>> reporter: we're live in san jose where a deadly stabbing lees to a standoff with police. we -- leads to a standoff with police. it began at an east bay b.a.r.t. station. it ended in the oakland hills. one cabdriver's terrifying ordeal. a scary situation in the east bay overnight. fire crews putting out a car fire get caught in a very dangerous situation. and tonight's the night. the project that affects many drivers going through the golden gate bridge. "mornings on 2" starts right now. well, good morning to you. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it's friday, april 27th. we start with developing news we first brought you at

4:30 this morning. san jose police are in the midding of a s.w.a.t -- middle of a s.w.a.t. standoff outside a home. ktvu's tara moriarty joins us live from cleveland avenue near bascom avenue with new information we've just learned within the last 15 minutes. tara? >> reporter: well, the s.w.a.t. teams have been here since 2:00 this morning. they are all geared up. they are ready to go. this is right around the corner from where we are. the house is not visible. we've heard flash bang grenades go off and an ambulance has pulled up ready in case anything should happen. that was the sound of the flash bang grenade. police got the 911 call just before 2:00 this morning from the 200 block of cleveland avenue. when they arrived, they found a man suffering stab wounds. they did cpr. the victim was taken to the hospital where he later died. and then officers knocked on

the door where the 911 call originated but the man inside refused to cooperate saying he had firearms. >> i believe he had actual contact with the individual. it wasn't until they were into their investigation and i don't know how long they were in the investigation when the individual said i'm not coming in. >> reporter: and then the s.w.a.t. teams came in. one neighbor did not want to be identified but she's not surprised this happened. she believes she knows the home where this is all unfolding. >> there is a home that has a lot of security considers -- security cameras and it seems a little bit overkill for a little neighborhood. >> reporter: now, we don't know what the connection is between the victim and this person who is inside of the home in the standoff. we don't know if there are any other people in the home. we believe there is the just -- there is just the one man.

this is close to the rose garden neighbored. we'll stay on top of this and let you know if anything develops. i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. a car fire in oakland is under investigation. these flames were spotted at 4:00 a.m. at 36th street. the fire was visible from interstate 580 and several loud explosions from the air bags were heard. firefighters were able to put out the flames and the car as well as a nearby pole that had caught fire. no injuries were reported. 7:03. south san francisco police investigating after a teenaged girl was beat up by four young adults. now, police say the girl was at a bus stop on west orange avenue wednesday afternoon when four people drove up in a green van. the suspects, three women and one man punched and kicked the girl to the ground. they also stole her phone. now, two of the four suspects we're told are classmates of the victim. if you have any information,

contact south san francisco police. well, the parents of a sequoia high school sophomore in redwood city say they are getting hate messages. this is after the boy's father said he's suing the school district for kicking his son out of an english honers program for cheating. the family admits the boy did copy a classmate's home work but said his right to an appeal was denied. they add that keeping hill out of the honers program for the -- him out of the honers program for the rest of the year is jeopardizing his chances of getting into an elite college. the petaluma city school district may be cutting bilingual instructional assistance from classrooms and that's upset some families. earlier in week, the school board approved layoff notices to 40 part-time employees. according to the argus, the district is restructuring its english language development program. under the plan, bilingual assistance could be replaced with certified bilingual

resource teachers. the district says some assistants will keep their jobs and others can apply for other jobs. pg&e says surveillance video from a control center the night of the san bruno pipeline explosion neverrer existed. the -- never existed. the puc requested the video from september 9th, 2010 when a pipeline and explosion and fire killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. initially, pg&e says the video had been inadvertently reported over. but a -- recorded over but now it was discovered that the camera was not even operating that night in the control center. you drivers who depend on doyle drive in san francisco, you are being warned -- major changes tonight and through the weekend. that artery is going to be shut down at 8:00 tonight so traffic can be moved on to a temporary bypass. ktvu's claudine wong in studio now to tell us more about the project and how you can get around all of this.

claudine? >> well, dave, it is going to be a big issue for drivers who use doyle drive. right now the drivers are some of the last to be using that. the heavy machinery is already in place and starting at 8:00 tonight, doyle drive, as we know it, will shut down for good to make room for a seismically safe roadway. a lot of work needs to be done to make all of those changes. so crews are going to move traffic on to a temporary bypass. to make that transition, however, you have to shut down traffic through doyle drive which is, of course, a major artery linking san francisco to the north bay. drivers are being warned to plan for heavy traffic in the area while the transition is being made. your best advice is just to avoid the area if you can. if you can't avoid it and you still need to get in, you can but here's how that trip inened out of the city is going to -- in and out of the city is going to change. >> we have a map for you. we want to show you the changes that will be in place. in is doyle drive coming into the city. marina boulevard and lum bard, those access points are going

to be -- lombard, those access points are going to be shut down. but coming into the going bridge, that will be reopen but there will be -- golden gate bridge, that will be open but there will be delays. this start the tonight at 8:00 and should be -- starts tonight at 8:00 and should be completed monday morning at 5:00 a.m. and the golden gate transit district is doubling services from larkspur. reservations to the giants' ferry are soldout but you can take a ferry to the building and then either walk or take muni to at&t park. stay with us for more on the doyle drive closure. we'll have details posted on ktvu.com and there will be a lot more coming on on the weekend versions of "mornings on 2." >> sure. sal says so far okay, feeling like friday light. >> yeah, we can show you

evidence of that of friday light on this friday. very appropriate. there's a backup there. it's not as nearly as deep as it is normally. the metering lights are on. moving along and taking a look at the commute, the 92, the dumbarton bridge looks good over the peninsula. this next picture is the picture of friday light. the ramps come together, they normally have slow traffic. right now we don't. cross your fingers it will stay that way. sometimes we get later commutes on fridays but right now, it looks good. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. let's get you pointed in the right direction for what looks to be a nice weekend. not as hot. it will be still be warmer. today, mostly sunny, clouds going by. yesterday, we had the rain and we had the really tropical-like system here for a couple of days with lows in the 60s. in the upper 30s and floors this morning. highs this morning were 50s and

60s. we'll bum -- bump them up. 70 for san jose. temperatures in the mid- to upper 70s. today we are getting things moving out of here. we had 30s. 39 in napa, same for santa rosa. i think the cloud cover is helping a little bit. plus the nights are slower. so the mere fact we got in the 30s were impressive. 40 in livermore, 40 in san francisco. some cool readings. kenwood, 37. near sonoma, 38. st. helena, 39. woodside, 39. if you thought it was cool, it was. we'll see these clouds clear out pretty fast. there's also a few low clouds around. live stormtracker2 shows that. also a breeze and that will win out. so sunny to mostly sunny today. a little breezy today. there will be more sun in the afternoon. still some leftover clouds. however the system from yesterday, even though the clouds are mostly gone, the cool air is in place.

it's gonna take another day to really modify it. but today we'll start that warming trend and then carry it into weekend. higher clouds more to the north after that chilly morning but it will be all right. highs, low 60s, mid-60s around the bay. upper 60s to very low 60s inland. temperatures kind of held in check today. tomorrow they will warm up. tonight, though, giants back home taking on the padres, 7:15. it will be clear, breezy and a little cool but it already all right. warmer over the weekend, especially on sunday, near 80 and a little cooldown but still all right monday/tuesday. >> thank you, steve. 7:10. we're following breaking news out of london this morning. police have closed off two blocks in a busy area in the central part of that city. this is after a woman reported that a mentally unstable man had walked into her office, threatening to blow himself up. the man then apparently went up to the building's fifth floor and began lowing office

supplies, including computer -- throwing office supplies, including computer monitors out the window. police are negotiation teams and we'll continue to provide updates throughout the newscast this morning. bay area companies are actually happening to reinvent baseball. now a mountain view company, sport vision, has developed technology that traffics a pitched ball at 60 separate points in the half second it takes to go from the pitcher to the catcher. for the first time this year the giants aring balls hit and how defensive players react to the -- giants are tracking balls hit and how defensive players react to the pitch. 7:11. a new ruling about osama bin laden. what a judge ruled about releasing pictures of the terror leader during and after

the raid that killed him and who wants those pictures released. and look at this. another space shuttle gets a piggyback ride to its final destination. an earthquake warning system, something drivers use every day could help seismologists predict earthquakes.

mostly clear to partly sunny here this morning. but it's really cool. 40s. we had some upper 30s t will be mostly sunny. a little warmer today -- 30s. it will be mostly sunny. a little whammer today, a west -- warmer today, a west to northwest breeze. a federal judge is denying a request to release photos and video of osama bin laden taken during and after the raid that killed the al qaeda leader in pakistan last year. the conservative watchdog group, judicial watch, has requested access to the images under the freedom of information act.

but the judge pointed to declarations from the pentagon and the cia saying releasing the material showing the aftermath of the raid in pakistan and bin laden's burial at sea could endanger national security. half the u.s. marines currently stationed in okinawa. the move is part of an arraignment to ease local resentment on the island, following the 1995 rape of a 12- year-old japanese girl by three u.s. servicemen. 9,000 marines along with their families are leaving okinawa. right now, president obama is traveling to an army base in georgia where he will sign an executive order designed to prevent fraudulent marketing and recruiting practices aimed at military families. this is new video of the president and first lady just about to board air force one about 45 minutes ago.

the executive order the president will sign addresses growing complaints about schools that misrepresent themselves to military families eligible for federal education loans under the g.i. bill. 7:15. well, the u.s. house will vote today on whether to prevent a big jump in interest rates on student loans. but as ktvu's alison burns reports, there's no agreement yet on how to pay for this. alison? >> reporter: unless congress takes action, about 7 million borrowers will see their student loan rates nearly double from 3.5% to 6.8% this sum he. now, today, the -- summer. now, today, the u.s. house votes to extend the current rates for another year. the republican plan would pay for the loan extension by slashing $6 million -- $6 billion from a preventive healthcare fund. democrats call that a poison pill. >> let's be honest -- republicans never cared to stop this interest rate hike on students.

>> now, democrats have a plan of from own to pay for their loan rate extension by some tax increases on. how president obama's campaign is now using social media to stoke this debate, during my next update in about an hour, for now, we're live in washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:16. well, today, california state university employees are set to finish voting on whether or not to go on strike. teachers, counselors, lie prayeriance and other staff -- librarians and other staff started voting april 16th. the members of the faculty association say they haven't had a raise in four years. they are voting on whether to authorize two-day rolling strikes beginning during the summer session. nasa is testing a new program to hopes will lead to an earthquake warning system. it maps california, oregon and washington with color codes to indicate how likely it is the

area will have a quake. the red shows the highest probability, while green is the least likely. the maps are -- are linked to gps technology that monitor ground conditions. the maps are constantly updated with any new earth movement. it's within one year since a deadly tornado outbreak in the southeast. this is video from tuscaloosa, become b-- alabama. more than 5,000 homes were destroy. that town was the hardest hit when more than 200 died in alabama alone. :18. happening right -- 7:18. the shuttle "enprice" is on its way to new york city -- "enterprise" its way to new york city. the shuttle there, it's traveling piggyback on the back of a modified 757. it left dull list, washington, d.c. about 45 minutes ago and

-- dullus washington, d.c. about 45 minutes ago the "enterprise" was a prototype of the shuttles. it never went into space itself. they used it for testing. the "enterprise" will to a flyover several new york landmarks before it lands at j.f.k. airport this morning. it will eventually go on display on board the "uss intrepid" in manhattan. el with, secretary of state -- well, secretary of state, hillary clinton says she once dreamed of being an australian. as she introduced richard bran son she said he may be able to make her dream come true. >> i love the fact that she's a strong proponent for business as unusual. i'm excited he's here because many, many, many years ago i wanted to be an astronaut and i think he may be my laughs chance to live out that particular dream. [ laughter ] >> how about that, tori? >> yeah. >> now, the secretary has said

she wrote to nasa as a teenager, said she wanted to be an astronaut. but back then, there were no women going into place. virgin group owner, richard bran son, is taking reservations -- branson, is taking resser isvations for flights -- reservations for flights and hillary clinton could be on there. >> could be on there. it's a chilly morning. but steve has good news for those planning to head outdoors this weekend. also, the coast guard taking strong action after that strategy near the farralones islands. good morning. right now, traffic is moving well in and out of marin county on the richmond bridge which will get plenty of work this weekend. we'll explain.

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it's a safety standdown in response to this month's tragedy near the farallon islands. the u.s. coast guard has suspended all sailing

competitions outside of the golden gate. the coast guard's commander in san francisco issued the order yesterday nearly two weeks after the accident that killed five members of the yacht racing team. many bay area sailors question the coast guard's decision. >> i'm not sure that they are learning from any inquiry that would lead to any drastic changes. if that's not the case, the racing we did today should continue. >> the order will affect a race scheduled for this weekend. tomorrow's duck ship race becomes a bay race instead of an ocean race. the boats must stay within a mile of the golden gate. there will be no race permits issued for future ocean races until further notice. an an autopsy will be performed today on a body recovered in sonoma county. it was recovered wednesday in bodega bay. officials say it's still too early to tomorrow if the body

is one of the missing crew members from "the low speed chase." let's check back with sal, see what's happening with traffic. >> all right, dave and tori. we've a pretty decent commute if you are trying to get across any of the east bay freeways. that's been pretty nice. it continues to look good. now, there have been problems, a couple of fender-benders here an there, but the commute has been light enough to kind of shake those off. northbound 880 looks good as can you see. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, westbound. that's backed up for a little bit. carpoolers obviously have it better. that he about a ten-minute delay. if you are driving in contra costa county, highway 4 steady and slow, always right through antioch. the rest of the commute here, 680 concord, walnut creek, looking good. let's go to steve. some clouds came in. temperatures came up a little bit along with a little breeze.

but it's cool this time of year compared to earlier this week when we had 60s for lows. that's not the case. a little breeze out of the north-northwest. a few high clouds will be with us and low clouds mainly to the north. they will thin out. high pressure is building in. 40s, low, mid. some upper 40s. san jose, 49. but again, not far away there are upper 40s. sunny and breezy. chilly morning, a few high clouds or a few low clouds. but overall, mostly sunny skies. 60s, upper 60s and low 60s for many. tomorrow we'll have another cool morning. before that, giants' home, cool, breezy, temperatures in the 50s. it will be warmer with upper 70s. a little cooldown after that. a horrifying hit and run caught on tape. the disturbing video from the streets of berkeley. s are -- an overnight -- also an overnight high rise video and the important

questions investigators want to answer.

7:28. kidnapped, robbed and carjacked. right now an investigation is underway into an east bay cabdriver's terrifying ordeal. ktvu's paul chambers just spoke with investigators and joins us now with information from antioch. good morning, paul. >> reporter: good morning, tori. it was a very scary night for

that east bay cabdriver stuck in the back of his trunk, rob and taken 30-plus miles away the it all started around 11:00 last night at the pittsburg bay point b.a.r.t. station. that's where police stay a cabdriver picked up three men before taking them to an apartment complex in antioch. once there, the cabbie was held up at gunpoint. >> they actually robbed him in antioch of the cell phone and cash. the cell phone itself was on the dash. the cash was on his person. when they got out to oakland and were releasing him, the suspect noticed he had a gold necklace on so he stole that from him also. >> reporter: and that's where the three men dumped the man in the oakland hills. he was uninjured. he was able to wave down passer bis and -- passersby and this is the license plate number --

again, police say the min inside should be considered armed and dangerous. if you know anything about this case, you are asked to call police. live in antioch, paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. pittsburg police are investigating a home invasion robbery. it happened around 3:00 yesterday afternoon at a mobile home park on la habra drive. the woman who lives at the home says a group of men came in with guns and demanded money. she says one of them hit her 79- year-old father in the head with a pistol. the woman says something scared the men off, they ran away, but they did steal two cell phones. a mother is being credited for stopping an attempted craigslist kidnapping and car theft in daly city. on monday, 20-year-old jeremy jenkins responded to an ad for a 1998 ford mustang. when the car owner and jenkins met, jenkins putle -- pulled out a fake gun and handcuffeds, but the owner of the car in the

back seat and drove off. then he forced the victim to call his mother and have her meet them with the car's pink slip. the mother realized something was wrong and she sent police instead. in overnight news, a man is in the month right now after his 8th floor apartment unit caught fire. now, this happened on woodside avenue, about 2:30 this moving. firefighters discovered that man as they were battling the flames. he's now being treated at st. francis hospital for burns and smoke inhalation. several other residents were evacuated at the scene after being checked out. the building security guard received a panic called from a -- call from a resident. >> a resident called and i walked out aeneid could see the smoke coming from the -- and coy see the smoke coming from the ceiling and a man screaming and universitying about out the

win -- and busting out the window. 7:31. two bay area cyclists hit by a hit-and-run driver in berkeley are sharing video of the actual crash on youtube. bruno gfm-2 uploaded this bicycle of a bicycle -- look at that. a small dark car, possibly an acura, liting the -- hitting the two cyclists. the two cyclists were knocked to the ground and then the dark car takes off. the cyclist says the police car has been file and police say they have located the car and the owner. 7:32. a 17-year-old boy is dead in oakland's 40th homicide of the year. police received a man down call at 34th and chestnut streets just before 9:00 last night. officers say there was some sort of confrontation and the teenager was shot once in the

chest. there's no information on a suspect or a motive at this point. and friends and neighbors are remembering the victim of oakland's 39th homicide of 2012. the 43-year-old was shot to death on wednesday near the intersection of 40th and lusk streets. that's near the macarthur b.a.r.t. stations. the victim worked at summit medical center and police say he was on his way home. neighbors describe him as a male fan who never got involved -- man who -- as a family man who never got involved in the criminal activity. no arrests have been made. dozens of people were at a meeting at st. paul's episcopal church last night. an organizer told us the meeting is in response to several recent shootings in west oakland and the killing of three children. one topic that came up is project cease-fire -- cease fire. organizers pointed to its success if other cities and

think it -- in other cities and think it could work in oakland. we've been following breaking news in london. british police say they arrested a suspect who caused a three-hour shutdown of a very busy part of london earlier in moving. a woman reported a mentally unstable man went into her office and threatened to blow himself of you. he then up to the fifth store -- up. he then went up to the fifth floor and started to throw out computer monitors, out the window. the man has been arrested and is in custody. there are concerns about san takes in albany. according to "the daily cal" composters have set up a composting toilet. they don't support the composting waste because of the

possibility of spreading disease. the group took over the land on sunday. they were protesting possible development out on the land. they say the waste is not being used on the crops they planted and that they are working to keep the area safe and healthy. well, this year's may day demonstrations are getting support from the occupy movement. in san jose, a coalition of groups say they are gonna stage an afternoon march and rally in city. organizers say it's a day without the 99%. other demonstrations are planned in downtown oakland and workers with the golden gate bridge district are planning to picket. occupy oakland says it plans to join them. it is 7:35. happening right now. the shuttle "enterprise" is on its way to new york city. it's traveling there on the back of a modified 747 and i believe that's a shot of it up there on the upper left side of your screen. it left dullus airport near washington, d.c. about 45

minutes ago. the "enterprise" was a proto fine for the space shuttles that -- prototype for the space shuttles that were tested but never went up to space. it will do a flyover -- a fly by over several new york landmarks before landing at j.f.k. this morning about 8:00 and it will be eventually put on display on board the aircraft carrier, the uss inprepaid. some landmarks -- the "uss intrepid." it looks like it's flying over one of the bridges right now. it was supposed to have arrived earlier this week but nasa pushed back this trip because of bad weather in the new york city area the we'll continue to follow this and -- area. we'll continue to follow this and bring you more pictures as it flies over new york city the we just wanted to show -- city. we just wanted to show you the

pictures of it flying over new york city. 7:36. alcohol may have been involved in an overnight rollover crash in hayward. the car landed on its roof near development and b streets last night around 11:45. the driver apparently swerved on a turn. he hit a telephone pole, jumped the curb and broke some support wires. the driver was taken to the hospital. no one else was hurt. police are looking into whether alcohol was a factor. at least 12 people were delayed early this morning when this ac transit bus was hit in an oakland intersection. just before 2:00 a.m., the bus was crossing through westbound avenue in oakland. that's when it was hit by an el camino truck that police say ran a red right the impact broke the glass on both the front and rear doors on the bus. no one was injured. the man was arrested at the scene. 7:37. well, the doyle drive closure starts tonight at 8:00. that road is gonna be

demolished for a road that's seismically safe. allie rasmus is near the construction right now now in san francisco. what's the warning for drivers? >> reporter: a lot of traffic headaches. there's still traffic on doyle drive. it's not closed yet. but beyond all of this traffic you can see excavators and construction equipment getting ready for the demolition. it starts at 8:00 tonight and continuing until 5:00 a.m. friday morning. crews are gonna be working around the clock. so for the entire weekend, this thoroughfare that connects drivers between san francisco and the north bay via the golden gate bridge will be offlimits and residents and businesses in this area are expecting a lot of traffic congestion because of it. police are gonna be out there over the weekend directly and diverting traffic on some of the side streets. the beer festival at fort mason always brings a lot of people across the bridge and that's happening this weekend. there's a giants' game tonight

and a critical mass bike rally scheduled later today. so in light of all of these possible traffic meters, golden gate ferry service is running extra ferries, the enfire weekend from larkspur to dan dab entire weekend from -- to -- entire weekend from larkspur. it takes 40 excavators, 300 workers and nearly 57 hours to complete this demolition of doyle drive. it's a weekend-long effort that will be happening. now, to tell you more about how to get around and avoid some of the traffic problems, we'll send it over to my colleague, sal castanedo, in the traffic center. >> hello, allie. i recommend avoiding the whole area. even though highway 1 will be opened, it won't be able to handle automatic all. traffic and you will be frustrated -- all of it the traffic -- all of the traffic. your car, i wouldn't use it.

i would use the bay bridge and then go up to the richmond bridge to get in and out of marin county. let's take a look at the bay bridge. westbound, that traffic looks good. with that said, i think you will see more people on the bay bridge. you will have your friends from marin county coming over the richmond bridge and hen then using the bay bridge to get into san francisco, perhaps for the giants' game. one of the secrets that i have really is no secret at all. if you really have to drive and get somewhere, just get on the road super early. people, they sleep in on the weekends, you know, if you are out there early, you can do that. northbound 101 looks good approaching the 80 split and quickly we're gonna look at contra costa county, 680 looks good through walnut creek. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. good morning. we'll get more of a westerly breeze, really cool start for the morning. for april, yeah. north bay, to los gatos, the higher clouds are already clearing out -- clearing out

fast. some of the lows, 37 in kentwood, near sonoma, 38. st. helena, 39. it looks like we're starting to bounce off the morning lows. some low to mid-40s. a little warmer on the peninsula. redwood city is at 48. oakland airport at 49. they were -- 48. they were at 46. highs today, 60s and 70s. but these are low 70s. tomorrow we'll burn these up and probably as well into sunday as high pressure settles in to what looks like a fabulous weekend. the cool air, though, still in place. it will take a day to get that modified. warmer temperatures beginning to kick in and we'll just carry that into saturday as well. so sunny, mostly sunny, i mean there's some high clouds. most that is clearing out. overall, it will get out of here and then temperatures warm up. once you get to the end of april and may, the days are a lot longer. 60s, 70s, low 70s. a little bit cooler on the coast and giants are at home tonight. 7:15. padres, clear, breezy. it will be a chilly.

but it will be mostly clear and nice. speaking of nice, that will carry us into saturday. even warmer on sunday. a little cooldown on monday, tuesday. tori? >> thank you, steve. it's 19 minutes before 8:00. george zimmerman's stash of cash. the accused killer will be in court today to explain where all of this money came from and why his bail could be in jeopardy. and how the duke and duchess of cambridge plan to celebrate their first wedding anniversary this weekend. our children, our future -- the ballot initiative to fix our schools. we've waited years for the politicians to do it. now, we can do it ourselves. our children, our future sends every k through 12 dollar

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legal ethics. one allegation a judge's order telling him not to contact yusef bey anymore. and a florida judge has refused a prosecutor's request to raise his bail. prosecutors asked for higher bail after zimmerman's lawyer told cnn that zimmerman had collected money for his defense. zimmerman is charged with second-degree murder for the fatal shooting of trayvon martin. omara says he found out about the money after the judge said zimmerman's -- set zimmerman's bail at $150,000. >> i don't think the judge is gonna believe that i misled them. i told them what i knew at the time. >> the order paper reports that none of the donated money was used for zimmerman's bondle in the meantime, the judge also refused the prosecution's

request to issue a gag order saying he would not stop zimmerman's lawyer from talking to the media. this sunday, britain's favorite royal couple will celebrate interest first wedding anniversary. since becoming the duchess and duke, they've attended speaking events and other events. all eyes have been on kate. she's adjusting nightly by all public opinion. the palace officials say the couple plan to spend their special day on sunday in private. the oakland raiders are getting ready to make their first draft pick since the death of long-time owner al davis. the raiders won't pick until the end of the third round. the team traded for carson palmer last year. the gm says his focus in the draft is adding needed depth throughout the roster. and the 49ers took illinois wide receiver a.j.

jenkins with the 30th overall pick yesterday. jenkins had 90 catches last year for 1276 yards and eight touchdowns. hundreds of fans gathered in santa clara to watch the first round of the pick. the 49ers have two picks today. the 61st and 92nd overall. >> with the first pick in the 2012 nfl draft, the indianapolis colts select an dru luck. [ cheers ] >> quarterback, stanford. >> going number one, in surprise, to the colts was andrew luck. the colts announced last week, of course, that they would take the stanford quarterback with the top pick. today luck will meet fans and the team. i've heard analysts say he's probably as ready as you can be for the nfl. 7:48. a bay area real estate agent -- a bay area real estate agent in a real uphill fight.

a bay area couple is vowing to stay in a home even though a real estate agent is accusing them as squatting. the couple left the court yesterday after a hearing on the matter. he said he's the victim of a craigslist scam and has a lease. but the real estate agent says the couple has refused to show her any rental agreement along with proof of payment. >> they told me a realtor represented them getting them into the house. i asked for that realtor's name. i even offered to report them to the department of real estate on behalf of them because i don't like working with realtors that are not doing their job and taking advantage of the system.

>> the couple had filed a restraining order against case. however, a judge threw it out yesterday. all right, tori. 7:151. sal's back. feeling like friday night or did anything else happen? >> things are getting a little bit busier. it's a little better. let's go outside and take a look at what we have with the san mateo bridge. looks pretty good driving out -- driving out to the high rise. we've been watching 880. let's take a look at 880 heading north. it's looking pretty good -- what else can i say? just take it at face value. and at the bay bridge -- i'm sorry. if you are driving on the livermore commute, westbound 508, that looks pretty good all the way to castro valley. it slows down in castro valley. i mentionedded some slowing on 880 from about highway 92 to dakota road. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. mostly sunny this morning.

a few high clouds but this will clear out. but really cool compared to what we had earlier. some upper 30s and 40s. but still temperatures starting to rebound. a few low clouds around. it will be sunny to mostly sunny after some upper 30s and 40s giving way from the system that gave us the rain yesterday, most of the clouds are long gone. still low to mid 40s. mountain view says 50 that's at moffet. the high-pressure system is kicking everything in. a few high clouds will cruise by. 60s, low, mid, coast and bay and then upper 60s to mainly low 70s inland t will be warmer for all on -- inland. it will be warmer for all. a little cooldown next week. things look really nice for the weekend. we're gonna talk to the latest "american idol" contest voted off. also, an overnight fire in the east bay fire created a

very dangerous situation. we'll tell what you led up to that very scary scene.

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elise testone, the latest contestant to be eliminated from "american idol." she's joining me live from los angeles. elise testone, good morning! >> good morning. how are you? >> i'm doing good. you know, this is a dumb question. but how do you feel? just you and me talking. how do you feel? >> i feel great. i'm really excited to see what's next. i get a little bit of extra time off, to write some songs. i feel okay about everything. >> a lot of people know you are very talented. you are not looking from confidence or anything. you said something that i gotta ask you about. you say the judges weren't always helpful to you. what do you mean? >> did i say that? >> do you feel that way -- let me rephrase that. do you feel the judges were helpful to you while you were on "american idol"? tell me how you feel about it. >> yeah, i think -- i think

sometimes they were helpful definitely. they gave us some good feedback. sometimes i didn't always agree. i think that's the way it is. you can't agree all of the time. just like people who all like what i'm doing. it was up and down. >> not being picky here. there's some things you didn't agree on. what do you think -- what things do you think you would agree on? >> there's a couple of times randy would like to throw out the phrase, i was boxing with the song. i never agreed with that. i intended on every single note and every inning flexion on every word and what i did with that song felt very national to me. i didn't really a -- felt very national to me. i didn't really agree with ha. >> you said as far as reality tv is concerned, this is something that you would not like to do again and didn't

like it. >> not that i didn't like it. i just wouldn't do it again. i think once was enough. what do you think? [ laughter ] >> well, i mean, you were there. you two the in front of millions of -- you were there. you got in front of millions of people. so it must have been great that way. >> it has been. i would not take back one second of it even the stuff i would in the love. i wouldn't change a thing but i wouldn't do it again. >> very interesting. so looking ahead. i know you plan to keep singing. you are really serious. but you are also agoer to go see your dog back at home. tell me -- eager to go see your dog back at home. tell me about that. >> my dog, i heard he was sick that he was very, very sick and that he maybe was not going to make it. he's only 6 years old. i was really sorry about -- sad about that last week. it seems like he's come around. so i just cannot wait to go hug him and take him back.

i feel so guilty not being with hill. >> elise, i did some checking, and we care about you and your personal life and i hope one day we'll be able to buy your music. i know you will be on tour. >> oh, you will. >> really? what -- >> you will be able to. >> okay. i know what you meant. [ laughter ] >> i'm definitely gonna be writing more songs and recording an album as soon as the tour is over and dive in and make it something i can be proud of. i've waited my whole life to be proud of. it's a really big deal and i have all of these resources and great people i've met that can maybe collaborate with me and i look forward to that. >> well, i wish you the best. it's been a pleasure. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> e-- elise testone. "american idol" resumes next wednesday. 7:5. we're still following -- 7:59.

we are astill following developing news we -- we're still following developing news we brought to you this morning at 4:30 a.m. it has to do with a fatal stabbing and a man refusing to come out of a home. tara moriarty is live there. tara? >> reporter: that's right. s.w.a.t. teams are still in place. they are trying to make contact with the man. but so far they've had no luck. we spoke to a woman who lives across the street from where the standoff is happening the she told us she was woke -- happening. she told us she was woken up by police and told to get out. that was the sound of one of the flash grenades. police got a 911 call just before 2:00 in the morning in the 200 block of cleveland avenue. when any arrived, they found a man suffering stab wounds. the victim was taken to the hospital where he died. officers spoke to a man they believe made the 911 call but

he refused to cooperate, lock his doors and said he had firearms. >> we've learned in the law enforcement field from past experiences, something of this nature, we're gonna precipitate confrontation. at this point we're gonna try to make contact with that individual. these are pictures from chopper 2. one neighbor who did not want to be identified said she's not surprised that this happened at the home. >> there is a home that has a lot of security cameras and a pit bull and some other security things in place that seem a bit overkill for a little neighborhood. >> back here live, this is a look at the s.w.a.t. team. we don't know what the connection is between the victim and the man engaged in the standoff. there is a perimeter set up in the burbank streets. we're actually very close to the rose garden neighborhood. we're gonna stay on top of this and let you know if anything

proguesses. right now, it -- progresses. right now it looks like a waiting game. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. a car burst into flames on 36th in oakland. the fire was spotted at 4:00 a.m. look at this. this is on 36th street. you can see this from interstate 508. and there were several loud explosions from the air bags. firefighters were able to put out the flames in the car as well as a nearby pole that caught fire. we're told no injuries have been reported. police in palo alto are investigating that city's second homicide of the year. police responded to east o'keefe street just before 6:30 yesterday morning. when they got there, they found a 25-year-old man on the ground. paramedics declared him dead there at the scene. still not clear how the 25-year- old man died. if you are any information call the police. it is 8:02. suspected serial killer, joseph

naso, is few back in court this morning. the -- is due back in court this morning. naso is accused of killing four northern california women in crimes dating back to the 1970s. the 78-year-old murder suspect is acting as his own attorney. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. the husband and wife team who once owned a restaurant chain have been charged with crimes. the husband was sentenced to prison time and the couple of must pay $2 million to the irs. it's almost closing time for the gordon raut -- 2004

done restaurant. the chain's lease will expire tomorrow. they wouldn't work out something -- an agreement with the owner. well, the temporary bypass for the doyle bridge won't be able and there will be closures. claudine wong is in the studio to tell us what you need to know. >> well, project organizers are calling this closure historic. for more than 75 years, drivers have founded -- counted on this -- doyle drive to get in and out of the north bay. but tonight at 8:00 p.m., all of that changes. this is doyle drive coming off the marina exit. over here you can see some of the construction work. you have all of the heavy machinery in place for this weekend's work. doyle drive is seismically unsafe. so they do need to tear it down an they will create the

presidio parkway. but demolition is to the point where any need to put traffic on a temporary bypass due to the area. crew also shut down doyle drive to make that transition. this is a major artery. so expect a big impact on drivers. again, this is how things look now but this is the last time we'll be using this for the weekend. let's give you another perspective so we can show you the changes that will be in place. marina boulevard, lombard. this is doyle drive. that will be shut down the you can't get in the city through those areas. however, if you still need to go into the city, this is highway 101, it is going to be connected in both directions to the golden gate bridge so you can get through that area. but expect all of that to be very congested with traffic. on monday morning when this reopens, drivers are gonna go around this area and they are gonna go through a new tunnel bridge and bypass that. but remember, the closure

starts tonight with everything set to be back open at 5:00 a.m., monday morning just in time for the commute. >> thank you, claudine. the ferry is actually another good option to avoid traffic headaches. the golden gate transit district is doubling its service from sausalito and larkspur. reservations for the special giants ferry. that's already sold out for this weekend's games. but baseball fans can still take a ferry to the ferry building and walk to at&t park. it's a nice walk. it's a great walk. >> you can take muni also down there. stay with us this morning for more on the doyle drive closure. we also have more information on the toil drive tab on ktvu.com. claudine and mike will be back this weekend, saturday and sunday morning. it's a good time to check in. >> they will have it covered. sal has everything else covered right here for you this morning. how is the commute? >> traffic is doing pretty well in man areas, but it's gonna be

busier now. i showed you last time, 237. that was not backed up but now we're seeing a little bit of a backup here crossing 880. no problems on the -- onto the silicon valley. upper -- we'll talk about the upper deck in a little bit. let's take a look now at this next live picture, 880, we still haven't seen a slowdown here which is good, right through that construction zone near high street getting up to downtown oakland. san mateo and dumbarton bridge look good. there is a small delay at the toll plaza. no problems. eve and i have been talking about it. it could be safety a touch windy out there. 8:05. here's steve. >> that's correct, sal. a little breezy but not too bad. it will be mostly sunny to sunny. a few low clouds. the higher clouds look like they are out of the picture. but a noticeable chill after yesterday's system gave us the

rain. that's long bu b butitleftbehindsegal- -gonebutitleftbe--that'slonggonl lytemperatures--that's long gone. 40s now. it doesn't take long to warm up. both napa and santa rosa hit 49. now they are 48. fairfield was at 40. livermore, 42. now temperatures are already there. we do have a west-southwest breeze. west-northwest at san jose. we'll be a little breezy today. maybe 15, 25 miles an hour. now, tomorrow, and into the weekend, look calmer. but that cool air is in place. it will take a little while to modify. when you get to the end of april, it doesn't take too long. temperature the warm up and they will continue the trend into tomorrow and sunday. sunny, mostly sunny. a few high clouds, low clouds.

chilly morning, though. temperatures rebounding from the 30s and 40s. we'll end up with 60s and 70s. mainly upper 60s, low 70s. tonight, the giants return home. it will be cool, but it will be clear to mostly clear. warmer over the weekend. it looks near 80 degrees. by sunny inland. still okay by monday, tuesday. 8:08. well, bay areawomen are living a longer -- bay area women are living a longer life, so says a new study by measure of america, an american human development project. the study says bay area women live an average of 84.5 years. that's the highest rate in the country. they rank third in terms of educational achievement behind washington, d.c. and boston. and they come in 2nd in income with the personal average salary of $35,000 a year. >> you knew that. >> i did. >> you know that intelligent

women live here. >> i know a few. >> yes, you do. well, the news and the political battle about student loans. and the scare in the skies. what created an emergency on board a jet.

mostly clear, mostly sunny.

a knew high clouds around. the a fern is changing to -- a pattern is changing, upper 60s to low 70s. vice president joe biden in the spot line again, once again getting attention for his choice of words. now here's what the vice president said as he defended president obama's record on foreign policy. >> now is the time to heed the timeless advice from teddy roosevelt, speak softly and carry a big stick, end of quote. i promise you the president has a big stick. [ laughter ] >> i promise you. >> as you can imagine, that remark got some laughter from the crowd at nyu. it's. it is also getting a lot of unintended attention from comedy shows. biden attacked romney and said he would return the united states to the past. 8:14. the house is voting on a plan

to prevent a dramatic hike on student loan rates. despite vocal support for their move, president obama's just announced he will veto the measure if it passes. alison burns is in our washington, d.c. newsroom with the political fight that's heating up as we speak. alison? >> reporter: tori,dy just get a release from the white house saying that president obama would veto this bill that's up for a vote in the house this morring. student loan rates are set to nearly double this summer if congress does not act. but democrats dote like the way republicans want to pay for an extension of the current rate. the gop plan slashes $6 billion in preventive healthcare coverage to offset the cost. >> they are flaying with fire. they ought not to do it. this prevention dash that playing with fire. they ought not to do it. this prevention saves money. there's plenty of other places to go in the budget. >> democrats, including president obama's campaign, are

using twitter and the hash tag "don't double my rate to stoke the rate." we are expecting a vote on the house plan within the hour. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. today, california state university employees are set to finish voting on whether to go on strike. teachers, counselors, librarians and other staff started voting back on april 16th. 24,000 members of the california faculty association have not had a raise in four years. they are voting on whether or not to authorize rolling two- day strikes beginning during the summer session. well, people up in the sierra foothills are looking for very special rocks now. it's not gold. they are looking for this. parts of that meteorite that crashed to the ground. robert ward said he found these

pieces of rock near lotus in el dorado county and says it's part of the meteorite. nasa is asking anyone who finds the pieces of the meteorite to either take a picture or video of it and send it to nasa. 8:15. happening right now, the shuttle enterprise is in the air flying around new york city the we're looking at live pictures. we -- city. we're looking at live pictures. we see the sky. i believe it's out there somewhere. it's riding piggy back on the back of a modified 747. it's circling around the new york city area. the camera is okay. it's due to land any minute right now. now, here's some video we shot earlier as it flew over the em -- the statue of liberty. it's going over all of the new york landmarks right now. it okay off from dullus airport and is due to land in new york

city. this was a prototype for the space shuttles that followed. never went into space but they used it for testing. in june, it will eventually go on display on board the "uss intrepid" on the hudson river. until then, it will remain at j.f.k. again, this is the -- now you can see it, tori. right in the middle of your screen. it's due to land any moment, landing at j.f.k. but mere it is. it's traveled from washington, d.c., zoomed around new york city, everyone got a really good look at it. we've had it live on several occasions. but it's coming to its final destination. 8:17. well drivers on the golden gate bridge, you will get a first hand look at a cold war aramisle today. a semitruck is due to carry a nike missile across the bridge sometime today. what you are looking at now is video from last year.

now, that truck will be taking the missile from its home in sausalito to the half moon airport to the pacific coast dream team event. back during the cold war, the nike missiles were a line of defirefighters -- line of defense against a possible attack by the receive -- soviet union. it was a long wait for passengers who were quarantined in chicago. when the plane landed, a team in hazmat suits boarded the plane. they were infecting a suspicious rash on a female passenger. she was traveling back from africa and was suspected of carrying monkey pox. this is a rare disease carried between central and western africa and can be fatal. >> am i gonna get off the plane and be at home and be in a suit just like the other people?

>> what do you need to do? do you cover your mouth. >> the centers for disease control determined the woman was not carrying the ailment. the u.s. -- the usda announced it discovered a case of mad cow disease after testing a dead cow at baker commodities. that's the rendering plant. now we know what led to the cow's death. it was euthanized at a tulare facility. officials say there was no public health threat. there could soon be a new restaurant in cupertino but it won't be open to the bub lick -- public. they've approved apple hoping -- opening up a restaurant that 0 with be private restaurant about 21,000 square feet and

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the "enterprise" just touched down. there it is. it piggy backed on that -- piggybacked on that big plane t flew in from dullus. just now arrived in new york city. now, it's gonna be at its home in new york. it will eventually go on display aboard the "uss intrepid." it's in new york and will be going on display from now on. 8:23. a huge 20-foot great white

shark is captured in mexico. it could be the same one seen several years ago. last week, this 4,000-pound female shark was accidently captured by fishermen in the sea of cortez. then a woman who says she's the wife of one of those fishermen reached out to shawn van someren, a shark researchers from -- shark researcher from santa cruz. >> she says she's recovered a tag of ours and would like to return it and she's interested there is a reward. >> he says if it's his bag it was placed on the shark in the monterey bay in 1995 and 2003. now he's waiting for the tag to be returned so he can confirm whether or not the shark captured is one of his. in the meantime, he's heading back out to the water, tagging and researching more of the large fish. 8:24. let's check in with sal. how is highway 237 right now, sal? >> dave, funny you should ask that. >> yeah. >> i have that right at my fingertips here. >> i knew you would.

>> yes, dave. 237 westbound, some low traffic. now remember earlier this morning, and:00, it was -- around 7:00, it was absolutely light. some people do get on the road late other fridays. it's not terrible. once you past zanker, it evens up. we've been checking with the chp. there have been some slowdowns. southbound 880 near 66, by the way, there is a report of a new crash. that would be on the left-hand side right near this area. i don't see anything but it could be there. let's move along and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. that's beginning to even out. remember, this is gonna be a busy weekend for the bay bridge as the golden gate bridge people are gonna avoid it. plan ahead if you are a bay bridge or richmond driver. let's go to steve. thank you, sir. it's cool. we had upper 30s and 40s. it will be mostly sunny. a rebound from a really crazy week. giants home as well.

temperatures in the city. it will be clear to mostly clear and temperatures around the area warming you. i wouldn't say pretty fast. they will be more noticeable tomorrow. we'll be on that way today as well. 40s and 50s. temperatures in the upper 40s as the jet stream. it looks like the pattern is changing except for a few high clouds and some low clouds. it will be sunny and warmer. temperatures will start to rebound today but even more so over the weekend. upper 60s to low 70s inband -- inland. not much change monday and then a little cooler on tuesday, dave. >> okay. steve. 8:26. a popular bay area man recovering this morning from a brutal and mysterious attack. now he's best known for riding around town on a tricycle.

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welcome back. it began -- it began at an east bay b.a.r.t. station but ended in the oakland hills. an investigation is happening right now into a cabdriver's terrifying ordeal. paul chambers is talking to investigators joining us live now from pittsburg with details. paul? >> good morning, dave. now, police say the cabbie was robbed and then stuffed in the back of his trunk and then driven more than 30 miles away. this all started around 11:00 last night right here at the pittsburg bay point b.a.r.t.

station. police say before taking -- police say before tabling the riders to the automatic complex in antioch, the cabbie was held up at gunpoint. >> they actually robbed him in antioch of the cell phone and cash. the cell phones with on the dash. the cash was on his per. when they got out to oakland and were releasing him, the suspect noticed he had a gold necklace on. so he stole that from him also. >> reporter: police say the driver wasn't injureddened's was able to wave down passersby and had them call police. a fellow cabdriver said he, too, was robbed when he picked up a fare here at the b.a.r.t. station two years ago. >> when i stop at the stop sign, the gun in the back seat, give to to me, one, two, three, four! about five minutes he was inside the car with me. >> now, investigators issued a

bay area ride lookout. it's number 36 with california license plate 8 z 27362. go, police say the man inside should be considered armed and dangerous. if you know anything about this case, you are asked to call police. now we're live here in pittsburg. once again, they say they will continue to work on a story. they are looking for the three men that are armed and dangerous. and they will stay on top of this. we'll stay on top of it ourselves and bring you the latest as it develops. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. south suspect police are investigating after a teenaged girl was beaten up by four adults. she was at a bus stop. the suspects, three women and one man, punched the woman to the ground and stole her phone. two of the four are said to be classmates. anyone with information is asked to call south san

francisco police. the parents of a sequoia high school sophomore in redwood city are getting hate messages. that's after the boy's father says he's suing the school district for kicking his son out of an english honers program for cheating. the family addmiesing -- admits the boy did copy home work but his right to appeal was denied and added deeping -- keeping him out of the honers program jeopardizes his chance of getting into an elite college.

pg&e says surveillance video from a control center the night of the saab pipeline disaster never existed. the california public utilities commission asks for the surveillance video from september 9th 2010 when a pipeline explosion and fire in san bruno killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. now, at first, pg&e says the video had been inadvertently recorded over. but now, according to the san francisco "chronicle" pg&e says it's discovered the surveillance camera in the control center was not even operating that night. 8:33. the doyle drive closure in san francisco starts tonight at 8:00. the busy roadway will be demolished to make room for a seismically safe one. allie rasmus is near the construction site in san francisco with the warning for drivers.

>> reporter: crews are gonna be working around the clock to get this demolition done t will take about 40 excavators working 57 hours straight. the presidio parkway is scheduled to be complete in 2015. demolition on doyle drive runs from 8:00 tonight until 5:00 a.m. on monday. people in marin county say the closure will definitely affect their weekend plans. >> i won't come into town at all. we might watch the activity from the sausalito side. >> reporter: watch the

demolition? >> yeah, exactly. >> reporter: the closure coincides with all inform events happening this weekend, the beer festival in fort mason, the giants' game and a bike rally scheduled later today. if you can't take the ferry, if you have to drive, there are some alternate routes that you can rely on and for more on that, i will send it over to sal castanedo, in the traffic center. >> well, you know, right now, traffic is doing pretty well. this traffic report we're gonna take a look at the golden gate bridge in just a moment. one of the things i want to say to you, though, is even if you are not anywhere near the golden gate bridge, this will have repercussions on the entire region. people are gonna say, heck no, i'm not going anywhere near

that. they are gonna be in the east bay, and then here's the golden gate bridge. traffic is gonna be good -- gonna be good. but after:00 it won't be -- but after 8:00 it won't be. park presidio won't be able to handle all of the traffic on doyle. it just won't work. unless you are fond of slow traffic, don't try it. >> let's move along to the maps. by the way that smoke is pretty normal from the factory there. that's why i'm not getting too excited. that happens every morning. the bay bridge is gonna be a work horse this weekend. people are gonna be in and out of the city. >> steve. >> steve! >> steve. good morning -- i'll

hearing voices. >> that's the directors. i've got this turned up too loud. >> it was really chilly for april. temperatures are warming up fast. that's what you get at the end of april. now, yesterday, was a cooldown. we had the rain, had a lot of cloud cover and breezy in the afternoon. 50s and 60s. today's 60s and low 70s. today's that transition day as we go from -- a couple of days ago we had lows in the 60s. tropical that system came up from the south, and then yesterday's system came down from the north. cool air is in place. it will take another day to kind of modify that. but with longer daylight hours, it helps. napa and santa rosa were both 39. fairfield was 40. it happens quick to warm you. temperatures -- a little bit more of a westerly breeze. that will tail off tomorrow and then the temperatures will

continue to tail off. sunny, breezy, after the chilly morning. it will be warmer. but otherwise, they are kicking out. 50s, maybe, or upper 60s, coast and bay. but then upper 60s to low 70s. inland even warmer as we go into your weekend. there could be patchy fog. i think it will be generally warmer. 60sen the coast -- 60s on the coast. a well-known sonomaman is recofferring from a butte -- sonoma man is lee covering from a brutal attack. people want to know who -- his family wants to know who did it. he's known for his tricked-out cycle he rights around town. he was found beaten -- rides around the town. he was found beaten and stabbed. his mother says he's in intensive care and is making progress. reportedly, he doesn't remember the attack. >> it just doesn't make any sense. i can't believe somebody would

want to harm hill. he's infick shus with his -- infectious with his life. >> investigators say they do have some leads but if you have any information contact the police. by the way, his beloved tricycle was not stolen during that attack. 8:38. it's a safety standdown in response to this month's tragedy mere the farallon islands. the -- near the farallon islands. the u.s. coast guard has suspended all sailing operations outside of the golden gate. the coast guard commander in san francisco issued the order yesterday, nearly two weeks after the accident that killed five members of the yacht racing team. the decision has angered many prayer sailors. you just can't stop a community from doing what they love. part of the therapy is actually going out there and being part of this -- being part of it, reliving it and working it.

>> tomorrow's duckship race now becomes a bay rice instead of an ocean ways -- race. the boats must stay within a mile of the golden gate. there will be no race permits issued for future ocean races until further notation. meanwhile an autopsy will be performed today on a body found in sonoma county. officials say it is still too early to determine if the body is one of the four missing crew member from that low-speed chase. 8:39. surprising news about the cost of driving in america. aaa says americans paid about 60 cents a while to drive our cars during 011. -- during 2011. that priceses are up a opinionny from a yee ago and this surprised analysts who expected prices to go up more because of rising gasoline prices. but drivers are keeping cars

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stocks are -- stocks are fairly flat this morning. the commerce department reported u.s. economy grew at an annual rate of 2-point% in the first quart he. the economists had expected a 2.5% growth. amazon is up 15% after the online retailer reported a big increase in shipments. taking a live look at the big board, the dow is up 25. nasdaq is up 11. s&p up 1. 8:45. look at some of the -- let's look at some of the other top stories we're following right now -- doyle drive in san francisco, closes tonight at 8:00 for demolition. the roads are go nab torn down to make way for a seismically safe one. drivers, you are urged to stay away from the area. the work is due to be finished by 5:00 a.m. on monday. well, this morning, the house of representatives in washington voting on a republican plan to stop student

loan interest rates from doubling. however, president obama says he will veto the republican plan because it wants to slash $6 billion in preventive healthcare coverage to offset the cost. and police are still right now surrounding a san jose neighborhood. the man is refusing to come out of a house. this all started after a fatal stabbing. now, tara moriarty has been on this story since 4:30. >> reporter: the man is not cooperating. the plan is to lay low and hope he surrenders. one neighbor told us who the man is but we're working to confirm his identity. >> there's another one. >> reporter: this was the sound of one of two flash bang grenades going off in the morning. police got a 911 call just before 2:00 in the morning in

the 200 block of cleveland avenue. they found a man suffering from gunshot wounds. that man died at the hospital. the man who made the 911 call refused to cooperate with police and locked his doors and said he had firearms. a neighbor who didn't want to be identified said she's not surprised this happened at this home. >> it's a more transient. there are more rentals in that area. it's a little more of you arer. it's a moment with a lot of security air -- little mor rural. it's a home with a lot of security set up. >> reporter: it's a pretty wide area. the house we're talking about is located down the street, to the right. so it's out of our range of sight here. we're gonna stay on top of this and continue to follow it for our noon news and let you know

if there are any new developments. but at this point, it seems like it's a waiting game. police in pittsburg investigating a home invasion robbery. it happened around 3:00 yesterday afternoon at a mobile home park on la habra drive. a woman who lives there says a group of men demanded money and one of them hit her father in the head with a pistol. something scared the men and they ran away b you they did steal two cell phones. on monday, 20-year-old jeremy jenkins responded to an ad to a 1998 ford mustang. when the car's owner and jenkins met jenkins pulled out a fake gun and handcuffs. the owner in the back seat drove off.

he forced the victim to drive off and then asked the mother to meet them with the pink slip. she realized something was wrong and she sent the police there instead. in overnight news, one man is in the hospital after his eighth floor apartment unit caught fire. it happened on woodside avenue around 2:30 this morning. firefighters discovered the man while battling the flames. she's now being treated at st. francis hospital for burns and smoke inhalation. several other residents were evaluated at the scene. the building security guard said he received a frantic call from a neighbor. >> a resident was ceiling about someone on the floor -- from the 8th floor. so i went out there, the man was screaming and yelling and busting out the windows. >> fire investigators sifted through burned contents of the apartment. they are trying to determine whether the smoke detectors were working. two bay area cyclists

struck by a hit-and-run driver in berkeley are new sharing video of the actual crash on youtube. pru know gsm tube uploaded this -- bruno gsm tube uploaded this video. it shows a car, possibly an acura, hitting them. a police report has been filed, the cyclist said, and the police have located the car and the ownerrer. a federal judge is denying a request to release photographs and video of osama bin laden taken during and after the u.s. raid that killed him in pakistan last year. the conservative watchdog group judicial watch requested access to those images under the freedom informational act. the judge pointed to declarations from the pentagon and the cia says releasing that information and the material showing the aftermath of the raid and the burial at sea

could possibly endanger national security. half of the u.s. 345 reasons currently stationed on okinawa are now leaving per an agreement that's part of easing local resentment over the large american military presence there. part of the reason for the calls for leaving really escalated after a rape of a 12- year-old japanese girl by three american servicemen. 9,000 marines and their family are leaving. right now, president obama is in georgia and he'ser is surrounded by a -- he's surrounded by a lot of military personnel ♪ >> this is a live picture of some of the groups -- troops. the president will be signing an executive order designed to

prevent fraudulent marketing that are aimed at military families. this will address complaints about those schools misrepresenting themselves to those families who are eligible for aid under the gi bill. this is where the president will be ecspiegel. some of the soldiers -- will be speaking. some of the soldiers are there now. three servicemen were killed in eastern afghanistan yesterday by an improvised explosive device. no further details have been released. the secret service is now investigating allegations of an advanced team of agents partying with prostitutes in el saul va door ahead of president obama's visit there last year. as we first told you yesterday, kiro 7 tv talked with people there say van loads of secret service members went to a

nightclub called "lip" the three mys in a row. and he says from what he heard, this is something the agents do everywhere they go. >> any bragged about it, how good was the night. >> the contractor says some of the agents took women from the strip club back to their hotel rooms. bay area companies are helping to reinvent baseball. sportvision of mountain view is developing technology that attracts a pitch ball at 60 points in the half second is takes to go from the pitcher to the catcher. for the first time this year, the giants are also tracking balls that batters hit and tracking how defensive players react when the balls hit. now, another bay area company is using computers to train

baseball players for pique performance. 8:53. this is wild. a wild encounter for some college students. a bear, that one right there, wandered onto the camus -- campus and then fell asleep. >> what may be to blame for this crash in the east bay. ♪

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a00-pound bear is knew -- a 200 of-pound -- a 200-pound bear is now back in the woods after visiting a campus in colorado. back here at home, alcohol may have been a factor in an overnight crash in hayward. the car -- have you to see this -- landed on the roof at about 11:45, the driver apparently swerved on the turn, hit a telephone pole and broke some support wires. the driver was taken to the hospital, no one else was hurt. police are investigating whether alcohol may have been a factor. let's check in with sal one more time. >> looking at the toll plaza, you right now -- right now, traffic is moving along well until you get to the army base overcrossing and then you will see slow traffic. about a 10 to 15 minute delay. let's go to steve.

cool mornings. a little breezy. temperatures rebounding after a school start. we'll have nice sunshine into the weekend. not as hot as last weekend but still pretty good. >> i'm looking forward to. >> it will be nice, upper 70s to 80s inland. >> any more rain -- >> may is pretty tough but there's hints in the ten-day. >> we'll see. >> okay. keep us posted on that the. and that's our report this morning. thank you for trusting ktvu. be sure to join us for the news at noon. we'll have more on the ongoing police standoff in san jose. we're always here for you on facebook and twitter. thank you for joining us. ♪ so, this is delicious okay... is this where we're at now, we don't care anymore? we just eat whatever tastes good? excuse me? [ man ] like these sweet honey clusters, no way . but i guess that's okay right? actually there's a half a day's worth of fiber in every ...

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