosure radar says banks foreclosed on almost 9200 homes in the south bay and east bay last month and that's down from more than 11,000 homes in the same time last year. the number of homes taken back by lenders or soldier at -- sold at auctions is also down by more than 50%. the report also shows banks are starting to rent back foreclosed homes to their former owners. "occupy wall street" has promised a lot of activity this spring and we are seeing the

beginning of it right now. they are calling it the spring awakening. dozens of people showed up at new york central park yesterday afternoon to show support for the movement. occupiers organized this event to educate people on the impact of what they call wall street greed, shake off the struggles of winter and kick off a new season of protest set to last about six months. most of the stayaway orders against occupy cal protesters have been overturned. 12 people were ordered to stay away from the campus when not attending the class. they still face hearings on charges of resisting arrest, battery on a police officer and obstructing a public space. tom petty and the heart breakers offering a reward for their stolen guitars. it was reported on thursday. on its website the band is offering a no questions asked $7500 reward for information leading to the return of their instruments.

at least four guitars were stolen including petty's 1967 1967 rickenbalker. 88 years after his death a civil war soldier finally been laid to rest. peter naff fought for the army. he died in 1924. his remains were cremated but nobody claimed them until recently. that's when the wife of a relative researching the family tree tracked them down. then nap was given a proper military funeral. >> kind of amazing to have, you know, them all there. >> foyer years later to be able to do this for him is just really awesome. >> knapp was the youngest of 13 children and the last to die. he was buried next to his wife. your time now 9:22 and the cherry blossoms are in blue. we are going take you to san francisco and all the way to washington, d.c. as people celebrate springtime. another mild day expected around the bay area.

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the 45th annual northern california cherry blossom fest call continues today in -- festival continues today in san francisco. festival goers enjoyed delicious japanese food, listened to music and browsed through the many retail stalls there. crowds also gathered to watch martial arts displays. this is a celebration of spring,organizers say this. >> when the cherry blossoms bloom we all want to get together and celebrate spring. >> the cherry blossom festival also being held next weekend. the nation capitol's, the annual national cherry blossom festival parade was held yesterday. marching bands from across the country performed and singer marie osmond served as the honorary grand marshal. the parade celebrates the pink pedaled cherry blossom gift which was a gift from the u.s.

to japan a long time ago. 1000 people taking part in the 10k and 5k this morning. but a 4-year-old boy has his eyes set on the 1 mile race set to start in just a little over 30 minutes. oliver vasques has a rare condition that affects his ability to get around but he's been training for months and will use his walker to make his way to the finish line today. we saw a little fog this morning but a nice day to get out there and enjoy it, rosemary. >> springlike weather in your forecast for your sunday. and the springlike pattern also means low clouds and that's what we are getting this morning around the bay. burning off later this morning. partly cloudy skies by lunchtime, upper 50s near the coast to widespread 60s for the bay and inland and then into the afternoon another mild day. if you're going out to play on the great highway there for sunday streets, upper 50s to low 60s, partly, maybe mostly sunny skies. we do expect a few patches of low clouds to hug the coast all day long. the extended forecast there, widespread 60s to near 70

degrees in most cases for the afternoon, high clouds in the forecast for you today, sun and clouds monday, tuesday, wednesday and into thursday, notice not a lot of change going on, 40s in the overnight hours, upper 60s to low 70s in the forecast in the afternoon. mid-70s expected on thursday. back to you. a warning for people in sonoma county, the scam officials want you to watch out for. and we are learning more about the man accused of killing a sheriff's deputy and a lock smith in modesto. what police say they found inside the suspect's home that led them to believe he was prepared for a confrontation.

right now the search continues for four sailors missing after a boat accident in the san francisco bay. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm eric rasmussen in today for mike mibach. just in the lastly five minutes the coast guard launched a second rescue boat in an effort to find those four people. they were knocked off their boat by a large wave yesterday during a race around the farallon islands. three other sailors were rescued, a fourth person was also recovered but was pronounced dead. the coast guard is launching boats from verba buena island this morning to help with the search for the missing sailors. allie rasmus has been following their efforts all morning long. she will have another live report for us coming up at 9:45. a tornado in oklahoma has killed at least five people this morning. this is the type of violate weather people in oklahoma have been dealing with. a storm chaser caught this

multivortex tornado on video near cherokee, oklahoma yesterday. five deaths and several injuries reported in the town of woodward. the mayor of woodward said tornado sirens were working yesterday but apparently not working when the deadly tornado hit. tornados have been stirring up trouble across the midwest and plains this weekend. in iowa a possible tornado severely damaged thurmond. the emergency management director there says at least 75% of that town was destroyed. town officials and residents say that disaster was unlike anything they had ever experienced. >> the next thing i know, the house was shaking and i could feel it lifting and it was over that quick. >> remarkably there were no injuries or deaths reported in thurmond. the victims of a mass murder in san francisco laid to rest this morning. the bodies of five people were found in a house across the street from city college last month. four members of the lay family

and a family friend will killed by blunt force trauma. today's funeral procession will begin in san francisco and conclude at a cemetery. we are told san francisco mayor ed lee and city supervisor are expected to attend the service. the 35-year-old suspect is being held on $25 million bail. and right now volunteers are continuing the search for missing teenager ciera lamar. sheriffs crews have been focusing on two reservoirs near the 15-year-old's home. dive teams have been looking for any clues about her disappearance. but so far the underwater search has turned up nothing. until 1:00 this afternoon volunteers 18 and older can check in at burnett elementary school in morgan hill. new information about the suspect in the modesto standoff. that 11-hour stalemate ended thursday night when the building was suspect was holed up in caught fire. police, though, say he was prepared for battle. he wore a vest, had several weapons, a gas mask and radios.

a neighbor showed a cell phone video she shot during the standoff. >> i heard the gunshot back and forth. >> they pulled the cop out, four policemen grabbed him and dragged him out and just hard to watch. >> authorities have yet to release the suspect's identity but property records indicate the place belonged to james ferrario. two were shot and killed while serving eviction papers. the body of the suspect found in the burned ruins of the apartment building. the area is going to be closed for several more days to residents because investigators are still sifting through that scene trying to determine what caused the fire and if the suspect committed suicide. police in fairfield identified a suspect in a bar shooting that left one man dead. officers are looking for 24- year-old alex leon. leon is accused of shooting two men in the head during a fight at perk's place bar and grill which is on parker road. it happened wednesday night and one of the victims did die at

the scene. the second, however, is expected to survive. police say leon should be considered armed and dangerous. two women were injured, one of them critically in a car crash in castro valley. it happened yesterday. the chp says a woman driving a chrysler cut off the other woman who was driving a jeep cherokee. both vehicles hit the center divide. a kitchen fire displaced eight people in san jose overnight. that fire broke out in an apartment on the 800 block of calhoun street around 5:30 yesterday night. two children were among those displaced. no one was injured but the cause of that fire is still under investigation. flammable items are being blamed for this fire that damaged a heyward home. the hayward fire department sent us these pictures of the blaze yesterday morning on vagabond lane. investigators say several flammable items were piled together in the entryway of that home causing that fire. nobody was hurt but one person has been displaced. gun rights activists are promising to pack tuesday's pinole city council meeting.

they will be there to support k. robert miller the caretaker at pinole valley park. he has applied for a home occupation use permit to sell firearms but the city is considering an ordinance that would ban the sale of guns in residential areas of the city. gun rights activists say this ordinance would chip away at their constitutional rights. north bay residents being warned about potential door to door scams. the district attorney's office says some crooks are asking people to donate to bogus charities. this happens sometimes after disasters like tornados and earthquakes. always ask for the charity's name, address, phone number and written information about its programs. legitimate organizations will provide that information very easily. also police say to reject high pressure sales pitches by shutting the door or hanging up the phone. fall classes at the 23 california state universities might not open on time. faculty will begin voting tomorrow on whether to authorize their union to call for a strike. mediation failed to reach a collective bargaining agreement earlier this month. some of the sticking points

include pay, benefits and workload. the union represents 24,000 employees including professors, coaches, counselors and librarians. the online vote runs through april 27th. faculty will hold demonstrations tomorrow at san francisco and sonoma state universities. 9:35. unfortunately the san jose sharks not coming home with a two game lead over the blues. 90 seconds into the game, a sharks defense man accidentally knocked the puck into his own net. if that wasn't painful after watching, show it to you again in slow motion. blues scored two more after that and the sharks didn't score any so it was a shutout in st. louis 3-0. the sharks return to san jose for game three tomorrow. they are just getting started. brian wilson could be out for the season. an mri on friday showed some structural damage in his elbow as well as an issue with the ligament. the giants say they will seek a couple more opinions before making a final decision. that decision could include tommy john surgery, something

he's pham with -- familiar with. wilson will had that proceed in college in 2003. giants go for a sweep of the pittsburgh pirates. last night's game went down to the bottom of the ninth. bases are loaded. hits a grounder over to the shortstop but the pirates' catcher can't hang onto the throw. the giants win 4-3. the oakland as will look to win their three game series with the mariners today. in the sixth, montero comes through again with this two run double to give the mariners a four run lead and that is how the game would end. seattle pitches eight scoreless innings and the as get shut out 4-0. good morning to you. mostly clear over san jose, partly partly cloudy skies up along the coastline. we've got mostly cloudy skies inside the bay. depending on where you're at, you're either dealing with

sunshine or plenty of gray. take a look at what's going on here, stormtracker 2 showing you we are broken up over the north bay areas over santa rosa. visibility now between half mile and a mile. so good news there. that will continue to improve. inland east bay mostly clear skies in some areas. walnut creek, lafayette, areas around concordia and then -- concord, palo alto in the south bay dealing with partly mostly owes mostly sunny skies. at skies -- dealing with mostly sunny skies. 52 redwood city. most of us slightly warmer than yesterday. 54 in concord right now, benicia looking at mostly clear skies, partly cloudy, napa mostly cloudy, 52. we will continue to watch this clear out, it will be burning off late morning, early afternoon. take a look here, 9:00 or so, pretty widespread in some

cases, pulls backs, burns off about noontime, dealing with mostly clear skies. we are expecting high clouds to stick around today. that spilling in over the ridge of high pressure that's building and i do suspect along the coastline there will be areas that don't clear most of the day. 3:00, and we are still watching the low clouds off the coastline. if you're heading out maybe to sunday streets for today, bring along the jacket. you may need it. the wind not going to be as strong as yesterday but an afternoon breeze. we've got the clouds in place this morning, partly sunny to partly cloudy skies for the afternoon, slightly warmer in the afternoon and our dry pattern going to continue, even that slight possibility of maybe some rain on wednesday, not going to happen. ridge of high pressure will remain in place keeping that storm track to the north. going to see the giants today, 61 degrees, 1:05 is your game time, partly cloudy skies, winds five to 10 to maybe 15 miles per hour or so. sitting in the low 60s for most of the day. into the afternoon right about 4:00 or so, maybe heading home, upper 50s to low 60s expected

in the city. the afternoon highs for today in the city, 61, 65 in oakland, mid to upper 60s for the north bay, 70 degrees expected this afternoon. inland east bacon cord, 69 livermore, 69 san jose and most of us will be a few degrees warmer than yesterday along the coast we are expecting continues very similar to what we felt on saturday, and subtle changes in the forecast from here on out. we will be warmer on thursday. back to you. >> thanks. north korea's knew leader made his first televised speech. we just watched a u.s. coast guard cutter ship leave the docks. let's take you outside right now. there's a look at the bay bridge this morning. you can see upper and lower deck moving along just fine this morning. we did talk to -- there are no major problems to report on

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farallon islands and right now the coast guard is searching for four sailors who are still missing. ktvu's allie rasmus slave at verba buena island -- is live at verba buena island where the second boat just left. >> reporter: one coast guard boat left early this morning, the second one departed the dock here at verba buena island 15 minutes ago. the coast guard karatter pike is -- cutter pike is headed out to the farallon islands. the sea conditions are better today than yesterday. search crews will face 6-foot waves out in the open ocean versus the 10-foot waves they had to deal with yesterday. but visibility is poor this morning, fog and low clouds are giving search crews out in the water just 6 miles of visibility. now, they are headed 26 miles west of the golden gate near the farallon island but that's where the accident happened. the boat left the san francisco

yacht club yesterday morning to take part in a race around the farallones. the boat was struck by several large waves. it hit the rocks and several people were thrown overboard. now, three people have already been rescued by the coast guard yesterday and this is video of those three sailors being plucked from the open ocean. one sailor is confirmed dead. but again, there are four others who were on that boat during the accident who are still missing. this morning the coast guard says they are optimistic their crew can still find the sailors alive. >> but they are scouring the farallon islands, which is a large area. they are looking on rocks and on sea at the actually island. it's going to be hundreds of square miles searched. >> reporter: now, along with the coast guard, there are two helicopters from the california air guard out of moffett field who are also helping with the aerial search. they were helping yesterday afternoon and they headed back out this morning. now, again, the search for these four missing sailors continues today. this is their first full day of

searching, the coast guard and the california international guard are involved. ktvu will have updates on this story throughout the day and our later newscasts and of course on ktvu.com. live at verba buena island, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. a section of -- it happened friday morning as a result of the recent wet weather. crews say trees and mud came down the hill knocking out powerlines and blocking the road. they say cleanup efforts were slow in order to protect the homes on the hill. they have also added a guardrail there to the road in case of future slides. recovery efforts underway after boulders came crashing down in honolulu on a mountain side there. that happened last night around 9:00 p.m. several homes were smashed and at least two are uninhabitable. no one injured by the boulders but residents did say it sounded like bombs were exploding in their neighborhood. in today's news of the world, north korea's new leader 345eud his first televised speech since taking power.

kim jong-un spoke during what would have been the one hundredth birthday of his grandfather. today's speech touched on issues including north korea's military strength and a pledge insuring citizens will not starve. he became leader last december when his father kim jong il died. south korea is taking to the skies to encourage means north koreans to -- calling for the end of the succession of dictators. propaganda materials contained 20,000 leaflets, 300 dvds and 1000 u.s. $1 bills. a fragile cease fire in syria on even shakier ground this morning. hours before u.n. observers are set to arrive tonight, at least three people died from the shelling and rebels say the

shelling came at a rate of six per minute. syria's government and opposition forces are accusing each other of violating the truce. negotiates will meet on may 23rd for the next round of nuclear talks and both sides called yesterday's meeting in turkey a positive first step. the u.s. is considering lifting some economic sanctions against tehran if it allows inspectors more access to its nuclear program. another strong earthquake has hit off the coast of indonesia. officials say there is no danger of a tsunami after the 6.2 magnitude quake. there have been no reports of injuries or damage. two powerlines earthquakes of 8.6 and -- powerful earthquakes triggered a tsunami watch last wednesday. civilians to come to the aid of a 12-ton whale. this rescue of the 24-foot long whale required nearly 200 people, 40 of which were navy personnel. some of them were pulling the whale back into the waves with

boats. mexican officials say the 5- year-old whale injured its tail during the beaching but was able to swim out to sea after being pulled into the water. jury selection begins tomorrow in the new trial of roger clemens, the former major league baseball is accused of lying to congress when he said he never used performance enhancing drugs. a mistrial declared last july after prosecutors showed jurors evidence that had been ruled inadmissible. clemens is accused of lying to congress back in 2008 when he testified during an investigation into the use of steroids in professional baseball. clemens has denied using drugs. the u.s. forest service has one final approval for a major thinning project at lake tahoe. that project set to begin this summer is designed to reduce the threat of a major wildfire. it is going to focus on a 10,000-acre area covering much of california side of the lake's south shore. that project has been pending since 2004 and it calls for the removal of trees and the thinning of brush which can be seen as fuel for any fires.

news of a deal to keep the historic santa cruz mission open for the next three years. the mission was one of the 70 state parks slated to close on july 1st because of budget problems. under the deal a local group pledged to raise $45,000 a year to pay for ongoing operation costs. people are teaming up to restore natural habitats in the bay area in the runup to earth day next sunday. dozens of volunteers spruced up this community garden. they built new plant beds and removed weeds. pg&e is working with the california state parks foundation to restore natural habitats all across northern california. >> all of these projects are about creating public access to these extraordinary places but also protecting them for future generations as well. >> in oakland, people picked up pieces of garbage along the water in the martin luther king, jr. regional shoreline creating a habitat for birds and other wildlife there. the goal to beautify and

preserve these open spaces. a local man who helped change the lives of countless young people in east oakland is being remembered this morning. >> we were the best of friends. >> he was a father, a mother, a brother, business partner, buddy, all in one, and i'm going to really miss him. all of us are. >> 53-year-old mark manning died last month. he spent decades working with the united states tennis association and hundreds, maybe thousands of children. >> i asked the question why so many kids at one time? he said if i can make a difference in one of their lives i can make -- i have made a difference in the world. >> manning's friends say many of his tennis students went on to become positive influences in the lives of others, just like their coach was for them. some scary moments at a florida grocery store. what happened after a woman crashed right through the front entrance. low clouds have spilled into many parts of the bay area this morning. but we are looking at partly

cloudy skies, mostly sunny for your sunday afternoon. giving you a live look at some of that sunshine there. we will take a look at what you can expect coming up.

the florida highway patrol investigating why a woman crashed into this grocery store injuring 10 people. 76-year-old thelma waggenhoffer says she has no idea what caused her to drive into the store and police say it was not caused by any type of mechanical failure on that car. >> you cannot believe that something like this could happen. i mean, how does a car drive through the front door like that? >> witnesses say an 80-year-old man was trapped underneath the car and a baby was thrown across the store. the florida highway patrol is again investigating that crash. the world's lightningest ocean yacht race now resumed. spectators watched from shore as the 10th leg of this year's clipper round the world started yesterday near the golden gate bridge. early kwre69d morning -- yesterday morning oakland mayor sent off the fleet. the boats are now making their

way to new york. among them is the one hit by a giant wave about 400 miles west of san francisco. one of the two rescued crew members has actually rejoined the race. and it is said to be the largest all sail boat show on the west coast. the strictly sail pacific boat show is going on in oakland with more than 300 exhibiters, 100 seminars and free sail boat rides, the organizers say the show has something for everybody. the sail boat show continues until 5:00 this evening. admission is $15 for adults. next week the 49ers will break ground on their new stadium in the south bay and the team has grand am bigs for it. the 49ers reportedly planned to bid on super bowl l, that is going to be played in 2016 in the santa clara stadium will be able to expand to 75,000 seats which is more than enough to meet nfl rules for a super bowl stadium. teams are required to play two seasons in their new venues before they can host a super bowl. how much would you pay to

spend the day with new york jets quarterback tim tebow? this weekend he hosted his second annual celebrity golf tournament in florida. that event included masters champion bubba watson. during an auction an unidentified couple bid $100,000 for tebow's time. they will take the quarterback back to their hometown to meet with underprivileged children and that money raised will go to tebow's foundation. the "hunger games" enjoying another weekend at the top of the box office. since its debut march 23rd the movie hasn't left the first place slot. have you seen it yet? >> no, not yet. >> on friday the "hunger games" brought in 6.5 million on pace for a $20 million weekend. in second place was the three stooges. the cabin in the woods and american reunion and titanic 3d rounded out the top five. >> i think you took your wife. in just about an hour, sunday streets will begin in san francisco. people will be running, walking and riding their bikes along the great highway and through golden gate park.

the event ends and the streets will open again at 4:00 this afternoon. sunday streets happen one sunday every month until october and it looks foggy out there in that video from the last time at sunday streets. it may be like that for a while until it starts off? >> most of us will be mostly clear, partly cloudy for the afternoon. rides there along the coast, we could continue to see the low clouds. by noontime, upper 60s into the low 50s. 59 degrees expected for pacifica. who will hit 71 in areas around morgan hill, concord expected to hit 70 today, upper 60s near santa rosa, napa and then subtle changes in the forecast there. we are going to remain dry, fairly mild. storm track will remain to the north and clouds our way from time to time but we are not looking at any rain at this point. thursday looks to be even warmer. so 75 degrees in the forecast for thursday. >> nice to kind of put it on

cruise control after this past week we had. >> we could use a break. >> thanks, rosemary. that is our report for this morning. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. >> be sure to join ktvu for our next newscast which is at 5:00 and of course we are always here for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu and you can always connect with us on facebook and twitter. thanks for joining us. have a great sunday. when i take a picture of this check, it goes straight to the bank. oh. oh look the lion is out! no mommy no! don't worry honey, it only works on checks. deposit checks from your smartphone with chase quickdeposit. just snap a picture, hit send and done.

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