someone sets fire to an suv in this oakland neighborhood. why -- why people were forced to evacuate who lived nearby. it's been one month since a morgan hill teenager disappeared. new developments in the search for sierra lamar. "mornings on 2" begins right now. well, good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. it's monday, april 16th. a car engulfed in flames forced the evacuation of an east bay apartment building. it happened on the 5500 block of foothill boulevard in

oakland. firefighters struggled but finally extinguished the intense fire. alex savidge has pictures you will not see anywhere else. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning. the suv was parked here. the flames, so hot, they melted the back part of that car that was parked right next to it. the flames also forced people to evacuate this apartment. neighbors woke up around 2:00 and they ran outside to safety. the good news, no one was hurt in the fire which broke out on in the 5500 block of foothill boulevard. this appeared to be a chrysler pacifica crossover suv and investigators believe it was intentionally torched. part of the reason they believe that, this fire started in the cabin of that suv and it didn't start in the engine of the car. investigators figured that out once they pried open the car of the -- the hood of the car. now, investigators are trying to figure out who set fire to

this suv and why they did it. right now it's unclear who owned the suv. right now, police are still trying to figure out the owner of the suv and who set it on fire this morning here in oakland of the we're live in oakland, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, alex. 7:01. happening now, firefighters in san francisco are mopping up from an early-morning fire at the house of prime rib in a dumpster. firefighters say the fire extended into a second-floor area. firefighters are working to keep water out of the restaurant. the problem has made worse by a broken water line. no one was hurt and the cause of the fire is unknown. 7:02. in petaluma ative source battle has -- a divorce battle has led

to a deadly tragedy. you can see tara moriarty is at the scene. what do you know, tara? >> reporter: well, friends kell us that kim conover was being stalked by her husband. they say she was seeking a divorce, she was trying to get away from him and she came here to her divorce attorney's office. what she didn't realize is kevin conover was here, parked across the street, armedded with a gun -- armed with a gun. yesterday afternoon, police say kevin conover shot kim conover in front of her divorce attorney's office and he then turned the gun on himself. the attorney witnessed the entire murder-suicide. friends say it's particularly tragic because the couple had young twins together. "what began in a place of love

ended in a nightmare seen only in the movies." kim has two teenaged daughters from a previous marriage. she grew up in petaluma, graduated from high school here. she was a second grade teacher at meadow elementary school. we're headed there in a few minutes to try to get reaction from the teachers. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. a 17-year-old now in the protection of cps after their parents are found dead. this happened on the east capital expressway saturday morning. their daughter was found unharmed in a car a few feet away. the police have not released the name of the man or the woman nor any details of the shooting. some city leaders in san francisco are expressing concern that a plan to allow california pacific medical

center to build a new hospital could drive up costs. it would create 1500 jobs. mayor lee supports the plan. but some city supervisors are questioning whether the hospital will pass on some of the $2.5 billion construction costs to patients. congress is looking into the secret service scandal that surfaced during president obama's trip to colombia to the summit of the americas over the weekend. several lawmakers say they want an investigation into the allegations of secret service members inviting prostitutes to their hotels in advance of the president's arrival in colombia. coming up at 7:5, how the scandal -- 7:15, how the scandal came to light. more bay area children may soon get a ride on muni. muni will vote on tomorrow whether to approve this controversial idea. right now, only kids understand 5 can ride for free -- under 5 can ride for free.

some say that should be extended to 17 years and younger. this trial program would last 22 months and cost about $6.5 million. muni already has a $20 million budget deficit. all right. it is 7:05. we want to check in with sal and see how things are moving on this monday morning. >> hello there. while traffic continues to move along well, as you drive around the bay area, it's not all that great here at the toll plaza. but that's typical and to be expected. there are no major problems here. also looking at interstate 880 northbound, that looks good so far driving up past high street. we've been looking at the livermore valley commute. this traffic here is now affected by a crash on westbound 580 near airway boulevard. i want to let you know that traffic is going to be a little bit slow in this area. kind of a troubled commute. had a bunch we'll let you know shakes up but coming in off the

altamont pass, this crash is near portola. minor injuries but a big traffic jam. let's go to steve. good morning. high clouds, patchy cloud. it will be mostly sunny today. the system that's moving in and giving us these higher clouds is definitely focusing most of its energy to the north, unlike last week, it was a flip-flop. eureka city didn't get much rain. we did. this week it will an different story. mostly sunny, some fog and high cloud. highs upper 50s, low 60s. just too much of a wind. maybe a push, i went 175 here. although this week does look dry, it does look much, much warmer toward the end of the week. you can see where everyone is lining up to the north. so cape mendocino north, there could be some rain. for us it's the westerly breeze or west-southwest. people ask me this all of the time, it's the direction coming from the west, all over san

pablo bay. 40s on the temperatures or very, very low 50s. a lot of 40s. mainly they've been stuck due to these higher clouds. highs today, 60s to a few 70s. there will be some in the santa clara valley. this time of year, it doesn't take much. you will probably notice it on sunday in the -- in the sun. high pressure says i'm coming in in a -- in a big way. but until then, mostly sunny to partly sunny. and then fog, temperatures will be cooler by the beaches. but not bad. os, 70s -- 60s, 70s. we'll go 65 berkeley and hayward at 66. a little warmer, santa clara valley, 36 fremont. on the coast, 60s, low. mid-60s south. san francisco, much of the peninsula but redwood city, mountain view, we'll go 60.

a little cooler on tuesday except for a few high clouds, everything says sunny side up. and then a cooldown starts on sunday. >> thank you, steve. 7:08. the razor gets ready to do battle with knbr. the big name involved in dispute involving the recently- fired host. how this photo could send pippa middleton and her friends to jail. and the new twist involving ross mirkarimi and the location of his wife and son.

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well, some patchy fog, higher clouds but overall, mostly sunny, partly sunny today. 60s near the coast and around the bay. but some upper 60s, low 70s inland. looks like a much quieter week compared to last week. we're following developing news from the u.k.

london's gatwick airport is now back open after a virgin atlantic flight made an emergency landing there. the gatwick airport is now open after an emergency landing had to be made. investigators say the emergency was due to some type of technical problem on board the jet. the plane landed safely t was -- safely t was headed to orlando, florida when it turned back -- safely. it was headed to orlando, florida when it turned back. the airport was closed for 90 minutes this morning when the flight had to make the emergency landing. pippa middleton is at the center of a police investigation after her friend pointed a gun at a photographer. take a look at this picture, right in the middle of the picture there, you can see what looks like a gun. the sun reports middleton was riding in a car with three male

friends when the driver aimed what appears to be a pistol right at the photographer. the incident happened over the weekend in paris, where there's been a lot of tension following a series of shootings. middleton and her pals could reportedly face arrest and jail time even if it turns out that gun was a fake. 7:12. president obama is demanding a thorough and rigorous investigation into the prostitution scandal that surrounds the see vet service agent during his -- secret service agents during his trip to colombia. alison burns has more. >> reporter: the head of the committee is making the rounds on morning tv. he says he's kerred that these allegations -- concerned that these allegations against the secret service represent a pattern of inappropriate behavior. now, president obama who arrived back at joint base andrews overnight. the story breck on the trip

that secret service agents there were accused of hiring prostitutes. it allegedly happened at this hotel before the president's arrival. >> if it turns out some of the allegations that have been made in the press are confirmed, then, of course i'll be angry. >> reporter: one of the progsty suits stayed past 7:00 a.m., which is against the policy. that's -- prostitutes stayed past 7:00 atm which is against the policy -- a.m. which is against the policy of the hotel. 11 agents have been placed on leave while the secret service investigates. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news in norway, the right-wing extremist who confessed to killing 77 people pleaded not

guilty to criminal charges saying he was acting in self- defense. this is new video of 33-year- old anders breivik. in court this morning. as soon as his handcuffs were removed, he lifted his arm in a closed fist salute. about 30 minutes ago there was a moment of silence at virginia tech university, as part of a day of remembrance. five years ago today, a student shot and killed 32 people on campus before turning the gun on himself. each anniversary since the massacre classes have been suspended on the campus but this year, students will attend class to honor the victims. 7:15, the debate between two candidates for an east bay area congressional seat now includes allegations of bribery. pete stark is claiming fellow

democrat took hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes from a real estate developer. now, swalwell is denying the accusations. the nba is asking for a copy of those very disturbing audiotapes in pro football's bounty scandal. this concerns intentionally hurting other players in exchange for money. you can hear greg williams urging his team to hurt several 49er stars during the playoffs. the targets include alex smith and frank gore. williams is facing an indefinite league suspension. fired sports star host, ralph barbieri, is getting ready to do battle with knbr.

knbr abruptly dismissed him last week. now he's hired a prominent san francisco attorney. she's already issued a press release saying barbieri was wrongfully terminated due to accusations he was late to work. knbr issued a press release of its own saying he violated the basic terms of his contract. the wife of ross mirkarimi may extend her visit to her native venezuela. "the chronicle" reports that there's negotiations. a family court judge allowed lopez to take the couple's 2- year-old son to venezuela to visit her sick father. mirkarimi's refusal to allow his wife to return to swen venezuela sparked the allegations against him. boulders crashed down a

honolulu mott side and -- mountain side and several homes were damaged. some of them are not liveable. one of the boulders was the size of a small car. >> all i heard was wood breaking and the whole place shaking. >> one really big rock, about 4 feet in diameter, came within inches of hitting a resident lying down and just resting. look at these pictures. a boulder ripped through a carport roof and rolled across the street and hit another house. four good samaritans helped rescue a man that was hit and rolled into a creek. all of this happened yesterday in denver, colorado. police say the man was unconscious. he was submerged under water. now, witnesses ran in, ran over there, knocked out the windows, but couldn't free the man from

his seat belts. firefighters arrived and they were able to get him out. he's now recovering in a hospital. by the way, police cited the driver of the other car in that crash. it is 7:18. the future of some popular waterslides in pleasanton will be discussed at a public meeting tonight. the water slides are part of the shadow cliffs regional recreational area. but the east bay regional park says the slides will be closed this summer. that's after inspections reportedly revealed the need for major repairs. it is likely that brian wilson will have what's called tommy john's surgery keeping him out for the rest of the season. an mri on friday revealed problems with his right elbow. he's getting one more professional opinion and then a final decision is expected by the end of the week.

yesterday, wilson -- wilson hinted that he has been feeling pain in his elbow by a couple of years. wilson says he has complete confidence that he will be back pitching by this time next year. certainly sad news after losing buster posey. >> and the season just started. >> yes. 7:19. well, no rainy days on monday today. we're looking out the window. it looks like we're gonna have another beautiful day. steve paulson will be here to tell you how long the weather will last. 49ers set for groundbreaking on their new stadium in just a few days. good morning. if you are driving on 237, westbound, you can see some stop-and-go traffic. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay area. weather.

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the 49ers are due to break ground on their new stadium on thursday. the team wants to host a super bowl soon. reports say the 49ers want to host super bowl l. the bidding process starts this summer. the host site could be announced next may. >> that would be pretty cool to have the super bowl here in the bay area. let's check in with sal. i'm sure you wouldn't find covering that. >> i wouldn't find mind it at -- i wouldn't mind it at all, now that you brought it up. 237. i tell you what, 237 will get a lot of use if and when they do build the stadium in santa clara. you its -- it's already slow in

the mornings. you can look at more slow traffic if they start to play games there. 880 is the not slow near the oakland coliseum as you drive north. this is the bay bridge toll plaza. it's been steady and slow for the last hour or so, hour and a half. this is westbound for about a ten-minute delay. once you make it onto the bridge, it looks good. you are probably saying, well, this is nothing like it was last week and you would be right about that, right, steve in. >> that's correct. >> i have no idea what you said but that's correct the hockey playoffs, turned really nasty. game 3 tonight. we do have some higher clouds coming boy mainly to the north. there are some patches of fog as well. but overall besides a westerly breeze or southwesterly breeze. 40s near 50.

temperatures will rebound. system still digging into the north. you get to mid-april. it doesn't take long. so partly sunny to mostly sunny. a few high clouds. some patchy fog but overall, 60s to mid-60s coast and bay. upper 60s to a few low 70s inland. i did go 75 in inland. big jump up in temperatures. big jump up in temperatures is on the menu. a tragic accident has really stunned the bay area sailing community. we have sad new information about the sailors missing along the farrallon islands. it was one month ago when a south bay teen went missing. we'll tell you about the some em ceremony her -- solemn ceremony her family plans to hold tonight marking that anniversary. and cleaning up after

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...and got 9 orders of tacos, 4 seasoned curly fries, and 7 real ice cream shakes. so who drove us home? (jack) i did. whoa... why are you still here? he dared you to eat my keys. why didn't you call a cab? he dared you to eat my phone. heh heh. [muffled phone ringtone] 7:28. family and friends today are marking one month since morgan hill teenager sierra lamar disappeared. ktvu's allie rasmus joins us live from outside the volunteer search headquarters where there will be an emotional gathering tonight. allie? >> reporter: well, this is burnett elementary school behind us in morgan hill. this has been the headquarters to find 15-year-old sierra lamar. she was last seen a month ago

today, on march 16th. and organizers are always looking for more volunteers. in is where at 6:30 later on today, friends and family of sierra lamar will gather for a balloon release and prayer service. family and friends of the missing teen want to keep the community here involved in the search and they don't want people heretofore get about their missing daughter. in the past week hundreds of, have been looking for -- hundreds of volunteers have been looking for her. they haven't reported any evidence of an abduction or crime. last week, divers combed through the murky reservoirs. so far they've not found any signs of anything significant connected to the case. the sheriff's office has so far

received 1400 tips from people calling in and e-mailing reporting to possibly seen the missing teenager. but so far, none of those tips have panned out. the family continues to maintain hope and they are having the vigil at burnett elementary. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. it is 7:350. the bay area -- it is 7:30. the bay area sailing community after a race ended in disaster. 46-year-old marc kasanin died in the accident and four others are missing and presumed dead. they are alexis bush, alan cahill, jordan fromm and elmer morrisey of ireland. the coast guard did rescue james bradford of chicago, brian chong of tiburon and nick voss of sonoma. they competed in the farrallon

race. the only female member, alex is busch -- alexis busch, tweeted. >> alex busch was my brother's soulmate. i've never seen the two come together like they did into one entity. she was gonna be my sister. the coast guard took this video of other crew members being rescued. they have no plans to resume the search. some crew members were training for the america's cup. they wore life veasts and all weather gear but nothing insulated enough to withstand fridgeid water -- frigid water overnight. we'll go to the memorial set up

for the sailers -- coming up. police found a victim outside of a popeye's fast food restaurant at 7 oth and international -- 7 oth and inter-- 70th and international late last night. investigators found several bullet casings. the victim was taken to highlands hospital. he's expected to survive. well, a warning this morning to smoe ma county people about -- sonoma county people about possible scams for donations for charities. district attorneys say you should always ask to see the name, address, phone number and call the charity, and pint out if the -- clarity and find out if they know about this solicitation. do not give out cash. 7:32. people in the midwest and

plains states are returning to their neighborhoods to survey the destruction left behind by a series of weekend tornadoes. here's more. >> reporter: this is the first time anyone has gotten a look at this oak lawn neighborhood of wichita kansas, the tornado that hit here is estimated at an ef-3. that means the winds were between 136 and 165 miles an hour. what you are supposed to see with that tornado, structures that are intact but structures with significant damage like this one with the walls blown out. this tornado really appeared to skip across the neighborhood. you have a lot of damage on this particular street. two streets over. the houses look almost fine which includes all of the houses, including all of the houses a couple of feet over, all of this debris the stuff picked up by the funnel cloud

and just sandblasted everything within the reach of the funnel cloud. one other thing i want to point out to you, you may remember after hurricane katrina, this is an indication that this structure has been searched. we know here in kansas, there were no fatalities as a result of these tornadoes. it's really remarkable with 120 tornados that were spotted, only one of those tornadoes caused fatalities and that's in oklahoma and all of the fatalities what we're hearing from emergency crews anyway are the result of people who didn't get to a shelter. didn't get to a basement or a prebuilt storm shelter. these are people who didn't heed the warnings or have any where to go. of all of the people that heeded the warnings, no one was killed. tori? >> all right. mike tobin joining us live. thank you. 7:34. back here at home, california

state university employees are threatening to walk off the job. now, during the next two weeks, they will be voting online whether to authorize a two-day strike. their union represents 24,000 professors, librarians, coaches all across the campuses. the sticking point we're told includes pay, benefits and work loads. rallies will be held today in san francisco and sonoma state. the blame game has started after a deadly day-long gun bat until afghan hamid karzai claims nato for allowing taliban militants to enter the city of kabul and you launch the attack -- kabul and launch. attack. coming up, a live report on the

capital's situation. janet napolitano visits san jose state university and will hold a meeting about higher security and extending hiring. this is her -- video of her visit last year. happening right now, there is a road in el cerrito that's closed -- see all that? a mysterious hole has opened in the middle of the street. it's a small one. the camera is zooming in. you can see what we're talking about. this is on eureka avenue in pomona. authorities have it closed off so they can figure out what it is. there are concerns it could grow bigger if cars continue to drive over it. right now, we don't know the cause of it, but you saw the hole and you see what's blocked off. the repairs are expected to start today.

that looked like more than your average pothole. there have been a lot of poet holes around, dat dat potholes around which happens after rainy weather. let's check in with sal. >> the live pictures are looking pretty good. driving up to the caldecott tunnel, not a bad commute. 680 nearby from walnut creek to alamo and danville, not too bad. a little bit of coninvestigation but i would say it's not stop and go. moving along and taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, already beginning to see some signs of improvement here. it has been a steady and slow ten-minute delay before you make it onto the bridge, except if you are a carpooler. traffic does move well onto the bridge. again, we've been looking at the altamont pass. look at all of the red on the aim ta month pass -- altamont pass. that's because of a crash on puerto law. things are getting a -- puerto

low. things are getting a -- portola. things are getting a little bit better but people are still stuck on the altamont pass. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. a few high clouds out there. they will thin out. they are starting to already. a little thicker up to the north bay. some patchy fog. it will be mostly sunny, partly sunny. and temperatures inland will where up. by the -- will warm up. now, last week, the jet stream was right over your house and mine. we had the rain, it was crazy busy. up near shelter cove. nothing too heavy but that's where the storm track has moved. it looks like it will stay there until next week. there are signs that will come back next week. mostly sunny, high clouds, still a westerly breeze in place. west-southwest fair feefld. west 10 at sfo along with some of the low clouds. so you get the onshore push

heading out to the deltaer 40s, oakland, hayward, the city is at 49 officially. everything stays to the north. a few high clouds continue to push through between now and wednesday. but after that, a system will deepen into the gulf of alaska. temperatures will warm up big time by the end of the week. faud, mostly sunny. partly sunny to the north. a lot of those higher clouds -- the tail end of that front kind of dragging across. low to mid-60s. i went warm out there towards antioch and brentwood. >> warmer towards gilroy. saratoga in there with cupertino. half moon day, daly city. tomorrow slight cooldown, then we start a warmup on wednesday

and we really kick that into higher gear. thursday and friday. that's an 80-degree temperature. warm on saturday. cooler on sunday. tori? >> thank you, steve. 7:39. we have an update on a story we first told you about on friday on "mornings on 2." a 4-year-old boy who has trouble walking because of a rare disorder has completed a one-mile race. oliver was one of more than 1,000 people who took part in the benicia education run yesterday. he suffers from cgd, a rare genetic disorder, that affects fewer than 500 people worldwide. but that didn't stop him from crossing the finish-line with his walker. >> oliver gives us so much hope and faith and he's -- he's a go- better. we have high hopes that he will walk one day. he's very motivated. that's one of the best things. this isn't the first time allie has crossed the finish line.

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surprisingly song increase in retail sales last month, despite gas prices, retail sales were up 8%, suggesting businesses are more hopeful about sales. citi is reporting a profit.

the bank noted more customers are repaying their lines on lines -- their loans on time. best buy has announced it is closing two bay area stores. one in east palo alto, the other in pittsburg. they are among seven stores shutting down in california and 50 across the country. the struggling electronics chain has been losing business to online competitors in recent months. starting next year, the u.s. government will no longer mail out paper checks for benefit programs including social security. people who receive government benefits will have to get payments electronically, either through direct deposit or through a debit card for those without a bank account. hamid karzai is blaming a nato intelligence failure for allowing an attack in afghanistan to happen. our reporter is joining us

live. he's in kabul with the details. muhammed? >> reporter: well, dave, this assault on central kabul in this very heavily fortified part of the city close to the presidential palace lasted for over 18 hours yesterday, well into this morning. we heard loud explosions throughout the day and night. rpgs being launched into buildings where insurgents were holed up. we know the british embassy, the german and russian embassy and i.c.e. headquarters were all together targeted -- were all targeted in this attack which raises questions about how they were able to get into this part of the city. this is the city referred to as the ring of steel. president karzai came out with a statement in which he claim

blamed the intelligence failure not just on afghan forces but nato. and that brings into question who really is in charges here. afghan security forces were supposed to be in charge of security in kabul, but with these questions and with the fact that president karzai is blaming nato for intelligence failures, it just goes to show many questions still remain about who exactly is in charge about the security situation here in afghanistan. dave? well, look a this. this is syria. a cease-fire between government and rebel forces is supposed to be in effect. however, human rights effects accuse the other of fighting. officials arrived in damascus last night. 7:46. the u.s. senate is scheduled to

vote today on president obama's proposal to increase taxes on millionaires. but it stands little chance of passing. under the so-called buffett rule, people making more than a million dollars a year would pay at least the percentage of income intacts as middle class families and taxes could not -- would not go up for those making less than $50,000 a year. president obama says a survey found that two-thirds of millionaires support the proposal but that more support is needed from republicans. starting today, the -- in 2010, voters approved a bond measure after the school board promised a tax rate of $60 for a $110,000 assessed value. that's the same homeowners have been paying. now the district wants to raise the rate to between $89 and $110. tonight's forum will begin at

6:30 at riverview middle school in bay point. 7:47. later this year, pg&e will begin a three-month project to study earthquake faultlines on the california central coast. the gel is to help pg&e to estimate -- the goal is who help pg&e estimate the location and -- is to help pg&e estimate the location. pg&e will conduct a study from september to december. in san francisco, emergency planners are now working on plans for taking care of pets. if there's a majorearthquake in the city. now, the -- major earthquake in the city. they are promoting a no pets left behind policy. that means rescue crews will be edge couraged to bring their animals with them if they are forced to evacuate their homes.

the burlingame city council meets tonight to take up a hot button issue. it involves cell phone towers. an angry group is fighting the decision to give the company the green light to put up new cell phone towers in commercial areas of the city. they say the company has never proven there is really a gap in wireless service and the group is calling for more regulations. 7:49. a santa clara man, back in jail after escaping from a prison camp. and boston marathon is underway. the reason some runners were asked to sit out this year.

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camp. justin harden is serving time for spousal abuse and was set to be paroled next year. a body burning on the sidewalk. it happened yesterday morning in altadena. a man walking in the area said he saw something burning and realized it was a body. the victim has not been identified. the homicide detectives were called of the investigation continues -- called. the investigation continues. thousands of boston marathon runners are racing towards the finish-line. because it's so hot in boston, a lot of runners are not participating. temperatures are expected to reach the high 80s in the afternoon. the finish line will stay open an hour longer than normal so run escan take it slower than

expected. the san jose sharks are getting ready for game three of their first round playoff series against the st. louis blues. it's at 7:00 tonight at the hp pavilion. the sharks won game one but the blues tame back and tied up the series on saturday. game 4 is thursday in san jose. the series will then move back to st. louis on saturday for game 5. all right. 7:53. obviously, there will be a lot of traffic down there near the san jose rink where the sharks will be playing. let's go to sal for a look at the commute. >> i wanted to let you know there is a new to us, anyway, accident, caltrain, it runs in san mateo, as know, it's the northbound train that struck a pedestrian at hayward park. now it's being reported as a fatality. i think i may have someone on the phone that will tell us more about this. but caltrain has stopped in the

area. let's quickly move along to other shots here. westbound bay bridge, that's a 10-minute delay getting into san francisco. across the bay and down to san francisco, northbound 2 0 traffic. >> that looks pretty good although it's getting crowded getting up to highway 17. let's go to steve. all right. thank you, sal. mostly sunny. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy the farther north you go. also picked up a little bit in the fog bank. it's getting that time of year where we have to mention coastal fog. upper 50s. lows, 40s and 50s. there's our system. there's not a lot to to. but a lot of toes -- a lot to it. but there's not a lot to it. it's a dry pattern. mostly sunny. patchy fog, high clouds but slightly warmer away from the coast. it will be warmer for all by the end of the week. mostly sunny here although again more clouds up towards

the north bay. 60s or very, very low 70s. maybe a -- maybe a little bit warmer out towards antioch. peninsula all over the place here. tomorrow will be a little cooldown as the system moves through. we'll start to rebound on wednesday at least for this time of year compared to where we've been. thursday, friday, saturday looks good. another cooldown the -- starts on sunday. a real close call on the b.a.r.t. tracks. one man's protest that almost caused a tragedy. >> reporter: we're live in petaluma where a popular second grade teacher is shot and kim wood her own -- killed by her own husband. find out how the teachers are coping with the tragedy. a car fire so large, it caused evacuation. ♪

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can i try yours? good morning. welcome back. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. >> it's monday. it's april 16th. topping our news for you at 8:00 -- in petaluma a divorce battle has led to a deadly

tragedy. police now investigating a murder-suicide that happened right outside a downtown law office on keller street. ktvu's tara moriarty is there now with details about what happened. tara? >> reporter: well, students are starting to arrive at meadow elementary school with very heavy hearts. all of the parents have been notified about mrs. conover's murder. she was a popular second grade teacher here and the staff says she will be missed. friends say the 43-year-old kim conover was being stalked by her husband, kevin. she went to her attorney's office trying to make a clean break. kevin was waiting for her across the street. police say he shot and killed her on the sidewalk and then turned the gun on himself. police say it's particularly tragic because the couple had twins together. at her school, teachers are also grappling with the tragedy. >> highly requested teacher, loved by everybody. this morning we are -- grief counselors are coming in to

meet with all of the kids and their parents to gather this morning to help the kids wet through -- get through this tragedy. >> she always had a smile on her face and the point was her children. that was her concentration. as a person, she was a very loving and beautiful woman. >> reporter: now, kim also had two teenaged daughters from a previous marriage the she grew up in petaluma. graduated from high school here in 1988. friends say she was living at her parents' house and kevin was having a difficult time with the divorce. one friend who saw kevin saturday night said he gave no signs of ever doing anything this drastic but now the community is dealing with this loss. back to you. >> thank you. a 17-month-old san jose girl is in child custody after her parents were found dead. police say a man shot his ex- girlfriend and then shot himself on saturday right in the pal of -- parking lot of a

shopping center -- shopping center on the capital expressway. their daughter was found in a car unharmed a few feet away. police are not releasing the names nor have they given out any other details about the shooting. a frightening scene unfolded at a san francisco b.a.r.t. station. a man named michael jumped on the tracks. these photos were given to us by a nonprofit group, mission local. michael announced he was ocking the tracks because he was -- occupying the tracks because he was tired of sleeping on the street. the police jumped on the tracks and took michael into custody. some city leaders in san francisco are expressing concern that a plan to allow california pacific medical center to build a new hospital could drive up health costs. construction workers have rallied in support because of the 1500 jobs it would create

and mayor ed lee supports the plan but some city supervisors are requesting whether the hospital will pass some of the costs onto patients into a new report shows there are long delays before wounded troops receive disability benefits. returning soldiers must wait an ank of 313 days before a -- average of 313 days before a decision is made on disability claims. the report shows of the nearly 60 vnklth a. offices around the country, the oakland branch is the slowest. it has ongoing claims dating back six years. woer's following overnight -- we're following overnight news from oakland. arson investigators now searching for whoever set a dangerous car fire. this happened on foothill boulevard. this is a story you will only

see on two. our news camera was on the scene moments after that car burst into flames. in fact, the flames were so big, it forced the evacuation of a nearby apartment building. luckily, no one was hurt. investigators say they have plenty of evidence that fire was intentionally set. also we now have images of that dumpster fire set outside of the house of prime rib in san francisco. look at this. viewer tim hill cam chewed this -- captured this picture of the frames that -- flames that started this morning. no one was hurt. however, firefighters say the fire extended into a second floor area before it was able to be put out. they are now working to keep the water out of the restaurant itself. the problem was made worse by a broken water line. we have made calls to see whether the restaurant will be

open today so far we don't . so far, we have no answer. a copyright trial between oracle and google. oracle sued google claiming the android software infringes on on their software. oir raw kell is asking for $1 billion in damage the. jury selection began earlier and the trial is expected to last ten weeks. the federal government is accusing google of hindering an investigation into the search engine's popular street mapping plan. google has been fined $25,000. the fcc says the company willfully and repeatedly violated orders stemming from an investigation into whether dpoogle -- google picked up -- into whether google picked up

sensitive information. tonight, cal tran crews will shut down one lane of the

doyle. let's check in with sal on the commute. >> i want to update you on the train situation. the train hit and killed someone near the north station. caltrain runs parallel, sort of, to the 101. caltrain service will be delayed for all trains but northbound trains are still stopped. southbound trains are running again. it's just a matter of time before the coroner comes to pick up the body, again, in san mateo near the hayward park station. but this will be delays for the caltrain system because of this incident. >> let's go to 280 northbound. letting -- getting a little slow coming up into the valley. also a little bit slow trying to get airport on 8 0 north and the morning commute at the toll plaza has been steady and slow. it's about a ten-minute wait. a very happy monday morning. looks like a mild, quiet week.

we have high clouds. if you can just hold on by the end of the week, it may be our first 80-degree temperature of the season of the that's what it's looking like. near -- not 8, 80. fog, sun, clouds. tomorrow morning clouds. partly sunny but then by wednesday we'll start to see high pressure move in. the system is just giving us a westerly breeze. also a few high clouds, but mostly sunny. it's an onshore wind west- southwest. it's a delta breeze.

we do get a little bit of patchy fog. mostly sunny to partly sunny. a little warmer, especially inland. i don't think too much by the coast. it's a dry pattern this week. mostly sunny, mild to warm. some of the temperatures, 60s, mid-60s. i did go 66 oakland, castro valley, 68. san ramon, 72. 74 in gilroy. 70 in milpitas. san jose at 71. too much in the way of a west wind and fog on the coast. low 60s, half moon bay, daly city. a little cooler for everybody on tuesday. and then everything starts to turn around and then the high pressure will kick in. it will hold into saturday and then a pretty significant cooldown starts on sunday. a very important warning for san francisco property

owners. why there could be trouble in just a couple of weeks. into a secret service scandal involving agents and prostitutes. how congress is responding. and then this -- they are just too cute for words. we'll tell you the story behind this picture.

good morning. traffic is going to be busy if you are driving on highway 4. we just had a car lose a wheel.

there is a little bit of a backup to keep you a little bit slow coming into concord. thank you, sal. 8:11. the bay area a -- the bay area sailing community is dealing with loss of five valued members. one die and four others are still missing and presumed dead after their boat crashed into the rocks at the farrallon islands. we're live where a memorial has been set up with alex. alex? >> reporter: after scowferring five hours of ocean off the coast, the coast guard has call odd of -- coast guard has called off their search. they were all from the san francisco yacht club. hit by two large waves near the farrallon islands on saturday. one sailor has been confirmed dead, marc katz-- marc

kasanin, an artist. the others presumed dead, alan cahill, jordan fromm, elmer morrisey and alexis busch. the only woman on board. she's actually engaged to one of the people rescued, nick voss, seen walking into the san francisco yacht club last night on crutches. we talked to his sister of the she's heartbroken. >> alex busch was my brother's soulmate. i have never seen two people come together like they did into one entity. she was gonna be my sister. >> reporter: the coast guard managed to rescue three sailors on board the boat. all of those missing sailors

who were thrown overboard were wearing life vests and also wearing all weather beer of some kind. this was supposed to protect them from the elements. but according to the coast guard, it's unlikely at this point, that all of the -- with all of the time they spent in the watt, with all of the -- water, with all of the gear on, they would likely survive the temperatures. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. the first of four congressional hearings gets underway looking into claims of wasteful spending by the general services administration. the gsa is under scrutiny for spending more than $800,000 of tax payer money for a conference in 2010 at a las vegas resort. the head of the gsa western region who organized the conference is refusing to testify voluntarily and has been subpoenaed to appear. fund-raising is at the top of the agenda for both president obama and presumptive presidential nominee, mitt

romney. earlier it was announced that president obama raised $53 million for his campaign, the democratic party and other campaign-related funds last month. he's scheduled to campaign in michigan this week. first lady, michelle obama, and vice president joe biden will also hold events throughout the country. the next primes are next tuesday in connecticut, delaware, new york, pennsylvania and rhode island. and mitt romney will campaign in north carolina and pennsylvania. there's new word that he's tapped beth myers to be his adviser for his search for a vice president. this is one more sign that romney is moving toward as the presimtion -- presumptive nominee. members of congress are concerned that more agents could be a secret service sex scandal that overshadowed president obama's weekend trip to colombia. alison burns is live in our

washington, d.c. newsroom with how the agency is responding. >> reporter: eleven agents are on administrative leaved a the secret service is promising a full investigation. he says he will be angry if the ail galtses prove to be true. he wants a rigorous investigation into claims that secret service agents and some military personnel brought prostitutes to their hotel in colombia last week before the presidential arrival. the concern is that president obama's security could have been compromised and he's hearing -- considering hearings about it. >> it will be about how did this happen and how often did this happen before. things like this don't happen once if they didn't happen before. >> reporter: darrell issa also says he's concerned so-called wheels up, wedding rings off parties are the norm after presidential trips but a former agent went on cnn to tee -- to

defend the agency. >> you are talking about 10, 11 people out of to uses of people -- thousands of people. i believe it was an isolated incident. in my 21-year career, this was certainly not the norm. >> reporter: none of the agents allege lid involved in the -- allegedly involved in the scandal were part of the elite detail that protects the president. alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. at that summit of the americas over the weekend, president obama announced that a free fade a-- free trade agreement between the u.s. and colombia will get into -- will go into effect next month. the u.s. agreed to the trade. it was contingent on labor unions being protected. labor leaders say say there's still a poor level of violence. by supporting thousands of u.s.

jobs and helping to aggrieve my goal of -- achieve my goal of doubling u.s. exports. >> under the terms of the deal, more than 80% of products exported from the u.s. will become duty-free. tad chevron will try to recoup millions of dollars in tax payments to contra costa county. the company is appealing its tax bills for 2010 and 201. chevronchev -- and 2011. the company was ordered to pay an additional $27 million in taxes. 8:1. well, this morning -- 8:18. well, federal prosecutors get another chance of trying roger clemens on perjury charges. the trial is expected to last

several weeks. roger clemens is accused of lying to congress during a 2008 hearing on the use of ster roys in major league baseball. last year, the judge declared a mistrial after it was previously ruled admissible in court. san francisco police are warning some property owners board up your properties to prepare for more occupy takeovers. earlier this month, police arrested dozens of protesters who took over an empty building on turk street. the "examiner" reports there's talk of another takeover of ray can't properties on may 1st. building owners are being encouraged to board-up windows. they were literally sitting ducks if it weren't for the chp. check this out. this is photographs of some of the tiniest and cutest animals

they've ever saved. they were saved while tries -- while trying to cross a busy highway. drivers are warned to look far ahead and be prepared. a new survey shows that one in five adults never uses the internet. kind of hard to plage but pew -- imagine. but pew project found that half of those who don't surf the web don't think it's relevant and a waste of time. 8:20. well, some big news if you are

buying or selling a house. what the experts are saying now about the bay area's housing market. also -- it's a beautiful spring day in the bay area. steve will return to tell us what's expected this week. and major problems for caltrain this morning. we've had a pedestrian struck and killed by a train near the hayward park station. these are live pictures from newschopper2. we'll let you know what happens here straight ahead. ♪

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good morning. right now we have delays on caltrain as you can see, newschopper2 high above the station here, hayward park. the trains are stopped. as a matter of fact we just saw a picture of one of the trains up the tracks here at a complete standstill earlier this morning about 45 minutes to an hour ago. northbound train number 215 struck and killed a pedestrian near the hayward park station in san mateo. all trains have come to a top. now, some southbound trains may be getting through. but northbound trains are not. as a matter of fact, we just saw a tweet from caltrain. they say they are not gonna let any trains leave the san francisco station and head south. this is a developing situation. it's gonna be big delays and caltrain on the peninsula. you may want to make other arrangements or give yourself plenty of time. let's go back to the desk.

>> thank you, sal. 8:24. the real estate market is, once again, starting to boom in san francisco. receiptors say the -- realtors say the boom in the silicon valley is the key to the housing market recovering. shuttle buses from san francisco to companies like google, applele and facebook -- apple and facebook have become big selling points. >> i've seen houses going for like $1.5 that i thought were $2.5 because it's literally right there near goog -- near google. 8:5. let's go back to sal. i know you are watching the whole commute but you are focusing on what's happening on the trains in hayward. >> that's right. we're gonna have another update on this fatal train accident. it's a train accident that

stopped caltrain near the hayward b.a.r.t. station. another update is coming up. as you mentioned, we're also watching the busy commute. there's 880 northbound. all of a sudden we have slow traffic getting up to the -- getting up to the high street exit and beyond that. this morning at the toll plaza, steady and slow, about a ten- minute delay, no problems here. if you are taking caltrain, caltrain is severely delayed because of a crash between a ped and a train. a train struck and killed a pedestrian. we do have traffic on 101 begying to get a little bit -- beginning to get a little bit heavier on the bayshore. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. mostly sunny, partly cloudy skies to the south. tail end of a system dragging to the north. it will still be a mostly sunny day. temperatures, though, reflective of the system. if you are near the coast, that's an -- there is an onshore push. inland will you -- inland, you will be the benefit of warmer weather. everything was going right over

us last week. now it's going up and over us. as it heads up to oregon. inland, 70s. maybe a few, sun, clouds, mild today, a little cooler and then wednesday everything starts to turn around. high pressure builds in. it will last saturday and then a cooldown starts on sunday and then maybe some rain early next week. 8:27 an overnight miami at one of great britain's largest airports. now we're hearing about injuries. it was one month ago today that a south bay ten went -- teen went missing. now the family plans to mark this day with a solemn anniversary. [ girl ] my mom always tells me:

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my mom likes it, too. newschopper2 over a train accident in san mateo. this morning, northbound train 215 struck and killed a pedestrian near the hayward b.a.r.t. station. san mateo police and the coroner are on the scene. one train is being allowed through very slowly here. but they are -- but there are major delays to the entire caltrain system. northbound and southbound trains are delayed. stay with ktvu. we'll have another report coming up. it's now been one mon since the disappearance of sierra lamar in morgan hill.

allie rasmus is live with more. >> reporter: behind us is burnett elementary in morgan hill. this closed-down school has been the headquarters for the volunteer search efor the to find sierra lamar. you can see from the sign -- search effort to find sierra lamar. and as you can see from the sign, they are always looking for more volunteers. there will be a balloon ceremony and vigil to mark the one-month anniversary of sierra lamar being missing. in the past two weeks hundreds of people have gone out to look for clues in her disappearance. so far, volunteers, however, have not found anything connected to the investigation. it was one month ago that 15- year-old sierra disappeared on her way to catch the bus to school. sheriffs suspect she may have been kidnapped but so far they've not reported any evidence of an abduction or

crime. they took their search to the murky waters. so far, no sign of anything significant connected to the case. the sheriff's office has so far received more than 1400 tips and calls from people contacting them thinking they may have seen sierra lamar. but so far none of those tips have panned out. the but the family of sierra lamar is planning to gather here tonight for the prayer service at 6:30 this evening. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. new this morring, oakland police are now investigating a kidnap and sexual assault. the victim says she was walking in the area of lakeshore avenue and boden way around 3:00 this morning when a man drove up and forced her into his car. officers are not saying much about the case.

witnesses say they told investigators they heard the victim and suspect yelling before they tossed her into the vehicle. state officials are trying to stop the spread of a disease spreading that they believe may have come from grapefruit on a backyard tree. the disease keeps the fruit from ripening and has devastated crops in florida and brazil. an insect carries the disease. this could threaten california's $2 billion citrus anniversary. 8:33. normally tax time is april 15th which was yesterday. this year you have until midnight tomorrow to file state and federal returns. you get the extra time this year because april 15th fell on a sunday. today is emancipation day in washington, d.c. marking the occasion when president and -- when the president and ala

hamlin coin -- abraham lincoln signed this law. >> i think we're just as busy as we were last year, particularly this last week. if people owe money, they tend to wait. >> well, many tax preparers have extended their hours through that deadline. however, most bay area post offices will not be extending their hours this year. the only branch offering extend hours are the main offices in oakland and san jose. they close tomorrow at 10:30. officials say with most taxes being -- taxes due tomorrow they will wait until the last

min. people are picking up -- last minute. people are picking up after the tornadoes. sandra endo joins us from woodward, oklahoma which was hit particularly hard. sandra? >> reporter: that's right, tori. the cleanup effort is well underway. you can see the seen the devastation left behind behind that string of deadly tornadoes over the weekend. now people are left to pick up the pieces which will certainly take days and week to come. >> from texas to minnesota, it was a weekend for wild and violent weather. the small city of woodward oklahoma suffered some of the worse devastation. >> i got a big gash. they stitched it up. >> reporter: the mior says parts of the -- mayor says parts of the city were just flatten bled it's something

i've never had to -- were just flattened. >> it's something i have never had to deal with and i hope i never have to deal with it again. >> reporter: a confirmed tornado struck this hospital in ohio blowing out windows and damaging the roof. attention now turns to clean up as homeowners sift through the rubble for belongs. paul lord says he's already recovered all of his valuables. officials say the storm's toll could have been much worse if early-warning systems had not within in -- had not been in place. back out here live in woodward, you can see what 140 mile-an-hour winds can do, toppled offer cars, downed trees. and another string of tornadoes

was expected to hit but luckily that fizzled out but now they are braying for thunderstorms ahead. back to you. >> thank you, sandra. let's go to sal right now. he has an update on what's happening with cal train. was going on right now in. >> well, we have big delays because of -- because of a ped being struck and quilled. -- dash bus -- because of a pedestrian being killed. you you can see the -- you can see the investigation continues across the track. there's one of the trains right there. this looks like the one that might have been involved in, still there as a result of the investigation. these are live pictures from san mateo. and newschopper2 here at the

hayward station where it happened about an hour and a half ago. let's take a look at southbound 680, some stop-and- go traffic as you drive out of walnut creek and head counsel to -- head down to walnut creek and san ramon. the morning commute at the toll plaza has been steady and slow and predictable. ten minutes at the toll plaza and then off you go into san francisco without any major delays. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. a very good morning. patchy fog getting to that time of year. but also that time of year if you can get the is up, it could warm up fast. last week it was just crazy, as you know. well, the jet stream has moved forth. so we're out of the rain had doe. partly sunny, partly cloudy by noon. mostly sunny by this afternoon. for us we're to far out.

but tars's really not a lot to do -- a lot to it -- dash a lot to this. it will be cooler, that much we know. a westerly breeze so it dumped a breeze in praise, west db, in place, southwest 18. 18. >> it will be mostly sunny, peninsula, oost bay, south bay. pog on the coast. everything is looking good here toward the end of the week. today, mostly sunny, partly cloudy partly sunny. youer 50s low 6 that -- upper 50s and rope 6 as and -- upper 50s and lower 60s.

>> out on the peninsula, 60s. not to much fog or westerly breeze to get very warm. a little cooler for all on tuesday. it will is be warm on saturday and then a if -- and then a cooldown. we're following velling news. london's dpat wick airport is -- gatwick airport is open again after a flight frombien to floor made an emergency landing. now, the farrell it it be now, the airline failed to reveal the nature of the.

the wife of suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi may extend her visit to her native venezuela. the "chronic ql reports that representatives to twor the two are in gauche faiths. the family judge allowed her to tag 2-year-old son to venezuela to visit her sick father. 19 minutes before 9:00. wheat extremisting plains why he it be tash -- one person dead, four others missing after a boating accident off he the

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stocks are mixed right now. the government reported a surprisingly strong increase in retail sales last month but relative weakness for apple and google stock he wag down the

technology sector. the dow is down 28. the nasdaq is down 26. s&p down 3. the u.s. senate is scheduled to vote today on president obama's proposal to increase taxes on millionaires. it stands little chance at passing. under the so-called buffett rule, people making more than a million dollars a year, would may at least the percentage of income in taxes and middle class families. :45. let's bring you up to date on some of the other attorneys we're following for you -- a petaluma appointment to see a lawyer ends in deadly violence. police say her estranged husband shot and killed her right outside a downtown law office before he killed

himself. san francisco firefighters put out a dumpster fire right outside the famed house of prime rib restaurant earlier this morning. no one was hurt. but firefighters did say the fire did extend to a second floor area of the restaurant air. the bay area sailing community is devastated after a yacht crashed during a century old race. alex is at the san francisco yacht club and i know you just talked to a friend of the victims. >> reporter: yes, the coast guard has indefinitely suspended that search for the four missing is sailors. that's difficult news from one of the friends of those sailors that i talked to, difficult to hear for him but he says he

understands. two large waves slammed the boat. four sailors, still missing. alexis busch of lark spar, she's engaged to be married to one of the survivors. alan cahill, jordan fromm and elmer morrisey. one sailor has been confirmed dead after being swept overboard. and that mans has been i.d.'d as marc kasanin from belvedere. he was an artist and avid soldier. a short time ago, i talked to a friend who knows him and one of the other missing sailor. >> s. >> i have known him until he tab tv he's gonna, he's do go

-- ga go -- i have -- i have known him since the first grade. i'm having a tough time dealing with it. >> reporter: the coast guard was ato rescue three sailors successfully who clung to the rocks there along the farrallon islands. our ail loors were wearing life jackets and cold weather gear. but the coast guard says even with that cold weather gear, the water temperature is still very cold. back to you. 8:48. new this morning, in norway, the right wood inteakist need -- pleaded not guilty to criminal charges. i want to show you video of an

trues blalock. and -- of alex breivik. he said the killings were necessary to proteg norway from being taken over by must littles. >> today is the fifth anniversary of the worst schoal coot -- school shooting in history. five years ago today, a student shot and killed 32 people -- ton that campus. every navy since that massacre, classes -- classes have been suspended. but this year, stownts will go to -- students will go to classes to hobber the victim. pete staurk claimsful low democratic eric swawell took

hundreds of dollars of,s -- of bribes. swaswell is defending evidence to back up his claim or issue a public apl juice. he's seeking had pifrt -- a public apology. he -- in christ church, new zealand, a can she drawl destroyed by a storm will be

replayed with an -- 80 hart farmle it will be a temporary replacement for about ten years -- for about ten years. it will could aboutle it 4 million to building into root now, thousands of bost be mara on this arer are racing to the efthat tash are faying to the finish rin temperatures m then are expected to be reach the high 80s. marathon organizers are asking inexperienced runners to skip the race this year and try again next year. new this morning, former giants 'star bare --by roy bonds could be called to they

have -- barry bonds could be called to testify in the roger clemens. he's one of 100 potential witnesses. other names include, jose canseco and baseball commission ear. the speculation is already swirling about when and where actor brad pitt and an yes hee na he -- an tab dash and jelena. some say prad pitt -- where

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welcome back. california state employees are threatening to walk 0 the jobs. over the next week, the workers will vote online whether to authorize a two-day strike. the union represents 22,000, coaches, librarians, counselors across the campuses. the sticking points include pay, benefits and their workload. rallies will be held today at san francisco and sonoma state university. homeland security secretary janet napolitano mr. visit san jose state university. she'll be holding a town hall discussion with students in ways to increase cyber security and also expand hiring. you are looking at video of her visit to uc berkeley. her mersage today, it will take

both -- her message today. this small hole was discovered saturday afternoon on pomona. authorities closed off the street so they could figure out what caused it. the hole is a foot and a half deep. tear are concerns they could grow. right now, we don't know if the cause of repairs are expected to start later today. the sharks are getting ready for game 3 against the st. louis blues. it's 7:00 tonight at hp billion. the sharks won game one. the blues tied it up the series and then the series moves back for gim 5. let's quick -- let's quickly go to sal. >> westbound bay bridge still remains pretty slow at the toll plaza. but the payoff for you when you get into san francisco, northbound and san bernardino 101. also the 80fry looking good.

let's go to -- the 80 freeway looking good. let's to steve. yes, thursday and friday, sunny side up and near 80 for afriday near -- for friday. that's our report for now. we will see you the next time the news breaks. >> be sure to injo us for the news at -- be sure to join us for the news at noon for more on the possible strike. [ girl ] my mom always tells me: if you want something done right, then do it yourself. that's the idea behind our children, our future -- the ballot initiative to fix our schools.

we've waited years for the politicians to do it. now, we can do it ourselves. our children, our future sends every k through 12 dollar straight to our schools... not to sacramento. it benefits every kid in every school, with local control of the money. that's why the p-t-a supports it. my mom likes it, too. it's kind of a big deal. to find nutritious and gluten-free cereals my whole family actually loves? well, the word "wow" comes to mind. and then a friend told me chex has five flavors that are gluten-free. even a cinnamon one the kids love. a nutritious cereal thatakakes everybody happy? like i said, wow. [ male announcer ] chex cereal. five flavors. good and gluten free.