it's been a warm weekend across the bay area. above average temperatures expected again today. how people are seeking some relief from the heat. >> we will be warming up but not as hot as we felt yesterday. we'll talk about that notable drop coming up. >> police are searching for a gunman after an overnight shooting that left a man fighting for his life. >> vigil held for the five crew

members that died. good morning, everyone welcome to mornings on 2 it's sunday, april 22nd i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. here is rosemary with what we can expect today. >> yes, good morning to you. already beginning to feel the cool down. we have fog move into the coast. take a look at what is going on for the afternoon. a huge drop expected in some spots. 13-degrees or so in some areas. oakland we will see a ten degree drop. inland not as bad. with that said 70s and 80s still feeling pretty good out there. we'll take a look at your detailed forecast coming up. summer like weather in the spring. it's the hot topic in some inland eastbound cities this weekend. alex savidge is live this morning in walnut creek.

alex, probably no fog there. >> reporter: no, none that i can see. cool and comfortable out here in walnut creek. it will get a lot warmer today. looking for a high of 84 degrees later today. well above normal once again here in the inland areas. we'll show you the scene yesterday. expected to be ten degrees above normal later today as people try to deal with really hot temperatures. 90-degree temperatures inland. yesterday people looking for the snow cones to get relief. they also hit the fountains as well. a short time ago we talked to runners here in walnut creek that said we tried to do our running early. >> we tried to run yesterday but we couldn't bare the heat. fully think it start -- >> i think it started getting hotter yesterday around this time. so we just had to cut the run a little shorter than normal.

>> reporter: yesterday a lot of people heading out to the beaches in san francisco to get relief and dip their toes in the water. good idea if you have activities to do it in the morning. they are expecting a high of 84- degrees in walnut creek. high above normal. >> bicyclist died after collapsing in triple digit heat in southern california. the man was riding on a mountain bike trail in palm springs when he became dehydrated. the man died before he could make it to the hospital. police are continuing an investigation but do not expect foul play. the temperature reached 105 degrees in palm springs yesterday. a reminder you can check the weather conditions always at ktvu.com. you can also receive weather alerts sent straight to your phone by signing up for mobile ktvu.com. in overnight news one man is fighting for his life after an overnight shooting in san francisco bay view district.

it happened around midnight near the intersection overgall vermont avenue and third street. they found a young man lying in the street. no one else was hurt and it's still unclear what lead up to that shooting. police are still searching for suspects. hundreds of sailors took part in a moving memorial. last night more than 100 boats formed -- the coast guard said the five died in a traffic accident during a race eight days ago. grip think everybody is thinking it could have been me. it could so easily could have been us. >> many of the sailors say they are too upset to think on

camera. the yacht was hit by two large waves and capsized. the boat remains on the rocky shores. these pictures here are from last week. crews are waiting for the right weather conditions to attempt to recover that yacht. later this morning searchers will head back out to look for a missing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. they focused on hilly and rough terrain areas. sheriffs deputies also went through coyote creek to look for clues. they believe she was kidnapped on her way to school on march 16th. >> i think it has been that much time every day it just gets -- it just gets harder. >> shortly after lamar disappeared investigators found a bag of clothing and cell phone that belonged to her. today volunteer search will begin in an hour.

authorities are looking into what they suspect is a case of arson in oakland. firefighters received a call of flames coming out of a ford mini van. the vehicle was fully involved when crews arrived. a witness says the fire started shortly after the driver parked it and walked off. firefighter on the scene says it appears suspicious but did not say how the fire may have started. tomorrow ross mirkarimi goes before the ethic commission. it's the first of the misconduct hearings that could lead to the -- mirkarimi says he has no intention of stepping down and continues to fight in court to try to get his job back. a santa clara county prosecutor has been fired. the san jose mercury news is reporting that she was fired

last week. she was placed on paid administrative leave following an investigation that began last fall. rogers is accused of using her position to influence a custody battle between her and her husband. right now crews are cleaning up after a water main break. it happened around 5:00 last night. bolinas avenue was tempore close -- temporarily closed for a period of time. not as warm as yesterday but it will still be warm especially depending on where you live. right? >> yes. yesterday a little hot for me. today it will feel just perfect. we have temperatures rolling down anywhere from 5-10-15 degrees depending on where you look. giving you a live look at the city. you can see the low clouds and

fog filtering in to parts of the coast as well as the bay. so we will find that if you are traveling this morning the golden gate bridge sucked in by fog in some spots so be careful out there. 59 degrees in concord. 60 in livermore. some of us waking up very mild. 62 san jose. 52 san francisco some of us are a few degrees cooler already this morning. so stepping outside your door you may notice 57 in redwood city. here is the cloud deck. we have an on shore breeze that will strengthen. the two combined will bring us that cool down. it looks like the north bay coast could remain with fog there. point rays down and around the golden gate. it looks like san francisco along the coast. pacifica will be mostly sunny. the rest of us are mostly sunny. tomorrow morning notice how far it intrude the area. we are looking at fog returning tomorrow morning with the low

clouds as we wake up. satellite radar there is the ridge of high pressure that has remained over the area. it will be squeezed out by the system. we are expecting a little bit of rain wednesday into thursday. for today low clouds returning to the area. on shore flow increasing and strengthening. by tomorrow temperatures will be cooler than what we have seen today. take a look at what we expect. the warmer spots low 90s yesterday. today we are looking at mid 80s where some of the hottest spots. upper 60s and low 70s. and then by thursday we may be below average for this time of year. 76 in santa rosa. 72 in berkeley today. 70 for san francisco. 83 concord. the farther you go inland the more you will be warming it up. still a nice looking day. 77 san jose.

76 mountain view. 69 in santa cruz. your forecast shows you a literal drop off. partly cloudy and showers in the forecast for wednesday and thursday. ly bring you that long range -- i will bring you that long range model coming up. a college party in ohio gets out of control. >> customers at a southern california mcdonalds gets quite a scare as a pickup truck in the drive through catches fire. >> how one bay area lawmakers is now reacting. >> first let's take you outside. there she is underneath all that fog that is the golden gate bridge. there is a fog advisory in place from the chp. they first started calling that fog in around 2:00 this morning. as you can see it's still sopped in there. it is 7:10 you are watching mornings on 2. [ mom ] to me, chex is not just a little bowl of cereal,

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good morning. a live look at the fog creep into the bay area. we are turning down the heat on your afternoon highs. happening now the polls will close in a few hours in the first round of the presidential election in france if. current president nicholas sarkozy is in a tight race with nine challengers. recent polls show support for the conservative president. it's now being called the biggest scandal in the history of the u.s. secret service. the prostitution scandal involving agents assigned to president obama's recent trip to columbia involves at least two dozen agents. so far six have lost their jobs. authorities are now checking to see if any of the prostitutes were under age.

meanwhile, house minority leader nancy pelosi returned to san francisco this weekend. she calls the scandal a national embarrassment >> some of them would tarnish the image is really disgusting. i really don't understand. but in any event i'm sure there will be a full investigation. >> congresswoman pelosi spoke at san francisco golden gate park yesterday. the minority leader was being honored for her many years in the front lines in the battle against aids. the man once known to some as the evil generous in the knick -- genius in the nixon scandal. he said he would quote walk over his grandmother unquote to get nixon elected for a second term. he spoke about his time in prison years later. >> it was the worst blow of my life to be indicted because i had been so proud as a marine

officer, proud to serve my country, and flag waving patriot and i wind up in the courtroom. it's united states of america verses charles coltson. >> he became a born again christian while in prison. he kept up prison ministry for 35 years after he was released. george zimmerman's family says they are having trouble coming up with his bail money but he is expected to be released this week. zimmerman's attorney visited him in jail yesterday and says his client will likely have the money to post pond sometime this week. >> he's doing okay. now of course like any of us now that he knows he can get out sooner he is focused on getting out. he is certainly relieved he is moving forward. >> zimmerman must be fitted with an electronic monitoring

device and his attorney must find him a safe place to live before he is released. her remains turned up earlier this year after a convicted serial killer provided a map. it was in november of 1998 that 25-year-old cindy disappeared. wesley shermantine and herzog were convicted of killing her but her remains were not discovered until this past february. >> thank you everybody for your help. family, friends, and community and everybody we know for their prayers and thoughts. >> shermantine is on death row at san quentin. frightened customers at a mcdonalds in river side counties say they thought the restaurant was actually going to blow up. take a look at these

photographs. cal fire says two propane tanks could not handle the desert heat yesterday. pressure caused them to blow up and leak on the bed of a truck. >> i thought it was a bomb or something. heaven for bid. but it was bad. the flames were shooting up. >> the truck driver suffered burns while two children with him managed to escape injury. the explosion caused damage to the outside of the mcdonalds and threw pieces of the propane tank right into a parked car. investigators say there is no sign of foul play in the death of a san diego state student. he was found dead inside a campus frat house early friday morning. the tragedy has shocked and saddened the san diego state campus. >> very sad day here. any time something like this happens it's tragic and very sadden by the situation. >> investigators say the student died inside the frat

house but he was not a member. the coroners office said it could take several days possibly weeks to determine how he died. annual party at ken state university in ohio turned into a riot. the schools college fest celebration got out of control when people started fighting and throwing beer bottles. police dressed up in riot gear used tear gas to clear tout a crude of 3,000 students. some of those students started throughing bottles at them. you could see as much as five initiatives dealing with marijuana. most aimed at making it legal. on saturday they took over the civic center park for the second straight day. supporters wore t-shirts to vote no on amendment 64 will which will be on the ballot this fall. it legalizes american with restrictions. it would treat american like alcohol. >> first it allows for adult use and possession of marijuana.

over the age of 21. it creates a retail system where marijuana can be produced and sold in tightly regulated stores and requires the state legislature to enact rules. >> colorado and washington are two states considering legalizing marijuana for recreational purposes. your time is 7:18. after a 23,000 journey around the americas a maryland sailor is back home. why that almost cost him his life and what he plans to do now that he's back on land. afternoon highs about to take a plunge. giving you a live look outside. you can see the fog moving in and we're looking at a stronger sea breeze for the afternoon. i'll have details on your sunday forecast and the week ahead coming up.

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offs and landings yesterday when he experienced engine robs during his last approach. he survived the crash and had no injuries. and by chance a friend that just happened to be out boating came by and picked him up. authorities say it's up to the planes owner to have the home built aircraft removed from the lake. 12-year-old new england woman is due in court after being kicked off a u.s. airways plane. it happened yesterday on a flight taking off from maine. >> she got up out of her seat and refusing to turn her devices off and all that stuff. so the pilot taxied back to the gate. >> a police officer then boarded the plane and removed the woman. she was charged with disorderly conduct and released. organizers of the burning manifest value are challenging the government for placing them on -- the bureau of land management said the crowds at the festival exceeded the 50,000 limit. the goth warned for organizers are placed on probation two

years in a row, they could lose their permit. it's an event that attracts big crowds, colorful comments, and a lot of controversy. this year it's the men and women in blue that are stealing the spotlight. the police chief is allowing his off constitute officers to attend. >> all the employees that are here on their own time the only difference is we were allowed to do it in uniform. >> the off duty police officers received a warm welcome from nearly everyone attending the parade. however local antigay groups say the officers could spend a better way to spend their time. a maryland sailor is back home after a sew already trip around the americas. 30-year-old matt said he's the first person to sail across north and south america solo

and nonstop. he did the trip to raise money for a charity. >> there was times very, very close near misses i had with icebergs coming out of the fog. and storms when you mix it together. yeah i nearly killed by a giant iceberg at one point. >> he is a self-taught sailor. now he's back on land he's looking forward to getting a hair cut. ten months at sea he might need a little trim. 7:24. certainly watching the weather change a lot. we saw alex in walnut creek. still getting warm out there. >> yes, we will be warming it up. we will be above average for this time of year. but our afternoon highs taking a big drop. giving you a live look at the bay bridge. crossing the golden gate. sucked in by fog this morning. that fog the marine layer is reestablishing itself. the sea breeze is coming back.

as a result the afternoon highs will be quite a bit cooler. 76 at santa rosa for the afternoon tea. 73 in oakland. 70 san francisco. a lot of 70s right around the bay. mountain view 76. 77 san jose. 75 in fremont. inland east bay going to be warm once again. although not as hot as yesterday. low 90s concord, livermore, san jose. looking at 84 today for livermore. san francisco hit 79 yesterday. the warmest temp so far in 2012. take a look at the forecast here. offshore is the system that is actually helping to cool us back. the cooling trend will come the first couple of days and even rain. wednesday into thursday slides right across the bay area. a few scattered showers in the forecast. and looks like a ridge will rebuild in time for next weekend. here it is laid out for you. temperatures expect that to be cooler today. still mild even warm in many areas. for tomorrow low 70s in the forecast continuing to drop off. as we head into the weekend we

are looking or i should say this the second half of the business looking at rain. cleanup under way in western minnesota after severe weather swept through that area. thunderstorms produced numerous funnel clouds and a few small tornadoes on saturday. in the town of milan the storm was too much for a families barn knocking it over and ripping it from the ground. >> down stairs in this corner was our shop with all of our shop equipment. we had an old car in the barn. >> despite all that dang, however -- damage, however, nobody was hurt. public works crews will be applying an antiskid coating to the northbound lanes of the bridge starting tomorrow. there will be detours while the work is being done. crews are expected to be finished with the project on friday. that is when the giants return

home to take on the padres. the work was supposed to happen earlier this month but delayed because of rain. a group of business school students is marking earth day by raffling off a new chevy volt hybrid car. students were on campus selling the $50 tickets. the students are trying to raise money for a program that puts disadvantage teenagers on the path to college. the group chose the volt as the grand prize because it was involved in part by a hass school alum fist. what police and his family are saying. >> an unusual punishment for a dui offender. why the judge ordered him to stand on this corner. >> we can expect a warm day through the the bay -- throughout the bay area.

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spots today. >> reporter: yeah. i believe it. started to warm up here a bit. it's expected to be another hot one here inland. if you will be outside probably a good idea to find some shade. walnut creek expected to get up in the mid 80s. that is a slight cool down from yesterday when they were close to 90-degrees. all around the bay area people enjoyed snow cones trying to stay cool and hung around fountains looking for some relief. temperatures a good ten degrees above average all across the board. a short time ago we spoke to a couple friends getting their daily walk done early. >> just do everything in the morning. we were commenting on that. you know. just walk in the morning. do your house work in the morning. feed your animals. >> i'm from england originally and i fade with the hot weather. i don't do well. however, having said that we can do our chores early mt. morning, get our walking done and then go into our air conditioned houses so why should we really complain?

>> reporter: not a lot of complaints out this way as the temperatures sored yesterday a lot of people said forget about it. we're heading to the beaches. beaches in san francisco packed with quite a few people. a good idea if you will be doing those outdoor activities the walking and running to get that done early in the day and remember to drink as much water as you possibly can with the heat as things heat up the way they will be again later on today. a lot of people out here too excited about the fact we are expecting a slight cool down. temperatures dropping slightly today. a lot of people excited hoping for a little bit of relief from this mini heat wave. we are live this morning in walnut creek alex savidge. >> and as a reminder you can always check weather conditions of course at ktvu.com and you can also receive those weather alerts that get straight sent to your phone. all you have to do is sign up for mobile ktvu.com. we are learning new details about a carjacking suspect that

was killed by sheriff deputies in sacramento. the suspect is identified as 38- year-old jimmy lee graves. they believe he was responsible for a crime spree across several counties. share shot graves after he barricaded himself inside an apartment building. shot at officers and set fire to the unit friday night. graves' uncle said graves liked guns and was once addicted to painkillers. oikos university will reopen tomorrow three weeks after a gunman killed seven people on campus. the san jose mercury news says some of the classes will be happened in the same building with the shooting happened. nursing students may be allowed to take campus at -- take classes at another campus in the east bay. we are learning more about the electrocution of a man in san mateo. the 55-year-old victim was

driving down south norfolk street where power lines fell near his vehicle. he was electrocuted when he tried to remove a power line that was down. several peninsula and south bay leaders will gatter to discuss a new 911 communication system. the new federal law creates the first nation-wide public safety communication network. there is also money to buy the next generation of 911 technology. the system will enable the deliver of text messages, pictures and video to 911 call centers across the country. southern california man is free after spending 27 years in prison for a murder he says he did not commit. frank oconell was convicted of shooting and killing on a man in 1987. on friday that conviction was overturned. he has proclaimed his innocence over the years.

it wasn't until 1999 when a nonprofit group got involved. >> after they got involved my hopes and dreams i could see coming in the future. i knew it wasn't going to be long. i didn't realize it would be 12 more years. >> last month a superior court judge that the right to the fair trial had been violated. prosecutors will decide whether or not to retry the case next month. santa cruz police are using a new computer program they say helps officers predict crime before it happens. the program generates ten hot spot maps each day letting officers know where a crime is likely to occur. it works by using complicated math equations called alga ritzisms. police say it seems to be working. >> people tend to burglarize the same area more than once.

>> santa cruz police say the program led to 13 arrests last year an the number of burglars dropped by 11%. other agencies plan to try out that system. in texas an unusual punishment for a drunk driver. is a judge ordered the repeat dui offender to stand at the corner of the crash site and wear a sign describing his sign. so yesterday 39-year-old michael hill a sign that read i killed aaron coy pennywell while driving drunk. >> do you want to say anything to the victims family? >> i did earlier. >> what did you say to them? >> i'm sorry for what happened. >> for killing one of my best friends i don't think it's enough. >> he will be spending the next four saturdays at that crash

site holding that same sign. it's a punishment family members of the victim demanded and the judge honored. he was also sentenced to one year in jail and served 90 days because of good behavior. today the city council will review rules regulating massage parlors. some people suspect a handful of those businesses are offering more than just a massage. neighbors have complained about late night hours, flashing neon signs and sexually explicit website reviews. they do not have official websites but that could change after tomorrow. bay area rivals cal and stanford united on the soccer field this weekend to help a ten-year-old girl that is battling a rare form of cancer. the college womens soccer teams played a charity game to raise money for briann. she was diagnosissed with a rare and aggressive form of cancer last fall and had to

have her leg amputated. that has not stopped her dream of becoming an elite athlete. >> when i met her i was so inspired by her zest for life. >> i think it's amazing that the whole community has come together and been so supportive. >> the event raised more than $8,000. thousands of bay area volunteers will be cleaning up their communities today to celebrate earth day. it is the 42nd annual earth day to raise awareness. some bay area volunteers got head start yesterday. the city is cutting edge restoration programs are a model for other cities. >> i've lost about 40% of our park maintenance people over the last three or four budget cycles. and if we didn't have days like this and the ongoing weekend work these parks would not look as good as they do today. >> oakland recruited about

4,000 volunteers to clean up and plant trees at 96 locations across the city. oakland is not the only place where they are recognizing earth day. there will be an earth day cleanup at drakes beach. and civic center plaza in san francisco. and hacienda elementary school starting at 10:00 this morning. and laura bush is celebrating mother nature this weekend. she will be back at fair park in dallas after kicking off earth day celebration there is yesterday. she urged folks to take care of the world around them. not quite summer officially yet but it feels like a typical bay area summer day. rosemary the fog at the golden gate just socked in right there. >> you are right. we have fog right there. yes, you will have to deal with that if you are crossing the golden gate. that fog is beginning to filter in. as a result we will begin to

cool down. our numbers will be falling quite a bit in some spots today. you can see that westerly breeze 12 miles an hour through san francisco at sfo. a southerly breeze san jose. calm conditions in areas around santa rosa. 52 santa rosa. 55 in napa. 50s and low 60s once again. that shade of yellow indicating upper 50s to low 60s. san jose 62. slightly warmer this morning in san jose than yesterday. slightly cooler around san francisco and oakland already beginning to feel the influence from the pacific take a look at the forecast here. we've got the fog returning to the area. it's up against the coastline. could remain that way for most of the day. seeing it little pockets of coastal fog moving in and around the bay it will pull back. we will have mostly sunny skies. this is a prelude of bigger changes to come. first the cooling trend and eventually rain. tomorrow morning we'll wake up

and notice the intrusion there. a little bit stronger as the day progresses. as we hit midweek we will notice the biggest changes. where is that rain coming from? right here. the rain will sink south. it will cross over southern california. we also have a second system that will drop out of the gulf of alaska. that will bring us a chance for scattered showers. to sum it up we have the low clouds returning to the area. notable drop in temperatures. i don't want to say it will be cool because it's not. it's going to be mild and warm in some areas. and then for the extended forecast showers in the forecast there. we could use it after yesterday's heat up we were dry. 72 in berkeley. 73 in oakland. 74 hayward. to the host 63 pacifica. it will be a cool day with partly to mostly cloudy skies. a huge, huge drop in areas like santa rosa. 75 expected fremont. still a warm day in livermore. 84 for you.

there is the extended forecast and notice our numbers continue to fall off. the downward trend. monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday with thursday 67 degrees the afternoon high and the forecast there. and again that possibility of showers. i'll bring you that long range model show you when we expect the rain to arrive coming up. house minority leader nancy pelosi is marking 25 years in cop with a new honor in san francisco. it took place yesterday at the golden gate park. organizers say the congresswoman has worked tirelessly to support funding and research to find a cure for aids. a new section of the grove set to be built this summer will be named after the house minority leader. a u.s. airways flight landed safely in phoenix after a crack appeared on the planes windshield. aerial video shows the plane on the tarmac yesterday afternoon. that crack appeared during a flight from milwaukee and if

you look at the video you will notice that there is a blanket that is covering that window. it's not career what led to that crack american airlines is heading to court tomorrow as they plan to toss out labor contracts. they say they need to get rid of the contracts so they can emerge from bankruptcy. american is also proposing eliminating as many as 13,000 jobs. employees across the country are expected to protest tomorrows court hearing. a demonstration is planned at sfo. the hunger games has dominated the box office for most of the month. a new movie appears to have dethrowned the smash hit. >> the dark knight strikes again. >> think like a man brought in $12.2 million on friday. that puts the tyler perry movie on track to bring in around $33 million for the entire weekend. think like a man is already considered a hit. it costs $13 million to make. the lucky one starring zach

efron is expected to take the second spot this weekend. one of the biggest retailers in the world is under investigation. the story behind allegations of millions of dollars in education. >> first let's give you another live look outside. that is a socked in golden gate bridge on this sunday morning. traffic very light in both directions of 101. remember doyle drive will be closed starting friday night. that will impact traffic coming in from san francisco to marin. time now is 7:44. you are watching mornings on 2. [ mom ] to me, chex is not just a little bowl of cereal,

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good morning to you. isn't that just a gorgeous shot. fog trickle into the bay area. bringing with it a cooling trend. >> this morning the fbi and new york police will resume their search of a manhattan apartment building. they are looking for evidence in the disappearance of six- year-old etan patz so far there is no word what evidence if any authorities have found. police have been questioning a retired 75-year-old handyman. however, the lawyer for miller says his client has absolutely no ties to this mysterious cold case. >> i believe he has conveyed that message multiple times over 30 years. he is moved by this as all of us new yorkers. he believes this is a terrible tragedy. >> the six-year-old boy was on his way to school as he disappeared. his usual route went right by

the apartment building that is now being searched. the world's largest retailer is defending itself charge to bribery scandals. al walmart hushed up internal reports. to speed up the permit process. in its statement walmart says it takes the law very seriously. samture video has cap -- amateur video has captured the sound of gunfire. take a look at this video. you can see the u.n. observers being escorted to the safety of a doorway to escape the dangerous gunfire. several members from the u.n. truce monitoring mission arrived in the country a week ago. that is after a cease fire failed to end the violence. >> the regime has unleashed yet

another wave of horrific violence against its own people. resulting in the deaths of scores of syrians daily. >> the u.n. security council adopted a new resolution to help bring peace to syria. hundreds of observers will be there for the next three.s. in africa this weekend sudan and south sudan are moving closer to war as the two countries fight over key oil reserves. now president obama is urging for peace. >> it doesn't have to be this way. conflict is not inevitable. you still have a choice. you still have a chance to avoid being dragged back into war. >> soldiers in sudan mobilized yesterday as they get ready to move into south sudan. the soldiers are using trucks with mounted machine guns and tanks along with other weapons. sudan and south sudan have long fought over oil reserves but now they say south sudan is

occupying some of its territory. the fighting is leading to a humanitarian crisis. hospitals say their resources are severely stretched and doctors say they are overwhelmed by the growing number of patients and severity of their injuries. south sudan separated itself from sudan last july after a referendum vote. the eyes of the world hosting the formula grand prix race amid word of antigovernment protests. there has been plenty of trouble on the streets leading up to that big event. demonstrators demanded the race be stalled. >> we see hear that the media ignored bah man. >> security was extremely tight this year. we are following a serious

train accident in the netherlands. more than 100 passengers have been hurt after two trains collided head on in hamster dam. there is still no word on how the two trains ended up on the same track. beegee singer has come out of a coma and able to talk to his family. his family has been holding a constant vigil at his bedside since then. gibb's wife is thanking all the fans for their well wishes and prayers. donald trump is in the soviet republic of georgia to expand his empire. trump is lending his name to aglitter city tower. the $250 million billing will not be owned nor developed by the tycoon. however it will use his name and brand. >> i think you have a lot of

investment opportunities in georgia. it's amazing what is going on. it's really one of the most amazing places in the world right now. >> the 47 story residential building is expected to be completed by early 2014. opening statements are expected tomorrow in the retrail of former major league baseball pitcher roger clemens. the seven-time cy young award win serai cause of lying to congress when he said he never used performance enhancing drugs. as of right now there are 36 potential jurors. the final 12 jurors and alternates are expected to be decided tomorrow. clemens' first trial ended when an attorney did not follow the courts instructions. if convicted on all counts, clemens could face 30 years in prison and $1.5 million fine. your time is 7:52. a rough day for bay area sports teams including the doors slamming shut on the san jose sharks season. >> the doors closing at a pretty famous fictional

hospital. we will talk you to a rap party for tv's biggest hit shows. >> significant changes are already in the works for the bay area. coming up what you can expect for your sunday an the week ahead.

san jose sharks are licking their wounds after another disappointing play off run. >> and he scores. >> and that would do it. they lost to st. louis blues last night by a score of 3-1. the sharks only won once in that five-game series. it's currently raining in new york city which could delay the giants and mets baseball game. yesterday the giants lost a heartbreaker in the big apple after scoring three right here in the top of the ninth to tie the game. the giants gave up the game

winner. buster posy tries to -- he threw the ball ainto right field. the giants lose 5-4. the a's will take on the cleveland indians this afternoon. all season the a's are celebrating the 40th anniversary of the 1972 world championship team. members of that team were on hand for last nights game. but the a's could not give them a win. losing to the tribe 5-1. brandon mccarthy with the loss. and the best story in baseball. phil humber. he blanked the mariners 4-0. and with that achievement also came cold shower thanks to some pretty happy teammates there. 7:56. a big story out here for us the warm temperatures yesterday. the cooler temperatures today. rosemary. >> good morning, to you. the on shore breeze is making a comeback. marine layer hugging the coastline. even beginning to filter into the bay. we are looking at mostly clear

skies. if you look way back there you can see the bit of fog. it's a shallow marine layer. it will grow and become a little more wide spread by tomorrow morning. but for today we will remain mostly sunny. it will burn back a bit from the coast loin but we could be partly cloudy to mostly cloudy for the coast today. the notable difference for everybody the cool down. we will be mild to warm. i've got to mention that part. but you will notice the change. anywhere from 5-10 degrees for our inland east bay area. 5-10-15 degrees. there are your numbers for today. noontime numbers low 60nd for the coast -- low 60s for the coast. i want to show you the forecast. there is bigger changes coming in addition to the cooling trend we could see rain. i'm picking it up here sunday morning. notice a not a lot of change

baseness morning the system off the coast will bring us rain. if you look off to the north near washington and oregon, there is another front that moves through on thursday. that will continue to bring us scattered showers. next weekend looks try so we could see some of that much needed rain. there is your extended forecast showing you the cooling trend that will actually take us back to seasonal average by tuesday and then we fall below wednesday and thursday with partly to mostly sunny skies and that chance for a bit of rain. it was a big house party. the final episode of the smash hit fox tv series house airs in one month. the doors to the hospital will be closed for good after eight seasons. the cast and crew marked the end of the show with a big wrap party in los angeles and it was a bittersweet occasion. >> it was very, very sad. at the same time we knew on the first day that this day would come. in fact on the first day we paneled it would come on the

seventh day. >> well you can watch the final episode of house right here on ktvu channel 2. it will air on monday may 21st. the second hour of ktvu mornings on 2 is straight ahead with the investigation under way in san francisco after a man is found lying on the street with agunshot wound. >> the california university in mourning after a student is found dead in a fraternity house. >> a mini van goes up in flames in the east bay. the witness now coming forward to tell us what they saw just moments before this van caught fire. what'll it be?

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we have a cooling trend under way. >> new from overnight the man from critical conditions after police find him with gunshot wound on san francisco police. >> planes rip through the -- flames rip through a mini van in the east bay. those stories and more on the second hour of ktvu mornings on 2. good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2 i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. fog on the coast but still pretty warm inland. let's get over to rosemary. >> good morning, to you. our taste of summer short lived. we will be cooling down.

we will be above average. our numbers way below what we hit yesterday. 76 the forecasted high for today. that is a change of 13 degrees. ten for oakland. livermore will be warm again. 84 degrees. that will one of the warmer spots. we'll take a look around the area and show you what you can expect for today. back to you. in overnight news one man is fighting for his life after an overnight shooting in san francisco's bay view district. it happened around midnight near the intersection of galves avenue and third street. officers found a young man lying in the street. no one else was hurt and it's still unclear what lead up to that shooting. hundreds of sailors took part if a moving memorial in the waters of the san francisco bay. last night more than 100 boats formed a solemn flotilla. it was to pay attribute to five

sailors. the five died in a tragic accident during a race eight days ago. >> i think everybody is thinking it could have been me. it could have so easily been us. >> many of the sailors say they are still too upset to speak on camera. others told us this memorial was a fitting way for the entire sailing community to mourn and heal. the yacht was hilt by two large waves and capsized. these are pictures from last week and crews are still waiting for the right weather conditions to attempt a recovery of that yacht. right now searchers are heading back out to look for missing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. sheriff deputies and search dogs went through coyote creek to find any clues. investigators believe 15-year- old lamar was kidnapped on her way to school. >> i believe it has been that

much time. every day it just gets -- it just gets harder. >> shortly after lamar disappeared investigators found a bag of clothing and a cell phone that belonged to her. tomorrow suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi goes before ethics commission. it's the first of the misconduct hearing that could lead to his removal of office. they will make a recommendation to the boardover supervisors. mirkarimi says he has no intention of stepping down and continues to fight in court to get his job back. authorities are look into what they suspect is a case of arson in oakland. firefighters received a coo call of flames coming out of a ford mini van. that vehicle as you can see there was fully involved when crews arrived. a witness says that fire started shortly after the driver parked it and walked off. a firefighters on the scene

says it does appear suspicious but did not say how the fire may have started. customers at a mcdonalds in river side county thought the restaurant was going to blow up. here's why. take a look at these pictures. cal fire says two propane tanks couldn't handle the desert heat yesterday. pressure built up to them. static electricity helped ignite that fire and explosion near the restaurant drive through. >> i thought it was a bomb or something. heaven for bid. but it was bad. yeah. the the blames were shooting up. >> the truck driver suffered the burns but the two children with him did manage to escape without injury. the explosion caused the outside of that mcdonalds and threw pieces of the propane tank into a parked car. there is no sign of foul play in the death of a college student. his body was found inside a campus fraternity house.

the tragedy shock and saddened the san diego state campus. >> very sad day here at sdsu. any time this happens it's very tragic. >> investigators say the student died inside the frat house but he was not a member. the coroners office says it could take several days possibly even weeks to determine how he passed away. a bicyclist died after collapsing in triple digit heat in southern california. police say the man was riding on a mountain bike trail when he got dehydrated. the man died before he could make it to the hospital. police are continuing to investigate but they don't suspect foul play. temperatures reached 105- degrees in palm springs yesterday. rosemary has been telling us it will be cooler in the bay area but we can still look to pleasant temperatures. people across the bay area are heading out to enjoy this picture perfect weather. ice cream shops have become the

most popular spots in town. >> do you like it being this hot? why? >> i get to have shaved ice and it's cool on a hers found the b perfect place to spend a warm spring day out there at bakers beach in san francisco. and they could enjoy it awhile. fog is in there this morning. there is a chance of rain by midweek. good morning, to you. giving you a live look at the city and that shallow marine layer right behind it. hugging the coastline this morning intruding the bay just a little bit it will become more wide spread. we are looking at a great weather forecast although not as hot as we were yesterday. maybe that will feel pretty good to you. still warm enough for a pool party. we will take a look at that in a moment. the water vapor still heavy.

it will continue easterly trek this system behind it is what is helping to push it along. this will sink south before it moves inland. so we are going to get a little bit of wrap around moisture. it looks like wednesday will be our best bet. a second system will drop in and bring us another round. so between now and then we've got a cooling trend already beginning and for today you will notice. take a look at what is happening outside our door. we have the fog and marine layer banked up against the coastline. the gold ingate a little bit of drizzle. misty drizzle conditions as we move through and along the coastline. we have mostly sunny skies for most of us. you can see it here. 3:00 in the afternoon and burns back a little bit. tomorrow morning as we get back to the daily grind it will be well inland and perhaps even into the delta and through the valley. we will take a look at what you can expect in the extended coming up in a moment. 59 degrees san rafael.

60 santa rosa. 58 in hayward. mid 60s in livermore. another warm day expected in livermore. 76 expected for santa rosa. 76 in nevada. low 70s for the city. 73 in oakland. 74 in hayward. again a gorgeous day. well above normal in some cases. just not as hot as we saw yesterday. we were just shy of tieing a record in san jose yesterday. 91. today 77. 78 los gatos. yesterday santa cruz sat in the mid 80nd-- mid 80s. you will notice that difference. monday, tuesday, chance for showers moving in wednesday and thursday. those two days will be the coolest days with afternoon highs only warming in the upper 60s there. back to you. it's 8:09. time now for your live drive time traffic. we have been showing you this picture all morning long. the lens on the camera is wet

as that fog remains socked in there. it's been like that since 2:00 this morning according to the chp. you can see traffic moving slowly over there. if we head over to the bay bridge a much different story. traffic moving well in both directions. things are looking good across the bay area. lefty oh dual bridge will be closed this morning. there are going to be detours while that work is being done. crews are expected to be finished with that product on friday. the giants back home that night taking on the padres. right now crews are cleaning up after a water main break. it happened around 5:00 last night. balenas avenue was temp arealy

closed. no traffic related delays are expected there. it is 8:10. ahead the investors using facebook and twitter to make more money on their port tole owe. >> first coming up american airlines trying to emerge from bankruptcy. >> and a birthday salute for queen elizabeth with a bang. the time is 8:10 you are watching ktvu mornings on 2.

mostly sunny and mild in lafayette this morning. another warm day for your afternoon just not as hot as we felt yesterday. >> new this morning the polls will close in a few hours in the first round of this years presidential election in france. current president nicholas sarkozy is in a tight race against nine challengers. what you are seeing here is new video from paris. he is expected to easily make it to the second round of voting in a few weeks. recent polls show support for the current president slipping behind one social scanned state. the british are celebrating the queen's 86th birthday. members of the queen's royal horse honored her imagineties big day with a 21 gun salute. shots were fired every ten seconds during a ceremony at london's high park. crowds also lined up in front of the tower of london where they added 40 gunshots in

recognition of its royal palace. the man once known to some as the evil genius of the nixon administration has died. charles cole colson was 80 years old. he was once said to walk over his grandmother to get nixon elected to a second term. he spoke about his time in prison years later. >> it was my worst blow in my life to be indicted. i had been so proud as a marine officer and proud to serve my country and a flag waving patriot and i wind up in a courtroom it's the united states of america verses charles w.colson. that was a hot knife standing me. >> he became a born again christian when in prison. it's now being called the biggest scandal in the history

of the u.s. secret service. the prostitution scandal involving agents signed to president obama's recent trip to columbia involves two dozen agents. so far six have lost their jobs. authorities are checking to see if any of the prostitutes were under age. and meanwhile nancy pelosi returned to san francisco this weekend. she calls the scandal a national embarrassment. >> some of them would tarnish the image is disgusting. i don't really understand. but in any event there will be a full investigation. >> pelosi spoke at san francisco golden gate park yesterday. attorney for george zimmerman says his family is having trouble coming up with bail money but he is still expected to be released sometime soon. zimmerman is charged with second degree murder in the shooting death of florida teenager trayvon martin. on friday a judge set bond at

$150,000. zimmerman's attorney zitted him in jail he said his client will have the money sometime to post bond. >> now that he knows he can get out sooner, he is focused on getting out. he is relieved we are moving forward. >> zimmerman must be fitted with an electronic monitoring device and they must find him a safe place to live before he can be released. about 300 people participated about a march in injustice lead by the reverend jesse jackson. the march was organized after the justice department announced they would order a inquire in the death of brian hannah. >> voters in colorado could see as many as five initiatives on the november ballot dealing with marijuana. most aimed at making it legal. on saturday they took over

denver's civic center park for the second straight day. supporters wore t-shirts telling voters to vote no on amendment 64 which will be on the ballot this fall. that amendment would legalize marijuana with restrictions. it would treat marijuana like alcohol. >> first it allows for adult use and possession of marijuana in limited amounts over the age of 21. it creates a retail system where marijuana can be produced and sole in tightly regulated stores in the state of colorado. and requires the state legislature to enact rules to allow for the production of industrial hep. it is an event that attracts big crowds, colorful costumes, and a lot of controversy. this year it's the men and women in blue that are stealing the spotlight. the police chief is allowing

his off duty officers to attend. >> all the employees that are here are on their own time. the only difference is we were allowed to do it in uniform. >> the off duty police officers received a warm welcome from nearly attenning that parade. however local antigay groups say the officers could find a better way to spend their time. american airlines is heading to court as they try to toss out labor contracts. the airline says they need to get rid of those contracts so we can emerge from bankruptcy. they are proposing eliminating as many as 13,000 jobs. employees are expected to protest tomorrow's court hearing and a demonstration is planned at sfo starting at 11:00 a.m.. investors are turning to social networking websites to find out which direction the stock market may go. some hedge funds are trying to get an overall mood on the market by looking at tweets and blogs and facebook.

that includes looking at including what users are saying about online -- some investments it can translate into millions of dollars. >> what you are looking for are indicators of some big events coming. if you write 10% of the time and catch a really big event like the financial crisis or bankruptcy of lee man brothers that time of event will make your profits for even the year. >> helps investors scour the area. your time is 8:20. ahead the new details we learning about a man that forced both directions of interstate 80 to shut down for several hours. >> coming up first the u.s. sailor back at home after a solo trip around the americas. the near death experiences he is now sharing. >> fog bank hugging the coast and spilling into the bay. a prelude of what is to come. we'll take a look at what you can expect for your sunday

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was our shop. we had an old car in the barn. >> andrews says there is a silver lining despite that damage nobody was hurt. two different stories today. brentwood antioch folks out there have a wonderful day. richmond district sunset quite a little different story. >> yeah some years could be cool. especially around the coast where that marine layer has thickened up. we are watching it spill into the bay area this morning. and again it's a sign of what is to come. a big drop in our afternoon highs expected and eventually a little bit of rain. giving you a live look from the city where you can see bright conditions but a little bit of a white out going on in some cases. the golden gate just soggy with fog there this morning. and we are watching that south and south westerly breeze. it's a light one but it's there. if i pop around the buoys even into fairfield and the delta watching a weak west, south westerly breeze. but again this is an indication of cooler temperatures to come.

50s around the bay area. still 60s inland. concord, livermore not going to feel that huge cool down today. but eventually you will follow suit. taking a look at your forecast for today by about 10:00 or so wide spread 60s in the forecast. your lunchtime numbers 60s in the bay and mid 70s for your inland areas. 83 in concord. north bay locations you are going to fill that difference. 77 in napa. napa almost hit 90 degrees yesterday. the extended forecast low 70s in the forecast by tomorrow. upper 60s wednesday and thursday. we've been talking about it this morning showers in the forecast and possibility of wednesday as well as thursday. bay area rivals cal and stab ford united on the soccer field to help -- stanford united on the soccer field to

help raise money for a little girl. she was diagnosissed with a rare and aggressive form of cancer last fall and had to have her leg a pew dated. that has -- amputated. >> when i met her i was so inspired by her zest for life. i think she will achieve all of her goals. >> i think it's amazing the whole community has come together and been so supportive. >> they say the event raised more than $8,000. maryland sailor is back home after a solo trip around the americas. 30-year-old matt rutherford said he's the first person to sail across north and south america solo. he docked in maryland yesterday ending his ten month 23,000- mile journey. rutherford made the trip to raise money for a nonprofit

program. he said it's an effort that almost cost him his life. >> there were times i was very, very close near misses i had where iceberg coming out of the fog. i have no radar on this boat. and storms when you mix it all together. i was nearly killed by a giant iceberg. >> i need a hair cut. >> he is a self-taught sailor. now that he's back on land he said he needs a hair cut. that will be first on his agenda. straight ahighway the central valley family saying goodbye to their loved one 15 years after her disappearance. >> students are getting ready to return to oikos university after a deadly massacre. the change being made ahead of tomorrow's classes. >> warm weather is continuing across the bay area this morning. we'll go back live to the east bay for an update.

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good morning. thanks for staying with us. your time just before 8:30 i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. as rosemary has been telling us temperatures slightly cooler but they are still well above average. alex savidge is joining frus arun doe. >> reporter: certainly so. things are starting to heat out here in orinda. this is where a lot of folks will be running around the track here and running up a cross country course in a 5k benefit run to benefit and help deal with the issue of pediatric aids. that is what this run is all about. it's the jf cath nick trust fund.

i'm here with dr. dan robins. one of the event organizers. it's a warm day but you still have a lot of folks that are signingen and making their way in here. what are you telling folks first of all how to deal with the heat? >> as a pediatrician i always recommend plenty of sun block and plenty of water. hydration. just encouraging people to take advantage of all the cold water we have here and stay hydrated and get out and enjoy the day and get their exercise. >> reporter: as you say that i look behind you here you have a full supply of water on hand. >> yes. we'll have stations out. plenty of water. >> how do people know if they need to take a break? >> just starting to feel a little light headed. fatigue. beyond what you expect. time to find shade and sit down for awhile. >> reporter: i know this is a call very near and dear to you. tell me about the work you do trying to limit the number of

pediatric aid needs. >> we have been there for actually third generation of my family involved there. we are doing work to over 800 sites to educate women, test, and give women education to drop the transmission rate. and ten years ago the 60,000 new cases a year. last year it was 12,000. we have been able to drop the rate by 48,000 a year. >> reporter: that is wonderful. sounds like a cause that is important to a lot of people. all these folks registering for the race today. they expect 200 people to take part despite we have above average temperatures here. the race gets started. this benefit race for pediatric aids in zimbabwe. this will be getting started at 8:00 this morning. for now we are live in orinda. we are learning new details about a carjacking suspect that was killed by sheriff deputies

in sacramento. he is identified as jimmy lee graves. they believe he was responsible for a crime spree across several counties. they shot graves after they barricaded himself inside an apartment building, shot at officers and set fire to the unit. greg's uncle said graves liked guns and once addicted to painkillers. others say he had ike logical issues and marriage problems. >> we are also learning more about an electrocution. the victim was driving down south norfolk street on friday night when power lines fell near his vehicle. he was electrocuted when he tried to remove a power line that was still live and taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. investigators are reportedly checking to see if a balloon may have been tangled up on that line. in san joaquin county mourners pay attribute to a young woman that disappeared more than a decade ago. her remains turned up earlier

this year after a convicted serial killer offered up a map to find her. it was in november of 1998 that 25-year-old cindy vanderheiden disappeared. wesley shermantine and lauren herzog were convicted of killing her but her remains were not found until this past february. her family says they finally have closure. >> thank everybody for all their help, family, friends, community and everybody that we know for their courage and their thoughts. >> shermantine is on death row, lauren herzog killed himself last january. oikos university will resume classes tomorrow three weeks after a gunman killed seven people on campus. the news is reporting that some of the classes will be held in the same building with the shooting happened. nursing students may be allowed to take classes at another

campus in the east bay. since the victim -- six of the victims were nursing students the seventh was a staffer. the program generates ten hot spot maps each day letting officers know where a crime is likely to occur. it uses complicated math equations to analyze crime patterns. police say it appears to be working. >> people tend to burglarize the same area more than once. even during the same types of times of the day or week. >> santa cruz police say the program lead to 13 arrests last year. the number of burglars dropped by 11%. a number of agencies plan to try out that system. southern california man is free after spending 27 years in prison for a murder he says he did not commit. frank oh only was accused to shooting and killing a man.

people started to listen to his story. >> once they got on board my hope and my dreams i could see coming in the future. >> the evidence used to convict him has been called into question. house minority leader nancy pelosi is marking 25 years in congress with a new honor in san francisco. the celebration took place yesterday at the national age memorial grove. pelosi helped establish the grove in 1996. pelosi has worked tirelessly to find a cure for aids a new section of the grove will be

named after pelosi. thousands of bay area volunteers will be cleaning up their communities to celebrate earth day. it's the 42nd annual earth day to raise awareness about environmental issues. some bay area volunteers got a head start on cleanup efforts. mayor jean quan says the cities cutting edge restoration programs is a model for other cities. >> i have lost about 40% of our park maintenance people over the last three or four budget cycles. and if we didn't have days like this and the ongoing weekend work, these parks would not look as good as they do today. >> oakland recruited about 4,000 volunteers to clean up and plant trees at 96 locations across the stay. oakland is not the only place where people are recognizing earth day. there will be an earth day cleanup at drakes beach. and civic center plaza in san

francisco and hacienda elementary school. good morning, to you. significant changes taking place. take a look at this cool shot of the bay bridge. we have fog drifting by. backdrop there we've got a shallow marine layer just hugging the coastline this morning. as you can see beginning to creep into the bay as well. low clouds and fog reforming. the on shore breeze is lengthening -- is strengthening. take a look at this this trend is for some of the warmer spots. on saturday low 90s. we will dip into the low 80s today. 70s by tomorrow and eventually upper 60s in the forecast. if you are just joining us we are looking at rain. 53-degrees in oakland. 52 san francisco just inside the bay anywhere from 5-7 degrees cooler than yesterday. if you are heading out to the farmers market you may feel that chill. farther inland you go another

mild start. perhaps a tad warmer than where we started yesterday. by the afternoon we are all going to feel at least a little bit of a difference and some of us more so than others. pacific satellite view i have to show this. this is a the system that is changing the pattern. the ridge of high pressure is beginning to shift a little bit. it will continue to the east. if you look closely you can see the southerly surge. those are the changes going on this morning. eventually that system will slide over california. we are going to get a little bit of rain on wednesday. another system on thursday. i will show you exactly what i'm talking about. we move through the forecast first the cooling trend is what we feel. wednesday afternoon take a look at that wide spread. on thursday another system dropping out of the gulf of alaska. keeping in mind we are few days out. but the models have been pretty consistent. 73 expected for oakland. 70 san francisco. wide spread 70nd in the forecast for santa rosa and napa. near 90 degrees yesterday.

84 in livermore. 77 san jose. 79 in morgan hill. while we will see that notable difference, we will still be relatively mild. cool at the coast. warm in some of our inland areas. low 70s monday and tuesday. upper 60s in your forecast for afternoon highs. wednesday and thursday and a little bit of rain. the san jose sharks are licking their wounds after another disappointing play off run. they lost to the st. louis blues last night by a score of 3-1. the sharks only won once in that five-game series. >> it is currently raining in new york city which could delay todays unite giants and baseball game which is scheduled to start in a little more than an hour from now. the giants lost a heartbreaker after scoring there runs in the top of the ninth inning to tie the game. the giants gave up the game winner in the bottom half.

buster posy tries to turn the back end of that double play. giants lose 5-4. and the big story in baseball is that the perfect game caused by chicago white sox pitcher. he blanked the -- with the achievement came a cold shower thanks to a teammate. >> you've got to earn that. i head the mazage of peace -- the message of peace from president obama. >> and windshield cracks don't just happen on cars but commercial airliners as well. the scare for passengers trying to get down to arizona this weekend. >> and here's a live look at the san mateo bridge this morning. you can see traffic moving just fine in both directions. sun is shining out there. a little foggy in parts of the bay area. keep that in mind if you are heading out the door. 3q

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to remove stains the first time. good morning, to you. a shallow wall of fog at the coast moving inrabid in some spots even a little bit of mist ape drizzle at the coast. your time is 8:44. let's recap the top stories.

one man is fighting for his life after an overnight shooting in the bay view district. it happened around midnight at the intersection of galves avenue and third street. >> hundreds of sailors took part in a moving memorial at the moving waters of san francisco bay. they formed a solemn flotilla. >> and right now searchers are once again outlooking for a missing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. they focused on hills and rough terrain. u.s. airways flight landed safely in phoenix after a crack appeared on the plane's windshield. shows the plane on the tarmac at phoenix sky harbor airport yesterday afternoon. the crack appeared during a flight from milwaukee. you will notice blanket covering the window on the plane. it's not clear what lead to that crash. 21-year-old new england

woman is due in cart after getting kicked off a u.s. airways plane it happened yesterday on a flight taking off from maine. >> she got up out of her seat and was refusing to turn her devices off and all thacking -- and all that kind of stuff. >> a police officer then boarded the plane and removed the woman. she was charged with disorderly conduct and released. this morning the fbi and new york police will resume their search of a manhattan apartment building. they are looking for evidence in the disappearance of etan patz. right now there is no evidence if any authorities have found. police have been questioning a retired 75-year-old handyman. however the lawyer for miller says his client has absolutely no ties to this mysterious cold case. >> i believe he has conveyed that message multiple times. he is moved like all of us new

yorkers are. >> police say the six-year-old boy was on his way to school when he disappeared. his usual route to school went right by the apartment building being searched. opening statements are expected this week in the trial of roger clemens. he is accused of lying to congress when he said he never used performance enhancing drugs. right now there are 36 poll tonal jurors. the final 12 jurors are expected to be decided tomorrow. clemens' first trial ended when an attorney did not follow the courts instructions. if convicted he could face 30 years in prison and $1.5 million fine. there is a new development in the penn state sex scandal. senior athletic departments official has been fired after he was found holding documents involving tim curly. curly has been charged with

perjury in the child sex abuse scandal. he is scheduled to go on trial in june. annual party at kent state university in ohio turn into a riot. the college fest celebration got out of control when people started fighting and throwing beer bottles. mistressed in riot gear used tear gas to clear up the crowd. amateur video has captured the sun of gunfire as the united nations monitors syria. you take a look atonies video and you can see the u.n. observers being escorted to the safety of a doorway to escape the gunfire. several members estruses monitoring mission arrived in that country more than a week ago. >> the regime has unleashed

another wave of horrific violence against its own people. resulting in the deaths of scores of syrians daily. >> the u.n. security council unanimously adopted a new mission. in africa this morning sudan and south sudan are moving closer to war as the two countries fight over key oil reserve. now president obama is urging for peace. >> it doesn't have to be this way. conflict is not inevitable. you still have a choice. you still have a chance to avoid being dragged back into war. >> soldiers in sudan mobilized yes as they get ready to move into south sudan. they are using trucks with mounted machine guns and tanks and other weapons. they have long fought over oil reserves sudan says south sudan is also occupying some of its

territory and the fighting is leading to a humanitarian crisis. hospitals say their resources are severely stretched and doctors say they are overwhelmed by the growing number of patients and severity of the injuries. south sudan separated itself from sudan last july after a referendum vote. the eyes of the world on the persian gulf nation of bah rain today. the race finished just about 30 minutes ago without any incidents. there had been plenty of trouble on the streets leading up to the big event. demonstrators demanded the race be canceled. >> their position is to utilized the media to raise their voice. we see here in bahrain the media ignored bahrain. >> they canceled last years

race due to the political unrest. unusual punishment for a drunk driver that killed a young man last year in texas. a judge ordered 39-year-old michael to stand at the corner of the crash site and wear a sign describing his crime. yesterday the repeat dui offender held that sign that read i killed erin pennywell. >> you want to say anything to the victims family? >> i already did earlier. >> what did you say? >> i'm sorry the accident happened and i feel sorry. >> for killing one of my best friends, i don't think it's enough. went to jail for 90 days and carry a sign for four consecutive saturdays that is enough enough. >> family members of the victim asked for that punishment and the judge honored their request. the victims parent say they plan the next four saturdays at that crash site adds well. he was sentenced to one near in

jail but served just 90 days because of good behavior. the project taking donald trump to a former soviet republic. >> a change at the weekend box office as a new movie makes a big debut. >> our summer like heat has come to a halt. coming up i will show you what you can expect for your area. oh. oh look the lion is out! no mommy no!

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time now is 8:54. welcome back to mornings on 2.

i'm feeling pretty good after a good day yesterday. flip-flops and shorts it was great out. >> absolutely. everyone was talking about it. rosemary having a look at how warm it will stay today. >> yes, good morning to you be i was in sacramento yesterday and a little bit toasty for my blood. it was warm. and some of us warmed in the low 90s. it was probably a bit hot in some cases for your area as well. we will continue to see a cooling trend and again the live shot there it says a lot. the marine layer reestablishing itself. the on shore breeze is coming back and our temperatures will begin to plunge. at least by the afternoon a big notable difference. take a look the marine layer here. even mist and drizzle. the golden gate poor vizn't -- visibility. it's a very weak one. you can see it there. this will gain strength throughout the afternoon and this is a sign of what is to

come. meanwhile our inland folks already a mild day. 62 in concord. 65 in san jose. our warmer spots will be well above average once again but not as hot as we felt yesterday for our valley locations. that on shore breeze will kick in and bring us all the cool down. the first to be impacted the north bay and coast. take a look at our afternoon highs. 76 degrees. that is a 13-degree drop from yesterday. pep napa. 74 hayward. low 80s concord and livermore. 79 heading to the south. pacifica 63 degrees and again this morning even drizzle falling over parts of the coast. your extented forecast the cooling trend continues. although we call it cool it will feel good out there. and then we get a little cooler wednesday and thursday and in the forecast we have been showing you possibility of a few showers on wednesday as well as thursday.

beegee singer gibbs has emerged from a koa me ma and is -- coma and is able to communicate with his family. his family has been holding a constant vigil at his bedside since then. gibb's wife is thanking all the fans for their well wishes and prayers. donald trump has expanded his brand this morning. this time in the soviet republic of georgia. he is lepping his name to -- he is lending his name to a tower there in georgia. $250million trump build willing not be owned or developed by the tycoon, however it will use his name and brand. >> i think you have a lot of investment opportunities in georgia. it's amazing what is going on. it's one of the really amazing places in the world right now. >> the 47 story residential building is expected to be completed by early 2014. the hunger games has

dominated the box office for most of the month. a new movie appears to have dethrowned that smash hit. >> the dark knight strikes again. >> think like a man brought in $12.2 million on friday. that put the movie on track to bring in $33 million for the entire week. think like a man is already considered a hit when you consider it only cost $13 million to make. the lucky one starring zach efron is expected to take the second spot. ktvu mornings on 2 continues at 9:00 a.m. with the cycling death in southern california being blamed on the extreme heat. >> the temperatures at home are not reaching the triple digits but they are well above normal. >> and drive through danger the flames erupting outside a california mcdonalds and what is now blamed for the southern spark. it'd be so easy to check facebook, send emails.

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above average temperatures around the bay area today. still, hundreds of people expected to take part in this fundraising run today. how they are preparing to run in this warm weather. >> overnight gun fire in san

francisco. what police spotted when they arrived on scene. >> and a cargoes up in flames in the east bay. why this fire is causing concern. much more straight ahead on ktvu. good morning, everyone. thanks for staying with us on mornings at 2. >> warmer weather is staying with us this sunday. let's go to rosemary in the weather center. i just got a note asking about the mud run. it's still going to be hot out there? >> yeah, well into the 90s for our valley locations and central valley. closer to the coast at home, the north bay doing back to sink back in the 70s. inland east bay areas will be warming up. we're expecting a 13-degree drop in santa rosa. oakland 10. a little less than that, but you will notice that anywhere from four to five degree, and you notice san jose, the

afternoon high 89 today. just shy of setting a record. already a warm spot in some areas, some of us waking up several degrees cooler. we'll tell you what you can expect coming up. we're cooling down slightly, but we're still above average this morning. now, runners trying to avoid the heat? >> reporter: i'll tell you what they're doing. they're prehydrating, taking in a lot of water. things are set to get started at 9:00. there's a couple hundred people registering. this is for the trust fund benefit race. it's all to benefit and try and reduce the number of pediatric aides cases in zimbabwe. it's a warm day. >> yes, it is. >> how do you prepare to race

five kilometers. >> stay hydrated on the trail. eat a good breakfast. >> you and the whole family taking part. everyone is going to be okay. >> yeah. >> are you ready for this race? >> yeah. >> are you doing a one k? >> yes. >> going to do the 5k? >> yeah. >> going to do it all. >> this is dr. dan robbins. you're one of the event organizers. what should folks be doing to stay safe when you're running 5- kilometers in this heat. >> it's a big workout. it's going to be quite warm today. it's important to stay hydrated. if you're not feeling great, grab shade for a few minutes and get back out there and start running again. >> tell me about the trust. you guys do important work in zimbabwe dealing with pediatric

aids. >> currently we're active at over 850 sites throughout zimbabwe, educating nurses, mid wives, pharmacists, counselors, and preparing women to prevent transmission from mother to child. we've been able to drop the rate from 60,000 cases a year to 12,000. it's been a great project, working closely with ministry projects and others. it can be done. >> judging by the crowd behind us, certainly a lot of people fighting for if cause. the run gets started in a few minutes. they are going to make their way up through a cross country site. temperatures are about ten degrees or so above average. they're going to want to make sure they stay hydrated and listen to their bodies if they're feeling faint, but the run gets started here shortly. it's a good cause and a lot of

folks are taking part. reporting live, alex savage, channel 2 news. a bicyclist died after collapsing in triple-digit heat. he was riding on a mountain trail when he became dehydrated. the man died before he could make it to the hospital. police are continuing an investigation, but they do not suspect foul play. the temperature reached 105 degrees in palm springs yesterday. >> in overnight news, one man is fighting for his life after an overnight shooting in the bray view district. it happened at midnight near third street. officers found a young man lying in the street. he was rushed to san francisco general hospital where i he's listed in critical condition. no one else was hurt. it's unclear what led up to that shooting. police are searching for suspects. the waters of san francisco

bay, last night more than 100 boats formed a solemn -- in belove deer cove. it was to pay tribute to five members of the yacht club. the five died in a tragic accident in a race eight days ago. >> i think everybody is thinking, you know, it could have been me. it could so easily have been us. >> many of the sailors say they're too upset to talk on camera. others told us that the memorial was a fitting way for the entire sailing community to mourn and heal. the yacht was hit by waves and capsized in stormy seas. the boat remains on the rocks. these are pictures taken last week. that boat is still there. crews are just waiting for the right weather conditions before they attempt to recover that yacht. >> searchers are out searching for missing morgan hill

teenager sierra lamar. sheriff deputies and search dogs went through coyote creek to try to find any clues. investigators believe she was kidnapped on her way to school back on march 16th. >> ican't believe it's been that much time. every day it just gets harder. >> shortly after sierra lamar disappeared, investigators found a bag and clothing that belonged to her. tomorrow, ross mirkarimi goes before the ethics commission. it's the first of the misconduct hearings that could lead to his removal from office. the panel will make a recommendation which will hold its own hearing to decide mirkarimi's fate. he has no intention of stepping down and he's gone to court in his fight to get his job back. authorities are looking into what they suspect as

arson. they got a call about flames coming out of that ford minivan. it's near seminary avenue. that vehicle was fully involved when crews arrived. a witness says the fire started shortly after the driver parked it and then walked off. a firefighter on scene says it appears suspicious. there was an explosion in the drive through at mcdonald's california. two propane tanks could not take the pressure and static electricity helped ignite the fire. frightened customers thought the place was going to explode. >> i thought it was a bomb or something, heaven forbid, but it was bad. the flames were shooting up. >> the truck driver is being treated for his burns. the two children with him were

not hurt, but the explosion did sauce damage to the outside of the mcdonald's and it threw pieces of that tank into the parked car. good morning to you. live look there towards the coast. we've got just a thick wall of fog hanging right at the coastline. it's very shallow, but it is there and it's moving in every so slightly. a larger intrusion expected by tomorrow, but for today, it's going the hang right here at the coast, just slivers pulling into the bay area and the on shore breeze is strengthening as well. turning northwesterly in the last half hour or so, but this general on shore breeze will be with us for most of today and we're looking at numbers falling already. san francisco reporting 54 degrees, 60 in oakland, anywhere from 5-7 degrees cooler to the bay area. temperatures in the low 60s. 2 degrees cooler in this area. let's head inland where we're not feeling the relief just

yet. 66 in concord, 68 in livermore. it's warmer than where we sat 24 hours ago. palo alto, redwood city, 68 degrees in san jose. also a warm start with mostly sunny skies. the clouds here, right off the coastline, even bringing a little bit of fog. the golden gate reporting poor visibility. mostly sunny skies for most of us throughout. it will continue to hug the coast, everybody -- even into the afternoon. tomorrow morning, getting back to work you can see how well it becomes entrenched into the bay as well as slipping into parts of the valley. this is what we've been watching. the system is eventually pushing the system to the east. you can see it on the screen that it's going to continue this on shore breeze, as well as thicken up the marine layer and then the system we showed you on the satellite, it's

going to bring you possibility. we'll be with us for the next few days. notable drop in temperatures expected for the afternoon and then midweek showers are a possibility there. take a look at your afternoon highs. 76 expected for nevada today. 77 in napa. 72 in berkeley. 73 in oakland. if this is your first opportunity to see the highs, anywhere from ten to 15 degrees cooler. meanwhile, the inland east bay going to be warm once again. 83 in concord. widespread low to mid-80s. pleasantton, morgan hill, extended forecast there, the cooling trend continues all the way to thursday when we'll see the possibility of maybe a few scattered showers. back to you. american airlines wants to lay off thousands of workers and eliminate its labor contracts. how bay area employees plan to fight that proposal. >> the attendees now celebrating after being told

they couldn't go. >> the birthday salute going off with a big bang to queen elizabeth this weekend.

good morning to you. a live look there at the san rafael bridge. fog off the coastline weekend gotten to warm conditions expected for the afternoon. new this morning, the polls

will close in a few hours in this round of the the presidential election in france. current president nicolas sarkozy is in a race against nine challengers. sarkozy is expected to easily make it to the second round of that voting. recent polls shows votes slipping to the socialist candidate. members of the king's royal horse artillery honored the queen with a 21-gun salute. shots were fired and crowds also lined up in front of the tower of london where they added 40 gunshots for its recognition of the royal palace. >> the evil genius of the nixon scandal has died. he once said he would walk over

his grandmother to get president nixon elected to a second term. colson went to prison for his scandal. >> i was a marine officer and proud to serve my country and a flag waving patriot, and i end up in a courtroom and it's the united states of america versus charles wcolson. that was like a hot knife stabbing me. >> he became a born again christian while in prison. he kept up a prison ministry for 35 years after his release. it's now being called the biggest scandal in u.s. secret service history. it involves at least two dozen agents. so far six have lost their jobs, either fired or forced to resign and more can be expected to be let go or reprimanded in the days or weeks ahead.

democratic house leader, pelosi, calls this scandal a national embarrassment. >> that some of them would tarnish the image is really disgusting. i really don't understand, but in any event, i'm sure there will be a full investigation. >> pelosi spoke at san francisco's golden gate park yesterday. the house leader was being awarded for her battle against aids. george zimmerman's family is having trouble coming up with bail money, but he's expected to be released sometime soon. he's charged with second-degree murder in the death of teenager trayvon martin. a judge set bail at $150,000 on friday. his attorney visited him in jail and he said his client will likely have money to post bond later this week. >> he's doing doing okay. he's certainly relieved we're

moving forward. >> zimmerman must be fitted with an electronic monitoring device. he has to find a safe place to live before he can be released. >> as many as five initiatives dealing with marijuana, most aimed at making it legal. on saturday the pot holiday rally took over denver's city park. supporters wore t-shirts telling voters to vote no. it legalizes marijuana although with some restrictions. it would treat marijuana like alcohol. >> first, it allows for adult use in limited amounts over the age of 21. it create as retail system where marijuana can be produced and sold in tightly regulated stores in the state of colorado. and it requires the state legislature to inact rules allowing for the production of industrial -- >> colorado and washington are

two states considering legalizing marijuana for recreational purposes. it is an event that attracts big crowds, colorful costumes and controversy. the gay pride in mesa always get as lot of attention, but this year it's the men and women in blue that are stealing the spotlight. the police chief is allowing his off duty officers to attend the parade for the first time. >> all the employees are here on their own time. the only difference is we're allowed to do it in uniform. >> the off duty police officers received a warm welcome from nearly everyone attending the parade. however, local antigay groups say the officers could find a better way to spend their time. in our economy watch, american airlines is headed to court tomorrow as it tries to toss out labor contracts with its employee unions. the airline said it needs to get rid of the contracts so it can emerge from bankruptcy.

they're also proposing eliminating as many as 13,000 jobs. a demonstration is planned. hedge funds, banks, brokerage firms are now trying to get an overall mood on the market by looking at tweets, blogs, and even facebook. that includes looking at what users are saying in online reviews of products being offered for investments. it can translate into millions of dollars. >> what you're looking for are indicators of a big event coming. the you catch a really big event and you're right 10% of the time, and you capture the bankruptcy of lehman brothers, those things will -- for the year. >> they scour the internet looking for anything uttered about a company, good or bad. straight ahead, what would have been the great comeback

win for the san francisco giants. >> and popularity comes with its own problems. the new warning just given to organizers of that popular festival. cooler air is spilling into the bay area. coming up in five minutes, what you can expect for your neighborhood. ♪ but, it turns out all i was missing was miracle-gro potting mix. it's got what a plant needs. even plant food that feeds them for up to 6 months. you get bigger,

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burning man festival, the bureau of land management says the crowds at the festival last september exceeded the 50,000 limit. the government warns that if organizers are placed on probation two years in a row, they could lose their permit. helping a 10-year-old girl who's battling a rare form of cancer. the women soccer teams played a game to raise money to raise money for breezy. she was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive form of cancer last fall and had to have her leg amputated. that has not stopped her from becoming an elite athlete one day. >> when i met her, i was so inspired by her. she had a zest for life. i hope she'll achieve all of her goals and dreams. >> i think the community coming together and being so support is great. >> it's reported that event raised more than $8,000.

an american sailor is back home after a solo drip around the americas. he said he's the first person to sail across north and south america nonstop. he docked, ending his 10 month, 23,000-mile journey. he made the trip to raise money for people with disabilities. he does say, though, it's an effort that almost cost him his life. >> there were times that i was very, very close misses i had, icebergs coming out of the fog at the last second. i have no radar on this boat. then the storms. i was nearly killed by a giant iceberg. >> i need to get a haircut. >> he says he needs a haircut now that he's back on land. he's a self-taught sailor. >> the san jose sharks are licking their wounds this morning after another disappointing playoff run. >> and he scores!

>> sharks lost to the st. louis blues last night 3-1. the sharks won game one of the series and that was it. hockey tradition, despite a physical series, they met at center ice and shook hands. we just learned that the giants game that was scheduled to begin in 45 minutes has been rained out. they will play a doubleheader tomorrow. the giants lost a heartbreaker yesterday. they lost it in the bottom half right here with the bases loaded. buster posey tries to make the back end of the double play, but he gets clipped from behind and throws the ball into right field. mets win the game 5-4. the oakland as will take on the cleveland indians this afternoon. all season the as are celebrating the 40th 40th anniversary of the 1972 world championship team. members of the team were on hand. the as could not present them with the win, losing to the

tribe. the big story is the baseball world. phil humber, he blanked the seattle mariners 4-0. it is the 21st perfect game in major league baseball history. and the achievement came with a cold shower, thanks to a teammate there. everybody seems to be talking about the weather. if it was a little too hot for you yesterday, rosemary is delivering up a perfect forecast for you today. >> turning up the heat just a bit. we've looking at temperatures around the 50s in oakland and san francisco. a notable difference from even yesterday morning. five degrees cooler in some areas. just shy of what we saw yesterday morning at this time where we'll still quite warm. this will be the warm spot for the afternoon today. temperatures are still warming back into the 80s. the bigger impact will be for the coast as well as the bay and north bay. anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees cooler than yesterday in areas

around santa rosa, napa. we could have fog for most or part of the day along the coast. you've been dealing with a little bit of fog and mist this morning along highway 1. we've been watching the golden gate this morning. the cooling trend is going to continue and by wednesday it looks like maybe a little bit of rain. it's not going to be a whole lot, but it will be enough to get us wet. you know, we could use it w. we've had high and dry weather. >> i kind of like it. >> all right. thanks. >> well, that's going to do it for us this morning. thanks for trusting ktvu news. we're ending early today to bring you nascar coverage from kansas city. >> join ktvu for the next forecast at 5:00. have a great sunday afternoon, everyone. what are some good kayaking words? like...rapids? look, i'm going through the rapids. ok. i'll take it. new offers in new places so you can try new things.

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