. 20 hours left to go. what work needs to be done before they can hit the new road. >> they respond to shots fired at alementary school. the investigation underway. another yachting accident in the pacific ocean. what may have caused iten a the ongoing search for a crew member. this is ktvu "mornings on 2". good morning, welcome to "mornings on 2".

it is sunday, april 29th. i am mike mibach. >> i am claudine wong. >> rosemary orozco has a quick look at the sunday forecast. >> good morning to you. many of you say will be just as nice as yesterday. some of us slightly warmer and cooler by the coast. we have subtle changes taking place. it includes the on shore breeze and fog along the coastline. meanwhile for the action on the inland spots. not going to feel this. we will look at the numbers expected for your area coming up. the demolition project is on schedule. vehicles should be driving on the replacement road. allie rasmus is with us. and crews are halfway finished now. allie? >> reporter: mike, this is what is left of doyle drive. the columns and the 30 feet sections of the elevated deck. that is all that is left.

in front of it at ground level is a new temporary road. we watched the asphalt trucks and pavers working on the new road. smoothing out part of it at 5:30 this morning. that's what they will get to drive on tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. this is an animation of what it looks like coming in from san francisco. they will pass on to the temporary road we showed you. crews are halfway through the whole process. they are on schedule and 20 hours left to finish the work, there is still a lot left to do. >> we still have to stripe. and put the rails. there is still tons and tons of work to do. we want to thank the public for staying off the road. especially this area. we appreciate that. >> you can see from news chopper two, the giant toppled columns from the demolition yesterday. drivers will see a lot of this debro. most of it monday morning.

the temporary road will run alongside it. it will take demolition crews another month or so to completely clear away what is left of doyle drive. the toppled over columns and all the chunks of concrete and rebar. that will take more time to clear away. they will be able to drive through the areaen o the temporary road. according to caltrans, everything is on schedule. many motorists are heeding the advice and traffic is down 50 to 60% there. people who normally take doyle drive to the golden gate bridge are taking alternative routes. some most tourists told christian that they were stuck for half an hour or longer. >> were you stuck? >> no. we went out. >> are you visiting there. live in san francisco. >> we live here. >> you hadn't heard about the construction. >> no.

i guess not. >> some drivers are complaining, detours are confusing and police reports few problems in the richmond district. that's where the bridge district is being directed. they have north bay residents into san francisco to take public transit such as the ferry nor the giant's -- for the giant's game. go to the website. we have live drive time traffic updates. it is all on ktvu.com. police are investigating the 12th homicide of the year. gunshots were fired at lowell elementary school south of san jose state. and when they got there, they found an 18-year old man who was shot once. paramedics pronounced him dead at the scene. they are trying to establish a motive for the shooting. at this point it is unclear if it is gang related. police are still notifying

family members. san jose police have been identifying jonathan best and his brother brian stabbed a 51-year-old man outside in the morning on cleveland avenue in the rose garden neighborhood. s.w.a.t. teams if surrounded the house. nine hour standoff followed. and the best brothers got away. they are investigating to see if alcohol was involved in a head on crashful it happened at 1:30 on al made darya folsom avenue. and a -- allah media avenue. and -- alamehe da avenue. and the injuries were senate life threatening. the driver of the truck may have been under the influence. >> the car chase ended with another one in oakland. sheriff's deputy ran a license plate on the car and found out it was stolen. they tried to pull the driver over, he kept going.

there was a chase until the driver lost control. hit a fire hydrant and a tree. two suspects were taken into custody. no one was seriously hurt. >> we have new information about a deadly california yacht race. we first told you about this on the 10:00 news. it hit a much larger boat. the debris from the yacht was seen floating near the islands. they were killed in the crash several miles off the coast near the border. the coast guard and mexican navy are searching for one missing crew member. >> they celebrate the lives of the five people lost in the fatal yacht crash. >> coming up. these special public memorials are planned for the one victim. >> five other people seriously hurt after high wind brought it down outside after st. louis bar. 17 people were hospitalized and up to 100 people were treated at the scene yesterday

afternoon. it whipped through a large beer 10th outside kilroy's sports bar after they were celebrating the cardinals win over the milwaukee brewers. >> the weather came in. the must i can was loud. people had been in tape dance at the ballgame all afternoon. i don't think they were really aware of the seriousness of the situation. >> firefighters told him it was not the tent collapse but a lightning strike that killed the man. that's the sound of hail coming down in the st. louis area. drivers were forced to pull over. dozens of cars were damaged and most from the damaged windows from the -- damaged windows from the hail. they found a 56-year-old man behind the sharon arts studio around 7:20 friday

night. he lost consciousness before an ambulance arrived and pronounced dead at the hospital. was in a fight east of the studio. anyone with information is asked to call san francisco police. >> this land owned by berkeley is planning more events today. they have what is called occupy the farm. series of workshops from farming to yoga. they have been using a piece of land known as the gill tract for more than a week now. it is used by uc for agricultural research. city of oakland said it is suing two more occupy protestors. chloe and paul woods are accused of spray painting the convention center. the city wants $400 from the protestors to cover the cost of cleaning up the property. they sued another protestor for alleged sandallism during a protest last december. this kicks off this

afternoon. it guns with the 95th annual boat parade. this is american spirit. the parade will feature more than 100 tow boats and more. it will being a gorgeous day on the bay. we are watching hayes and fog. live look there on the sunshine. up almost a half hour at this point. it is rising sooner and sooner. and will set just before 8:00 this evening. what a beautiful start there. look at the cloud forecasts. there is the hayes we are seeing and little bit of fog right at the coastline. subtle change that is will lead to bigger changes eventually. the subtle changes will be a cool down along the coast. here we are in the next cull of hours and dealing with patchy fog and low cloud cover expected along the coastline. we will be back by this evening.

and by 11:00 or so. and around the region for today. this again is an indication of change moving in. by tomorrow morning we are expected to wake up with the high clouds in store. and that is now bringing us thing stronger on shore breeze back to the area. >> san francisco 53. in san rafael 50. and waking up 123 degrees warmer than yesterday. in the inland areas they won't feel the cool down. it will be warmer than what we saw yesterday. they show the ridge of high pressure. it will begin to weaken by tonight and tomorrow. then the first week of may. looks like we will be with the cooling trend and with the possibility of rain thursday. we will talk about thursday. slightly cooler at the coast. inland spots and low 80s in the forecast. >> winds not as strong. five to 15 miles an hour. and right at the coastline perhaps. 20. and it is just going to be

another nice day. nine expected in novato this afternoon. 69 for san rafael. and sauce lito and headed to the east bay and 80 degrees in pleasantville and livermore and san jose. 82 the morgan hill, the peninsula, a replica of what we felt. slightly warmer. # # in palo alto. the -- # seven in palo alto. and moving -- 77 in palo alto. and moving into thursday where we have put in a chance of rain. i will show you the loaning range model coming up. the security is still a an uribe. it shows -- is still issue. >> they are forced to live in interment camps and teaching others how to survive the experience. this is a live look at

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[ female announcer ] new multi-grain cheerios peanut butter. . good morning to you. patchy fog returning to the coast and bay this morning. it as prelude to bigger changes to come. >> family and friends mourn the victim of the sailboat tragedy. a hundred people gathered in berkeley for a memorial service. the 32 ear he yield irishman was described as adventure russ. he enjoyed the ukulele and they remembered the persistive impact he had on their lives. >> it is amid everybody that engauged with him.

>> so full of life. like he was rushing to do everything in life. >> he died with four other people when the low speed chase yacht is over come by the race. and they are on the island's two weeks ago. they did come to the service and declined to speak. they will hold a public memorial tomorrow. for ally speed sailor. the 26-year-old was a bat girl with the giant's for three years. her father is former executive vice-president of the team. she looked at the giants as her second family. the memorial will be held at at&t park at 1:00. fate toe said three service members have died in saving. two were killed in bomb attacks. another died of injuries unrelated to battle. all three service members died saturday. their nationalities have not been reported. 40 coalition members have died this month. the death toll this year stands

an at 131. >> nine years an of the start of occupation in iraq, there are signs it is returning to normal. they are now displantling the areas that surround baghdad. hundreds of barriers are in the area. >> the walls went up after the u.s. invasion in 2003. >> it hopes the removal of the walls will help return a sense of normalcy to the city. security is still an issue. bomb attack near baghdad killed three people justen days ago. >> the saudi variable embassy is now -- saudi arabia embassy is still closed. >> this is over a man arrested by the saudis for drug possession. protestors are demanding that the man be let go. >> in syria, they are arriving in damascus. >> he he recently took over the

monitoring operation. middle east expert hand picked by the general. activists in the syrian government has killed 700 people since a cease-fire agreement two and a half weeks ago. >> they have appointed a chief mission for the united nations mission in syria. >> 30 of the 300 monitors will be in syria by tomorrow. the u.s. will not have any monitors and at least three people have died in fighting. and more than 30 civilians were killed yesterday. >> police in malaysia fired tear gas and mineral lace the water at protestors. they took to the streets of kuala lumpur demanding election reform. 150 people were arrested. they have been in pour for 55

years. there is speculation that the prime minister will dissolve the parliament next month and seek a new vote and mandate in june. they say they are bay assed and full of fraud. they found a murder suspect dead inside the bunker he built. they blew up the top of peter keller's mountain bunker east of seattle. they found him already dead. a handgun was next to his body. 13 guns were also inside along with stacks of ammo. propane tanks and gas cans. they tracked him to his bunker after he killed his wife and daughter and set their home on fire. 1-year-old is dead after being attacked by the family dog on his birthday. >> tally members say their 6-year-old dog onion showed no signs of aggression that day. when the baby crawled over to pet onion, the dog snap ped and

attacked the boy. they have had the mastiff road december dog and said he he has always been peaceful. >> he he had him around him since he was born and played with each other all the time and kissed each other all the time and they slept together. >> animal control officials will quarantine onion and then he will be euthanized. >> they are rallying for the man who styles himself as america's toughest sheriff. >> they decided to rally around sheriff joe african-american pie yo calling for his resignation. >> he is the sheriff of maricopa county in arizona. and he had police sweeps against illegal immigrants and they look at the case a bit differently. >> he is doing the job that i voted for him too the and i always supported him and i will support him as long as he keeps doing the job. >> he is doing a fabulous job.

it is a job that has to be done and he is doing it. >> the obama administration said it was preparing to sue arpaio and his department for viling civil rights laws. >> two texas men are free from prison after serving 30 years for committing a crime they did not commit. they received life sentences back in 1983. dna tests have cleared them of the attack and implicated two other men who are now being charged. they were released on parole last week. they will be declared innocent tomorrow morning. >> mistaken identity. she was so sure you are the one. you are the one. but it wouldn't have been for the dna, we would have been messed up for the rest of our lives. >> williams action 25 years old when i was convicted. he is in his mid-50 tropical

storm and jackson is now 60 years old saint part's station. they show jap mean meshes on the way to interment camps next to the photos of the same people today. 120,000 were sent to interment camps. many camp purr rivers came to the exhibit opening. >> they have messages for the children. it could happen again. but we don't want it to. >> saint bart's station is where it used to be. during world war ii. japanese americans are forced to live in horse stalls before they sent to interment camps around california as well as utah. >> the final measurements take

place. searching for fragments of meteors. they are now canvassing the el dorado foot hill it is for fragments and how much it could be worth. after the clouds are hugging the coastline. whether it will impact your sunday forecast, coming up. i'm really going to miss you. my new apartment isn't that far away.

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. final snow survey will be held on thursday. it showed the water content in the winter snow pack was 55% of normal. one survey will take place near the echo summit. it provides a third of the water for california homes. businesses and farms. >> new business center is opened up at the land's end. it sits uphill from the cliff house. it is an education center with the geology and history. and plus a museum store and cafe. the superintendent of the golden gate national recreation

area said it turned out better than anyone imagined and it will be open nine to five every day. >> i don't think i worked nine to five in a job. >> all the odd hours. > >> you can get out and enjoy the view. >> nice day rosemary to have off as we check on the forecast for today. >> we are looking at minor changes in some cases. >> overall, five to 10 degrees above normal and most places, a live look out at the he is tour ware there. and -- estuary and there is a bit of fog. and it will make a return. it will move farther inland. going through the forecast. i will push you all the way into thursday. we may see some rain. we are waking up this morning with cloud and fog along the coastline. >> we will be mostly sunny. >> we will wake up in addition to the clouds.

partly to mostly cloudy. there it is. thursday morning. sliding in several days out. >> still, looks like they will get the west chance. tracking out between now and then. >> widespread 70s to the 80s and along the coast. cooling it back a few degrees for pacifica this afternoon. there is the extended forecast. heading into the first week of may. >> cooling trend into the low 70s by wednesday, thursday and again the chance for rain. back to you. well the search continues in el dorado county for any fragments that created a sonic boom one week ago. >> from the amateur father and son teams. the hunt is on. these are photos of the meteor right as it -- meteority as it hit -- meteorite and he searched fragments around the world. >> you go where others are

found. they pepper down over a large area. usually two to 3 miles wide. seven to 8 miles long. pretty typical. >> they found a 17 graham fragments saying she received a note from nasa saying 10 to $20,000. >> all right. your time now is 7:26. in 24 hours, the monday morning commute will be underway. will doyle drive be ready? we will give you a look at what is being done and how to get through there again. special delivery in the parking lot of a california mcdonald's. what an off duty police officer did when his wife suddenly went into labor.

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. putting down pavement. what is happening today to make sure traffic can get through doyle drive for the work day commute. welcome back to "mornings on 2", i am claudine wong. >> i am mike mibach. >> they predict that doyle road will open by 5:00 tomorrow morning. >> crowds of people are turning out for the demolition of the golden gate bridge approach. massive hydraulic hammers took out 30-foot segments. although the project is on schedule. crews still have plenty of work

ahead. including paving the new temporary roadway. >> sections of the roadway itself is making the road bed itself. and paving, the stripping. putting in a railing. the signing. all the electrical systems. there is a lot of civil work to go after demolition. >> engineers have set up 16 devices around the construction site and monitor dust levels. it is being cleared for the parkway which is slated to open in two and a half years. allie rasmus will have more coming up at 8:00. >> we will take you outside to the golden gate bridge. you can see traffic very, very light this morning. remember, drivers have been warned for this weekend, it is kind of best to stay away from the area. you can't access highway one. but be prepared for detours and some delays if you have to use

the route. >> caltrans said they did see the difference between the bay bridge and san rafael bridge. you have to remember the giants and padres game is at 1:00. >> another mode of transportation to consider is on the ferry. sausalito ferries have been doubled. you can always take a ferry to the ferry building and walk down to third and king. you can always keep an up to date on the doyle drive project by going to the website. it is all on ktvu.com. >> turning to other news. a man died after being stabbed at a house party in fremont. >> police found the man bleeding around 11:20 last night. he was taken to the hospital. police are investigating and the stabbing was gang related. no arrests have been made.

oakland police are investigating a fatal shooting. that happened on the lawn street housing complex. investigators were on the scene early in the morning. police aren't saying much about what happened. the shooting was the result of a home invasion robbery gone wrong. a man in oakland is dead after getting into a fight outside a burger king. that started at 8:20 last night on 13th anbroadway. the man appeared to be drunk and started harassing an elderly woman. the two got into a fight outside. the man who appeared to be drunk fell and hit his head. the second man got away and hasn't been identified. there is a fight al shooting. a 48-year-old man told police he accidentally shot his 38 year old brother. they were looking at his brother's new gun. that was around 7:30 last night on cambridge drive.

they are interviewing the man and investigating the incident. >> they are scheduled to return to court tomorrow afternoon. 43-year-old is expected to enter a plea. he is being held at the santa rita jail. faces seven counties of murder and attempted murder. he took a handgun and randomly shot people at the beginning of the month. he was angry that the school would not refund his tuition. the family of sierra lamar is going to help them find the teenager. >> it doubled from $10,000 to 20,000 yesterday. it came from funds raisers and donations from an anonymous donor. >> they believe she was kidnapped on the way to school. more than 150 volunteer it is helped pass out flyers and searched new areas yesterday. >> the important thing to us is get her back home. if someone has her, we just

want her back home. today they will be donating 10% to the sierra lamar fun. the next one will be held on wednesday morning. reopened following a motorcycle crash. it hit the center divider east of denverton road yesterday at 8:00 in the evening. a car may have been involved. all lanes were blocked in both directions for 45 minutes. eastbound highway 12 remained closed until after 9:00 last night. a man was hurt after a crash in petaluma. it happened near the petaluma north exit. the car ended upside down in a creek. firefighters pulled 32-year-old jose francisco he to safety. officer it is were sursuing him because he they say he is a a suspect in a domestic

situation. >> brentwood police say three people were stabbed during a fight friday night. friends were taking one of the victims to the hospital when they ran a red light and hit another car. the truck flip td on the side and trapped and killed the teenage girl. the other people in the car were also hurt. over an hour ago, there was a magnitude after shock from a moderate earthquake that rattled southern california. it was a story we reported on "mornings on 2" yesterday. it was reported as a 3.8. it was centered northwest in san bernardino county. items full off the shelves in their homes. they described it as a quick with rattles. and there was a jolt. and shakinging along beaches and and buildings also swayed. they will prevent conflicts of interest that could drive up

the price tag of the high-speed rail project. it cost $68 billion. it had ballooned to 100 million after the plan was revamped. >> assemblyman will require that experts hired to discuss the project must disclose income sources. they found one expert was looking at data proposed by a company he had worked for. pgand e wants to know if customers want to opt out of the smart meter program. the utility said it is not a firm deadline. because they can opt out at any time. >> they would like to get a clearer picture of how many opt out customers there for out there. >> so far 0,000 have opted out of the smart meter program. the program has been criticized by some people who cited privacy and health concerns. >> someone who bought a lottery ticket in danville is more than

$300,000 richer. california lottery officials say the ticket sold at the chevron station matched five numbers but not the mega number. here are the winning numbers. two, five, 45, 46, and 47. the mega number is 37. because nobody hit friday's jackpot, tuesday's mega millions pot will be wouldn't $102 million. >> a sea lie on will be -- sea lion was found last month in alcatraz. they named the animal al catraz. he will be released into the ocean on tuesday. good morning to you. another pleasant day. we are watching a few changes outside the door this morning. mostly sunny skies. can you see the water is fairly calm. advisories outside the golden gate bridge and the bay is

looking good. the winds are light and westerly at sfo and we are watching patchy fog. low clouds right along the coast. and spilling into parts of the bay. >> the depth is a thousand feet or so. creeping inland. it will burn off. >> our inland areas. not feeling the trickle effect just yet. >> some of the inland spots are warm. and 50 degrees in oakland. and in san francisco. redwood city low 50s. menlo park and san jose. coastline today with patches of fog. we could be cooler. 54 in concord. north bay, upper 40s. 48 in napa. and these are up by a few degrees. >> heading out to the farmer's market. cool start and we will see a rapid warm up. >> here is the forecast. >> notice they are patchy in nature. >> by 10, 11:00. some of the areas. mostly cloudy and it could take

until 11:00. and we are looking at sunny skies. >> it will return and move across the bay and stretch inland to mostly cloudy skies. >> and satellite radar here. >> still in place and we have systems that will be riding over the north of the ridge. >> it is going to be breaking it down. >> the first is a weak one. >> it is high clouds by tomorrow. >> begin the cooling trends and seeing it along the coast. >> slightly cooler for the coast and the inland areas. >> may warm a couple of degrees. >> hook at the highs expected for your area. and 77 in kent field. and richmond 73. low # 0s for the east bay. and 80 degrees expected for livermore. >> low 80s morgan hill. 83 in saratoga. gorgeous one. and photos many cases.

>> reedwood city and 68 degrees in the city. >> extended forecast. the cooler trend we are talking about. and there it it is laid out for you. >> upper 70s and low 70s by wednesday. then into thursday. maybe even the possibility of a few sprinkles. the giants are in town for another day. i will have the forecast, coming up. we will get an update on the convened -- conjoined twins. they were in a 10 hour surgery at the children's hospital in palo alto. they have under gone physical and occupational therapy. the lead surgeon said they have had a smooth recovery so far. >> angelina and her sister will celebrate their third birthday in august. they received a special delivery at mcdonald's. he he delivered his baby after his wife went into labor. he said they were driving and pulled into the first parking lot they saw which happened to

be mcdonald's. >> dispatchers coached them through the delivery. >> knocking on the window. calling us and it was like. my wife just gave birth. we were like what. >> mom and baby are doing fine. political backlash over an ad praising president obama. what it said and why mitt romney supporters are upset. >> watch her die or let her live. >> making the most of a life. that doctors say will be too short. what two parents are doing to make sure they enjoy every moment of their baby girl's life. >> we will take you outside for a live look at traffic on the san rafael bridge. >> traffic has been up on the bridge this weekend because of the doyle drive closure. so expecting to be busy if you go through the area. it is 7:42. you are watching "mornings on 2".

. good morning to you. patchy fog spilled into the bay. sunny skies and mild conditions expected for the afternoon. seven people are killed in a bus crash on the way to tokyo disneyland. they crashed into a roadside road on the hay this morning. the driver and the 38 surviving passengers and 13 of them are injured. they are all believed to be japanese nationals. they are investigating the cause of the accident. they will give gay and less beep couples a blessing.

it is an episcopal church in hughes stop. it is among the first episcopal churches in the midwest to offer the blessing. the state of texas does not recognize such unions. >> it is critical that the christian church hold up a a model that is not about condemnation and about fullness of love. >> i totally disagree with them going against what the voters have done and forming a constitutional attempt. that's what they are doing. >> it is ordaining openly gay priests in the 1990s. >> newt gingrich will officially be over this week. a source close to the campaign said the house speaker will announce he is dropping out. previous reports indicated he he would quit tuesday. the extra day is for logistics. >> the two men spoke by phone.

only romney and ron paul remain in the race. >> now that he is the pumpive nominee, he will tone down the rhetoric. highlights his new strategy. aides will shut down the red meat conservative issues of of abortion and immigration. and will focus on the economy and job growth. republicans are criticizing a president obama campaign ad which shows former bill clinton praising him for ordering the mission that ordered the killing of osama bin laden. >> he he took the harder and more honorable path and the one that produced in my opinion, the best result. >> the ad also implies that romney is weak. and would not have ordered the operation against bin laden. the commercial highlights a 2007 headline showing romney criticized then barack obama

for vowing to strike al-qaida inside pakistan. >> if you are looking for a bumper sticker to if sum up what president obama handled what we inherited, it is pretty incredible. osama bin laden is dead and general motor assist alive. >> killing bin laden was a momentous day and sad ped to see him reducing it to a campaign slogan. the correspondent's dinner in washington. >> i do enjoy attending the dinners. i had a lot more material prepared but i have to get the secret service home in time for their new curfew. >> president obama also cracked jokes about his administration and how much he has aged while in office and mitt romney late television host jimmy kimmel was the traditional comedian. he he poked phone at kim kardashian and president obama. >> i want to thank the

washington hilton for hosting us. president obama wanted to move the dinner to the kennedy center but the republicans wanted to keep it here at the hilton and they compromised and here we are at the hilton. the dinner is an annual can gathering that features politicians. journalists and entertainers. it included the kardashians. charlize theron and bill davis. the homecoming was extra special for two men from the middle east. they were able to moat their newborn sons for the first time. thanks to skype, they were able to talk to the wives during the delivery. but nothing beats holding their son in person. >> i saw pictures. but i want to check him out in real life. >> it is really tough. when you have the little guy waiting for you at home. >> one of the baby's born was in february and the other in

december. >> they spent seven months in active duty with the illinois air national guard. >> two texas parents are sharing their daughter's story with the world. hoping to raise awareness with the rare disorder that is expected to take her life less than two years from now. >> she has spinal muscular atrophy. it is a genetic disorder and they say she has 18 months to live. that started a blog. they want a bucket list that he they want avery to have. >> mike toll me. we have all the time in the world to cry. we can cry you know, when she is no longer here but for now we want to enjoy the time we have with her. >> there is no cure for spinal must already atrophy and little research is done. >> parents can get tested to see if she carries the the gene. a new york woman is helping

to raise money for cancer by challenging one of the world's most accomplished athletes. marry eggers took on lance armstrong. she challenged him to the raspedding him a message by twitter and he accepted. it was to raise awareness for the organization teams. living with cancer. >> pediatric did nurse at strong. and in rochester for 10 years. >> i saw too many kids die. and late diagnoses and i get angry. >> she had a goal of raising $1,000. >> she surpassed it by raising 50,000-dollars. >> one of the greatest players of all time is up for sale this weekend. it is an auction house. and on the blowing are 800 items from the red sox hall of famer ted williams. it includes bats, award. and a ball he asked babe ruth

to sign. >> he is a huge red sox fan. going to buy anything else? >> i am looking. > ing they will raise money and a portion goes to charity. they give inner city kids a chance to get in the air. they will keep them out of trouble when they are on the streets. >> another enjoyable day in your forecast for your sunday. giving you live looks. we have mostly sunny skies and most places. some of us waking up with a little patchy fog. whether or not it will impact your day, coming up. the more products we touch around the sink,

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on friday despite protests from christian groups. >> don't expect any of them to take the top spot. >> dark knight strikes again. >> think like a man brought in $5.5 million on friday. its entire weekend total is around $15 million. should be good enough to stay on top of the box office for a second weekend in a row. zac he have front "lucky one" anal the five year engagement. and band of misfits round out the top five. big homecoming party for the american idol contestant. 17-year-old senior was voted off the competition earlier this month and he will be recognized for his achievements today. some council members will present him with a rack come -- commendation from the

city. >> he will have screaming fans like lady gaga did there. >> certainly everyone is proud of him. great day to be out and check the event out. right, rosemary? >> it is going to be nice. it a lot like what we he felt yesterday. slightly warmer for the inland areas. pulled into the bay and slatey cooler for the the coast. >> it will cool back a little bit. we are going to remain above average. at least for the next few days. >> giving you a look here. if you are heading out to see the giants. it is 66 degrees and winds between five to 15 miles an hour. little breezy at times and a nice day. >> 76 expected at san raffle feel. and 80 degrees at santa rosa and off to the east bay where we are looking at 70s for oakland, fremont. and livermore upper 70s and into the santa clara valley.

78 degrees expected in the city. extended forecast, rolling the numbers backle and still very mild. widespread 60s and 70s on monday. and widespread on tuesday. low spots on wednesday and thursday. tracking the possibility of a little bit of rain. i will show you the model, coming up. italian cyclists clogged traffic for the dangers facing people to biking and walking to driving. participants laid the bikes on the road in memory of the 25,000 cyclists and pedestrian victims they say were killed in rogue accidents during the last decade in italy. organizers are calling on leaders to implement measures to improve road safety for cyclists and pedestrians. >> keeping kids off the streets by teaching them how to fly. they run the free after school program for inner city youth. >> kids can learn how to be pilots. the man behind the program said

he was inspired by the tuskegee airmen. >> he will keep the program going. >> when they learn how to fly, they learn discipline, self-control. time management. why all the stuff their teachers are cramming down their throat is important. math, history, communication skills. >> it is a great experience and makes me kneel like i can do anything. >> but, like many nonprofits. this one did take a hit with the economic downturn and is in financial trouble. two of hills planes are in danger of being repossessed. >> the search is on for a member of the yacht. what may have led to a collision that killed three people. >> we will check on the progress of doyle drive and what caltrans is now saying about tomorrow's commute.

. we came back from the tour of caltrans new road and what it will look like for drivers monday morning. they rushed to the campus. homicide investigation underway this morning. >> it is the second fatal yachting accident in two weeks. what caused the crash that

killed three sailors. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is k tvu morn -- ktvu"mornings on 2". >> this is sunday, april 29th. opening day on the bay. i am mike mibach. >> i am claudine wong. we are expecting a nice day. rosemary orozco is here with a quick look at the forecast. what can we expect, rosemary. >> going to be a gorgeous day. we are with the fog. spilling inside the bay it is going to burn off and leave us sunny skies. this is the beginning of changes coming to the area. patches of fog along the coastline. slightly cooler for the coast. they are going to be strengthening and the inland spots will fill it. today. no, we are looking to temperature it is that are similar and i will look at the numbers expected for the area coming up. >> they remain optimistic. >> it will open on schedule tomorrow morning.

>> crews are almost done demolishing the structure. they are live for us this morning. and with the construction that still lies ahead. allie. >> we have a view of the golden gate bridge and we can show you we are on an elevated hillside and we have a direct view of what is left of doyle drive. it is limited now to 10 sections. 30-foot sections of broken chunks of the old elevated driveway and some of the columns are still there. in front of all the debris is a new temporary road that driverwill get to use for the first time tomorrow. >> 20 minutes ago we got a tour of it. they drove us on the road. the first time after it was paved overnight. this is a road drivers will get to drive on monday morning. >> if you are coming from the golden gate bridge and to san francisco. one thing they will notice tomorrow is a lot of debris from the old doyle drive.

>> they will pass alongside all the crunched up concrete and so many of the calms tomorrow morning. it will take crews another month tole could pledly remove and recycle all this debris. they are hoping they are not distracted by all of this. the debris won't effect access to the temporary road right next to it. >> it is very, very tight. >> that's why we were really appreciated if the public continues what they have been doing for two kays. >> they want to remind drivers to stay away from the area until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning when it opens. >> it has been a lot easier to get the work done. >> they are going to pass through a surge that connects them and it is a whole new experience for the drivers. >> and caltrans' representatives are hopeful they are aware of the changes and take it easy as they drive

the road for the first time in the morning. allie rasmus, channel 2 news. they are avoiding the area. traffic is down 50 to 60% there. people who normally take doyle drive are using alternate routes such as lincoln boulevard. >> they said they were stuck in traffic for a half hour or longer. >> did you know about traffic. >> no, we googled it. and worked it out. >> do you live in san francisco. >> you hadn't heard about the construction. >> no. i guess not. >> some drivers are complaining, the tee tours are a bit con -- detours are a lit confusing. >> that's where the traffic is being directed. they are urging northbound residents to take public transit such as the ferry for this afternoon's game. >> it is demolition. and it is our website that has

traffic updates for you at ktvu.com. >> now, they were walled to report shots fired. >> that is south of san jose state. turf happened at 9:30. they found an 18-year old man had been shot. >> they are trying to establish a motive. at this point, it is still unclear if this is gang related and the victim's youthty hurricane been released. >> they have identified two brothers as suspects' in if friday's home side. >> jonathan and his 23-year-old brian stabbed a 51 year old man early friday morning on killing avenue. >> that is in the rose garden. a nine hour standoff and the best brothers got away before the s.w.a.t. teams arpaio ride. >> a man hut is underaway.

>> they led to the east bay and south bay. and has been did arrested. >> it is trying to pull over the driver of the fan. >> this morning. for conduct traffic updates talking on a cellphone. en and then south to san jose. they spent out spike strip it is and hit the strips. and hit a call box and right near a tree. and took them to the hospital where he is expected to be checked for a dui. >> again, waiting to see if this was a head on crash owe night. it is on alameda avenue. and the truck driver veered out of his lane. and hit a car in the opposite direction d both driver consist were taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. >> about 30 minutes after that crash, a car chase ended with another crash in oakland. this happened here. they ran a license plate on the

car and found out it was stolen. they tried to pull the driver over and he kept going. there was a chase for 2 miles. he hit a fire hydrant and then a tree. they were taken into custody. no one was seriously hurt. >> we have new information about a deadly southern squall cal yacht race that we first today you about on the news. the yacht hit a much larger boat from new port to encenada, mexico. three crew members were killed in the crash off the border. the coast guard. and mexican navy are still searching for one missing crew member. >> they are celebrating the lives of the people lost in the fatal yacht crash. >> the special memorial planned tomorrow for one of the victims. >> another is dead. and five people are seriously hurt after high wind brought down a tent outside the st. louis bar.

>> it is up to 100 people treated at the scene late in the afternoon. they went through a large beer 10th. and outside of kill roy's sports bar. and celebrating the cardinals victory over the million balk key brewers. >> they are under the tent and the music was loud. people had been in attendance at the ballgame all afternoon. >> i don't think they were realry aware of the seriousness of the situation. >> they said. firefighters told him it is not the 10th collapse but a lightning strike that killed the man. >> they are planning more events today. >> protestors with the name objecting me the farm. >> it is everything from farming to yoga. >> this is known as the gill track for more than a week now. it is used to buy uc for agricultural research. >> city of oakland said it is

suing two more occupying press tore toss. >> paul woods of santa crust and another are accused of spray painting the convention center. they want $400 be from the pros test tories to cover the cost of cleaning up the property. >> it is al ridged vandalism. >> the boating season on the san francisco bay kicks off this afternoon. it begins with the 95th boat parade. this year's theme is american spirit. >> they will feature more than 100 historic boots and tug boats and much more. good morning to you. giving you a live look. you can see a finger of fog over the bridge. sliding into the bay am an patchy in nature p not hanging o around. >> it will and great day for the opening of the bay. >> take a look. >> it is already mild out

there. and 57 concord. upper 50s. in fairfield. nice jump in areas. around santa rosa. and the 5 degrees in the last hour or so. >> 56 in san jose. and redwood city. as well as mountain view in the city. >> shows you what is going on. and it is going to weak be. we have weak system it is riding over the noters of us. it is going to be breaking it down. the first is going to bring us a cooling trend. inhe crease the onshore flow. and already, a little bit of patchy fog along the coast. >> the clouds won't be with us long. they will burn off and right along the coast lean. they are strengthening. and cool down the coast a little bit today. what we saw yesterday. >> slightly warmer. >> we wake up with a few high clouds. and rain stays to the north. >> dealing with partly sunny.

and wednesday is an increasing day. and here is the possibility of some rain coming in on thursday morning. >> we get a little bit closer. and sag south. and may bring a chance of rain. >> maybe facing a faux sprinkles on thursday. >> that include as slight cool down expected for the coastline. >> along the coastline, the rest of us. 70s hand 80s. for the bay and inland areas. >> 69 saucelito and low 70s for richmond. and 79 walnut creek and in danville today. >> 80 degrees in pleasantton. and we are looking at sand lee and doe. and into berky. >> and nine san jose. and saratoga. >> another nice day in santa crust. >> and 65 degrees a little by sit for the afternoon. and expected in redwood city.

>> they are rolling the temperatures back. >> they will remain mild. and low 70s. issue land by tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. chance for rain. >> i will have the detailed forecast for you coming up. >> well, security is still an issue. but nine years after the u.s. occupation of iraq. >> what they say is happening that shows they are getting back to normal. >> in a dark moment in american history. >> how they are morse td to live in interments and first, we take you outside. >> there is a grade on 680, traffic is luol this morning. >> it is shaping up to and gorgeous sunday for everyone. >> your time now is 8:12. you are watching mornings on 2. [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids?

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. it is mostly cloudy and into the bay. they will hold a public memorial for alexis. the 26-year-old was a bat girl with the giants and her father is a former vice-president of the team. her brother said she looked at the giants like her second family. the memorial will be at at&t park at 1:00. about 100 people gathered for a memorial service. and the 32-year-old irishman was described as adventurous.

he joan joyed the ukulele and rugby and his friend remember his positive impact they had on their life. >> it is just made everybody engage with him. >> he was so full of life. it was like he was rushing to do everything in life. >> he died with four other people when the yacht was overcome by waves in the islands two weeks ago. they came to the service but declined to speak. in news of world. >> three service members have dude in afghanistan. >> two why killed in bomb attacks in the south and east. another died of injuries unrelated to battle. >> all three members died saturday. their nationalities have not been reported. >> coalition members have died this month. and death toll so far this year stands at 131. >> nine years after the occupation of iraq. there is a new sign that things

are returning to normal. they are now displantling this around baghdad. >> hundreds in the area. >> it went up after the occupation started in 2,003. they hope the removal of the walls will help return a sense of normalcy to the city. >> a bomb attack near baghdad killed 30 people. justen days ago. >> in egypt, the saudi rabeian portion is closed. >> they are making it too dangerous to keep the embassy open. >> it is over an egyptian mantha is arrested. >> and they are demanding that the man be let go. >> the mission in syria is arriving in damascus today. >> he reasonlily took over the operation. he is a middle east expert. hand picked by the secretary general. the syrian government has killed at least 700 people

since a cease-fire agreement two and a half weeks ago. >> they have and pounded major general robert moud and head of mission for the supervision mission in syria. >> about 33 of the 300 monitors will be in syria by tomorrow. >> you us will not have any monitors -- u.s. will not have any monitors. >> three people have died today with 30 civilians killed yesterday. police in malaysia fired tear gas and mineral lace the water at protestors. >> they took to the streets yesterday. demanding election reform before the next poll it is are head. >> 540 people were arrested. coalition government has been in power for 65 years and speculation that the the prime minister is is going to discould have it next month and seek a new mandate in june.

>> they are buys a and full of fraud. >> rodney king said he has forgiven the four los angeles police officers accused of beating him up. >> this marks the 20th anniversary of the riots. it trigger td riots nationwide with the most intense in los angeles. >> 53 people died. and kick eventually received a $3.8 million settlement for the beating that was caught on tape. >> he regret past must takes. >> will help and learn that they will eventually go to jail on federal charges. >> they found a murder suspect inside the bunker he built. >> they blow it up. 30 miles southeast of seattle. they found keller if already dead. >> a hand one was next to his body. >> there were ammos and gas tanks. >> they tracked him to the

bunker after he he killed his wife and daughter and set the home on fire. >> he styles himself. and they decided to organize the rally in support of sheriff joe arpaio and calling hurricane rita his resignation. >> the controversial sheriff is facing a profiling investigation. the supporters look at the case a bit glitchy. >> i believe he is doing the job i voted for him to do. and i always supported him and i will support him as long as he is doing the job. >> we think else doing a fabulous job. it is a job that has to be done. he is doing it. >> earlier this month. obama administration said they were preparing to sue arpaio and by targeting latinos. >> they are free from prison. >> for a crime they did not commit.

>> both received life sentences for a rain and shooting in 1983. they have cleared them of the attack the and implicated to other men. >> they were released on parole. and will be formally declared innocent. >> she was so sure. >> you were the one. >> you are the one. >> but it wouldn't have been forthe d na. >> we would be messed up for the rest of our lives. >> william was was 25 the on now, he is in the mid-50s and jackson is in his 30s and now six years old. >> they now want to help young people avoid taking a path that leads to jail. >> this is american history. photos show japanese americans on the way to interment camps. >> next to photos of the same people today. >> they were sent to interment

camps and they came to yesterday's ex point. >> they compare it with the tags. and message vast for the chirp. >> it could happen again. we don't want it to. >> that is where tan for ran racetrack used to be. >> and they were forced to live in converted horse stalls at the race crack before they were sent will contracts california. and u taw. >> fragments and how much a piece could actually be worth. >> for your stun dry. cooling at the coast. >> ounce of the coastline. >> we have warm ups and look at the numbers ks keithed for the nawb haid. >> i said stay. coming up.

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. search continues for a meteoritt that created a sonic boom. the hunt is on. these are photos of the meteorite as it hit last sunday. he said he has searched for fragments all around the world. >> you always go where other meteorites have been found. they pepper down. two to 3 miles wide and seven

to 8 miles long. >> one woman found a 17-gram fragment said she received a note from nasa saying it could be worth 10 to $20 million. >> lots out on the bay today. >> it is open on the bay. you have the giants game and beautiful day to be outside. >> it is. sun block will be needed. plenty of sunshine. waking up with patchy fog. >> it is pushing up along the coast and we are looking at temperatures warming up in most places. >> along the coast with the patchy fog and giving you a live look there. and little bit of hayes and if you are -- haze. and if you are thinking about the wardrobe. here is the forecast. it is going to be a nice one. >> there are the numbers. >> mid-50s as we head into the 10:00 hour. and 67 expected in the afternoon. >> our on shore breeze will be picking up in the afternoon. as usual. and bring along a sweater

maybe. >> # 4 degrees in oakland to date. it is expected in fremont. and upper # 0s and low 80s. to napa, santa rosa. and if you like the warm weather. rolling back the temperatures as early as tomorrow. it will continue. and although cooling trend. still mild. even above average. by wednesday, thursday, we begin to cloud up and look at the possibility of some rain. >> new deadline pgand e they are giving the customers who don't want the smart meters. >> this newborn couldn't wait any longer. quick action from whom and dad. >> now, the next phase of the huge project. we will go back with an update on the progress work crews are making.

. we have the doyle drive closure. now, it is mostly complete and as tkvu's allie rasmus tells us, the next phase is getting underway. good morning, allie. >> we are at the field he, and you see the golden gate bridge behind us. we do a 180, can you see what is left of doyle drive. it is limited to 10 30-foot sections and it is broken and toppled on their side. there is a new temporary road that drivers will get to use for the first time tomorrow.

just an hour ago. we got to drive on the new road. it will be open to the public starting tomorrow morning. this is what is looks like. and golden gate bridge and into san francisco. driving on to the new temporary road. you will notice lots of debris and it is still visible with the column. they will pass alongside and warning drivers not to be distracted by it tomorrow. >> they will be coming through a new tunnel for the first time. bringing them on to the new road. >> we are asking people to be very aware. be cautious and be patient. getting used to the new roadway and having the whole new landscape for awhile. and it is going to be distracting and we want people to be grateful and see delays in the first couple of weeks. >> while all the elevated is now gone. people watch it happened and cheered as it happened. it is going to be around for

awhile. it is for another couple of months to completely remove and recycle all the concrete columns and steel that used to hold it together. that is not going to be restricting access to the temporary road. we keep seeing pavers laying down asphalt and going across it. driver also be able to drive on the road. everything is going to hope according to schedule it 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. >> allie rasmus, channel 2 news. overnight a man died after being stabbed at a house party. it happened in hyde park and the police found the man bleeding around 11:20 last night. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. they are investigating whether it was gang related. they have been detained for questioning and no arrests have been made. >> they are searching for this shooting that may have been accident. >> he told police he shot his

36-year-old brother. they were looking at his brother's new gun when it went off. >> it happened at 6:30 yesterday evening on king bridge drive. >> it is part of the investigation. and a man in oakland died after getting into a fight outside of a burger defer king. >> it is on 13th. and broadway. the man who appeared to be drunk it started harassing an elderly woman. >> the two got involved in a fight and the second man got away and has not been identified. >> the man accused of a killing spree at a vocational school is returned to -- is scheduled to return to court. he is expected to enter a plea. he is being held in dublin without bail and facing seven counsel of murder and three counsels of attempted murder. >> he shot at the university at the beginning of the month.

he was angry that the school would not refund his tuition. >> the family of sierra already march is opening the increase in the reward will help fine the teenager. >> the money came from funds reseeders and donations. and including 10,000. they believe she was kidnapped on the way to school. >> nor than 150 million volunteers. and arched new areas. yesterday. >> the important thing to us. >> to get her back home. and we want her back home. today, they will be donating 10% of its proceeds to the fund. the next search will be tomorrow morning. >> we will get an update on the conjoined twins. they had a 10 hour surgery at

children's hospital in palo alto. they have under gone physical and occupational therapy. life surgeon said is they are good so far. they will celebrate their third birthday in august. >> a police officer received a special delivery at a mcdonald's. >> he delivered his baby in the park parking lot after his wife went into labor. >> they pulled into the first parking lot. and they called enabling and they coached him through the delivery. >> right here. >> just knocking on the window and it was like. my wife gave birth and we were like what. >> mother and baby are doing just fine. >> there was an after shock from a moderate earthquake that rattled south california. that main quake was a 4.1 and

downgraded to 3.8. it was northwest of san bernardino county. items fell off the shelves. one described it as a little rumble and then there was a real jolt. >> thanken all long beaches and high risers swayed. >> they could prevent conflict of interest that could drive up the price of the high-speed rail project. it will cost $68 million. it will balloon to 100 million before governor brown ordered it revamped. >> rememberry hill will require that experts hired to study the project. must study business relationships and a new york times article found they were looking at data if proposed by a pap it worked for. >> they want to opt out of the

smart meter utility. >> it it is not a deadline. >> they would like to get a clear picture of how many kerries there are. and residential cusslers. and it has been visit sized by some that cited privacy and health concerns. >> the white house run for rain can candidate newt gingrich comes to an end this week. >> the source close to the caltrans pain said the former house speaker will announce he is dropping out on wednesday. previous reports indicate he would quit on tuesday. but the extra day is for logistics. >> he is going to endorse did mitt romney. he spoke by phone. and only romy and ron paul will remain in the race. >> the correspondent's dinner. president obama served as funny man and foil. the commander in chief turns

come immediate yup. why he couldn't stay did any longer. and a look at the 49er who attended the all-star gala. good morning to you will and happy sunday. giving you a live look outside. and over the city where you can see. >> we are waking up with patchy fog. >> coastal clouds stretching awe the way from the north bay into the south bay. >> it is near ocean breach. >> clear conditions. and we are beginninging to see the subtle changes. >> first, the fog. and then next thing thank you know. >> we are beginning to cool down. >> along the coast. we could do it today. and the inland areas remayor warm. and light breeze around santa rosa at this hour. >> 51 in 50s. and it is redwood city.

that is near concord and a beautiful start. >> 56 in napa. and 55 in santa rosa. early morning trip to the farmer's market. >> maybe it out life jacket. >> we are looking at a sunday day and it looked like the coastal clouds for the radar yesterday. >> still in place. no clouds up above the patchy low cloud deck and we have systems riding to the north of us. >> this is breaking down the rim. >> and it may be a couple of degrees warmer than what we felt yesterday. >> it is along the coastline. and get the impact early in the afternoon. >> and the win at five to 10. and in some cases not as breezy. if you did have a strong breeze yesterday. it should be as bad today. >> 78 in novato. and 79 for saucelito, and heading out to watch the

opening bay. >> it is 79 in danvillele and in into the of south way. >> 80 degrees in gill roy and cupertino and # seven for you in pal low -- # seven for you in pal lo alto and for the -- palo alto. and giants are playing this afternoon. the afternoon sea breeze will be with us. we expect that as we head into the evening hours. >> the fog will begin. once again, it is further inland. >> upper 70s. inland. and continue the cooling trend into the possibility of a few scattered showers. >> rescued. sea lion, the mal nourished pup was found. be and the they decided to name the animal al catraz and now that he is nursed back to

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. good morning to you. mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. cooling by the coast. >> time now is 8:44. we are waking up to the top stories. caltrans said the doyle street project is moving on schedule. there is not much left of the 75-year-old structure leading to the golden gate it bridge. crews are paving the replacement road which will open tomorrow morning. >> they are investigating the 12th homicide of the year. an 18-year old man was killed on south seventh street. around 9:30 last night. they are trying to establish a

suspect and motive for the them he. >> it is killing one man and 17 others to the hospital. up to 100 people in all. had to be treated for injuries. the bar owner who hosted the parties said he was hosted and told by the man who died. he was struck by lightning. they are not confirming the cause of death. >> they are investigating a possible homicide in golden gate park. >> they found him behind the sharon art studio. he lost consciousness before an ambulance arrived and pronounced dead at the hospital. anyone with information is asked to call the police. >> fire officials are trying to investigate why smoke alarms didn't go off. >> they took a nap while frying in peanut oil. she passed out and had to be rescued. now they say the smoke alarms never went off.

the cause is $50,000 in damage. the woman, her son and dogs must now find a new place to live. >> seven people are killed in a bus crash on the way to tokyo, disneyland. they were they were survivors and 38 of them are serious. all of them are believed to be japanese nationals. they are investigating the cause of the accident. >> they are criticizing a president obama campaign ad which shows billy to be praising him for killing osama bin laden. >> he took the harder and more honorable path and the one that produced in my opinion, the best result. >> it implies they are weak and fearing muslim reprise ales and they say is 2,007 newspaper headline showing he criticized

then barack obama for failing to strike al-qaida inside pakistan. >> if you are looking for a bumper sticker to see how president obama handled when with a inherited. it is simple. osama bid laden is dead and general motor assist alive. >> the romney campaign said killing bin laden is a great day. but if hate to see him reducing it to a campaign slogan. >> everyone was at their game for core intend dent's dinner. >> i do neighborhood the dinners and i had to get them them in final tore their new curfew. >> you can see. he was there cracking jokes about the administration and how much he aged in office. late night host jimmy kimmel poked fun at everyone to secret service. kim kardashian and president

obama. >> i want to thank them for hosting us. >> they wanted to move the dinner to the kennedy center and keep it here at the hilton. they compromised and here we are at the hilton. >> that's it. >> this that included the kardashians and rick santorum and the tight end vernon davis. >> a texas church will offer gay and lesbian couples a blessing for same sex relationships. it insist houston. it is among the first episcopal churches in the u.s. to offer them a blessing. it doesn't create legal same estate marriages since the state of texas doesn't recognize such unions. >> it is critical that they hold up a model of christian community that isn't about division, isn't about condemnation and is about compassion and fullness of

love. >> i disagree with it going against what the voters have done and that's what they are doing. >> the episcopal church began ordaining openly gay priest in the 1990s. >> homecoming in st. louis was extra special for two soldier it is returning from deployment. they were able to meet their newborn son it is for the first time. thanks to skype. they were able to talk to their wives during the delivery. they say nothing beats being able to hold their sons in person. >> i saw pictures of them when we were overseasen an i want to check them out in real life. >> it is tough when you have this little guy waiting for you at home. >> one of the babe whichs was born in february and the other born in december. they spent seven months in the mild east on active duty with a group of firefighters with the air national guard. today's aeronautical museum

runs the program for after school youth. this is the man behind the program and said he was inspired by the tuskegee airmen. he volunteers his time to keep the program going. >> when they learn how to fly. they learn discipline and self control. they learn time management and why all the stuff that their teacher resist cramming down their it throat is posh. >> it is a great experience and makes me feel like i can do did anything. >> this one also took a hit with the economic downturn and is in financial trouble. in fact, they say two of his planes are in danger of being repossessed. >> memorabilia from one of the greatest baseball players of all time is here. >> on the block are 800 items from the personal collection of red sox hall of famer ted williams. items include bats, awards.

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i joined the senior medicare patrol where i teach others to protect their medicare numbers, review statements to spot false charges, and report suspected fraud. . it is opening day on the bay. >> a lot going on. >> rosemary is delivering up a great forecast for anyone with great plans. >> maybe softball. soccer. biking, running. it is another gorgeous day out there. >> many cases, the subtle changes we are seeing al look the coast and inside the bay. you can see it there for yourself. >> we have patchy fog and marine layer. some of it is spill anything the gate and over some of the lower hills in marin and we will be nice and sunny and burn off. and it will hug the coastline. for most of the day. that will bring us a little bit

of cooling. the on shore breeze strengthening. >> it may be even warmer than yesterday. we are all going to feel the impact and we will be cooling down by tomorrow. we will remain mild in most cases. there are your numbers by today. it is a nice one. and low 60s for the coast and low 80s for the valley spots. your forecast. notice we roll back the temps. we are not really cool. we are comfortable. monday, tuesday, mostly cloudy. and eventually we will get back into the low 70s and right around the valley and low 60s and upper 60s for the coast and chance of rain on thursday. before -- new movies debut you had this weekend. don't -- debuted this weekend. "think like a man" brought in

$5.5 million. its total will add up to $18 million. that should be good enough to stay on the top of the box office for the second weekend in a row. "the lucky one" brought it 3.9 and that is good enough for the second place. "the five year engagement." and "hunger games" should round out the top five. she is raising money by challenging one of the world's motion accomplished athletes. marry eggers took object lance armstrong in a swimoff. he he sent him a message on twitter and to her surprise, the seven times tour de france winner accepted. >> they are trying to raise money for the organization teens living with cancer. they are waking up with sore legs with the country music marathon. it is the largest event of the year. >> more than 30,000 people

participated in an annual event. among the sea of runners was singer and songwriter sheryl crow. >> carrying you on and you are.com it. great job. >> i can see people hooked object doing marathons. >> it is a her first half marathon and first race for the 19-year-old who won the full marathon. >> your time now. 8:58. ktvu mornings on 2 continues with the new stories. including the high speed chase along the bay area freeways overnight. >> a south bay almentary school turns into a crime scene. the body found hours ago. less than 24 hours remain after doyle local remain open. we will go back to the scene for an update. [ female announcer ] what would you call an ordinary breakfast pastry

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good morning and welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm claudine wong. >> good morning, everyone. i'm mike mibach. rosemary is tracking changes this morning. hi, rosemary. >> good morning. they are subtle changes as mike mentioned, cooler on the coastline. anywhere from 2 to 4 degrees of cooling expected. we have fog and partly to mostly cloudy skies for the coast. rest of us will be just as warm as we felt yesterday, even warmer in some cases. we'll look at the numbers in your neighborhood, what you can expect for the week ahead, even have a few showers in the forecast. that's coming up. well, continuing coverage of the doyle drive closure now. demolition is mostly done. us from we'll show you the scene from news chopper 2. what was doyle drive is now just rubble. at this time tomorrow the replacement roadway should be open for the monday morning commute and as ali rasmus tells us, all signs are pointing to that happening on time, right,

alley? >> reporter: that's right, claudine. behind us is kristi field. up until five minutes ago, there was a long row of 20 asphault trucks parked along mason street. you see there is a lot of congestion here, a lot of regular cars and vehicles passing through. cal trans is still asking people to try to avoid being in this area because of all the construction that's going on. they're using this road to get to this construction site. this is all that's left of the old doyle drive. you can see about 10:30-foot sections of concrete, toppled over. this was the upper deck of doyle drive and in front of them is a temporary road that drivers are going to use for the first time tomorrow. and all morning we've seen pavers going across it. the road was especially paved overnight and an hour and a half ago we were one of the first vehicles to drive on it. cal trans gave us a behind the scenes tour of the road that will open to the public for the first time 5 a.m. tomorrow morning. this is what it will look like. if you're governor romneying from the golden gate bridge and 101 south into san francisco

drivers will see a lot of debris from the old doyle drive still there. drivers will have to pass alongside it. cal trans representatives say they hope people aren't distracted by all that debris on the right hand side. it's going to be a new experience for drivers all together tomorrow. they will also be coming through a new tunnel for the first time bringing them onto that temporary road that replaced doyle drive. >> there is a curve to come out of the tunnel when you transition onto the temporary bypass. we will again be warning people, we'll have cautionary signage, because it is new. the whole roadway is new. we want people to be aware, keep it slow. >> reporter: now while all of the elevated portion of doyle drive is now gone, a lot of people watched it happen and cheered as it happened. the debris is going to be around for a while. it's going to take demolition crews another two months at least to completely remove and recycle all of the concrete columns columns and steel to that used to hold doyle drive together. it's not supposed to restrict access to this temporary road. according to cal trans

everything is on schedule and that temporary road will be available for drivers to use for the first time 5 a.m. tomorrow. live in san francisco, alli rasmus, k.t.v.u. >> and a live look at a couple brimmings in the bay area. let's look at the golden gate. very quiet in both directions of 101 at this hour. 9:03 on the clock. north bay giants fans, the game is at wop. you can always take the ferry even though it's sold out, there are other affair res that can get you there and you just have to walk down to the ballpark. the bay bridge, all is pretty quiet on this sunday morning in both directions of 80. many motorists have been heeding the advice and avoiding the area of doyle drive. within the last 20 minutes, golden gate transit told us there was about a 50% less traffic on that bridge yesterday, so it seems drivers are using alternate routes, such as lincoln boulevard through the presidio. motorists even told christian captain they were stuck in traffic there for just about a half hour or longer. >> did you know about the

construction? >> no. we just googled it. yeah. >> and are you visiting the area or do you live in san francisco? >> we live here. >> and you hadn't heard about the construction? >> no. [ laughter ] >> i guess not. >> although some drivers are complaining a bit about the detour, saying they're confusing, police report few problems in san francisco's richmond district. that's where southbound bridge traffic is being directed. cal trans is urging north bay residents coming in to san francisco again to take public transit as like the ferry. it's believed ferry ridership doubled yesterday. >> and go to ktvu.com to keep up to date on the doyle drive demolition progress. we also have live drive time traffic updates for you, again all on ktvu.com. new this morning, san jose police are vest combating the city's 12th homicide of the year. they were recalled to a report of gun shots at lowell elementary school south over san jose state. it happened at 9:30 last night. when they got there they found an 18-year-old man who was shot

at least once. paramedics pronounced him dead at the scene. investigators are still trying to establish a motive. at this point it's not clear if it's all gang related. the victim's identity hasn't been released because police are still notifying family members. in overnight news a man who led police on a chase from the peninsula on the east bay to the south bay has been arrested after a crash. the c.h.p. says they tried to pull over the driver of this van this morning in redwood city for talking on a cell phone and weaving. the van drove to hayward then to san jose. they put out spike strips on 88 outs at first street. it moved to the shoulder after it hit the strips and crashed into a tree. an ambulance took him to the hospital where he will be checked for d.u.i. oakland police are investigating to see if alcohol was a factor in a head on crash overnight. it happened just after 1:30 this morning on alameda avenue near the home depot. police say a truck driver veered out of his lane and crashed into a car going the opposite direction. both drivers were taken to the hospital with injuries that are not life threatening.

police suspect the driver of the truck may have been under the influence. >> and just about 30 minutes after that crash, a car chase ended with another crash in oakland. this one happened on do little and age enberger. sherves's deputies hand a -- sheriff's deputies ran the license plate and found it it was stolen. if driver lost control during a chase and hit a fire hydrant and then a tree. two suspects were taken into custody. no one was seriously hurt. we have new information about a deadly southern california yacht race that we first told you about on the tech:00 news. on the 10:00 news. it's believed that yacht hit a much larger boat during the race. debris from the yacht was seen floating near the coronado islands. three crew members were killed in that crash. and the coast guard and the mexican navy are still searching for one missing crew member. fillie and friends continue to celebrate the lives of five people lost in the bay area's fatal yacht race crash. coming up at 9:15, the special public memorial that is planned

for tomorrow for one of those victims. one man died and five other people were seriously hurt after high winds brought down a tent outside of a st. louis bar. 17 people were hospitalized, and up to 100 people had to be treated at the scene late yesterday afternoon. winds whipped through a large tent outside kill roy sports bar, where the crowd was celebrating the st. louis cardinals win over the milwaukee brewers. >> we understand there was about 150 people under the tent, at the time the weather came in. the music was loud. the people had been you know, in attendance at a ball game all afternoon, and i -- i don't think they were really aware of the seriousness of the situation. >> the bar's owner says firefighters told him it was not the tent collapse, but a lightning strike that killed the man. good morning to you. mostly sunny skies over the bay area this morning. at the coast and just inside the bay, patchy fog has

developed. the marine layer has reestablished itself down right about 1000 feet. so spilling into the bay this morning. we're looking at mostly sunny skies for today and our numbers really not impacted. in fact we are slightly warmer than where we started 24 hours ago. 56 in oakland right now, 59 in napa. 59 in the south bay, 59 for san jose. livermore, low 60s. fairfield as well as concord. so a quick rebound is what we're seeing this morning, and our numbers will fall once again well above average. anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees, slightly warmer for inland spots, and cooler at the coast. the satellite radar, have to show you this. talk about what's going on. the ridge of high pressure still in charge of our weather pattern, but it's beginning to weaken just a little bit. we have systems that are riding over the north of it. it is going to increase the on shore breeze, it's bringing back the low clouds. already seeing that this morning and we eventually will be rolling our temperatures back. we're going to remain a little bit above average as we head into your work week, but then the first week of may will be mild, even a chance for some

rain, and a few scattered showers by thursday. look at what's happening here. i'm going to start you off tomorrow morning, we get back to work. we have the low clouds in addition to high clouds from a system that will continue to the north of us. we're not going to see any rain out of that, but here we are thursday, notice the time stamp, 11 a.m., and we're k567ing the tail end -- catching the tail end of this system. looks like the north bay will have the best shot. still a few days out. it could change but that's where we're looking at for thursday. if you have outside plans we'll be watching that for tomorrow. some up to date. a little cool start but a quick rebound is what we're seeing tomorrow. minor changes in the forecast. temperatures will be cooling as early as tomorrow. and along the coastline, we could see a little bit of cooling for today. 63 expected for a pacificca, 68 in the city. upper 70s to low 80s once again for inland north bay, santa rosa, napa, inland east bay, 82 for antioc, 80 degrees concord, 74 for oakland this afternoon. out the santa clara valley, 79 san jose, 82 for morgan hill, 80 degrees loss gatos. the extended forecast shows you

what we talked about a moment ago. rolling those numbers back into the mid 70s by tuesday, low 70s for tin land spots by wednesday -- for the inland spots by wednesday and then 70 degrees which still isn't bad. upper 50s, low 60s for the coast and that chance for insurance on thursday. back to you. the san francisco bay fun kicking off this afternoon all beginning with the 95th annual boat parade this afternoon. the parade will feature more than 150 historic work boats, fire boats, tow boats and more. a family dog is blamed for the death of a one-year-old boy. what led up to the attack, and words from the father now mourning his son. >> and what's happening today in washington state after a bunker standoff ends with a deadly discovery. >> and the walls are coming down in baghdad. how it's a sign of progress, nine years after the start of the u.s. occupation. i style everyone.

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good morning to you. a live look there at some rollers in the oak land estuary this morning. looks like they were taking a break. just a moment ago they were up and at them getting a pretty good work out. new this morning, nato says three service members have died in afghanistan. two killed in bomb attacks in the south and the east. another died of injuries unrelated to battle. all three service members died

saturday. their nationalities have not been reported. 40 coalition members have died in afghanistan this month. the death toll so far this year stands at 131. nine years after the u.s. invasion of iraq there is a new sign things are returning to normal in that country. iraqi security forces are now dismantling the concrete blast barriers that surround baghdad. there are hundreds in all. the walls went up immediately after the u.s. occupation started in 2003. the iraqi government says it hopes the removal of the walls will help return a sense of normalcy to the city. security still remains an issue, though. a bomb attack near baghdad killed at least 30 people just 10 days ago. in egypt this weekend, the saudi arain jan elm embassy in the country is closed. they say security threats from protesters is making it too dangerous to keep the embassy open. the protest center over an egyptian man arrested by the

saudis for drug possession. they are demanding the man be let go. a one-year-old boy is dead after being attacked by the family dog on his birthday. it happened at the boy's grandmother's house in henderson, nevada. family members say their six- year-old dog named onion showed no signs of aggression that day but later that night when the baby crawled over to pet onion, the dog snapped and attacked the boy. the family has had that mass i have the rodesian mix dog since it was a puppy and they say onion has always been peaceful. >> he has been around him since he was born. and -- they played with each other all the time, and they kissed each other all the time. they laid -- they slept together. >> animal control officers are going to quarantine onion and will determine if he has ray bees and then he is going to be euthanized. for the washington state man suspected of killing his daughter and wife the hunt is over this morning. as casey siegel reports, authorities believe they found peter keller dead in his bunker after a 22-hour stand off.

>> reporter: a week-long investigation leads police in washington state to this fortified bunker on a steep hillside about 30 miles southeast of seattle. >> there is movement, there is someone inside the bunker. we do believe it's peter keller. >> reporter: cops tried punching their way in on friday using tear gas, but with no luck. then on saturday, after a 22- hour standoff parkes bomb squad making their move. blowing the top off this mountain bunker. inside, police believe they find their man, 41-year-old peter keller. dead from an apparent self- inflicted gun shot wound to the head. keller was a wanted man all week long. the prime suspect in the murder of his wife of 21 years and their 19-year-old daughter. >> found in their respective bedrooms with gun shot wounds to the head. >> reporter: police believe keller set fire to his home in north bend last sunday. then fled. authorities found gas cans scattered throughout the house. >> there's lots of black smoke rising from the vents on top of

the house. >> reporter: police warned the outdoors man was heavily armed and on the run. they immediately set their sights on hiking trails nearby, putting up flyers with keller's picture, looking for leads. police say keller spent eight years making the multi-level bunker, spending the last moments of his life inside. >> tactical teams notified us that they have seen within a dead body, again, with a great deal of blood around it. >> reporter: the king county sheriff's office tells us the body discovered looks like keller, but the medical examiner will have to make a positive i.d., which we understand would not happen until sometime sunday, or possibly monday. in los angeles, casey siegel, fox news. family and friends mourned a victim of the sailboat tragedy off the islands. they gathered in berkeley for a memorial service for elmer morrisey. he was vibed assed a adventurous. he worked at the lawrence berkeley national laboratory

and enjoyed the eukalale and rugby. friends remember the positive impact he had on their lives. >> his openness, coupled with his infectious enthusiasm, just made everybody engage with him. >> he was so full of life. it was like he was just rushing to do everything in life. >> morrissy died with four other people when the low speed chase yacht was overcome by rogue waves during a race two weeks ago. two men who were on the yacht that day came to the service, but declined to speak. the giants will hold a public memorial tomorrow for low speed chase sailor alexis bush. the 26-year-old was a bat girl with the giants for three years and her father is a former executive vice president of the team. her brother said she looked at the giants as her second family. tomorrow's memorial will be held at at&t park at 1:00. dozens of people are rallying for the man who styles himself as america's toughest sheriff. they've decided to organize the rally in support of sheriff joe

arpaio in response to several rallies calling for arpaio's resignation. the controversial sheriff of arizona's maricopa county is facing a federal racial profiling investigation for his police suits against illegal immigrants but his supporters look at it differently. >> i believe that he is doing the job that i voted for him to do and, and i've always supported him and i always will support him as long as he does the job. >> we think he is doing a fabulous job. it's a job that has to be done and he is doing it. >> earlier this month the obama administration said it was preparing to sue arpaio and its department for violating civil rights laws by improperly targeting latinos. two texas men are free from prison after serving nearly 30 years for a crime they did not commit. james williams and raymond jackson received life sentences for a rape and shooting back in 1983. d.n.a. tests have cleared them of the attack, and implicated two other men who are now being charged. williams and jackson were released on parole last week.

they will be formally declared innocent in a dallas county court tomorrow morning. >> mistaken identity. she was so sure you the one, you the one, you the one. but it wouldn't have been for the d.n.a., we'd have been messed up for the left of our lives. >> williams was 25 when convicted. he is now in his mid 50s. jackson was in his mid 30s and is now 68 years old. both men said they now want to help young people avoid taking a path that leads to prison. the time now is 9:21. d.c. power players call it the nerd prom. highlights from last night's white house correspondence dinner. >> but first, it's being called the new gold rush in the sierra. a serious collector is now joining the hunt for pieces of a meteorite. >> minor changes in the forecast for your sunday, coming up in 5 minutes, what you can expect for your area.

listen to that. that is the sound of hail the size of golf balls coming down in the st. louis area. the hail storm was so powerful, drivers were forced to pull over rather than being hit by that. dozens of cars were damaged and as you can imagine by looking at the size of the hail, a lot of them had shattered windows when they got hit. >> nothing like that around here in the bay area. just blue skies and maybe rosemary still a sliver of fog around the coast or through the golden gate? >> it's hugging the coastline coming through the gate but burning off at least for the bay area. mostly sunny skies for today. inland spots waking up with sunshine pouring in your window giving you a live look there out to the green rolling hills. that looks nice. we have a good looking forecast. if you are headed to opening day on the bay we have a nice forecast here as well. mostly sunny skies, mid 50s into the 10:00 hour. noontime, 60 degrees and 67 expected at 3:00 in the afternoon. our sea breeze is strengthening, so maybe think about at least a sweatshirt or a light jacket.

68 expected in the city for the afternoon, 72 san mateo, 78 redwood city. upper 70s to low 80s, as you head south into san jose morgan hill, sliding to the east bay, 70s in the forecast for oakland. hey we're at fremont, low 80s, concord, livermore and the north bay. napa 80 degrees, santa rosa, 76 expected in san rafael for the day. these numbers a lot like yesterday. cooler along the coast again with the fog we're dealing with and then our numbers all will eventually be rolling back. it takes awhile before that sea bries and the coastal clouds -- breeze and the coastal clouds deepen, move inland. by monday, sunny skies at least for the afternoon. 77 for inland spot, mid 70s on tuesday, low 70s wednesday, thursday. low 60s expected for the coast. a chance for rain on thursday. back to you. the search continues in the foothills of el dorado county for any fragments of a meterite

that created a son nix nick boom a week ago. for those who consider themselves serious collectors the hunt is on. these are photos of the meteorite as it hit last sunday. robert woolard is a pharmacist from little rock, arkansas. he said he's searched for meteorite fragments around the world. >> you always go where other meteorites have been found. they pepper down over a large area, usually two to three miles wide, seven to eight miles long. pretty typical. >> and it's not just the thrill of the find. one woman who found a 17-gram fragment said she received a note from nasa saying that fragment could be worth 10 to $20,000. a photo exhibit at the san bruno bart station is recognizing a dark chapter in american history. the photos show japanese americans on their way to internment camps back in 19 42. thanks to the photos of these same people today. some 120,000 people were sent to internment camps during world war ii, and many camp survivors came to yesterday's

exhibit opening. >> we compare the past with the present and messages for these children is that it could happen again, but we don't want it to. >> the san bruno bart station is where the racetrack used to be. during world war ii, japanese americans were forced to live in converted horse stalls at that racetrack before they were sent to internment camps across california and utah. lawmakers, celebrities and comedians come together in washington, d.c. the jokes that did not seem to spare anyone. >> and a california newborn couldn't wait to get to the hospital. the fast food restaurant where a new mom and dad went into quick action. >> and a sudden accident between two brothers leading to a fatal shooting investigation in the east bay. 3q

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well, good morning. welcome back to ktvu mornings on 2. i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. we have coverage now, 19 and a half hours left before the deadline to open doyle drive to traffic. most of the demolition is done. crews are building a temporary bypass in its place and at 9:45, a live report from san francisco's chrissy field. we drive inches away from the project to give you an up close perspective of the construction. in overnight news, a man died after being stabbed at a house party in fremont. it happened near hyde park in yellowstone park drives. police found the man bleeding near the house around 11:20 last night.

he was taken to the hospital where he later died. police are investigating if the stabbing was gang related. several people have been detained for questioning but no arrests have been made. antioc police are investigating a fatal shooting that may have been an accident. a 41-year-old man told police he accidentally shot his 36- year-old brother. he says they were looking at his brother's new gun when suddenly it went off. it happened around 6:30 yesterday evening on cambridge drive. police are interviewing the man and investigating the incident. also, a man in oakland is dead after getting into a fight outside of a burger king. the fight started around 8:20 last night at the burger king on 13th and broadway. police say the man who appeared to be drunk started harassing an elderly woman. another man got involved, and the two got into a fight outside. police say the man who appeared to be drunk fell and hit his head during that fight. the second man got away, and has not been identified. the man accused of a killing spree at an oakland vocational school is scheduled

to return to court tomorrow afternoon. 43-year-old wong co is expected to enter a plea. he is being held at the jail in dublin without jail and is facing seven counts of murder and three counts of attempted murder. police say he took a 45 caliber handgun and then randomly shot at people at the beginning of the month. investigators say he was angry that the school would not refund his tuition. the family of sierra lamar is hoping an increase in reward money is going to help them find the missing teenager. that reward more than doubled from $10,000 to $25,000 yesterday. the money came from fund- raisers and donations, including $10,000 from an anonymous donor. police believe lamar was kidnapped on her way to school on march 16th near her morgan hill home. more than 150 volunteers helped pass out flyers and search new areas yesterday. >> the important thing is to us, is to get her back home, if there's someone out there that has her, you know, we just want her back home.

>> today, circus caballero will be donating 10% of its proceeds to the find sierra fund. tomorrow we will get an update on san jose's formally conjoined two-year-old -- formerly conjoined two-year-old twins, angelina and angelica were separated last november in a 10-hour service at the children's hospital in palo alto. the twins have undergone physical and occupational therapy, and their lead surgeon says they've had a very smooth recovery so far. angelina and angelica will celebrate their third birthday in august. a police officer in southern california received a special delivery at a mcdonald's. the officer delivered his baby in the parking lot of the restaurant after his wife went into labor. he says they were driving and then pulled into the first parking lot they saw which happened to be mcdonald's. he called 911 and dispatchers coached him right through the delivery.

>> we hear just knocking on the window calling us. and it was like my wife just gave birth. and we were like what? >> both mom and baby are reportedly doing nine. early this morning, there was a magnitude 1.5 after shock from a moderate earthquake that rattled southern california. it's a story we first reported on mornings on 2 yesterday. that main quake was initially reported as a 4.1. then it was down graded to a 3.8. but there have been several after shocks since, all centered a few miles northwest of devore in san bernadino county. residents say items did fall off the shelves their homes and one person describes the quake as a little tremble at first like a plane passing overhead. then seconds later there was a real jolt. there was also shaking along the beaches and some los angeles high rises swayed. tomorrow a peninsula lawmaker will unveil legislation to prevent conflicts of interest that can potentially drive up the price tag of california's high speed

rail project. that project is now estimated at 68 billion dollars. the project had ballooned to $100 billion before governor brown ordered the plan revamped. san mateo assembly man jerry hill will introduce a bill requiring that experts hired to study the project must disclose business relationships and income sources. a los angeles times article found one expert was looking at data prepared by a company he had previously worked for. pg&e says it wants to know by tuesday if customers want to opt out of the smart meter program. the utility says this is not a firm deadline, because customers can opt out at any time. but officials say they'd like to get a clearer picture of how many opt-out customers are out there. so far, about 20,000 residential customers have opted out of the smart meter program right here in northern california. the program came under fire after critics cited possible privacy and health concerns. the white house run for republican newt gingrich officially comes to an thend

week. a source close to that campaign says the former house speaker is going to announce he is dropping out on wednesday. previous reports indicated he would quit on tuesday but apparently this extra day is needed for logistics. gingrich is expected to endorse mitt romney. the two men did speak by phone last week. only romney and ron paul will remain in that g.o.p. race. speaker of the house john bainer is accusing president obama -- boehner is accusing president obama of picking fake fights. he made the comments this morning in a new interview with c.n.n. >> the buffett rule and it went on for months. even the president admitted it was a gimmick. then the rose garden ceremony talk about manipulation in the oil markets without one sled of evidence. -- shred of evidence and he has an entire administration to go after speculation or manipulation in the oil markets. and then they picked this student loan fight, where there is no fight. and the point >> boehner went on to say the president is bigger than this. now that romney is the

presumptive republican nominee, his aid says he will tone down his rhetoric. his campaign stopped this weekend at a university in ohio highlights the new strategy. aids say he will shun the red meat conservative issues of abortion and immigration and romney is going to look to attract independent voters by focusing on the economy and on job growth. well, everyone was fair game at last night's white house correspondence dinner in washington. >> i really do enjoy attending these dinners. in fact i had a lot more material prepared, but i have to get the secret service home in time for their new curfew [ laughter ] >> president obama also cracked jokes about his administration, how much he's aged while in office, as well as mitt romney. late night television host jimmy kimmel was the traditional comedian. he poked fun at everyone from the secret service to kim kardashian as well as president obama. >> i want to thank the washington hilton for hosting us tonight. you know, president obama wanted to move the dinner to the kennedy center this year but the republicans wanted to

keep it here at the hilton, so they compromised and here we are at the hilton. [ laughter ] >> the dinner is an annual gathering that features politicians, journalists, and even some entertainers, slab ritas in attendance last night included the kardashians, charlise theron, rick santorum and 49er tight end vernon davis. good morning to you. giving you a live look outside our door. it's mostly clear skies across the bay area dealing with a little bit of patchy fog near the coast and just inside the bay we have another mild to warm day in store. several degrees above normal, but we do have minor changes. and it's that fog along the coastline that will cool down the coast a little bit today. the onshore breeze is going to be strengthening by tonight and then tomorrow we will all begin to feel it. today it will be for the coast. patches of fog, slightly cooler conditions. around the bay and inland, similar temperatures even slightly warmer in some cases. your satellite radar view showing you the ridge of high

pressure bringing us this nice mild dry, even warm weather in some cases, right? we do have weak systems that are riding over this ridge and eventually, it's breaking it down. it's going to be weakening starting tonight and then through tomorrow, and then by wednesday and thursday, bigger changes in the forecast. i'll touch that in just a moment. 59 degrees in napa right now, 59 in santa rosa, 64 already in fairfield. getting outdoors, fairfield concord may not even need that light jacket. 59 in livermore. 59 hayward, 59 redwood city, especially with all that sunshine out there, bring along the sunblock, the shades, the extra water for the kids. you know, drink when you're not thirsty, that type of thing. 80 degrees santa rosa for the afternoon. 81 expected for sonoma, 79 in napa as well as navarro. 76 expected for san rafael. upper 60s in sausalito if you're getting closer to the water to watch opening day on the bay gorgeous out there. 73 in richmond, 74 expected for oakland. 79 walnut creek.

80 degrees pleasanton, livermore, these numbers a lot like yesterday. 72 in hayward. let's head to the south bay, where we're looking at 77 for santa clara, 79 in san jose. 82 for morgan hill, san dah cruz, 70 degrees -- santa cruz, sphoo 70 degrees. partly cloudy in the afternoon, along the coast, partly cloudy, pacific okay, 63, 65 half moon bay. shaving off a few degrees there. 69 san bruno. san mateo, nice and mild, 72, 75 expected for menlow park. the extended forecast here again, the ridge of high pressure is going to be, well weakening. and as it does our onshore breeze is going to strengthen. our low clouds will eventually become widespread and our numbers will be rolling back. upper 70s on monday for tin land areas. mid 70s by tuesday, and then low 70s wednesday, thursday. meanwhile along the coastline dropping back into the upper 50s to low 60s on thursday, and even an opportunity for a few scattered showers. back to you. four new movies debuted at the box office this weekend, but don't expect any of them to

take that top spot. >> the dark knight strikes again. >> think like a man, brought in 5.5 million on friday and its entire weekend total is expected to add up to around 18 million dollars. that should be good enough to stay on top of the box office for the second weekend in a row. the zac efron romantic drama the lucky one brought in 3.9 million on friday, and that makes it looking in line for second place this weekend. the five-year engagement, the hopinger games and the pirates, band over misfits should round out the top five lady gaga is in hong kong this morning on the second stop of her world tour. [ cheers and applause ] >> the pop star got a warm welcome from screaming fans when she arrived last night. she will be performing four sold-out shows in hong kong, starting this wednesday. the pop star kicked off her world tour in south korea on friday, despite protests there from some christian groups. well ahead, how osama bin laden is turning into a

campaign issue this election season. >> and boston's fenway park is transformed into an auction house. the legendary memorabilia up for grabs. >> cal trans gave us a tour of the new road that's going to replace doyle drive. what it looks like and why some drivers may be distracted by the view. with this droid razr... motorola... verizon 4g lte... video... skype. you're gonna get lost. this has gps. well, that makes me feel better. me too. i'll go get two from the back. okay. this mother's day, get the droid razr by motorola. only $99.99. the lowest price ever. verizon.

good morning to you. a live look there at the marine layer. about 1000 feet deep has swallowed the golden gate. mostly sunny skies for the afternoon and it's 9:44. the top stories this sunday morning, san jose police are investigating the city's 12th homicide of the year. they say an 18-year-old man was shot and killed at lowell elementary school on south seventh street around 9:30 last

night. investigators are still trying to establish a suspect and motive for the shooting. the sudden storm brought down a party tent in st. louis. killing one man and sending 17 others to the hospital. up to 100 people had to be treated for injuries. the bar owner who hosts that party said he was told the man who died was struck by lightning. authorities aren't confirming the cause of death. >> and boating season on the san francisco day kicks off this afternoon, all beginning with the 95th annual boat parade which is at noon. this year's theme is american spirit. the parade will feature more than 120 historic work boats, fire boats, tow boats and more. continuing coverage now of the doyle drive closure. cal trans shut down the roadway just over 37 hours ago, and as alli rasmus tells us, everything remains on schedule to get the new replacement road open in time for the monday morning commute. alli. >> reporter: the work continues this morning. behind us is the construction site, and this is all that is

left of doyle drive. the demolition for the most part is done. chunks and columns of roadway. in front of that is the new paved roadway that drivers get to drive on tomorrow morning. cal trans gave us a tour of this new freshly paved road. let's show you the video of it. this is what it's going to look like as you're driving from golden gait bridge and 101 south into san francisco. one thing we noticed and drivers definitely will notice, a lot of debris from the old doyle drive is still there, right next to the road. drivers will have to pass alongside all of this and cal trans representatives hope that drivers aren't distracted by it. it's going to be a new experience altogether for drivers tomorrow. they will also be coming through a new tunnel for the first time, that takes them out into that roadway. it will bring people onto this temporary road that replaced doyle drive. >> we're asking people to be very aware, be cautious, and be patient. because getting used to this new roadway and having this whole new kind of landscape for

a while, it's going to be distracting. we want people to be patient because we do expect delays in the first couple of weeks. >> and the elevated portion of doyle drive is now gone. there are a lot of people watching it happen being torn apart, and cheering as it happened but the debris will be around a while. it will take a couple months to remove and recycle all the concrete, columns and steel posts that used to hold doyle drive together. out here live, while the work continues cal trans is asking people to try to avoid this area. this is chrissy field, mason street. they are using this road to gain access to that construction site we showed you a minute ago. so while all that work continues, they'd like to avoid congestion and traffic congestion in this area. but everything is going according to schedule, and that new temporary road should be open for drivers at 5 a.m. tomorrow morning. live in san francisco, ally rasmus, k.t.v.u. in overnight news, oakland police are investigating a

fatal shooting. it happened on 65th and east lawn street overnight in the lockwood gardens housing complex. investigators were on the scene early this morning. police aren't saying much about what happened, but the victim's nephew says the shooting was the result of a home invasion robbery gone wrong. new this morning, seven people have been killed in a bus crash on the way to tokyo disneyland. that bus was full of vacationers and crashed into a roadside wall on the highway this morning. the driver and the surviving 38 passengers on border with all injured. 13 of them seriously. all of them are believed to be japanese nationals. police are investigating the cause of that accident republicans are criticizing president obama's campaign ad which shows former president bill clinton praising him for ordering the mission that killed osama bin laden. >> he took the harder and the more honorable path. and the one that produced, in my opinion, the best result. >> the ad also implies that romney is weak, and would not

have ordered the operation against bin laden, fearing muslim reprisals. the commercial highlights a 2007 newspaper headline showing romney criticized then senator barack obama for vowing to strike al qaeda inside pakistan. >> if you're looking for a bumper sticker to sum up how president obama has handled what we inherited, it's pretty simple: osama bin laden is dead, and general motors is alive. >> the romney campaign says killing of bin laden was a moment us the day in american history, but is saddened to see president obama politicize the event, even reducing it to a campaign slogan. a texas church will begin offering gay and lesbian couples a liturgy blessing same sex relationships. st. stevens is an episcopal church in houston, among the first episcopal churches in the u.s. to offer gay couples this blessing. the liturgy does not create legal same sex marriages, since the state of texas does not recognize such unions. >> i think it's really critic that the christian church be able to hold up a model of the

christian community that isn't about division, isn't about condemnation, and it is about compassion and fullness of love. >> i totally disagree with them going against what the voters have done in form of a constitutional amendment. that's what they're doing. >> the episcopal church began ordaining openly gay priests back in the 1990ss. a home coming in st. louis was extra special for two soldiers returning from deployment in the middle east. both men were able to meet their newborn sons for the very first time. thanks to skype, both these dads were able to talk to their wives during the delivery, but they say nothing beats being able to hold their sons. >> i saw pictures of him when we were -- when we were overseas and whatnot, but i wanted to check hill out in real life. you know. >> oh, it's really tough when you have this little guy waiting for you at home. >> one of the babies was born in february, the other was born in december. both men spent seven months in the middle east on active duty with a group of firefighters

with the illinois air national guard. a youth program in compton is helping keep kids off the streets by teaching them how to fly. tomorrow's aeronautical museum runs a t. free after school -- runs the free after school program for inner city youth. children as young as six years old can learn how to be pilots. the man behind the program says he was inspired by the tuskegee airmen. pat graves says he volunteered time seven days a week to keep the program going. >> when a kid learns how to fly, they learn discipline, they learn self-control, they learn time management. they learn why all the stuff that their teachers are cramming down their throat is important. math, history, communication skills. >> it's a great experience. it makes me feel like i can do anything. >> like many nonprofits, this one took a hit with the economic downturn and is in financial trouble. pat graves say 2 of his planes are in danger of being repossessed. memorabilia from one of the greatest baseball players of all time are up for sale this weekend.

boston's fenway park has turned into an auction house. on the block, 800 items from the personal collection of red sox hall of famer ted williams. items include bats, awards, and a ball he asked babe ruth to sign. the auction is expected to raise $1 million with a portion going to a local charity. your time now 9:51. and ahead, the lotto ticket sold in the east bay that is worth $300,000. >> and the good cause that sends cycling star lance armstrong diving right into that swimming pool. >> outside our doors, most of us will see our temperatures climb well above normal once again. coming up, what you can expect for your area and the one area that may actually see a cool- down by the afternoon. [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids?

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tell you about there. you can see traffic moving along ok into the city, but westbound over by the incline, you do have a couple of cars that got into a collision. they're not movable, so their crews are trying to get out there right now to get them out of the lane. you may see some slow downs as you're trying to get into the city. >>this week a rescued sea lion is going to be let back into the wild. the malnourished pickup was found on alcatraz island last month. the marine mahmoud ahmadinejad decided to name him al ratraz. he will be released on tuesday a big homecoming party for 17-year-old oak grove high school senior deondre barackensik was voted off american idol earlier this month. he will be recognized for his achievements today at the east ridge mall. the celebration begins at noon. >> and someone who bought a lottery ticket in danville last week is more than 300,000 dollars richer.

california lottery officials say a ticket sold at the chevron gas station on hart avenue matched five numbers but not the mega number in friday night's drawing. here again are the winning numbers, 2, 5, 45, 46, and 47. the mega number there is 37. because no one hit friday's jackpot, tuesday's mega millions jackpot will be worth 102 million. a new york woman is helping to raise money for the fight against cancer by challenging one of the world's most accomplished athletes. mary eggers took on lance armstrong in a swim off yesterday. she challenged armstrong to the race by sending him a message on twitter and to her surprise the seven-time tour de france winner accepted. the swim off raised money and awareness for the organization teens living with cancer. thousands of runners are waking up with some sore legs after this weekend's country music marathon. it's one of the largest events of the year in nashville, tennessee. yesterday more than 30,000 people participated in the 13th annual event. among the sea of runners was singer and song writer cheryl crow.

>> people lined the whole way and cheering you on, not even knowing you saying you can do it. you're doing a great job. i can see how people get hooked on doing marathons. >> the race was a mild stone for crowe, her first half marathon. a beautiful day outside. a good day for a barbecue. going to judge a big rib cook- off today. >> you are >> yes. >> i didn't know you were big on ribs. >> i don't know if i'm a good judge but there's 175 racks of ribs being can cut and rosemary, that makes me hungry. >> that sounds yummy. it's going to be another gorgeous day again today in areas around bonicia and through the delta. great weather, mostly sunny skies. a little patchy fog up the coastline and just inside the bay this morning. temperatures already in the 60s in some cases. by noontime, low 60s for the coast, low 70s for our valley location. and then for the afternoon, a lot like yesterday, the coast will be a little bit cooler with the fog, the sea breeze is

strengthening a bit. a ridge of high pressure breaking down just a bit and weakening as we progress through the week ahead. first week of may, temperatures will be seasonal. rolling back into the mid 70s for tin land areas. low 60s for the coast, and then by thursday, well, we may get a spring shower. doesn't look like a whole lot but we'll keep an eye on that for you. right now it looks like the north bay may be favored for this. >> spring showers, may flowers. >> yes. >> it always seems to never leave the forecast completely. >> not completely. >> thanks, rosemary. that's the report for this morning. thanks for trusting ktvu channel 2 news >> join us for the next newscast at 5:00. have a great sunday, everyone.