coming up on "mornings on 2," an explosive new controversy involving u.s. soldiers in afghanistan. we'll show you the shocking new photos. >> reporter: we're live in morgan hill, where the search for sierra lamar continues and we've learned new information about clues that have pop -- popped up this weekend. >> reporter: we'll tell you how the city is remembering the

great quake. ♪ channel 2 morning news she's good! she thinks she has the "x factor" look. she's hundreds -- among hundreds outside of the -- outside of the cow palace. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it's wednesday, april 18th. in one hour, volunteers will resume the latest search for missing teenager sierra lamar. tara moriarty joins us from morgue be hill with new information about -- morguen hill with new information about -- morgan hill with new information about dna recovered. tara? >> reporter: well, sources say dna evidence popped up in evidence found initially, during one of the initial searches. whether it turned up from her cell phone, purse, clothing, we

don't know. we also don't know whose dna evidence it is. it will be need be further analysis as the lab to be 100% accurate. volunteers will be launching out from burnett elementary. investigators with the sheriff's office will comb the waters of two more reservoirs this morning looking for anything suspicious. >> they start to do sonar imagery and if anything comes up, they will send in the divers below the areas to kind of ver foy these air -- verify these areas. >> reporter: sierra lamar disappeared march 16th of the her cell phone was found less than a mile from her home after

searchers tracked herd ping. a pair of pants and a shirt was -- her ping. a pair of pantsened a shirt -- pants and a shirt was found near it. now, yellow ribbons are still visible here. usually they head out at 9:00 or 10:00 and target a couple of areas. we'll find out more about those areas coming up later in the show. live from morgan hill, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. an overnight fire in antioch is being investigated. it started at 9:00 last night at an apartment building on sick raw more drive -- sin cau more drive -- sycamore drive. six apartments were damaged by the fire. >> two people have been

transported to area hospitals precautionary. >> damages are an estimate the $600,000 -- estimated $600,000 to the building. the cause is still being investigated. a school crossing guard in 4eu8sboro is -- in hillsborough is facing charges after police say he punched a woman in the face. police arrested gordon yesterday. the woman said she saw gourden in a creekbed -- gordon in a creekbed and said hi to him. the woman said she spoke to him before and does not know why he attacked her. a family in martinez mourning the loss of its pit bull that had to be put down for mauling their 3-year-old daughter. last friday, the 3-year-old got

in the dog's face, they say she may have stepped on the dog's injured foot. the family insists it was an accident. but on sunday, the dog was euthanized. 7:04. it was a somber ceremony at the fountain. hundreds gathered to remember the great quake of 1906. the memorial event has moved to union square. lorraine blanco is live. she's at lefty o'doul's. good morning, lorraine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. they were honored. they were in the parade. now they are enjoying drinks and food here at lefty o'doul's. that's the annual tradition as well as the painting of the fire hydrant. the fire l.a.d for days after the huge creme last -- lasted

for days after the huge quake. san franciscans remembered their loved ones during this time. >> they were shaken out of their bed by the earthquake. thank god they were because the chimney came down and would have killed them all. i'm here to honor them. >> reporter: another ritual on april 18th, a moment of silence and the sound of sirens. city leaders bought a wreath to remember victims. back out here live, the bloody mary breakfast, as they call it

here, will go on until 10:00 a.m. back to you. >> all right. we have some amazing pictures. you have to see them, of the aftermath of the great quake. you can find them under the 1906 quake section on our home page at ktvu.com. it is 7:06. cal other shaw is investigating an accident that injured a construction worker in palo alto. it happened yesterday morning at palo alto high school. a 24-year-old worker fell 13 feet and landed on the concrete floor. he suffered a broken hip and broken bones in his face. he's being treated at stanford university medical center. the man is reportedly an ironworker apprentice for a san lorenzo-based general contractor. in less than an hour, larry page from google will resume

his testimony. oracle's ceo, larry ellison, wrapped up his testimony yesterday. oracle claims google's android software violates patents of oracle's software. google argues the parts it uses are publicly available. the trial is expected to last about two months. all right, tori. 7:07. sal's been telling its us -- telling us it's been relatively quiet. we've had some crashes but yesterday, it was just kind of terrible, especially in contra costa county. let's take a look at what we have with san francisco. northbound 101 traffic looks good approaching the 80 split. we've been checking the peninsula traffic. we don't find anything on 101 or on 280. we did have an earlier problem on 280 northbound in daly city. a car ran over and was disabled

on the right-hand shoulder. moving onto the toll plaza. it's just a little bit busier than it normally is. we had an earlier crash. that's why just a little bit longer than you will normally have to wait. san jose, though, i think you will be happy with this. you look at this live picture. 280 looks good. that represents what we have in the south bay. we don't have any accidents or stalls reported on 280, 101 and 17. southbound 87 at the almaden expressway, there is a crash at the shoulder. let's go to steve. mostly sunny, partly cloudy. a few high clouds. some sun already starting to break through. sfo, 51, west wind at 17. low clouds almost 1,000 feet. that's pretty chilly. there's been a good breeze for

some. nothing too outrageous at the surface. there's fog, breezy. then we'll go mostly sunny, a little warmer inland. just can't get rid of the higher clouds yet. i think tomorrow we'll get these things out of the area. patchy fog, partly cloudy. and then this morning, temperatures will start to warm up. it will be mostly sunny. warm he. i still -- warmer. then warm we'll get ready for a warmup. west-southwest 12 to west 17. so the onshore breeze from sfo to golden gate out to the delta is definitely 234 place. 40s and -- definitely in place. 40s and 50s. there's not much of a difference, everybody is pretty close here. all signs point towards the jet stream. all of this cloud cover continuing to move forward. the system is gonna deepen in the gulf of alaska. that will be a teeter-totter effect. that will start tomorrow. some clouds, low 50s but

everything points towards warmer weather. not really positive at 85. mostly sunny, a little warmer, though, windy in some of the higher elevations. 60s and 70s here on the temperatures. they continue to creep upward. days are getting longer here. 60s, 70s from alameda. 66 to 76 out in antioch. san jose at 73. santa clara and sunnyvale. peninsula woodside is in there. san bruno, 66 and then pacifica and daly city, low 60s. a little bit warmer as we head towards thursday. there is your sunshine around warmer weather. friday, saturday. still good on sunday. the grilling is not over. gsa expect tishs will face more questions today about those extravagant expenses. and we're finding out more

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that's why the p-t-a supports it. my mom likes it, too. well, some fog, high clouds. we'll go mostly sunny this afternoon. temperatures will warm up. the high clouds will start to lift out of the area. 6:14 -- 7:14. another set of photographs surfaced this morning showing u.s. troops in afghanistan posing with the remains of suicide bombers. the los angeles times published the photos this morning. coming up, reaction from the pentagon. new concerns about whether secret service agents and military personnel who were on

a presidential trip to colombia could have compromised the safety of the president. ktvu's alison burns in our washington, d.c. newsroom with new information about what may have been in those hotel rooms. alison? >> reporter: there are several reports this morning that the secret service agents had the president's schedule in their homes when prostitutes were there. ha would be a major security breach. 11 agents and ten members of the military including five army -- green but rays were allegedly involved -- berets were allegedly involved. some of the women were admitting they were prostitutes. others say they met them at a bar. the agents in charge of protecting the president lucked out that the women were not working for a terrorist organization, this man says. >> they could have compromised security, themselves, they could have been killed, they would could have been drugged. they could have had information

taken from them. >> the agents have had their security clearances revoked and have reportedly been offered polygraphs. there are questions about whether the director of the secret service is going to be able to keep his josh. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:15. today, republicans and the house of representatives are considering alternative budget cuts. several house committees have been told to present ideas for cuts as an alternative to the across-the board cuts -- across- the-board cuts. president obama is heading to ohio today t to meet with -- today to meet with unemployed workers that are taking part in

a program. the program is promoted by the obama administration to get community colleges to offer the kind of training needed to find jobs in high growth industries. happening right now -- it's the senate's turn to question witnesses about the oversunday at the general services. the initial investigation focused on an kl 800 -- yoefer spending at the general services. the initial investigation focused on an $823,000 trip. now excursions in napa valley, palm springs, california and a 17-day trip to the south pacific are being discussed. a frustrated travel in portland, oregon gave everyone an eyeful going through the airport. this man stripped off his clothes, got naked at the security checkpoint. he said he did it to protest

the extra security measures he was being put through. >> air canada says they don't want it to happen again. they are taking steps to prevent after the first -- another incident after the first offer did a dive to avoid what he thought would be a collision. officials say the officer had just taken up for a 75-minute nap. he mistook the bright light he was looking at that was venus for a military aircraft. one woman was thrown to the ceiling. >> i felt like we hit a mountain or another on the. it didn't feel like tur bu --

object. it didn't feel like turbulence. but had felt like we hit something. >> it was confirmed this was pilot error, not turbulence. the first officer's nap actually lasted 35 minutes longer than the rules allow. organizers hope they will draw a large crowd at their standup for justice rally at the san francisco city hall today. they predict more than 1,000 people will show up to hear from the speakers and they plan to ask the budgets to be kept away from the court systems. police say 45-year-old james ferrario shot and killed himself during that standoff in modesto that ended in a fire. the s.w.a.t. team later found his body in a

burned-out condo. police say it started when he shot and killed a sheriff's deputy and a locksmith who arrived to evict him. investigators say he was heavily armed with 22 guns. more than 500 rounds of ammunition and a police scanner. he was wearing a gas mask and a bulletproof vest. a fee hike takes effect to go from san francisco to alcatraz. for adults, the cost is now $28. that includes the audio tour. the national park service says this is the first increase in three years. the price hike does not affect any previously sold tickets. well, facebook's board of directors said they didn't find out the company was buying instagram until one day before the news became public. foob founder told the board he worked out the deal for the

photo-sharing app by himself. he says he and instagram's founder negotiated for three days. insiders say the board was they were not consulted about facebook's largest ever acquisition. there is also a new report that zing tried -- tried to by the company that bought angry birds. they offered $2 billion. no one from either company is making any comments on that report. highs in the 70s. >> wow! >> sounds great. up next, meteorologist steve paulson will tell us when and where we'll see places reach 80. and a hearing today -- for uc berkeley's student-run newspaper. good morning. we have a new crash in contra

costa county that's blocking lanes.

there will be a hearing about the fate of uc berkeley's student-run newspaper. the "daily californian" is in financial trouble. one measure asked students to pay $2 per semester to keep the paper running. but the student body president shot down that idea saying it would violate uc rules which ban fees for independent organizations. today's hearing will decide whether the student-body president had the right to make that decision. students at stanford will be paying an average of $55,000 to attend classes next year. but you can now enroll in some online stanford courses for free. two stanford professors have created classes that are just like being in class. there are deadlines and

evaluations, even in-class discussions. thousands of students have signed up since these courses began at stanford last year. >> very interesting. >> uh-huh. hey, sal, ready to take care of the folks? >> yeah, i just -- is my microphone on? >> yes. i can hear you. >> i just got a tweet from someone in the -- in the 680 commute saying it was very close slow on 680. she asked me what was going on i will tell you and her at the same time -- there's a new crash. it's not that new. remember, i told you that last time. let's go to highway 4. highway 4 has some slow traffic of its own here on the willow pass approach. it's backed up from antioch, pockets of slow traffic getting out to the willow pass grade and 680 itself will be slow.

moving along to the toll plaza -- i got a call from a friend of mine who said what the heck is going on here? as i've been saying, there was an earlier crash here. it's gone but some of that residual traffic is making it just a little bit tougher than he apparently likes to see it. southbound 680. there is a crash there. no major injuries but there's slow traffic approaching it. also, the boss drives through. we'll get a report to him when he comes through the newsroom. >> my friends bug me for forecasts all of the time. >> don't they? very -- yes. for those of you looking for warmer weather, tomorrow, friday and saturday are looking mild to warm.

today is the transition day. there's too much of a warmly breeze. mostly sunny, a little warmer. 80s inland. we're not going to get an an offshore breeze. mostly cloudy up there. that system, though, eveptionly is gonna go far enough north is mostly cloudily starting tomorrow. windy, though, some of the high el elevations and also in the delta. 60s, low to mid-60s -- 70s. you get out towards antioch. and it doesn't take much to start warming up. no records or anything. those were 90s. back in 2009. we had some mid-90s. that will not happen this time and still nice into the weekend. tori and dave? >> 7:27. more on this morning's big news from afghanistan. shocking new photos featuring u.s. soldiers and how the

pentagon is responding. the "x factor" searching for talent in the bay area. a lot of people turning out to audition. we'll tell you about the big prize on the line. and the possible new life for a lucas film project. so, ah, your seat good?

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we're following developing news this morning. two and a half hours ago, the "los angeles times" published newly-released photographs of u.s. troops in afghanistan posing with the remains of suicide bombers. rene marsh is in washington, d.c. with reaction from the pentagon this morning. rene? >> reporter: good morning. well, the "l.a. times" releasing those photographs, a short time ago, despite calls from the department of defense not to. we've obtain -- obtained one of the photograph and it's disturbing. that being said, you can see soldiers posing with a mangled body. we've not independently determined the authenticity of this image. the "l.a.

times" obtained -- according to the "l.a. times" the photos point to a break down in leadership and discipline that he believes compromised the safety of the troops. he says this represents a serious error in judgment by several soldiers who have acted out of ignorance. and unfamiliarity with the u.s. army values. now, they are defending their move in attempts to get a response from the soldiers involved. but they still felt it necessary to release the photos. here is a quote from the editor of the "l.a. times. --

>> reporter: , now, although those -- now, although those photos are newly released, the military coming out against the l.a. times saying that because of this -- because of the release of these photos they've put troops at greater risk, troops over there in afghanistan. back to you. >> that's reporter r ene marsh. thank you. yesterday afternoon 28-year- old jessica young walk out of the st. helena hospital. police say she may appear delusional. she's described as 5'9", white, weighing about 120 pound.

she has long red hair and blue eyes. if you have any information call the napa county sheriff's office. police in hayward searching for sandra rankingen who was last seen at her home. she didn't have a cell phone or money. she is about 5'1", weighs 165 pounds, she was wearing a purple shirt and dark blue jeans. it's 7:34. police in corte madera are blaming two teenagers for a sniper scare. the incident began yesterday afternoon when police received reports of a man walking down the street with camouflage clothing and a rifle bag. several agencies immediately rushed to the scene and sealed off the neighborhood. police finally tracked down two 14-year-old boys who were playing with a toy gun on a

hillside. officers seized the guns and the boys to their parents. shortly before 67:00 last night,ly say three men jumped out of an suv and tried to on -- tried to rob a man on galinod street. police say the robbers took off in a white ford it expedicks. people 0 -- people on mare island are showing interest in becoming the new home for a george lucas project. they think that mare island would be an ideal location. they say they have a lot of room for development and many historic buildings ready for -- >> we have the ability and the town feeds to really push 4 waterfront and vallejo out of the current state that we're

in. >> lucas film is looking for a new location for a studio after scrapping plans to build in marin t says homeowner opposition and permit applications -- applications were slowing down the process. the marin county board of is ups is trying to convince lucas to stay. dozens of residents were also on hand to show their support for the project. only one person spoke out against it. george lucas was reportedly watching the meeting via webcast but so far he's not responded. hundreds of people are standing outside of the cow palace in daly city hopefully to get a shot to be on the "x factor." alex savidge has been out there all morning talking to those hopefuls and you know what it takes to audition. >> reporter: good morning,

dave. a lot of people think they have what it takes to make it on the fix. that's why they -- on the "x factor." that's why they came out here early. this is nancy christmas. >> christmas. >> reporter: you are hope, to the prize. >> i want that $5 million prize. >> reporter: what makes you think you have what it takes. i have a very unique voice. i'm outgoing and i'm ready to win this. >> reporter: and she has a unique name, christmas, from redwood city. want to sing? ♪ i wish nothing but the best for you ♪ >> reporter: she rose to the occasion! fantastic! [ cheers ] >> reporter: let me move down

the line. we have a couple of thousand people. this is alex montera? >> yes. ♪ out in the darkness ♪ fallen from grace, fallen from gray ♪ ♪ god be my shield >> i think simon is gonna dig that. something tells me sil -- see men is gonna -- simon is gonna dig that. the only restriksdz, have you to be -- restriction, you have to be 12. we'll be out here all morning

long. back to you. >> thank you. registration is today and tomorrow and then friday is audition day when the show hopefuls actually get a chance to sing in front of simon cowell and all of the rest. all of this will be held at the cow palace. want to check in with sal. not too terribly exciting. there are some slow spots out here. first of all, let's go out and take a look at contra costa county county. southbound 6le 0 -- 680 pleasant hill. there is also some slow traffic on highway 4 and slow traffic on highway 4 in antioch. the whole thing, not looking that good this whole freeway system. let's move along and fake a look at -- at some live pictures. the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic there continues to move along. we had an aapproach to the bay

bridge -- we had an approach to the bay bridge. you will see slower-than-usual traffic. i already had a few e-mails about that. it's getting better. that's the only thing i can say. if you are driving on northbound 280, getting up to highway 17. that traffic is busy. i would like to put up the maps again if i can. there is a new crash right at highway 92. this one came in. that will make it slower heading southbound from hayward getting to the san mateo bridge. it's 7:40. let's go to steve. well, mostly cloudy, although there are a few areas of getting some sun. this will be in the morning and then gradually throughout the day, we'll -- a little breeze out there. clouds, sun. inland temperatures warming up. coastal temperatures in the upper 50s, low to mid-60s.

that's the associated ban right there that's going offer us. you can see how everything continues to move to the north. ronald thompson said a soft ring, a soft ring. even in northern california, some rain continues. but everything is lifting to the north. some morning fog. mostly sunny and warmer -- mostly sunny and warmer weather. just a little bit today but more is pronounced tomorrow. a little breezy out to the delta. some of the higher elevations will go partly cloudy to mostly sunny. once these morning clouds clear the area. 60s and 70s. it might take another day before the day warms up.

antioch 76. 73, oakland, 67. livermore, 7 had -- 4. san jose, santa clara and sunnyvale at 72. low 70s. it's coming up on 7:42. what to do when a teacher and student fall in love? state lawmakers have made a desilt about handling classroom love affairs.

stocks are opening lower after a mostly strong start to the week. they are being dragged down again by concerns about the debt crisis in europe. spain says the level of bad loans are at an 18-year high. taking a rive look -- live look at the big board. the dow is down 24. it's come back a little bit. it was down over twice that earlier. the nasdaq is down 2, s&p is dunn 2. yahoo!'s stuck is bucking the trend. it's up 2.5%. yesterday, the sunnyvale based company posted higher profits than wall street had forecast. new ceo scott thompson said yahoo! has been trying to do too much. a new study shows that women of all age, races, education levels and ethic levels earn less than men.

the worst says in 2010, u.s. women earned an average of just under $37,000 a year for full- time work. men earned almost $48,000. that means female workers earned just 77% of what men made. it's interesting, the numbers are slightly better here in california where women earned 84% of what men did. new information in petaluma about a murder-suicide that happened last weekend. the "press democrat" reports that kimberly conover tried to to get a restraining order against her husband but the judge denied her request. she went to her lawyer's office and that's when kevin conover killed her and then himself. this is a photo of a 5-year-

old german shepherd named ingo. back in february, he was rescued from the home of a 15- year veteran of the police department. the spca says ingo was starving. his stomach was killed with rocks and dirt. well, later this morning, the crews will be on the water drying -- trying to free that gray whale you are talking about. yesterday, they tried for hours, tried to get it free. they managed to loosen some of that line before it just got too dark outside. they also attached some large buoys to the whale to help them find it again this moving. late last night, after three hours of debate, the napa city council voted in favor of a high school student's idea to create a monument to local troops killed in iraq and afghanistan. dozens of veterans showed up to show support for the monument.

it's a senior project. some people removed to the fish sculpture. she's thankful in the end the council supported her. >> to know that i've accomplished that along with raising $12,000 to make this happen, i really couldn't ask for anymore. the high school senior says she's collected enough money to pay for the cost of the veterans monument and to rerow kate the -- and to relocate the fish -- fish sculpture.

activists in syria say government forces are attacking a rebel stronghold violating a week-old cease-fire. all of this despite the fact that united nations observers are now in syria. the britain-based syria for human rights say the government resewelled the attack on the city of homs. the u.s. and the nato allies are opening up a plan to withdraw foreign troops from afghanistan. this is the meeting place in -- place in brussels this morning. combat is due to end in 2015. you can see some of the arrivals here. the goal of the meeting is to shift to an afghan military lead in the combat operations -- offerations by the middle of next year -- offerations by the middle -- operations by the middle of next year.

a lawyer for osama bin laden's three widows and their nine children says the family is expected to be deported from pakistan to saudi arabia later today. the family has been in detention in pakistan ever since the u.s. raid that killed osama bin laden almost a year ago. two of the wifes are from saudi arabia. the third is from yemen. still mott -- it's still not clear why they are all being sent to saudi arabia. a bay area rapper suspected in ha fatal valentine day's shooting shooting has turned himself into police. he's being held without bail after surrendering yesterday. police identified him in the shooting death of daniel la shawn stevens. atlantis -- police say he has a history of arrests around the

bay area. no word when he is due in kowr. state lawmakers rejected a bill that would have stripped teachers of parents -- of their pension. this bill was prompted by the teacher who left his family for an 18-year-old stoup. and the teacher was recently arrested for being -- having sex with a student under 18. there are reports that the come is back together again. what's been happening out there and why the warning labels have been raised? and how facebook is making its presence in menlo park a

little sweeter for neighbors.

7:53. this is in mexico. look at these pictures. that volcano now threatening mexico. this is new video. we just got this in. this is spewing vapor, ash and rocks right now. the lavadome is growing inside that crater. the alert is warning people to stay away -- at least seven miles away from this. any more activity could lead to a red alert and possible evacuations. after ten weeks of negotiations, facebook has agreed to pay as much as $1 million a year instead of sales tax in the development plan and

it also agreed to provide community funding. >> i think they are more than fair. they are giving us millions every year -- the overall benefit is that we have an amazing company in menlo park that most cities would love to have in their town. >> but people who live near the campus say they are still worried about increased noise and traffic. there will be two more hearings before the city council decides whether to approve the facebook agreement. we have to get everybody out the door. sal, i knew we had a mess on highway 24 yesterday. how are we today? it's not quite as bad. let's take a live look. if you are going to the bay bridge, you will see it's slightly slower and people are wondering, why it was slower.

well, there was a crash much earlier. it kind of set the tone. things are finally get -- finally starting to get better. this is a look at the commute on 880 from our maps. i want to show you 880 southbound at 92. there is a crash. 880 is testify -- itself is really slow. 7:55. let's go to steve. we have some patchy fog, a little bit of sunshine there will win out over the long run. but temperatures today, kind of upper 50s, low 60s. there is a westerly breeze that's established itself. those higher clouds right there. they will begin to move off and then we'll have sunshine and temperatureses in -- in the -- temperatures in the -- we, i would say a few mid 70s possible -- mid-70s possible. the higher clouds associated

with another weak system that sends rain to the north. crescent city getting some rain. for us, mostly sunny, a little warmer. a little breeze from the golden gate and sfo out to san pablo bay. afternoon highs continue to work their way out up a little get -- a little bit. all signs point to tomorrow and carrying us into friday and your saturday looks to be warm, tori and dave. 7:5. it was a fatal -- 7:57. it was a fatal shooting. now hollywood filmmakers are ready to tell the oscar grant story. the city paused today to remember a very important day in san francisco's -- in san francisco ahistory. we'll tell you all the -- san francisco's history. we'll tell you all of the

commemorations.

welcome back. >> is live in burnett -- at burnett elementary school to resume the search for sierra lamar. what's going on, tara? >> reporter: well, they is the sign-in area and they have ribbon and buttons. the turnout this morning is not as big in the past. volunteers will fan out. meanwhile, some of the lab results that kay back showed that dna turned up on one of the items, either her clothing, her cell phone or her purse.

but whose dna will have to be tested. >> it would an little bit premature to say they have a person of interest or suspect. her not there yet. but there's some leads that require some followup. >> reporter: sierra lamar disappeared march 16th after she left her home to catch the school bus. >> that somebody's little girl. i have a daughter. i can't even imagine. >> reporter: now, today, the sheriff's department will begin searching two more reservoirs, the kalaro and the anderson.

8:01. well, the overnight fire in antioch is being investigated. this one started last night at about 9:00 at an apartment building on sycamore drive. two people were taken to the hospital as a precaution. firefighters say no one was seriously hurt. it took about 30 mines to let those flames under control. but six of the apartments were damaged by the fire and two were damaged by smoke. that fire is still under investigation. the family of oscar grant has reached a deal with a hollywood film company to make a movie about the controversial police shooting. octavia spencer, she won an academy award for best supporting actress in the movie "the help." reportly she's in negotiations to star as oscar grant's mother in the movie called fruitvale.

we're told filming will begin in july. the founder of oaksterdam university will talk about what's next for the school. earlier this month, federal agents raided four oaksterdam facilities in downtown oakland. marijuana plants, bank records were seized. oaksterdam is the nation's first marijuana trade school. the head of uc davis is i mag her -- is making her public comments, the chancellor, she says she takes full responsibility for the pepper spraying by the campus police. and she is vowing to do what she can to make sure an interi.n.s. depth like this -- an incident

like this never happened again of. 8:03. 22 people have been indicted in what is believed to be one of the largest insurance criminal rings in contra costa county. the san ramon express is reporting the accused allegedly staged vehicle collision, car burglaries and home burglaries and then they reportedly committed fraudulent claims racking up more than $500,000 in losses. the so-called ringleader pleaded guilty to 12 felonies for seven years in prison. he's been ordered to pay restitution. the other defendants have settled their cases with the victim 'insurance companies -- victims' insurance companies. it was a somber carl at the fountain today as hundreds of people came together remembering the great earthquake and fire of 1960.

that memorial event has moved on to union square. that's where lorraine blanco is joining us live. she's outside of lefty o'doul's. >> reporter: i just talked with one of the survivors of the earthquake. she's 106 years old. she says the key is living this long is moderation. that means she can have at least one bloody mary here at the annual bloody mary breakfast at lefty o'doul's. this day comes with many traditions. first a moment of silence at 5:11 to remember and reflect on the earthquake. the city leaders brought a reef to lay.

>> it's filled with so many things to do. >> another annual ritual, the painting of the fire hydrant that people say saved the mission district back in 1906. the fire lasted for days after the earthquake. the earthquake and fire leveled 490 city blocks and left 250,000 people homeless. back out here live at lefty o'doul's, we'll have this annual bloody mary breakfast until 10:00 a.m. winnie hook, the 106-year-old lady said she loved everything about this morning except the cold. i can't blame her. lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. we also have some amazing pictures of the aftermath of the great quick. it's on our channel 2 website for you. you can find them under the 1906 quake section at ktvu.com. happening right now, we've just learned who won that

megamillions lottery ticket in illinois. this is one of the winners speaking. let's listen in. >> the numbers and checking the news to see how many winners there were. by 6:00 the next morning, we knew there was three and we were won of them. we had a little preg fast after that -- a little breakfast after that. we weren't too hungry. we were up all night. >> the next morning when we got up, we waited for 9:00 when the banks open and went to our local bank where we had a lock box and immediately went in to place the ticket in the lock box. and there was only like near or -- three or four people at the time t was early in the morning. one of the -- the time. it was early in the morning. one of the people i know in the

bank says oh, i guess you came too put your ticket away. i said oh, yeah! i came to put my ticket away. and she doesn't know to this day -- [ laughter ] >> you've been listening to one of the -- to one of the winners of the megamillions jackpot. this gentleman and his wife on the level of the screen live in the tiny village of red bud in illinois. they are go be getting $218 million is their take. the other two winners have come forward in maryland and kansas but they've remained anonymous. in illinois, you are required by law to come forward and be public. they look very happy. we don't know what they are do with the money. but again we wanted to bring that to you live. one -- the third and final winner of that megamillion

jackpot. caltrans has finished the seismic retrofitting of the antioch bridge. the retrofitting began in july of 2010. crews installed massive new bearings designed to prevent bracking or breaking -- cracking or breaking during an earthquake. 8:08. sal just told me about a motorcycle crash. what happened sal. that's in pleasanton. southbound 680 at stoneridge this crash involving a motorcyclist dunn to the two left -- down to the two left lanes. we don't know mow more about it -- we don't know anything more about it. southbound 880 is slow as you drive from hayward to union city because of earlier collisions. 85 is vo as -- 85 is slow as well heading up to cupertino. let's go to some live pictures

now. northbound 808 moderately heavy. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza. that's backed up because of earlier problems at the taupe. i do believe we have that somewhere from our emeryville camera. ears hee -- here's steve. >> a very good morning. partly cloudy, mostly sunny. the tail end of the system coming in. for us, high cloud and patchy fog. it will clear out, these higher clouds mainly for the morning. they are moving pretty quick. upper 40, low 40s for some. 53 already hayward, mountain view highs today continue inland, yellow indicating 70s. but some some -- but still some 50s. so the delta breeze is still there. everything is -- i'm not all the way out of the picture. it will as we head into tomorrow and then on friday, things look to be mild and

warm. morning fog, patchy. but still west wind -- all signs point to sunny and warmer weather with low 80s starting on friday. it will be the transition day tomorrow. mostly sunny, partly cloudies in place. windy in the hill. so 60s and 70s. 60s, closer to the beaches. 70s inland. we've getting there. we're starting to seat past above normal or average for this time of year. low 70s. redwood city, palo alto, 64 in the city. the warmup will be away from those -- will be for those away from the coast. it will still be nice for everybody. probably some fog close to the coast. tori? >> thank you. the truck, causing a bit of a ruckus. and the growing secret

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mostly sunny, higher clouds, by the coast and in the city, it looks like the low to mid-60s. time is now 8:14. you heard steve's forecast. if you suffer from allergies get ready. eyes are gonna start itching as the warm, spring weather means

allergy see son is seer -- season is here. if you have seasonal h.s look for the symptoms to come back and -- allergies look for the symptoms to come back and the pollen count goes up. you are being advised to double check with your doctors and get ready for allergy season. today, republicans and the house of representatives are considering alternative budget cuts. several house committees have been told to come up with ideas as cuts to an alternative across-the-board cuts and those cuts will hit the pentagon and domestic agencies. instead, pruns want to target food stamps.

mitt romney is blasting the secret service about the prostitution scandal that's look rocked the agency. alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. newsroom with some of his comments. >> reporter: mitt romney said on a radio show this morning that he would clean house and fire the agents would were allegedly involved in hiring prostitutes. he also suggested it was a problem with leadership across the agency. there are reports that agents had the schedule in their hotel room while the prostitutes were

there. >> the oldest trick in the world to is recruit women to entice women to get -- men to get information from them. >> mark sullivan stepped down. but the white house says president obama has full confidence in him. a former secret service agent running for the senate says he knows those involved and described how those in the agency are feeling now. >> devastation, humiliation, embarrassment. again, this is a proud agency. the agents have been placed on leave and their security clearances revoked while the investigation continues. reporting live from washington, d.c. , alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. happening right now -- the u.s. senate gets its turn to fire questions of witnesses about all other of the -- about all of the overspending at the general services administration. members of congress, members of the gsa getting questioned. this is the committee on

environment an opinion lick works holding a hearing. now -- public works holding a hearing. governor brown wants to eliminate what he calls unnecessary california state reports. his administration found more than 700 reports that are costing the state money that he or -- that he's calling insignificant or outdated. they include a report by the department of transport -- transportation about the use of fires. an annual report on the kangaroo harvest in australia that's used by the department of fish and game and also a monthly report on the response to the 1989 le ma prietaering -- loma prieta earthquake.

other reports found, 375 of them required legislative action just to get rid of them. one san francisco supervisor is looking to hustle a truck with pictures of scantily clad women on the side out of his -- out of his neighborhood. this hustler club truck has been in his community for about a month now. he says the truck's driver lives nearby and usually parks it outside a library on larkin and that's just a half a block from an element school. other people in the area agree that their neighborhood is not the best location for this truck. there is -- there's the pretty tacky stuff you find on the internet. but to walk out of your house and to see that, that's -- you know -- >> a little too much. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> the supervisor says he's asked hustler to move the truck but it keeps reappearing.

ail leg baldwin has his eye -- ail lick baldwin -- alec baldwin is considering a political run. he's not saying what office he wants to run for. he reportedly ruled out running for mayor of new york city. but he's consider thing -- considering the job of governor or senator. and reality star kim kardashian is thinking politics, too, tori. now, during a -- during a taping of the reality show, she told her sister she's thinking about running for mayor of glendale in southern california. she wants to take office in about five years. but in order for kim kardashian to become mayor, she would first have to be elected to the city council. glendale doesn't have an elected mayor. so the job of mayor rotates --

>> so she would have to be on the city council first. >> she has a little work to do. >> yes. >> a political gun bat until one bay area city. the late night vote that's re-- that's created an uproar.

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open-carry advocates are upset over a recent decision by the pinole city council. last night, the council unanimously voted to ban the sale of guns and ammunition at private residents. they say these -- residences. they say these types of sales should stay in commercial areas. push >> it's not the guns. the guns have never been a problem. it's the insane and crazy people and the people ha that are gonna -- that are gonna hurt people no matter if it's with a gup, a knife, a club. >> the city police chief says this is a safety issue. he says it would be challenging to maintain a safe community while allowing gun sales in residential neighborhoods. >> 8:24.

sal is ready to help you to where you need to go. >> there is a lot of slow traffic as we go to some of these pictures. i want to show that you 880 northbound, pretty slow coming up to the high street area. but southbound is gonna remain slower. we have -- let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. there's some slow traffic there. new crash reported west 80 at gilman street in the second from the left-hand lane on the east shore freeway. if you are driving in san jose, 101 not doing -- is not doing well. it's pretty slow. 280 is slow from about 87 up to cupertino. 280 and 101. i would take 280 if you are driving into the city instead of 101. 8:25. let's go to steve. well, the fog and some of the higher clouds look to be disappearing here. so a mostly sunny forecast on tap is already coming through. and temperatures starting off a

-- a little chill in the morning. not too bad. a little haze around the edges. but the higher clouds mainly painting themselves across the north bay. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. 5 for a low. it doesn't -- 53 for a low. we still have an onshore breeze and a westerly wind. it's not sunny, sunny. but it's mostly sunny. the breeze has been kicking up in the hills and the delta. low 60s, mid-70s -- mid-60s. everything says warmer weather really starts on thursday and then friday and saturday and some low 80s inland. 8:26. it's the bay area's deadliest boding accident in years. the awrency now taking charge of the investigation.

we have sa lot of slow traffic -- we have a lot of slow traffic. usually by now we see some improvement but it's pretty slow leaving downtown san jose and driving up to the valley. all right. our time is 8:29. as we especially, google's ceo larry page is expected to continue his testimony in the big legal fight against oracle. now oracle's ceo wrapped up his testimony yesterday. page followed ellison on the

stand in that san francisco courthouse yesterday. oracle is claiming that google's android software violates pattons of the soft waiver. google is arguing the only part of java it using are already in the public domain. wet. the san francisco police department -- well, the san francisco police department launched an investigation into the deadliest boating accident in years. five of the yacht "low speed chase" never made it back from a weekend race to the fair lon island. the san francisco police department has jurisdiction over the islands because the fair lons are considered part of the city and county the san francisco. police have questioned two of the three survivors. investigators say they will interview the captain next. in the middle eastern time, we received new photos from the coast guard. >> you can see the yacht on the

rocks. the coast guard -- the coast guard suspended their search. now it's up to the san francisco police to determine exactly what went wrong. >> our role is to find out if it was mechanical. if it was nature, weather related or human error that caused this tragedy. now, some are already questioning why the crew decided to coat on with the race. at least a dozen other boats dropped out because of the treacherous conditions. joseph naso has hired a new legal adviser as he prepares for his murder trial. this is naso's second attorney in two weeks. the adviser will not question witnesses or interact with jurors. naso is accused of killing four women between 1977 and 1994.

if convicted, he would fate the death penalty. investigators in sacramento county are collecting dna from middle school students to try to find the person who killed a 13-year-old girl. jessica was found beaten, strangled and stabbed to death near her school. investigators believe she was killed by someone she knew. a handful of teenagers from her school have been swabbed for dna as part of the investigation. some parents are upset because they did not give consent. authorities say they do not need parental content to obtain a dna swab. a 3-year-old in martinez is on the mend this morning after being mauled by her family's pit bull. last friday, the girl was visiting her grandmother when her parents say she got in the dog's face. they say she must have stepped on the dog's injured foot which caused the dog to attack. the girl suffered a fractured cheekbone but is expected to rekoch. the family in-- recover.

the family insists it was an accident. the residents on mare island are hoping their community will become the new home the george lucas' newest production protect -- project. >> i just think it would be outstanding for vallejo if we got the jobs back here to bring vallejo back. >> lucas films is looking for a new location after scramming -- scrapping plans to build in marin. the marin county board of sus is not ready to give up on the lucas film studio. yesterday, they passed a resolution encouraging lucas to build at graddy ranch.

dozens of residents were there expressing their support for that project. only one person talked against it. it's the first day day to register for the fix in the -- to register for "x factor" in the bay area -- for the "x factor" in the bay area. alex savidge has been at the cow palace all morning long. >> the wait is over for all of the folks here. the front door, they just opened it up and all of the folks are making their way inside to begin registration. you can see how many people there are, a few thousand people hoping for their shot at stardom. one of them, hope, from vallejo. you have hope that you will be the -- that you will be the

chap pea yu -- champion. i say "champion" because you are singing queen. give me a little bit of that ♪ i paid my dues ♪ >> reporter: the thing about the "x factor" is own you only have to be 12 years old. isaiah, you are 13. you are gonna sing michael jackson for them. >> not today. >> reporter: not today, i know the auditions are for friday. give me a little bit of what the michael jackson looks like. give me some face, too. go ahead. ♪ i didn't want you around those pretty faces always made you stand out in the crowd ♪ ♪ someone picked you from the bunch one glance is all it took

♪ ♪ now it's almost too late for me to take a second look ♪ ♪ >> reporter: wonderful! [ cheers ] >> reporter: fantastic. wonderful job! there you go. contestants young and -- you only have to be 12 years old to be on the show. have you a lot of young talent to try to make it on the "x factor." in is the first day of registration. you can register today and tomorrow and the auditions will happen here at the cow palace on friday. ally lex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you.

san francisco muni just approved two very controversial proposals that could affect young riders as well as some drivers. the first one allows low income children to ride muni for free. the 22-month-old pilot program will begin in august. some critics argue that muni should use the money for maintenance and meeting service standards instead. the second proposal will end free metered parking on sundays. now, if that's approved by the board of supervisors, that would begin in january. 7:37. we want to check in with sal. >> yesterday we had kind of a terrible commute this wednesday. the last hour has not been great. let's take a look at 280.

look at that traffic. it looks like it's almost standing still there come acorned -- coming around the corner. one of the things that you can see is that traffic is gonna be slow already as you drive on the 17 coming to 880 but here the traffic seems to be coming to a standstill. let's take a look at westbound 24. this is improving a little bit when you get over to the other side in soeckd. there was a crash west 80 on the east shore freeway at gilman. now, that crash was blocking one of the lanes up there at the top of the screen. they moved it to the right-hand side. i can see those cars over there. but traffic is pretty busy coming into richmond from berkeley. let's go to steve. mostly sunny. some fog, this morning, some higher clouds, they are both disappearing here. one is moving off. the other eroding. mostly sunny weather here. the higher clouds -- moving across the north but each day they are looking a little bit

higher northward. more sun than clouds. patchy fog. everything points towards a mostly sunny warmer for those inland. even to he -- even though it will be sunny, it will be nice, there's still a west wind. we need more of a north nearly wind. we're not expecting that. we are expecting high pressure to kick in. it's a little bit today. clouds will still kind of clip the north bay a little bit -- a little bit. most of that disappearing. some higher clouds moving off to the east pretty fast. a little warmer, windy in the hills and also out to the delta and that's a westerly breeze. so even with partly sunny skies, some inland temperatures. it doesn't take much to get in the low to mid-70s. by the coast, 60s. pittsburg, 75.

it was rather windy there for a while. there have been ier -- higher elevations out of the west. santa clara at 72. cupertino, 73. some 60s, low to mid towards the -- you know, towards the millbrae but daly city, san bruno. then we get sunshine and even warmer conditions on friday/saturday. 20 minutes before 9:00. happening right now, the -- this is attorney general eric holder he is speaking at a forum to draw attention to violence against women. the obama administration is urging dong reauthorize the violence against women act. the 1994 law is up for reauthorization in congress but some republicans object.

8:40. a big crowd expected at texas's -- san francisco's city hall for the standup for justice rally. speakers will include state attorney general kamala harris and san francisco mayor ed lee. they will try to convince governor jerry brown and the state legislature to block the plannen -- to block the plans to cut court employees. 8:41. one man protests at a west coast airport. you will see why it is getting a lot of attention. into and a famous billionaire dealing with a crisis and it has nothing to do with money. >> reporter: we're live in morgan hill where the search for a missing teenager has gotten underway. we'll tell you which areas crews are targeting and what sierra's mother told volunteers this morning -- when "mornings on 2" continues

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the nasdaq briefly turned positive. amazon.com and yahoo!'s -- yahoo!'s stock is up 2%. most stocks are lower weighed down by intel and ibm which

reported disappointing results late yesterday. taking a live look at the big board, the dow down, 64. the nasdaq down 17. s&p down 6. billionaire warren buffett says he plans to continue to run hathaway even though he's been diagnosed with prostate cancer. he's undergoing radiation treatment. buffett notified shareholders about his condition and said the condition is not life- threatening. 8:45. let's bring you up to date on some of the top stories we're following for you. the "l.a. times" published flafs of -- photographs of soldiers in afghanistan posing with the remains of suicide bombers. these pictures were taken two years ago. the army is condition deming the photos and says there will be an investigation. several people in antioch need a temporarily place to live after -- after this apartment fire on sycamore drive. one person had to be rescued

but no one was hurt. and more ground and water searches will take place in the south bay in an effort to find missing teenager sierra lamar. tara moriarty is live in morgan hill and sierra lamar's mother met with volunteers this morning. tara? >> reporter: that's right. some of those volunteers actually just took off. they were given their assignments. they break it up into terrains. they do easy, moderate and rough tur rainsle so you go considering your physical agility -- terrain. so you go considering physical agility. many volunteers left and they broached -- and they were briefed on what spots this he -- on what spots they will

cover. we confirmed through sources close to the investigation that dna turned up on one of the items, either sierra's clothing, cell phone or purse. but whose dna is the question. further lab test something needed. this past month has been agonizing for marlene lamar. she says she will will try to do everything she can to bring her daughter home. >> as time goes on and those family sounds are you -- you are used to hearing -- i never thought that i would be saying this but we miss the rap music. really miss her. >> 15-year-old sierra lamar vanished march 16th after she left to catch the morning school

bus. marlene also made a point of thanking the san francisco giants. they've been putting sierra's picture up on thejumbotron before the games and she said she -- on the jumbotron and she said she appreciated that. jessica young left st. helena hospital around 2:00 yesterday afternoon and police say she may appear delusional and act inappropriately. she's white, 5'," weighing -- height 59, weighing 0 pounds and has blue -- 130 pounds. 67-year-old sandra rankingen was last seen -- ranken was last seen at her

home. she's 5'1", weighs 166 and was wearing a purple shirt and blue jeans. a school crossing guard is facing charges after police say he punched a woman in the nation. police arrested him yesterday morning near el cerrito avenue. the woman told police she saw -- she saw gordon in a creek bed and said high to him. she said the guard threatened to punch her in the face and later on he did. the woman said she spoke to him before and has no idea why he attacked her. the "daily news report" a construction worker fell 13 feet and landed on a concrete floor and broke his i had. he's being treated to have surgery. the man is reportedly an

ironworker apprentice for san lorenzo-based general contractor. a frustrated traveler headed to the bay area gave everybody a real iful -- eyeful. this man stripped off all of his clothes at a security checkpoint. he told officers he did it to protest the extra security measures he was being put through. reportedly he was about to board a flight to san jose. instead, he was arrested on charges of disorderly conduct and -- and indecent exposure. a sleepy pilot mistook a bright planet for another plane the first officer initiated a dive for what he thought would an midair collision. that first officer just spoke up from a 75-minute nap and

mistook the prit light for the -- >> i was literally thrown out of my seat and slammed into the ceiling. i was in a window seat. so i hit the sop of the ceiling and i fell back to the ground. >> this all happened in 2011 on a flight from toronto to zurich. but in a report released on monday, it was pilot error, not turbulence, that was confirmed. the first officer's nap lased 35 minutes longer than rules lay lou -- lased 35 minutes the low -- lasted -- lasted 35 minutes longer than allowed. doctors say curry will probably sit out the final two

games. golden gate is ending another losing season. if there's anything upset it could help the warriors. jamie moyer at the age of 49 gets better with age. he turned in a vintage performance last night. moyer is now the oldest pitcher -- pitcher to ever win a baseball game. >> for the record moyer is 49 years, 15 0 days old. he was a beat record in place for 80 years. 8:52. rockledgeened tom petty's stolen guitars have been found. police recovered all file -- all five of them.

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a southern california man is facing hit-and-run charges after setting off an explosion

at a san bernardino gas station. it was all caught on tape on this surveillance tape. you can see the car backing into a gas pump causing a ball of fire. the driver ran off but police later found him to fix a gash in his leg. the driver says his gas pedal got stuck and he panicked. there will be a hearing today it's about the fate of the "daily californian." it's in financial trouble. one idea was to ask $2 fee per student per semester to help pay for the paper. but the student body president shut that down saying that would ban the rules. the hearing will decide whether the student body president had the right to make that decision. happening right now, president obama has just touched down. that's a live picture right now of marine one. he will be getting out of marine one heading on to air

force one. there is a live picture dash dlsh -- this is a live picture. he will meet with people taking part in a job training program in ohio. this is promoted by the obama administration to get community colleges the training needed to find jobs. glen, these are -- again, these are live pictures now. bau we're running out of time we'll bring you more of it -- because we're running out of time, we'll bring you more of this. 80 still very slow. also san mateo bridge, we have a car that's stalled out on the bridge. this commute here is now terrible. in fact, this late commute is awful. when you get to the east shore freeway, things are evening out a little bit. but when you get to the toll plaza, there's still a little

bit of a backup. here's steve. a little bit of a westerly breeze by the coast. temperatures start to warm up even more so on thursday and friday. some low 80s inland. >> okay, steve. thank you. >> we have to get those warmer temperatures out. >> yes. >> and the kleenex we need that for the allergies. >> yeah. >> that's our report. we will see you the next time news breaks. and be sure to join us for the news at noon. thank you for joining us.