. it is the most successful race. the mgen tour is getting ready to take off. >> we are facing a $16 billion hole. the state's finances and the services on the chopping block and what the governor is asking for to save them. a truck driver said he didn't see it until it was too late. the mess along i-80 after a 18 wheeler hits an abandoned car.

i am claudine wong. happy mother's day. >> i am mike mibach. a lot cooler and rosemary is here to tell us when and where it will warm up. >> it is going to be a cooler day around the bay. inland especially, 10 to 15 degrees cooler. deeper marine layer in place. mostly cloudy skies and stronger sea breeze expected by the afternoon. afternoon highs going to tumble. i will break down the details for your area, coming up. it is the most successful cycling race and 16 elite teams will embark object nearly 800 trek through california. the amgen tour of california. we are in santa rosa where stage one is set to begin. >> a lot of action taking

place. >> there is prep work. we are in the middle of the race course. goes right through santa rosa. this is where 128 cyclists will take off when the stage one tour begins before 11:00 this afternoon. a lot of set up and definitely see a lot of the activity. for every cyclist participating. there are 10 staff members that travel with them to help coordinate everything involved in the planning, travel and the logistics, the amgen tour people. they travel with 1100 for the race. race organizers expect thousands of spectators to line the streets to watch. that is why it is in the middle of downtown santa rosa. they are expecting it to take off. we will show you video of the race from last year. today's race. stage one cyclists will circuit

a couple of times through santa rosa and go through zone mama county's -- sonoma county's wine country. we talked about the guy who designed the course and what they were looking for. >> not too hard but wanted to make it challenging. sonoma county, there is everything to take in. vineyards, ocean, mountains. we tried to incorporate all that. they will be going from san francisco and tuesday to livermore. final stage of the race, stage eight for the first time they will be going down rodeo drive in beverly hills. >> allie rasmus, channel 2 news. they served someone who worked very closely with someone who worked with lance armstrong. who he is and what

investigators want coming up at 7:15. california sinking in red ink. >> jerry brown releases the revised budget. >> we are facing a $16 billion hole. not the 9 billion, we thought in january. this means we have to go much further and make cuts far greater than i asked for at the beginning of the year. >> the governor gave a glimpse of the projection through a you tube video. blames the ballooning deficit on slow recovery and judges and administrators for blocking health cuts for the poor. they include education and state compensation and welfare. we talked to a mother in in the county. >> i work hard. pay taxes. we are trying to get the kids in college and get a good education for that. california is supposed to be, people move here because it is

great. we are definitely in a bad place. >> they must approve tax hikes temporarily raising the sales tax by a quarter of a % and increase income taxes on people earning at least $250,000 a year. we have posted his people on ktvu.com: the state will receive much needed revenues with facebook's public offering. it is expected to happen on friday. it will be between 28 and $35 a share. california predicts more than a billion dollars in personal income tax revenue in the next fiscal year. >> overnight a big rig slammed into a car parked on 580 near dublin. it happened before 3:30 this morning. the truck driver said the car was in his lane and didn't have any lights on. by the time he saw that car,

there was no time to stop. they were on the side of the road when it happened. not clear why it was on the freeway. several lanes had to be cleaned up because of oil that spilled from the truck. they are trying to determine if a body found in a car is that of a missing south bay transit supervisor. the body was discovered yesterday afternoon inside a green honda accord in a ditch south of tracy. it is registered to ray. and he was on his way home to the central valley. his family said he forgot to bring his diabetes and blood pressure medications with him on that day. classmates are mourning the loss of two college students killed while studying and brad. a van headed to a national park overturned friday afternoon.

three people were killed including 21-year-old rock and austin of huntington beach. they were under grad students attending the university. dozens of classmates held a vigil in their honor. >> i opened my phone and called my voice mail. praying there would be some old message from you in the saved messages and (mark) there was -- and there was. >> they were on the way to hike across the volcano crater when the crash happened. they don't know what caused it to drift to the side of the road and flip over. a plane crash in kansas city, missouri. they were on the way to a christian youth rally when that plane went down. all of the victims had ties to oral roberts university. the fifth used to teach at school. the national transportation safety board said there were no distress calls before the crash. they are now looking at the

summer and long term options for the piece of farm land in albany. they are facing a looming deadline. occupy protestors said they would take down the tents inside the gated property. two demonstrators are camped outside and not leaving. they set up a slide for chirp to make their way over the fence. >> our focal point is access. access for the farmers and the community. we are committed to maintaining access. we are not the ones looking the dates here -- locking the gates here. school said important agricultural research is scheduled to begin this week. >> 25 homeless moms in san francisco are going to be given the star treatment.

they will enjoy a brunch in the francis drake hotel. >> this is the 18th year they will be pampered for mother's day. >> they deserve it. all you mothers deserve to be pampered out there. happy mother's day to all of you including lawsuit deny and rosemary. >> everyone should be celebrated. you know a mom, love a mom. have a mom. >> we are all going to be doing special for today. >> the weather turning cool. little fog, little drizzle. low clouds spreading all the way across the bay. giving you a live look at the gray. >> temperatures holding in the low 50s at this hour. take a look at the breeze. when we sesee it that strong, w know it will impact the delta. some of us feeling the sea breeze yesterday. and it will continue to move farther inland and the breeze is going to be anywhere from 10

to 25 miles an hour around the bay. cool day, breezy day. and 6 miles an hour outside the door this morning. bringing delays to sfo. maybe you have someone departing. and that will check on 51 in san francisco and low 50s. livermore. concord under partly cloudy skies and santa rosa. if you are not dealing with the low clouds, you have high clouds streaming over head. it is the system we have been watching for a couple of days. the one bringing the cooler air to the area. here it is. moving closer to the coast. and it will be the coolest day and we will continue the cooling trent today in addition to the clouds. moving across the area as well. >> what can you expect for your mother's day. waking up, a little cloudy. fog, mist and drizzle along the coastline this morning. >> it is far inland spots. and tie to 10 degrees cooling

for today. >> little breezy and throughout the afternoon. all of us, perhaps a light sweater. the afternoon highs. we are looking at upper 70s and 80s. and around sonoma. and 63 for sauce sell lito and -- six in oakland. 68 in hayward. we will have partly cloudy skies and low 80 informs for livermore. and nine morgan hill. the peninsula, upper 70s. 72 redwood city. 73 palo alto and cool day by the coast. partly to mostly cloudy skies. low 60s for the afternoon. it shows you the continued cooling for the monday. quick little rebound into wednesday. numbers back above average for inland spots. for the coast, by thursday, we begin a bit after cool down as

we begin the second half of the business week. i will have the lunchtime numbers for you coming up. >> knew report shows it shows san francisco on street maintenance. and it has some of the worse streets. according to the controller's office. they spent $49 million on street repairs. that is much more than larger city that is were surveyed for the report. they find 58% of the roads are considered to be in fair condition. which is lower than the survey average. now the city of oakland is taking steps to get rid of its potholes. they want to get rid of 35 potholes in the city. in eight weeks. more than 1500 repairs have been made since the end of april. the mayor and the public work crews will be object 14th street near mission and bush streets. for more repair work starting tomorrow. well the search is object for a missing southern california fbi agent. why they are worried about his safety and the area they are

now searching. the body of an army nurse who died while on a skype call with his wife. he is back home. what she saw during the call and the mystery surrounding the death. >> still a little gray out there. people have headlights and everyone seems to be rolling through just fine. no problems to report to you this mother's day morning. it is 7:12. you are watching "mornings on 2". ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...in my arms... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...and all your charms... ♪ whenever i want you, all i have to do is... ♪ [ female announcer ] introducing xfinity streampix. stream your favorite movies and full seasons of shows instantly on any screen. find out more online. so, this is delicious okay... is this where we're at now, we don't care anymore? we just eat whatever tastes good? excuse me?

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. live look there. mix of clouds. cooler, breezier day in store for mother's day. >> we are following developing news. senior commander tony's army has been captured. they have captured him of the

lord resistance army with a fight in africa. he was the kony top strategist. >> this is by the group invisible children. they have reportedly served lance armstrong's director with a subpoena. they said gentlemen hand brunel was served which does start this morning. he met with investigators on friday. he was the team manager during the seven tour de france wins. armstrong and brunel have denied allegations of doping surrounding that. one of them missing in southern california, sheriffs in burbank join the search for steven ivans. dogs had tracked his scent towards burbank. they worry that he is depressed and may hurt himself. >> the investigation has uncovered no evidence of foul

play. special agent ivans is distraught. they believe he may be suicidal. >> they did not find his gun. so they believe he is carrying it with him. he is not a threat to the public but possibly indeed a threat to himself. there is a huge blow to hopes of bringing peace to afghanistan. an assassin gunned down the top member of the peace council. it happened in kabul. he was a former taliban commander working with the government to set up talks with the insurgent. >> they fired one shot with a silencer. >> this is an expense he sieve police academy in iraq. it was supposed to help speed the transition to an iraqi police force. but that operation has cost half a billion dollars. >> iraqis are questioning the effectiveness. the number of trainers is dropping from 350 to 50 with the remaining pulling out by the end of the year.

body of an army nurse who died during a video chat with his wife is now back home. he collapsed while having a skype conversation from afghanistan. she witnessed it and said she saw a bullet hole in the wall behind him. they said captain clark was not shot and no foul play involved. he leaves behind his wife and two daughters. >> this is not the way we would like to see the service of captain clark end. but we have to recognize his service today. pay tribute to his service. welcome him home in an appropriate paid treeout particular way. >> the investigation into his -- patriotic way. >> the investigation into his death is still underway. you will be handcuffed and forcibly removed. >> eight people were arrested during a sit in in asheville, north carolina. they demanded a license days

after voters passed an amendment to the state constitution defining marriage as solely between a man and woman. they were cited and later released. former republican candidate rick santorum's support of same-sex marriage will prevent him from getting elected. >> if he is willing to step up and take advantage of the president who is very much out of touch with the values of america. >> he believes mitt romney can win the support of conservatives with the issue. >> yesterday on "mornings on 2", we brought you part of his commencement speech and in the speech he reaffirmed his stand against same-sex marriage. supporters of ron paul are not giving up. they booed one of romney's sons off the stage at the arizona gop convention last night. it is being hill at the grand canyon university in phoenix. the state republican party is

appointing delegates to the convention in august. the third son of five. josh romney was forced to cut his speech short because of the jeering. >> contrary to what you say, romney does not have this in the bag yet. >> supporters began flooding state conventions and winning control of delegate majorities in nevada and maine. >> personal information for thousands of home care workers may have been lost in the mail. more than 700,000 who provide inhome support for the elderly or disabled are effected. >> department of social services said a payroll package sent by hewlett pack card was damaged in riverside. microfiche with other numbers was missing from the package. it is not clear if the information was stolen or simply lost. >> no reports that any information has been misused.

two people are facing charges for trying to black mail stevie wonder. >> walker and his girlfriend pleaded guilty to felony extortion charges. he said he is stevie wonder's nephew. they threatened to reveal embarrassing information to the media unless he paid them thousands of dollars. they are due in court on wednesday. >> how some san francisco parks are celebrating mothers on this mother's day. >> a skier disappears on the slopes. where he ended up. and the effort to free him. a surge of cooler air is pushing into the bay area for your mother's day, sunday. we will take a look at what you can expect, coming up. i can't stand these spots.

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ordeal without a scratch. he said he stayed optimistic and knows the out come could have been worse. >> it teaches me. better than it could have. they were another 20 meters down. >> another person skiing ahead of him noticed he disappeared and call search and rescue. it took more than two hours before he was pulled out using a rope and pully system. this is a tornado lifting a large part of the building into the air. >> that tornado tore through louisiana and the force of the storm moved trailers and ripped roofs off of buildings. power was knocked out and there was no reports of injuries. >> families planning to get outside and doing brunch on this mother's day. if you do, the silver cast

skies will be lingering around for most of the morning, you think. >> little bit of distant drizzle out there and you will need your jacket and if you are driving along highway 101. you may need to use the wipers. look how great. they are going to break up over the bay by the afternoon. partly cloudy skies and this is the mud idea forecast and if you have noontime plans. expect them to linger along the coast and holding on to those low 60s for the coast. and partly cloudy skies and mid to perhaps a few upper 60s if you have the sunshine coming down. mild to warm. widespread 70s in the forecast. upper # 0s for the east bay. around santa rosa and napa. and for the afternoon. sea breeze is going to kick in. it is around the area. partly cloudy skies and # three in napa. upper 70s and concord,

livermore. near san jose. mountain view. looking at 70 for today. 63 in the city with the afternoon sea breeze. it is going to be a chilly one in some spots. extended forecast there. and we are looking at it again. temperatures falling back and we will rebound by wednesday and thursday. back to you. >> brides to be can spend the day shopping for the dress. while helping a good cause. they could bruce through wedding gowns in the hotel in san francisco. they are donated by designer, manufacturers and bridal shops. they are being sold at discount prices with the proceeds going to support cancer patients and their families. >> teamed up with care who is a nonprofit organization. so it is going back into the community which is a wonderful thing. >> it is organized by the group brides against breast cancer. it is being held from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. today.

>> they are celebrating mother's day with free flowers. they are going to give out free flowers who visit some of the gardens in golden gate today. they visit the conservatory of flowers or the japanese tea garden. >> if you are looking for something to do with mom today. check the website. we have a run down of local events and right below the top story box, we have a mother's day greeting from local soldiers stationed and brad. that is all on ktvu.com. >> back in northern california since the last year's funding flap. how the controversy effected attendance at the susan g. komen race. >> california's biggest bike race gets underway. we will show you some of the preparations getting under way there now.

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. this morning, 16 of the top professional cycling teams will begin a nearly 800 mile trek through california. it starts this morning in the bay area. welcome back to "mornings on 2". i am mike mibach. >> i am claudine wong. >> riders will begin lining up for the amgen tour of california. we will take you live to the site of the race in santa rosa. you can see a lot of stuff in

place. 128 cyclists are going to begin stage one at 10:50. spectators expected to fill in the area as well. stage one is going to showcase the best the wine country has to offer. especially in terms of scenery. >> pretty unique course. we do couple of short circuits. up through windsor and downtown to a sprint here and back out towards the coast. and head back in for the finish. >> that's just stage one. >> organizers say they are going to challenge the riders up until the finish. stage two begins in san francisco tomorrow and go threw daly city and pacifica. and stage three runs from san jose to livermore. one of the efforts to recall mayor quan is over. they are with were trying to remove jean quan and they

needed signature for a recall. the different recall evidents caused confusion and wasn't enough time to gather all the names. that means one group left. it has until july second to collect all the needed signatures. wells fargo is responding to a protest over the bank's foreclosure practices. >> a civic group organized a march yesterday in the excel see i don't remember district -- excelsior, one bank division helps a troubled homeowner while another continues foreclosure proceedings. >> i lost my job. and i said. i need your help. the following day, the left hand didn't know what the right hand was doing. and now i have to struggle to reskinned the foreclosure. >> state attorney is urging legislators to help struggling

homeowners. and give them one point of contact to negotiate their payments rather than multiple. >> they sent this refly to ktvu, last couple of months. those that completed a foreclosure were 16 mondays past due on pages. many are years behind. less than 2% of occupied loans have resulted in foreclosures. end quote. >> they are searching for a woman accused of beating an acquaintance with a lamp. police already arrested the woman's husband. investigators say the couple got into an argument with the woman and beat her with a lamp. the 29-year-old victim was taken to the hospital that are not life threatening. the woman's named is marissa or. a skyline senior who was shot and killed by oakland police held a march this

weekend. yesterday's march started on 92nd avenue and first street near the area where allen buford was killed last sundayful it ended with a rally at the sub station. >> he ran from officers and pointed a gun at them. the mother said she doesn't believe her son had a gun and the shooting was not justified. >> it is going to save a lot of young men all over america. we are not going to stand for killing our babies. the shooting is under investigation by oakland police internal affairs department and the alameda district attorney's office. in memory of officer grant, they have a new home in west oakland. he was shot to death by a police officer on new year's day on 2009. >> it was created by children a year and a half ago. >> since then, organizers have

been looking for a permanent place for the art work. the revolution cafe near peralta offered a spot for the mural. >> they came to a grand conclusion in berkeley. >> 2900 smiling students took part in yesterday's graduation ceremony and they not a big task ahead in fining a job. >> new study shows of the people who graduated since the economy tanked, just half have full time jobs. >> the class valedictorian will be.com forestry research this summer for $13 an hour. >> i have a pretty low cost lifestyle right now. so money isn't a huge issue at this point. so, yes. i want to be on the mountain. >> cal graduate and google executive eric schmidt gave the commence meant address. the way to do this is through

entrepreneurship. >> the susan g. komen foundation said the attendance is down. this is since the planned parenthood funding controversy. they say 18,000 people trended yesterday's race which is down from the 25,000 who attended last year. >> i think it is sad that things have become so political and it does take away from the actual true nature of what people really want to do for other people. >> organizers say despite the drop in participants they raised $1 million for breast cancer research. a bay area congresswoman is weighing in on the cover of a california woman breast feeding her 3-year-old son. lynn woolsy tells poll lit co. it is good for the a child's development and growing. >> they are cosponsor of the bill to make sure they have

time and space to pump breast milk at work. the decision over how long to breast feed and whether to breast feed at all is an intensely personal one that each mother needs to make for herself. >> a man is in the hospital after getting bitten by a rattlele snake in livermore. they report the 29-year-old victim was swimming near swallow bay. he thought the baby snake was dead in the water and tried to pick it up. but then the ratler bit him on the thumb. he was airlifted to the valley in stable condition. the paper reports rattle snake sightings are common this time of year. >> people living that far inland in livermore. antioch. right now we are socked in here. >> yes, we are. from the coast and inside the bay. some inland spots dealing with

gray skies. mostly cloudy conditions and high cloud out the door. even a little bit of misty weather over parts of the coast. we have got the cool weather maker on its way in. moving closer to the coast. as it does. it will slide across california tomorrow. bit after cooling trend. and looks to be the coolest day and shoving the it out of the area. even for the inland spots. it will drop for today. more widespread this morning. on shore breeze is stronger. picking up a few gusts along the fairfield. and wind blowing to 25 miles an hour. on shore breeze will impact the delta area for today and some of us. five to 10 or 12 degrees cooler than yesterday. >> cooler air in place and the on shore breeze could be brisk and breezy for your afternoon today. look at the winds right now. not too bad. generally from three to five to

10 miles an hour. and big gusty in the hills and through the delta a bit breezy as well. and 53 in hayward and upper 40s and mountain view 53 in san jose. afternoon highs. 70s and low 80s. that's about it. >> some of us neared 90 degrees. not going to fill that. # three expected for novato. and sauce lito in the afternoon. if you are planning for a lunch date. it is going to be cool. and partly cloudy inland. >> 67 for oaklandle and 78 in danville and where the spring festival tips for today. santa rosa. and santa clara. and low # 0s in sunny vale and 69 in san mateo in redwood city. big drop for redwood city. and expected in river view. >> forecast is showing low

80s. high for today and then we will fall back in the mid-70s. the warmest spots for tomorrow. reaching mid 70s. and low 60s expected for the coast. >> rebounding and doesn't last long. and we are cooling down once again. back to you. >> petaluma police have increased enforcement to improve motorcycle safety. they are he patrolling area frequented by motorcyclists and where they have occurred. between 1998 and 2008. fatalities jumped by 175%. >> it began to change in 2009. and 2010 when they increased. since the 2008 peak. >> petaluma police started the motorcycle operations in 2009. >> a man is accused of reckless driving and child endangerment after he was pulled over yesterday morning. >> he was driving 104 miles an

hour yesterday morning along lakeville highway. his nine year old son and son's friend were in the car. he told police he was speeding pause he was late to get them to the soccer game in davis. >> he was booked in sonoma county jail on $15,000 bail. >> championship soccer game in turkey leads to a riot. how the fans of losing team reacted and how police tried to get it under control. >> we will give you a live look outside. that is the goal. and that is great -- golden gate bridge. and that is two weeks away. she turns # five. time now is 7:41. you are watching "mornings on 2". cçrrú

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. good morning to you. fog by day and damp along the coast with mist and drizzle. the plane crash victim resist in the hands of the team in indonesia. they are being transported to the hospital in jakarta. he slammed into a steep mountain during a demonstration flight for potential buyers. 45 people were killed including peter addler. an airline consultant from oakley. they are working with the state department to bring his body back home. >> in torrey pines north of san diego, they were trying o rescue her and bring her to the cliff where she was pronounced

dead. some surfers who saw her go down. the wing on the paraglider collapsed. this has burned nearly. >> it is about the heat and low humidity and making it more cantabile. a woman will send a minimum 20 years in prison for firing a warning shot to scare her husband. she testified that her husband was abusive and threatening to kill her. she fired the gun into the wall near the man and two children to get him to back off. she believes she was protected on the stand your ground low. >> angela corey, who was leading the trayvon martin case. argued someone could have been hurt.

trayvon martin's mother asked people to stand against the stand against your ground law. >> it is for fear of death or injury. george zimmerman said he shot him after he attacked him. we are poet ticketing the country with less american help. they are taking a leave lead from the coalition in areas that will make up 75% of the country's population. this stage in the transition process should be comet in six months. the process is a key part of nato's exit strategy from afghanistan. protests groups including objecting buyers are gearing up for the -- objecting buyers are gear -- occupiers and say get out-of-town. >> hundreds of people attended a two day people summit to map out the plans. they accuse them of war profit

tearing and taking innocent lives. >> it is to stop the coal war and should be disbanded. >> chicago will be the first u.s. city other than washington to host the summit. >> they will attend from england, germany, japan. >> they worry that a science journal could give bioterrorists the deadly avian flu virus. they engineered the virus to be deadlier by making it spread through the air. they fear the study could teach others to do the same. >> however, supporters of the research said it could help us. if we understand how they mutate we could avoid a pandemic. the it may be released this week. >> there is a twist in the syrian conflict. they are urging foreign countries and u.n. mediator to take action against opposition forces. it is during the funeral for people killed at thursday's

bombing in damascus. >> 372 others were jrdz. >> it is opposition force that is pleaded with countries to step in. and end the assault on protestors. >> it led to this riot in turkey. they stormed the field and clashed with police after the super league championship game. >> no score game gave them the winning title over the other. fans of the team that lost the title began breaking chairs and throwing them along with flares at police. >> police used shields to protect themselves and to get the fans understand control. he he defended the new austerity mess hours in the wake of more demonstrations. >> they were angry over cuts to social programs. >> health and education. >> new the government said it is needed to keep the rate afloat. >> demonstrations are expected

through tuesday. >> now, it is global and moving to russia. >> they are camping in the center of the capital to protest what they call a dictatorship regem. they are young and part of the country's middle class. >> they arrested 400 people in similar protests. iranians are criticizing google for not labeling the gulf. it is a source of national pride for iran yaps. they call it at arabian gulf. >> they think it is part of it. and google did not remove the term and the gulf had not been labeled from the beginning like other places with naming disputes. >> he learns from a $2 billion mistake that cost the company 10% of the stock. >> they blamed the six week

loss on hedging strategy that failed. >> public outrage will help regulators that will write rules and restricts them from using other people's moneys. >> they will lend you the nope my. >> they didn't come too big to fail for the most part. >> they everything support giving the banks control. but he will get to the bottom of what happened to cost the 2 billion-dollar loss. >> fame charter school has classes in fremont and san leandro. and across the bay area. >> they are accused of violating several codes. using teachers without valid credentials. >> the school board is concerned about the finances. >> fame has until the ends of the month to prove it is not in violation of the codes. >> town hall meeting will be held next week to give veterans

the chance to speak out about the length of time it takes to process disability claims. >> federal report find veterans have to wait for a year to be processed. >> they hands paperwork from the oregon border. the regional director will address the issue in a town hall meeting next monday. >> the staff will be on hand to help vets with the claims. >> plans to build a casino has a major murderle. >> the federated inc.ians wants to build a casino off highway 101. west of the scan deia it fun center. >> it now heads to federal interror department for final approval. you cobe setting on thousands of dollarsful and they were sole at the shell gas station at 101 road in san jose. and no one has claimed it.

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. it is down to the final three of american idol. they returned to their hometowns this weekend. >> ha is 16-year-old jessica sanchez who took part in her

hometown in chula vista. she performed a concert at the local high school. it was the same scene in west lake, louisiana for josh who rode through a parade. he then formed a concert and then went to a festival. >> then philip philips day. they welcomed the 21 year old home. they handed him a proclamation in his honor. you can see them on wednesday. and thursday. >> one contestant is going to go home. leaving two singers to go on to the finals. >> watch them wednesday and thursday right here on ktvu. >> sorry, claudine. >> so excited about the giants. >> they have snapped the losing streak. >> matt cain was on the mound. struck out over, and slapped a rbi double down the right field line in the 6th inning. gave the giants a 4-1 load.

and went on to win the first victory. since september. >> oakland as have it over the detroit tigers. >> pitched seven scoreless innings. they have a run to the right field. scoring a run. >> derek barton then drove pennington in to make it a 3-0. and they go on to win. 3-1. >> nban as all time -- nbas winningest coach is now a graduate. >> that is former warrior's coach donell son. is receiving his bachelor's degree in physical education. that is during the commence meant ceremonies. >> -- commencement ceremony. he wasn't automobile to finish until now: >> i have bullpen waiting for a long time for this day.

this is a special day for me. all my relatives. kids. grand kids. and it is really special. >> he turned 72 and will be inducted into the nba hall of fame this summer. >> coach nelson said he had inspiration from shaquille o'neal the and he received his degree. >> it is 7:57 on this mother's day. everyone is starting to wake up and get the day going. we will check in with rosemary to see what it is looking like outside right now. >> the overcast skies going to hang on along the beast. >> hoping for a sunny beach day, not going to happen. >> partly to mostly cloudy skies. it is strengthening. and bit breezy around the area as well. >> looking for partly cloudy skies. >> and we are going to take a 10 to 12-degree drop around the area. >> 85 yesterday.

in napa. and # four and concord. 79. and 79 for today. >> you will feel that. and it is throughout the afternoon as well. >> 68 for hayward and head to the north bay. >> santa rosa. and san real. >> and it resist a little camp out there this morning. >> your extended forecast. >> it will continue through monday. >> at least for inland spots. mid-80s. tuesday and wednesday. >> then by thursday it is another cooling trends and take us into next weekend. back to you. >> it is 7:58. a vigil to remember three students who were killed. why they are being mourned here in california. >> california's biggest seekleling race begins. >> it is at the start line. and the economic boost it is

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couldn't avoid slamming into a car on the freeway. >> what the government is seeing about the revised budget and how voters can stop the cuts from happening. . it is sunday. may 13th. >> rosemary is working on a wonderful forecast for you. you may have to wait for it to warm up. we are off to a mild start. we do have a cooler pattern taking shape and the marine layer is teening this morning. sea breeze will be turning stronger and picking up through the deltaen a the afternoon highs. temperatures are going to take a tumble. i will pinpoint what you can expect for your neighborhood coming up. well the amgen tour gets rolling later this morning.

they will take on a grueling 115 mile route for stage one and allie rasmus is live at the starting line in santa rosa with more on the race. it is getting busy behind you. >> it is getting busy. lots of drills and saws and lots of set up going on. there are 16 teams competing. the total of 128 cyclists. they will take off from the starting point. this is in the middle of santa rosa at third and santa rosa avenue. this is where stage one of the eight day race will kick off. this is before 11. the cyclists aren't out here yet. this is video from last year's tour. it has been held here in california and every year, the course is dined a little differently from the year before. >> part of the course went through the sacramento area. it is more of a focus of inland california. bakersfield and central valley.

they will be in the bay area for the first three days. three statements from san francisco and then to livermore on tuesday. the guy who designed the santa rosa course told us where the cyclists will be headed today. >> couple of short circuits in town and loop up in windsor and back through downtown. hour and a half and do a sprint here and back out toward the coast. >> there are hours of prep work involved in setting up the course and planning the eight day it race. for every pro, there is staff members who travel with them. >> they are expecting thousands of people. to loin the streets of downtown santa rosa. >> as you can imagine. it does bring a lot of foot traffic and business to the host cities that they stop in. and little later on this morning. we will be hearing from someone in santa rosa telling us about the shot in the arm from today's stage.

and the ballpark figure to half a million dollars. that's coming up in the next live report. >> allie rasmus, channel 2 news. overnight a big rig slammed into a car that was parked on interstate 580 near dublin. it is on the western grade. and the truck driver said the car was in his lane and department have lights on. by the time he saw the car, there was no time to stop. the openers of the car were on the side of the road and it is not clear why the car wasp stopped on the freeway. several lanes had to be clean cleaned up and no one was hurt. >> california sinking in red ink. the governor releases his revised budget. >> we are now facing a $16 billion hole. not the 9 billion we thought in january. this means we have to go much

further and make cuts far greater than i asked for at the beginning of the year. >> he gave a glimpse to through the you tube video. he blamed it on the slow recovery of the economy and administrators for cutting healthcare for the poor. they want new round of cuts in the area including education. state worker's come penization and welfare. we talked to a mother in contra costa county who thinks the situation will get worse for her can you describe. >> i pay my taxes and we are trying to get the kids in college. >> it is supposed tb. >> people move here because it is grit. it we are in a bad place. >> governor brown said they must approve tax hikes in november. temporarily raising the hikes. and then increase income taxes on people earning $250,000 a year. >> we posted the entire speech

as well as the most recent budget. just click on the bay area news tab. >> they will receive much needed revenues with the initial offering of facebook. it is expected to happen on friday. >> the ipo will be 25 to $28 a share. >> they predict more than a billion dollars in the next fiscal year. >> they are trying to determine if a body found in a car is that of a transit worker. >> the body was discovered in a green honda accord. >> it is registered to ray hausel and he disappeared on thursday on the way home to the central valley. >> he said he forgot to bring the diabetes and blood blood pressure medications with him on that day. >> they are mourning the loss of two students while studying

and brad. >> carrying a group of tourists. it is over turned friday. >> including rock of wood land hills and austin bash shears of huntington beach. >> they were attending boon university. >> dozens of classmates held a vigil in their honor. >> i called my voice mail. and praying there would be some old message from you in the saved messages and there was. they were on their way to hike across a volcanic crater. they don't know what caused the van to go to the side of the road and flip over. one is critically injured after a plane crash in kansas city, missouri. the plane went down friday afternoon. they had ties to oral roberts university. four are recent graduates and the fifth used to teach at the school. national department of

transportation safety board said there were no distress calls before the crash. they are looking at the summer and long term options for the much coveted piece of land. they were facing a looming deadline. first they announced they would take down the tents in the gated property. however, two demonstrators are camped outside and they are not leaving. they even set up a slide and allowed children to make their way over the fence. >> right now. it is access for the farmers and community. we are commited to maintaining access. we are not the ones blocking the gates. >> that's the university. >> a group including the city manager and administrator. is discussing a stewardship council. they said agricultural research is expected to begin this week. good morning to you. live look from lafayette.

you can see low clouds and up above, high clouds. we have got big changes in store for the inland areas. around the coast and the bay. and with a deeper marine layer. and reported at the coast behind line. >> but the clouds will linger at the dose. >> it is farther inland. the southwesterly breeze through fairfield. it is 22 miles an hour. we will feel it inside the delta. you will see the cool down for today. >> on shore breeze is a little breezy. >> calm right now. santa rosa. and san jose reporting an easterly wind. we are looking at delays because we have clouds out there as well. if you aren't dealing with the low clouds. it is the high clouds. >> it is in the 50s. an san jose. and concord into the north bay.

and radio for napa. and santa rosa. partly cloudy skies for the afternoon. >> we are going to be a lot cooler than we were were yesterday. >> today we will be struggling to get to 80. that's good news. >> it is going to pull back. by about noontime. may be lingering just outside the gate. or maybe inside the gate. sauselito and mostly cloudy skies. >> by about sunset. it is moving back in. >> it is 8:11 these days. this is the system. bringing in the low cloud. sweep across california on monday. that will be the coolest day. you are going to feel it especially for the inland areas today. >> the low fog. and notable cool down. >> and the afternoon breeze. >> 10 to 20.

>> and 66 expected in berkeley. >> along the coast. >> low 60s. >> at best. >> and for the inland east bay. and down into the south bay. >> # 7 degrees. >> will is the extended forecast. for the mother's day, the cooling trend definitely underway. then by tomorrow. it will be the coolest day. mid-70s in the forecast. >> inland areas. and we begin to watch it butch back up. >> back to you. >> well, new reports shows san francisco spends more than any other city on street maintenance. and has the worse stls. >> they spent $49 million on and that is much more than what was ready for the report. >> 58% of the roads are expected to be in fair condition. which is lower than the survey

average. >> city of oakland is taking steps to get rid of its potholes. >> they want to get rid of 25 in eight weeks. they have already been made since the end of april. >> the mayor and public works crews. >> will be object before the repair work. >> the most of watched you tube involving one of the top commanders. >> they gave the states a failing grade when it comes to treating new moms at work. a result at how california stacks up. >> live in california. >> 280 in san jose. beautiful sunday morning. 8:12. you are watching "mornings on 2". ñsxóxgñ

. good morning to you. gray start to the day. you can see that along the bay. it could be a major break true for cony, it has a senior commander of his in custody. he is part of the lord's resistance army. that was kony's top strategies. that is from the video kony 2012 by the group invisible children. >> they have racked up the views on you tube since

march 5th. >> they served lance armstrong's former director with a subpoena. they said johan brunel was served before the race this morning. he met with investigators on friday. he was armstrong's team manager during the seven tour de france wins. le and surrounding that team. the fbi is searching for one of its agencies who is missing in southern california. >> sheriff's deputies and others joined the search for steven ivans yesterday. they tracked his scent toward the mountains. they worry he is depressed and may have hurt himself. >> there is no evidence of foul play. he is known to have been distraught and investigators believe he he may possibly be suicidal. >> police did not find the gun. >> he is carrying it with them.

>> he is not a threat to the public. >> but he is to himself. this was at a traffic stop. former taliban commander to set up talks with the insurgent. he fired one shot with a silencer. >> the u.s. is scaling back and could completely dump expensive police academy in iraq. >> it was posted to help speed the transition to an iraqi workforce. >> it cost half a billion dollars. s number of trainers is dropping down to 50. >> they point out. by the end of the year. >> the army nurse who died during a chat with his wife is back home. he collapsed while having a skype conversation with his wife. >> the army said captain clark

was not shout. and no foul play. he leaves behind his wife and two daughters. this is not the way we would like to see the service of dr. clark ends. >> we have to pay tribute to his service and in an appropriate patriotic away. >> the investigation is continuing. gay right supporters are vying to fight the new marriage amendment. >> # people were arrested during a sit in at a city hall rally in north carolina. >> they denied same-sex marriage licenses. >> after they passed an amendment to finding marriage between a man and women. >> later they whether released. >> former presidential candidate did rick santorum believes the support will prevent him from getting

reelected. >> it as potent weapon, if you will for governor romney. if he is willing to step up and take advantage of the president who is very much out of touch with the values of america. >> they believe mitt romney can win the support of conservatives and the issue. >> we brought you part of his speech at the university. >> in that speech, he reaffirmed his stand against. >> they are not giving up. they booed one of his sons off the stage at the arizona gop convention last night. >> that is being hill. and the statute republican party is elected them to delicate. >> and the third son of five. was forced to cut it short. >> this is not the bay.

>> contrary to what you guys say. romney does not have this in the ball yet. >> they recently win control of the them. >> california has been named the best state for working mothers. >> it is the national partnership for women and it is flexible lead promises. >> and both state and private workers have rights. >> and they came in second on  the list. >> they continue to break records at the box office. this is the second week the and they are headed to the next biggest weekend in box office history. >> it is expected to pass the million dollars mark today. then dark shadow, the adaptation of the of tv show.

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. some brides to be can shop for a dress while helping others. >> this is the dresses that are donated by designers and sold at a discount price. and supporting the patients. >> so, it is going back into the community which is a wonderful thing. >> so, wedding gown sale is organized by the prides against -- brights against cancer. they are living at the hamilton center. they are getting hair and make up done for mother's day. >> they are going to enjoy a free brunch in the tar light room. >> this is the 18th year they will be pampered.

>> a lot of investigation is going object. >> turn it over to rosemary. and look at it. >> well, in the afternoon. >> we will have partly cloudy skies. and if you like it cooler. >> today is your day. >> we are going to see the pattern. >> you probably are seeing it outside your door. we have high cloud. and giving you a live look there. >> and sea breeze strengthening throughout the day. >> and one. >> and head in closer. >> and gusting 28-miles-an-hour. >> there it is there. the indication that cooler weather sun the way for the inland areas today. it is going to replain gray. and it is our valley locations that will get a break from the heat. >> 79 in concord. >> more many of us.

>> that's an o okay day. and dine outdoors. >> bring your jacket k. >> it is going to be cool. >> the temperatures will continue to drop. >> tomorrow will be cooler. >> slips below arch. and # five will be the warm up are. then we get back to the 80s and the mid- to upper 60s. along the coast. back to you. >> we will get a view of tornado it ripping if in the air. >> . >> he tore through grabbed isle, lh. >> they ripped it. and being did he say, bite there were no serious alreadies. >> it is falling after 160 feet while skiing in it.

>> he survived the ordeal without a scratch. >> he stayed optimistic and knows the out come could have gone a lot worse. >> wetter than it could have. and at please 20 meters down d and i he could have got stuck there. a skier in front of him noticed he was not falling him. >> how the bank is now responding. >> after a this in san francisco. >> the tour gets underway. we will take you to the start of the race. >> &&&&

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. in over two ts will race th california. we have three of the top cyclists. >> they cover 750 miles of california terrain over the next week. allie rasmus is live for us this morning where stage one is just a couple of hours from getting underway. >> hey, allie: we are on the race course right now. and this is in the middle of the course. this is where the race runs and right next to us is the starting point. this is where the 128 cyclists start the amgen tour in california. there are a few spectators that

are already out here. they have their chairs and coffee. they are getting ready to watch the cyclists as they go by. >> the you can see the prep work is still going on here. and this area will also have spectators once it gets going. for every cyclist, there are 10 staff members. for today. they will circuit a couple of times and go through part of the sonoma county's wine country. they said that provides a big boost to the economy here. >> the amgen tour is a eight day race. everyone involved in the race and comes to watch it end up spending money here. >> when a big race comes in. >> it is a lot of shopping. they have to eat. and they forget things. there is a lot of home he depot. and center runs. hair cuts. it is everything.

it runs the gamut. >> reporter: now the city does have to make an investment up front. they have to host the race and when they add up all the spending people do, they believe they get a $7 million return on the invest men. here is a map of where they will be for the eight days of the race. they will be in the bay area for the first three days. >> then, they will be going from if san francisco. then livermore on tuesday. then the tour ends on may 20th with the final stage of the race thanking in beverly hills in california. > earthquake hit the near the geysers and struck at 5:30. 2 miles east of the before of the geysers. they experience constant seismic events. wells fargo is responding to a protest over the bank's

foreclosure practices. >> they organized the march. they complained of practices. and dual tracking and one bank division reaching out to the homeowner while the other continues foreclosure proceedings. >> i lost my job in 2010. i need your hope. the following day the left hand didn't know what the right hand is doing. >> now, i have to struggle to reskinned the foreclosure. >> they are urging legislators to pass a homeowners bill of rights. it would give them one point of contact to negotiate their payments rather than multiple contacts. >> they said it applied to ktvu, customers who completed foreclosure were on average 16 months past due.

many are years behind. and less than 2% of owner occupied loans have resulted in forecan closures. >> they are -- they are looking for the woman who beat her with a lamp. they got into an argument with the woman at their home. they beat her with a lamp. the 29-year-old victim was taken to the hospital with injuries that are not life threateninging. >> her last name is unknown. the senior who was shot and killed by oakland, held a march this weekend. yesterday's march it was near the area where 18-year-old allen buford was killed last sunday. >> police say he ran from officers. and then pointed a gun at them. >> the mother said she doesn't

did believe her son are a gun and doesn't can believe it is justified. > >> we are not going to stand for killing our babies. >> they are under investigation and the district attorney's office. well a mural now has a new home in west oakland. the 22-year-old man was shot to death by a bar. police officer back in 2009. the rib bob mural was created by children about a year and a half examine ago. >> since then. they have been looking for a permanent place for the art work. >> the owner of the revolution cafe near peralta it offered a spot for the mural. >> year of frese and exams came to a grand conclusion in berkeley. >> they took part in

yesterday's graduation ceremony. >> they have a big task ahead. >> it shows of the people who graduated since the economy tanked. half of them have full time jobs. >> the class of valedictorian will be doing for rest tray research for $13 an hour. >> i have a low cost lifestyle right now. >> so, yes, i want to be on the mountain. >> google executive chairman eric short circuits made gave the address. and it needs to be addressed and the way to do that is through entrepreneurship. >> this is the susan g. komen foundation. it is down for the race for the cure. it is the first race in the sacramento area since the organization's planned parenthood funding controversy. >> 18,000 people attended the race. it is down from the 25,000 who attended it last year.

>> i think it is sad that things have become so political. it does take away from the actual true nature of what people really want to do for other people. >> organizers say despite the drop in participants they raised $1 million for breast cancer research. >> a bay area congresswoman is weighing in on the cover of a california woman breast feeding officer # 3-year-old son. >> lynn woolsey tells poll lit co. breast feeding is good for a child tropical storm development. they want to make sure they have time and space to pump it breast milk at work. >> the decision to breast feed and when to is a personal one she need to make for herself. >> they you mean prove motorcycle safety.

they are paroling areas by motorcyclists and where crashes have occurred. >> between 1998 and 2008. >> fatalities jumped 178% throughout ankle california. >> it began to change when fatalities decreased since that 2,008 peak. >> petaluma police started the safety operations back in 2009. >> petaluma man is accused of reckless driving. 41-year-old juan col du galibier was driving 104 -- juan gallegus. he was speeding because he was late to the soccer game in davis. >> a man is in the hospital this morning after getting

bitten by a this snake. >> he thought the baby snake was dead in the water and tried to pick him up. >> it pit him on the thumb. he is in stable conditions. >> rattle make spectators sightings are common in the park this time of year. good morning, to you. cooler day in store for your mother's day, a live look outside our door. >> it is time to show you the golden gate bridge. even soupy out will. and along the coast. >> mr. drizzle reported along the coast as well. if you have an early morning destination. >> you may need a jacket. >> it is just that it damp. >> we have a cool down in store for most of the area. they continue towards the coast and it is shoving the high out of the area. >> we will see good-bye to

that. >> fog and clouds out there. you have to get far inland. and if you don't have the low clouds. >> you have the high and it is is 12 degrees. and upper 80s expected today. for some of us. you may be saying that is fine with me. >> 20 miles an hour. >> the on shore breeze gusting to 30. and through areas along the delts at that. >> picking up good breezes. and around the bay area. >> it is light. and if it is breezy. it is going to feel brisk. >> 54 in oakland. >> and low to mid-50s. over the south bay. and so our numbers are beginning to rebound with the sun up. en and we will watch it at 8:11. >> # three in napa. 60s for the east bay. and expected in oakland. >> san leandro, a low to mid-

to upper 70s. upper 70s to 80s. livermore, antioch. and 79 in san jose. and outdoor brunch. >> meanwhile along the coast. >> it is going to be a cool one. >> it is about 61 degrees. and 63 in the city. >> partly cloudy skies expected for the afternoon. >> most places, they are expected to linger along the coastline. and for the peninsula today. we get back to work on monday. >> seam they can going on. >> and lower conditions expected. >> ridge of high pressure will build back in. and we are warming it back up. >> they want to bring it down in time for thursday and friday. it. >> if you are headed to see them play. >> i will have the they are

making it easier for residents to bike to work. >> they will create a bicycle sharing network by fall. >> $4 million grant. >> is paying for the program. >> there are up to 117 buicks around the town. >> they are taking place in the pilot program. >> fans at a championship soccer game did get out of control in turkey. >> we will show you the tactics to be used by the upset fans. there she is, the golden gate bridge. you can see the camera is hanging around on mother's day morning. it will get a little warmer later on in the afternoon. >> it is 8:42 rather. >> this is mornings on 2.

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containment more difficult. no word yet on what parked sparked the fire. >> now a brushfire is contained. >> it burn td five acres in riverside county. it took 53 firefighters to knock the flame it is down. no injuries were reported and no evacuations ordered because of that fire also under investigation. a woman who crashed while parasailing has died. she was in torrey pines north of san diego. lifeguards ran down to rescue her. helicopter lifted her back to the cliffs where she was pronounced dead. >> some surfers saw her. >> there was a partial collapse of the wing. so she kind of just fell down that way. >> that surfer said he immediately started motioning to a lifeguard and bad paddling in. the san diego lifeguard service said the wind was normal at the time of the crash.

>> remains of last week's plane crash victim resist in the hands of an officials. the russian made plane slammed into a steep mountain during a demonstration for potential buyers. 45 people were killed. including peter addler. >> airline consultant. and now his family is working with the state department to bring his body back home. they are ridging the countries to take action against opposition forces. it came for the people killed in the bombings in damascus. some 372 others were injured. they pleaded with countries to step in and end the assault on government protestors. he he agained his austerity

measures. >> more than 70,000 people rallied from madrid to barcelona. >> they were angry over cuts. and spain's new government said the cuts are needed to keep the economy aemployed. the unemployment rate is 24%. >> demonstrations are expected through tuesday. >> now, it is global and moving to rub shah. > >> they are camping in the russian capital. and most of them are young and in middle class. >> they arrested 400 people earier this week. >> soccer game led to a riot. >> they stormed the field. and no score game gave one team the winning title over another. >> the one whose lost the title. began consider throwing them. >> they used shields to protect them self assist and pepper spray. and water conditions to get the

fabs under control. >> they are criticizing google for not it labeling the persian gulf. >> they launched a protest on line. >> they call it the rabeian gulf. it is backed by the countries and the u.s. government. >> they said it did not remove the arm. >> and like plane others with naming dispute. >> it could give them the recipe for a deadly avian flu virus. >> they engineered the virus to be deadly and spread introduce the area f. >> they could each others to do the same. >> however, supporter he is say. >> if we under how they mutate. >> it will be revised later this peculiar. >> they have a nate no meeting.

>> they will say get out-of-town. it. >> hundreds of people attended the two day people summit to map out the protest plans. >> they accuse them of war profit tearing. and taking innocent lives. they will attend the conference with leaders from england, germ man any and japan. >> the ceo of j.p. morgan chase promises to learn from a $2 billion mistake that cost its company 10% of the stock. >> it is on a hedging strategy that failed. >> she hopes public outrage will help them writing rules that will restrict them from trading. >> put your money in the community banks. and they did not become too big to fail for the most part.

>> he supports giving the government the authority to regulate big banks. >> and he also said he will get to the bottom of what happened to cause the $2 billion loss. >> a town hall meeting will be held to give veterans a chance to speak out and figure out how long it will take to process claims. >> it is almost a year for the them to be processed. >> it handles paper work from bakersfield to the oregon border. >> original director of the va will address did the issue next monday. >> the staff is also going to be on hand to then with that claim. >> big winning lottery ticket sold in the pay area. >> where it was bought and how much it is now worth. >> many parts of the area sock by fog. cloa cloud. >> whether or not owe expect to see the sunshine. ♪

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tie numbers. >> it is worth $201,000. >> that would be a nice treat. >> even the # # two sounds good. >> how about warm weather. rosemary. > >> well, you know, don't blame the messenger. >> it is the the pattern -- it is the pattern we get. >> it is cooling us back down. live look at oakland. >> plenty of gray sky to go around. >> get far inland to see some of the sin any skies. >> and you ma have it associated with the weather maker. >> this morning. 50s out there. and still; as we progress to the noontime. >> upper 50s. to low 60s at the coast and shade of yellow indicating. >> and for the afternoon. >> five to 10-degree consist cooler. >> they are going out to see

the as play. en and in the afternoon. it is 10 o 10 miles an hour. >> bring along a light jacket. >> there is the expended forecast. and then we rebound tuesday of yesterday. >> back to you. >> thanks, rosemary. >> they snapped the unplait cain was on the mound. he struck out eight over six innings. he helped his own cause when he slapped a rdi double. and gave them a 4-1 lead. they went on to 15-2. >> first it victory since september. >> as notch their second victory over the detroit tigers. >> seven scoreless. >> striking out 10. >> when they tacked object insurance runs and tripling to left field. >> and threw it ito make it. >> and they go often to win.

3-1. the winiest coach is now a college graduate. >> congrasslations. >> donell son receiving his bachelor's degree in physical did education. >> yes, the iowa star was a couple left. >> and 72. >> on tuesday. >> grief counselors are now on hand at boston university. after three students died. >> two of the victims are out in california. >> plus a successful crackdown on drivers. citation it is tissued in the bay area. >>

right now, hundreds of people are putting the finishes touches on this race course in the middle of downtown santa rosa. >> warnings of new cuts as governor jerry brown gets ready to release his revised budget. what he says voters must do to help the state. >> and a crash causes a small oil spill on interstate 580 overnight. why a truck driver says he could not avoid slamming into a car.

good morning, everyone. welcome to mornings on 2. it's sunday, may 13th. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. happy mother's day to all those moms out there. we have a cooler day for mower's day. rosemary has a look at your forecast. >> good morning to you. for some it will be breezy. this disturbance moving closer to the coast, and as it gains on us we will see the sea breeze really strengthen. we're losing the influence of that high. the afternoon highs will drop from 5 to 10 degrees especially inland. the sea breeze will be felt all the way inland for today, and this morning we're waking up with fog and low clouds. even a little bit of drizzle along the coast. i'll break down the details for your area in a few moments. in less than two hours, stage 1 of the amjim tour of california will begin. cyclists will ride just over 160 miles. calle is live from santa rosa

where crews continue to get ready for this race. >> reporter: they're wrapping up the finishing touches on this course. the race will kick off just before 11:00. this is the starting point at third and santa rosa avenue in downtown santa rosa. 24e6 it just about completed here. this is where 128 cycles will take off for stage 1 of the amgen tour of california. there's at least 100 people in this area lined up for a front row spot to watch the race when it starts. stage 1 today. cyclists will circuit a couple of times through downtown, all these people will see it up close before they go through sonoma county, wine country and on to the coast. then they end up back here in downtown santa rosa around 4:00. there is a lot of setup involved. for every cyclist competing there are 10 staff members who travel with them. we have video of the setup they did earlier this morning.

you could hear the saws, hammers going as they were setting up the course. a lot of planning involved and basically an entourage of 1200 people that travel with the cyclist. the city's economic director here in santa rosa says that all provides a big boost to local economy. >> the race actually travels around 1200 staff people, and that doesn't include all the people who follow it. the teams frequently travel with additional, so that's additional rooms that are you know, at market rates. so all of that is a return. >> reporter: now, the city did have to fund race about half a million dollars to host the race. they had to put some money in to get the race but when they add up all the spending, they believe the city gets about a $7 million return on their investment. here is the map of where cyclists go from here. an eight-day race and cyclists will be in the bay area for the first three days of it. tomorrow san francisco, san

jose, to liver moore on tuesday. then the tour ends on may 20th with the final stage on may 20th happening in beverly hills and the cyclists will be going down rodeo drive for that last stage of the race. live in santa rosa, ally rasmus, ktvu. overnight a big rig slammed into a car that was parked on interstate 580 in dublin, just before 3:30 this morning on the westbound direction of the dublin grade, near eden canyon road. the driver says the car was in his lane and didn't have any lights on. he says by the time he saw that car, there was no time to stop. >> i don't know what happened, maybe ran out of gas, i don't know. >> the owners of the car were on the side of the road when it happened and it's not clear why that car was stopped on the freeway. several lanes had to be cleaned because of oil spilled from that truck. nobody was hurt california sinking in red ink. tomorrow governor jerry brown

releases his revised budget. >> we're now facing a $16 billion hole. not to 9 billion we thought in january. this means that we will have to go much further and make cuts far greater than i asked for at the beginning of the year. >> the governor gave a glimpse of the grim projections through this youtube video. he blamed the ballooning deficit on a slow economic recovery, and federal judges and administrators for blocking cuts and healthcare for the poor. he warned to expect a new round of cuts in areas including education. state workers' compensation and welfare. we talked to a mother in contra costa county who fears the situation will only get worse for her children. >> i work hard, and i pay my taxes and i want to get a good education. we're trying to get the kids in college and a good education for that. california is supposed to be people move here because it's great. it's california. but we are definitely in a bad place. >> governor brown says voters must approve tax hikes in november temporarily raising

the state sales tax by a quarter of a%. and increased income taxes on people earning at least $250,000 a year. we have posted governor brown's entire speech, as well as his most recent proposed budget, on ktvu.com. just click on the bay area news tab. california's money crisis could ease up a bit with facebook's impending initial public offering. the i.p.o. is expected to happen on friday, and analysts think facebook will set the price between $28 to $35 a share. california predicts more than a billion dollars in personal income tax revenue will be collected in the next fiscal year. we are waiting to hear if a body found in a car is that of a admission south bay transit supervisor. the body was discovered yesterday afternoon inside a green honda accord in a ditch just a few miles south of tracy. the car's registered to 64-year- old ray howsell, the santa clara valley transportation authority employee disappeared thursday on his way home to the central valley.

his family says he forgot to bring his diabetes and blood pressure medications with him on that kay. u.c. officials say they're looking at the summer and long-term options for a much coveted piece of farmland in albany. it was yesterday on mornings on 2 facing a looming deadline that occupy protestors first announced they would take down their tents inside the gated 10- acre property. however, about two demonstrators are still camped outside and they say they're not leaving. they even set up a slide allowing children to make their way over the fence. >> our main focal point is access for the farmers and the community. we're committed to maintaining that access. you know, we're not the ones locking these gates here. that's the university. >> a group, including the albany city manager and a u.c. administrator is discussing a steward ship council to oversee that land. the school says important agricultural research is scheduled to begin on that field this week. classmates are mourning the

loss of two california college students killed while studying abroad in new zealand. a van carrying a group of tourists heading to a national park overturned friday afternoon. 3:people were killed, including 21-year-olds rock jaberdy of woodland hills and austin bresheers of huntington beach. they were undergrads at boston university. >> i opened my phone, and i called my voice mail, praying that there would be some old message from you in the saved messages. and there was. >> the students were on their way to hike across a famous volcanic crater when the crash occurred. new zealand authorities aren't sure what caused the van to drift off to the side of the road and flip over. four people are dead and one person is critically injured after a plane crash in kansas city, missouri. they were on their way to a christian youth rally in iowa friday afternoon when the plane went down. all of the crash victims had ties to oral roberts

university. four are recent graduates, and the fifth used to teach at the school. a national transportation safety board says there were no distress calls before the crash. the numbers are in from the c.h.p.'s campaign to crack down on distracted drivers. during april, the c.h.p. reminded the public of the dangers of distracted driving, as part of their it's not worth it campaign. 5900 citations were issued last month in the bay area, roughly 30,000 citations were issued statewide. a new report shows san francisco spends more than other cities on street maintenance but it still has some of the worst streets. according to the city controller's office, san francisco spent $49 million last year on street repairs. much more than other large cities that were surveyed for the report. that report also finds 58% of the city's roads are considered to be in fair condition. which is lower than the survey average. and in the city of oakland, it's taking steps to get rid of its potholes.

mayor january quann wants to get rid of more than 3500 bottles in the city in eight weeks. the city says more than 1500 repairs have already been made since the end of april. the mayor and public works cruise will be out at 14th street near mission and bush streets for more repair work starting tomorrow. >> right now, 25 homeless moms in san francisco are being given the star treatment. women living at the hamilton family center are getting their hair and makeup done at a salon for mother's day. those moms are also going to enjoy a free brunch in the star light room at the sir francis grabbing hotel. this is the 18 -- drake hotel. this is the 18th year women from the center will be pampered for mother's day. good morning to you, and happy mother's day. a live look from san jose. we have a mix of clouds out there this morning. high clouds, mid level clouds beginning to stream in as well and low clouds across the bay, and along the coast. we have a little bit of drizzle. if you do have early morning plans to be outdoors, maybe brunch plan, bring along the jacket.

we are going to need it. it's brisk in some areas as well near the delta. fairfield reporting 25 miles per hour through concord, pittsburgh, and winds anywhere from 15 to 20 miles per hour, and i'm seeing a few gusts this morning. you can see that dull shade of gray, the high clouds, the brighter clouds are definitely the mid level clouds and then again we have low clouds out there as well. most of us seeing a mix. we have a light breeze at s.f.o. but with the low clouds this morning we're definitely having delays in and out of s.f.o. for that to be aware of, a light breeze in san jose. numbers in the 50s and warming into the low 60s in the next hour or so. for the most part, we continue to see the clouds. we will watch them break up for the afternoon, partly cloudy skies expected for the bay and unland along the coast, it looks like it's going to be mostly cloudy. here is the culprit here moving closer to the coast. it's going to slide across california by tomorrow. that will actually bring some

unstable weather to the mountains. and so, there are fire weather watches for parts of the sierra for tomorrow. for us at home, just a cool- down with partly to mostly cloudy skies in store for mother's day. picking it up at this hour, it pulls back by noontime, 1:00, but then it comes right back by about noon time until you see it back inside the golden gate, inside the bay, and by dinner time it looks like it could cross over the east bay moving farther inland by about sun set which is about 8:10 this evening. so for your mother's day, we have a deeper marine layer in place, a stronger sea breeze and our afternoon highs will tumble for the inland areas. upper 70s to low 80s in the forecast over the north bay. low to mid 70s. 74 for santa rosa, 70 for san rafael. 66 in berkeley for the afternoon. low 60s in the city, upper 60s to low 70s for the east bay. inland, upper 70s to low 80s. 81 for livermore today. 74 in the south bay.

and along the coast mostly cloudy and a bit cool. even cooler tomorrow and rebound a bit on tuesday, wednesday. as we get into thursday numbers roll back once again. we'll look at your lunchtime numbers coming up. a search is under way in southern california for a missing f.b.i. agent. what investigators say they fear he may do. >> plus it was supposed to help iraq transition from the u.s. military to their own police force. why the u.s. is now scaling that program back. >> but first here is a live look outside at the traffic on the bay bridge toll plaza. all is smooth sailing there, as folks make their way into san francisco. the giants are on the road, the a's are at home and the clock says 9:13 on this mother's day. this is mornings on 2. does your phone give you all day battery life ?

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good morning to you. a live look from berkeley. low 50s outside your door. the filipino government now says a fire that swept through one of manila's poorest neighborhoods has left 10,000 homeless the blaze destroyed some 800 homes mounted on stilts. two people are missing. sur varves in the shantytown are wading through mounds of ash to retrieve lost belongings. firefighters say they didn't have enough water to extinguish the flames.

a huge blow to the hopes of bringing peace to afghanistan. an assassin gunned down a top member of the afghan peace council at a traffic stop in kabul. the victim was a former taliban commander, now working with the government to set up talks with insurgents. the assassin fired one shot with a silencer. despite the murder, afghanistan is moving towards a security force with few americans. the afghan government announced today that it's taking the lead from the u.s.-led coalition in providing security in areas that will eventually make up 75% of the country's population. this stage in the transition process should be complete in six months. the process is a key part of nato's exit strategy from afghanistan. meanwhile, the u.s. could discard an expensive police academy in iraq. the program was supposed to help speed the transition to an iraqi police force, but the operation has already cost a half billion dollars. iraqis are also questioning its effectiveness. the number of american trainers is dropping from 350 down to

50, with the remaining visors likely -- advisors likely pulling out by year's end. just this morning we learned that a senior commander of joseph coney's army has been captured. a uganda army official says cesear a.salam has been captured after a fight with rebels in africa. they say asalam was coney's top military strategist. coney is the focus of a popular video coney 2012 by a group invisible children. the body of an army nurse who died during a video chat with his wife is back home. captain bruce clark collapsed while having a skype conference from afghanistan. his wife says she witnessed it. despite claims that she saw a bullet hole in the wall behind him, the army says captain clark was not shot, and there was no foul play involved. clark leaves behind his wife and two daughters. >> this is not the way we would have liked to see the service of captain clark end. but we have to recognize his service today, pay tribute to

his service, welcome him home in an appropriate patriotic way. >> army officials say the investigation into captain clark's death is still under way. the f.b.i. is searching for one of its agents who is missing in southern california. sheriff deputies and police officers in burbank join the search and rescue for special agent steven ivens yesterday. the f.b.i. say dogs had tracked his cent towards the mountains east oft burbank. agents say they worry that he is depressed and may possibly hurt himself. >> the investigation has uncovered no evidence of foul play. special agent ivans known to have been distraught and investigators believe he may possibly be suicidal. >> police say they didn't find ivens gun so they believe he is dairying it with him. they say he is not a threat to the public but possibly again a threat to himself. former republican presidential candidate rick santorum believes president obama's support of same sex marriage is going to cost him

his reelection. >> a very potent weapon, if you will, for governor romney, if he is willing to step up and take advantage of a president who is very much out of touch with the values of -- of america. >> santorum believes presumptive g.o.p. nominee mitt romney can win the support of conservatives with the issue. yesterday on mornings on 2 we brought you part of romney's commencement speech at liberty university, and in that speech he reaffirmed his stand against same sex marriages. gay rights supporters in north carolina are vowing to fight the state's new marriage amendment. >> you will be handcuffed and forcibly removed. [ singing ] >> eight people were arrested during a sit-in at a city hall rally in asheville, north carolina. they demanded same sex marriage licenses just days after voters overwhelmingly passed an amendment to the state constitution defining marriage as solely between a man and a woman. the protestors were cited and

later released. and supporters of ron paul are making romney's road to the republican nomination a rocky one. according to the arizona republic newspaper, they booed one of his sons off the stage at the arizona g.o.p. convention last night. the event is being held at grand canyon university in phoenix. the state republican party is electing delegates to the national convention in tampa this august. romney's third son of five, josh romney was forced to cut his speech short because of the jeering. >> contrary to what you guys in the media keep saying, romney does not have this in the bag yet. >> paul supporters have begun flooding state conventions, recently winning control of delegates' majorities in nevada as well as maine. it is 9:21 and he came out of it without a scratch. how a skier was rescued after falling more than 160 feet on a british columbia mountain. >> a cloudy cooler day in store for mother's day.

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at least 44 people have died after mudslides and heavy rain hit parts of china. more than 2 dozen other people are missing and 150,000 need emergency housing. the storm also knocked out power in the area, and right now relief teams are passing out blankets and clothing. the central government says it will provide funds for relief work and rebuilding. now an up close view of a tornado lifting large parts of a building right into the air. that tornado tore through grand isle, louisiana wednesday afternoon. the force of the storm moved trailers and ripped roofs off of buildings. power was knocked out for several hours and despite the damage, there were no reports of any serious injuries. a seattle man is safe this morning after falling 160 feet down while skiing in british columbia.

nikolai popov was rescued a few hours after his fall on friday and survived that ordeal without a scratch. popov says he stayed optimistic but he knows the outcome could have been a lot worse. >> it treated me better than it could have, because there were another at least 20 meters down. and you could have got stuck there. >> well, another person who had been skiing ahead of him noticed that popov disappeared and called search and rescue. it took more than two hours before he was pulled out, they used a rope and pulley system. a hiker from washington state is recovering after he spent four days lost in the woods in olympic national park. a helicopter spotted 55-year- old david snyder early yesterday morning. snyder told rescuers he lost his glasses and made some wrong turns off the trail. rescuers say snyder was dehydrated and slightly hypo they are milk but overall appeared to be in good condition. 9:25 on this mother's day. i know my wife has to work for

a little bit today but when she gets home this afternoon our son and i are all going to go outside for a little surprise. rosemary, this is going to be like mid afternoon. i'm hoping blue skies in the north bay somewhere? >> well, in the north bay partly cloudy is what we're expecting. >> partly cloudy. ok. >> looks like that fog may linger along the water front. just be aware of that, because we are dealing with plenty of gray out there. it's widespread this morning. a thicker marine layer, better onshore breeze and as a result, we're looking at a cooler day and along the coast it just might not clear today. the winds gusting to about 10 miles per hour. just inside the gate, and around the bay. saucelito the winds picking up to close to 20 miles per hour. right through the delta they're picking up 20 to 30 miles per hour. that's the indication of what is to come with that sea breeze strengthening, finally tin land areas will get a break. noontime numbers here so looking at the clouds really hanging tough for the coast today.

upper 50s to low 60s for your lunch hour. around the bay, partly cloudy skies, widespread 60s and inland, low to mid to upper 70s for the warmer areas. if you like the sunshine, like it warm, maybe head to the valley spots, because upper 70s to low 80s is what we get there for today. meanwhile upper 50s to low 60s and mostly gray skies along the coastline for your afternoon. tomorrow, we are looking at a cool-down that will continue, and then tuesday into wednesday, back into the low to mid 80s inland, mid to upper 60s for the coast. partly cloudy skies, and then a bit of a cooling trend heading into the second half of the week and the weekend. >> protesting wells fargo's foreclosure practices. how that bank is now responding after a march in san francisco. >> hundreds of students graduate from u.c. berkeley. the advice they got from a google executive. zñzñzñtgtgçwoç'c'cz

just over an hour from now more than 100 cyclists will race through santa rosa to kick off the amgen tour of california. i'm claudine wong. >> i'm mike mibach. this year's race they say will challenge riders from start to finish. now a live look at the starting line in santa rosa. 128 cyclists will begin stage 1 at 10:50 this morning. spectators are filing in to get a good look at some of the best pro cyclists in the world. this is one of the largest cycling races in america. a lot goes into making it a real success.

crews have been setting up all morning long. k.t.v.u.'s ally rasmus will have a live report at 9:45. although nearly 100 california cities applied to play host for the event, more than a third of the race will take police in bay area -- place in bay area cities. stage 1 begins and ends in santa rosa. sage 2 in san francisco tomorrow morning, going through daily city, pacifica, as well as half moon bay before finishing in santa cruz county. stage 3 on tuesday takes the riders from san jose to mount diablo and to livermore. an earthquake hit near the geysers early this morning. a 3.9 magnitude earthquake struck just after 5:30. centered two miles east of the geysers and that is the largest single geothermal field in the world. that region experiences constant seismic events. wells fargo is now responding to a protest in san francisco over the bank's foreclosure practices. >> what do we want? >> justice! >> when do we want it?

>> now! >> a civic group organized a march yesterday in the city's excelsior district. protestors complained of practices such as dual tracking. that consists of one banking division reaching out to help a troubled homeowner while the other continues foreclosure proceedings. >> i lost my job in early 2010. i went to the bank and i said i need your help. the following day, the left hand didn't know what the right hand was doing, and now i have to struggle to have them rescind this foreclosure. >> state attorney general is urging legislators to pass a homeowner's bill of rights. it would make banks give struggling homeowners one point of contact to negotiate their payments, rather than multiple contacts. wells fargo sent this reply to ktvu. it says quote in the last six months customers who completed a foreclosure were on average, 16 months past due on their payments. many are years behind. over the last year, less than 2% of owner occupied loans in

our servicing portfolio have resulted in foreclosures. the c.e.o. of j.p. morgan chase says he promises to learn from a $2 billion mistake that cost his company almost 10% of its stock. jamie diamond blamed the six- week loss on a hedging strategy that failed. congresswoman jackie spear told ktvu she hopes public outrage will help federal regulators who are writing rules that will restrict banks from trading with their own money. >> put your money in the community banks. they're the ones that will lend you the money, they're the ones that did not become too big to fail for the most part. >> diamond says he supports giving the government the authority to regulate big banks, but adds that j.p. morgan remains strong. he also says he'll get to the bottom of what happened to cause that $2 billion loss. oakland mayor jane quann has one less recall effort to worry about this morning. there were two main groups trying to remove her from office. a drive led by oakland black cause of action member gene hazard sent a deadline of tomorrow to collect the 20,000 signatures needed for a recall

vote but he told supporters the different recall efforts caused confusion and there wasn't enough time to gather all the required names. there is now one recall group left. it has until july 2 to collect all the needed signatures. concord police are searching for a woman accused of beating an acquaintance with a lamp. her husband's already been arrested, 31-year-old ricardo jimenez. the couple got into an argument with a woman at their home last night and beat her with a lamp. the 29-year-old victim was taken to the hospital with injuries that are not life threatening. police say the woman they're looking for is named marissa and her last name is either jimenez or durantes. a skyline high school senior who was shot and killed by oakland police, his family held a march this weekend. yesterday's march started on nooned avenue and birch street near the area where 18-year-old allen blooford was killed last sunday. it ended with a rally at the eastmont mall police station. police say he ran from officers

and then pointed a gun at them. bluford's mother says she does not believe her son had a gun and the shooting was not justified. >> we know alvin's life is going to save a lot of young men all over america. not just in oakland, but we're not going to stand for them killing our babies and ripping our hearts apart. >> the shooting is under investigation by police internal furrs department, as well as the alameda county district attorney's office. a mural in memory of oscar grant has a new home in west oakland. the 22-year-old man was shot to death by a bart police officer on new year's day in 2009. the ribbon mural was created by children at mosswood park about a year and a half ago. since then organizers have been looking for a permanent place for the artwork. the owner of the revolution cafe at seventh street near peralta offered a spot for that mural. years of stress and exams came to a grand conclusion in berkeley.

2900 smiling students took part in yesterday's graduation ceremony and is they've got a big task ahead. finding a job. a new rutgers university study shows that of the people who graduated since the academy tanked just half have full-time jobs. the class sad dick attorney will be doing research this summer for $13 an hour. >> i have a pretty low-cost lifestyle right now, so money isn't a huge issue at this point. so, yeah. i just want to be out in the mountains. >> cal graduate and google executive chairman eric schmidt gave the commencement address. he told k.t.v.u. joblessness among young people needs to be addressed and the way to do that is through entrepreneurship. a sacramento chapter of the susan-g koman foundation says attendance was down for this year's race for the cure. it was the first race in the sacramento area since the organization's planned parenthood funding controversy. organizers say about 18,000 people attended yesterday's race which is down from the

25,000 who attended last year. >> i think it's sad that things that become so political, and it really does take away from the actual true nature of what people really want to do for other people. >> organizers say despite the drop in participants they still raised $1 million for breast cancer research. the personal information of thousands of california home care workers may have been lost in the mail. more than 700,000 people who provide in-home support for the elderly or the disabled are affected. the department of social services says a payroll package sent by hugh it will packard was damaged when it arrived to an office in river side. microfiche with social security numbers and other information on it was missing from the package. it's not clear if that information was stolen or simply lost, but there are no reports that the information has been misused. bay area congresswoman is now weighing in on the controversial time magazine cover featuring a california woman breast feeding her three- year-old son.

north bay representative lynn woolsey tells politico says resheriff shows that breast- feeding is good for a child's growth and development. she added, quote but the decision over how long to breast-feed and whether to breast-feed at all, is an intensity personal one that each mother needs to make for herself. a man is in stable condition after getting bitten by a rattle snake in livermore. the contra costa times reports the 29-year-old victim was swimming yesterday near swallow bay. he thought the baby snake was dead in the water, so he tried to pick it up but the rattler bit him on the thumb. he was air lifted to eden hospital in castro valley. according to the paper rattle snake sightings in common in this park. police have increased enforcement to improve motorcycle safety. extra officers are now patrolling areas frequented by motorcycle illists and where motorcycle crashes have occurred.

between 1998 and 2008, motorcycle fatalities jumped by 175% throughout california. that trend, though, began to change in 2009 and 2010, when fatalities decreased by 37% since the 2008 peak. petaluma police started its motorcycle safety operations in 2009. a petalumma man is accused of reckless driving and child endangerment after he was pulled over yesterday morning. police say 41-year-old juan gallegos was driving 104 miles an hour yesterday morning along lakeville highway. gallegos's nine-year-old son and his son's friend were in the car. he told police he was speeding because he was late to their soccer game in davis. gallegos was booked into sonoma county jail on $15,000 bail. good morning to you. happy mother's day. a live look outside our door. still plenty of gray out there socked in by fog along the

coast. low clouds around the bay. high clouds inland and the cool- down is under way for temperatures really slipping by the afternoon for our inland spots. look at the satellite radar. this is the system that is bringing all this and more. you can see the mid clouds now beginning to move in across the bay. this is going to be shifting over california, and by tomorrow, we will watch it move through. this is going to bring unstable weather to actually the sierra. they'll be keeping track of fire weather. for us, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies, and again a big cool-down especial ore for our valley locations. we can expect for your afternoon today, anywhere from upper 70s to low 80s in the forecast, and then for the coast, a cool day with even a little bit of fog, mist and drizzle outside. we've got it backing up by noon, 1:00 notice here, but it doesn't really pull back too far. and when it does, well boom, it's back. by 1:00 or so, it doesn't really leave the gate. looks like areas near tiburon, maybe along the embark dare row

at san francisco, partly to mostly cloudy if we're lucky. by dinner time, though, it's back inside the bay, so the east bay if you have dinner plans outdoors, this to be aware of. and as we head into the early evening hours. sun setting about 8:00, it's back all the way inland. livermore, partly cloudy skies and we're expected to wake up with it tomorrow morning as well. to sum it i, breezy in many areas, a brisk start out there along the coastline this morning. if you have an early morning brunch, the clouds in the drizzle expected to stick around, especially for the coast. notable cool-down especially unland and the winds anywhere from tone 20 miles per hour lasting throughout the afternoon. numbers at this hour, low, mid to upper 50s around the region. 57 in livermore, mid 50s in oakland, low 50s along the coast and your afternoon highs for today. if you like it sunny and 74, head to santa rosa, partly cloudy skies expected for you today. sunny, san rafael. again looking at -- did i say sunny? i meant 70. partly cloudy skies and

cloudier close to the coast. 63 san francisco, 67 in oakland. upper 70s to low 80s for tin land east bay. 81 pleasanton, a nice day in san jose, morgan hill. loss gatos, upper 70s for you. the cool down continuing for tomorrow and a nice rebound tuesday, wednesday. a cool down in store by the end of the weekend. a controversial study in a new science journal. why some experts fear the experiment could help bio terrorists. >> the amgen tour of california is set to start an hour from now. hundreds of people have lined up to watch the race start. we'll go to the starting line coming up. >> first a live look outside in lafayette. that's highway 24. no big problems to report on this beautiful mother's day morning. time now, 9:42. you're watching mornings on 2.

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good morning to you. if you have gray skies outside your door, how about a little blue sky from mount diablo. partly cloudy skies overhead. it's 9:44. let's recap our top stories this morning. highway patrol officers are investigating a crash on interstate 580 in alameda county. a big rig slammed into a parked car just before 3:30 this morning. westbound on the dublin grade near eden canyon road. no one was hurt. tomorrow governor brown lays out his revised state budget. he offered a gloomy preview in this youtube video. he says california is now in a $16 billion hole. that's nearly double the $9 billion deficit projected in january. the governor warns of across the board cuts, and urges voters to approve tax hikes this november. >> and you're looking at time lapsed video right now of crews getting ready for the stage 1 part of the amgen tour of california. it will get under way just an

hour from now, and ktvu's ally rasmus is live at the starting line in santa row is a, where 128 cyclists will soon take off. it's looking busy out there. >> reporter: it's getting a lot more crowded. the race starts an hour from now. the cyclists participates aren't here yet but their escorts are. there's a row of 40 motorcycles at the end of the street. they'll be escorts the cluster of bike racing cyclists as they head out. this is the starting line on this side of us. there are hundreds of people lined up to watch this stage 1 of the amgen tour of california. they're going through a 116 mile course. as you can see there are a lot of people who snatched up these front row seats to watch the start of the race. it should get started just before 11:00 this morning. the city of santa rosa's economic specialist we talked to told us this 8-day tour is like a traveling circus.

1200 people travel with the 128 cyclists taking part and those 1200 staff members helped coordinate, plan the although jisks, and set -- the logistics and set up the course through downtown santa rosa. the city had to 0 fund raise about $500,000 to lost this race but with all the extra people in town they estimate this race brings in a total of about $7 million in economic impact. >> i have been a big fan of the tour de france, and i'm never going to go to france to see it. i thought i'll come this year, i could milk it down >> good for business and money. that's what we're here for. >> how many more people come in? >> in an after day we average 500 customers per day. on a day like this probably 1500 to 2000 customers coming in here. >> reporter: that was the owner of the fourth street market and deli which is located right in downtown santa rosa in the middle of this stage 1 course. the first stage starts and ends here in santa rosa, so a lot of the spending is the fans and

crew members here today. but this is an eight day race that goes throughout california. here is a map of the other locations where this race will be going to. cyclists will be in the bay area for the first three days of the race starting in santa row is a today then tomorrow, cyclists go from san francisco to aptos, then tuesday, san jose to livermore. then the tour ends on may 20th with the final stage of the race happening in beverly hills. and we are seeing some cyclists come through here right now. not sure if these are cyclists affiliated with the race. there are a number of people who have been coming through to try out the course and just amateurs paid and given donations so that they can sample the course and see what it like for the process. the whole thing gets started around 11:00 this morning. live in santa rosa, ally rasmus. >> we do have more coverage of the amgen tour of california on our website. under the weekend extra tab of ktvu.com find more information, as well as a map of all the stages. we are following some

developing news right now. yahoo ceo scott thompson is reportedly stepping down. that's according to a report in the "wall street journal" citing the all things d website. there have been calls for thompson's resignation after a shoulder group discovered that -- shareholder group discovered that he does not have a computer science degree that's been listed in numerous by graphys and security filings. protest groups including occupiers have a message for all the world leaders meeting in chicago next weekend for the nato summit. >> is we will stand up to power, we will look power in the eyes and we will say to nato, get out of town. >> hundreds of people attended a two-day people's summit to map out their protest plans. these groups accuse nato of war profiteering and taking innocent lives world wide. >> it's outdated. it was created to stop the cold war. it should be disbanded. >> chicago will be the first u.s. city other than washington to host the nato summit.

president obama will attend the conference with leaders from countries including england, germany, and japan. some experts worry that a science journal could give bio terrorists the recipe for a deadly avian flu virus. a recent controversial experiment engineered the virus to be deadlier by making it spread through the air. experts fear the study could teach others to do the same. however, supporters of the research say it could help us. because if we understand how viruses mutate, we could potentially avoid a pandemic. the remains of last week's plane crash victims are now in the hands of a forensic team in indonesia. the bodies are being transported to a hospital in jakarta. the russian-made plane slammed into a mountain side on wednesday during a demonstration flight for potential buyers. 45 people were killed, including 55-year-old peter addler, an airline consultant from oakley. addler's family is working with the state department to bring his body back home. a woman who crashed while

paragliding in southern california has died. the 52-year-old ran into a cliff yesterday afternoon, in torrey pines north of san diego. life guards rappeled down to rescue her and a helicopter lifted her to the cliff side where she was pronounced debt. some surfers who saw her go down think they know what went wrong. >> there's a partial collapse of the wing, so she kind of just fell down that way. >> that surfer says he immediately started motioning to a life guard and paddles in to make sure the life guards knew what had happened. the san diego life guard service says the wind was normal at the time of the crash. a wildfire near sunflower, arizona has burned nearly 2000 acres of land. that fire broke out yesterday at the tonto national forecast. and authorities say there are no camp grounds in that area, but they are asking camper phos leave the grounds throughout the area. crews have concerns about the heat and low humidity making containment more difficult. no word yet on what sparks the

fire. the n.b.a.'s all-time winningest coach is now a college graduate. >> congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] >> former warriors coach don nelson received his bachelor's degree in physical education yesterday during the university of iowa's commencement say is moen. the former hawk eyes star left iowa before graduation, when he was drafted by the chicago bulls. he was a couple of credits shy of his degree, and was not able to finish until now. and a man who started college back in 1941 finally received his degree this weekend. 89-year-old charlie ball graduated with a degree in public relations from arkansas tech yesterday. ball dropped out of college to become a fighter pilot shortly after the bombing of pearl harbor. he says he wanted to finish his degree to set an example for his grandchildren. ball called about the school's accelerated degree program, and learned he already had enough credits to graduate. >> they thought it was good. i said the reason i was doing it is so it would get them en

thewed and my grandchildren would get their degrees, too. >> everyone knows who he is and they're all inspired by his story, in that he never gave up. >> ball is now the oldest person to graduate from arkansas tech. well, a new study of working mothers in the u.s. how california ranks when it comes to benefits and support offered to new moms in the office. cooler weather is filling into the bay area for your mother's day. a look at what you can expect for the afternoon coming up.

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brandon mccarthy pitched 7 scoreless innings striking out 10. the a's had a 1-0 lead in the 7th inning. then started to talk on some insurance runs. cliff pennington tripled right here to right field scoring a run. daric barton eventually drove him in and that made it 3-0 oakland. the a's win 3-1. california has been named the best state for working mothers. a state by state report by the national partnership for women and families puts california at the top of the list for its flexible leave programs for pregnant women and working moms. both state and private workers have rights to nurse at work. connecticut came in second on that list. the youngest self-made female billionaire has topped the list of the most powerful moms of 2012. sara blakely is the founder of spanks. other women who made the list created by working mother magazine, news anchor ann curry, actress and humanitarian angelina jolie and new mother beyonce. >> if you are looking for something to do with mom today go to our website.

we have a weekend extra tab where there is a rundown of local events and right below the top story box, we have mother's day greetings from local soldiers who are stationed abroad all on ktvu.com. it's 9:56. over to rosemary for a last check on this mother's day forecast. >> yes. good morning to you. widespread gray out there across the coast, and the bay. partly cloudy skies expected by about midday will linger at the coast. even a little bit of drizzle and mist out there this morning. afternoon highs will be well taking a tumble for some. look at these expected for today in santa rosa. 74 degrees, 73 expected for navarro. 70 san rafael. low 60s for the coast, and partly to mostly cloudy skies. upper 60s expected for the east way. inland and it's warmer. mostly sunny skies. san jose, 74 for today, 77 los gatos. along the coast cool today. along the peninsula, mild, 69 expected in areas near san mateo. 73 for palo alto.

the cooling trend will continue. tomorrow will be the coolest day then back into the 80s by wednesday and thursday, we begin to cool down once again. up and down. >> there we go. >> something for everyone. >> it's still a nice day. we can't complain too much >> we could celebrate anyhow. >> happy mother's day to you. >> and to you. >> and to all of you. at my household, i like to say mother's day is every day. that is our report for this morning. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. >> join us for our next newscast at 5:00. text us, facebook, and twitter. have a great sunday, happy mother's day, everyone.