south. it is 5:15 let's -- 5:57 let's go back to the desk. a woman woke up to an intruder in her bedroom, what the intruder had on him during the arrest. a nice look at the bay bridge this morning, dry conditions now but wet weather is headed our way. stay tuned for when it will arrive.

. we are live in san jose where a sex offender broke into a woman's house, we will tell you what officers found on him. the boat is being hoisted to be repaired and we will tell you about the damage on this vessel. we have rain coming in and we will tell you when it will be on your doorstep. the scandal that could affect the election of the next pope, ktvu channel 2 morning

news continues. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> well, good morning to you, we are ready, it is march 5th, i am dave clark. >> thank you for joining us. rosemary orozco is here in for steve paulson talking about rain. yes, most of us will remain dry throughout today and outside mostly cloudy conditions and we are chillier this morning, widespread 0s to -- 30s to mid-40s around the bay and if we go 160 miles north there is the rain. it will take all day to reach us but i will pinpoint where it is coming up. good morning, rosemary and in oakland you can see it is not a bad drive as you go passed the coliseum. also this morning's commute looks good on the east shore freeway, let's go back to the desk. a scary story where a

registered sex offender has been arrested after breaking into a home. janine de la vega is in san jose to explain what police found on the man when they made the a orest, -- arrest, jeanine? >> reporter: police found women's underwear in his pocket and they are gathering evidence here at this home. this is the home where a sex offender broke into and we are near 101. the woman is interviewing with police and a 52-year-old woman

said a man broke into her home in south san jose and she said she was sleeping and woke up to find that male intruder standing over her bed. she screamed and he ran away and the woman was able to get a goodies description of him -- good description of him. >> she described him as a male with a bald head wearing a plaid shirt. we made contact with him and the victim came and positively i.d.s him and she said he stood over top of her and she screamed and he ran out. >> his name is ryan cancel and he was on parole for robbery and is -- robbery and was wearing a gps and had women's underwear in his pocket but we do know the woman does have daughters and police found his car parked out front and they are processing it for evidence. officers say he has relatives in the neighborhood and is familiar with it and that's why he may have been here. you are looking at a live tow truck, and this is the suspect's car and police are towing it away for evidence. again, it is unknown if this woman was targeted or if this was random but coming up on the

morning news, we will tell you why police -- that this may have happened here and why they already had their eye on this neighborhood. ktvu channel 2 morning news. a stole leap yacht found in passive can yesterday, the stolen yacht is now at a harbor in richmond and we showed you this yacht when it was towed in just about 30 minutes ago. here is more on what is next for that sailboat, alex savage has more. >> reporter: the darling has arrived at this boat yard in richmond and behind me crews are getting set to hoist this boat up out of the water after what was a four hour trip from passive can early this -- passive can early this -- pacific. the captain of the ship is on

hand and will now get a closer look at the damage. the owner doing the recovery said it has a burned up engine and the tugboat is freed after it ran aground in four feet of water off of the beach. they found four people on board that boat, two men and two women stole the multi-million dollar yacht. the accused thieves got it wedged in the sand and the owner of the salvage company said this was an unusual recovery operation. >> that is the first one where i seen them have to get the perpetrators off. you know usually the perpetrator when it goes aground, they hit the beach running. >> reporter: now the coast guard showed up to do a rescue operation but they became

suspicious because the people on board refused help after they got stuck. then the rightful owner saw it on the news and called police. they found beer and pizza as well on board the ship. now up above the richmond boat yard crews are hooking up this yacht and they are preparing to hoist it up out of the water and they will be doing more assessments at the yard. they said at least at this point it is too soon to put a dollar figure on this pricey vessel. alex savage ktvu channel 2 morning news. a memorial for a 16-year- old girl who was killed moments after her birthday. she was hit by a car on veil avenue. she was a junior at veil high school and a member of the track team. her teammates plan to wear

black ribbons at a mete later this week. police suspect he was driving drunk. police are now -- people are now petitioning the city to put a stoplight at that intersection. i pray you will be our eyes... >> reporter: last night a vigil was held for 18-year-old richard vega who was shot in campbell. he was a football player at the high school and graduated last year. police are not sure if the shooting was targeted or random. some are saying he was in the wrong place at the wrong time and so far no arrests have been made. here at the vatican in rome once again cardinals are meeting to look at potential candidates to become the next pope. some put together the names of cardinals they want removed

from that list and the group represents clergy and sexual abuse and does not want any of the current leadership of the catholic church. this scandal is expected to play a big part in the selection of the new pope. and in the meantime, he is on the short list to become the next pope. carlos lewis is in the philippines and he is known to connect with the masses. he brings many to laughter and tears at very emotional sermons and prides himself in keeping in contact with catholics on facebook. i want to check in with sal for a look at the traffic, sal? we have a crash on 880 and hayward and that came in on the right shoulder and in the right lane so watch for that. let's look at the bay bridge

and we are getting a little bit of a backup and metering lights are on and once you get on to the bridge it does look good in san francisco with no major problems and the morning commute looks good on 101 approaching the 880 split into san francisco. we talked about 880 near hayward, there could be something there or somebody could have reported southbound and chp found it and 880 and north street. the rain is not going to hit us just yet but by tonight, it is still well to the north and even cent city is reporting rain and it is not here just yet. we have low clouds developing and it is not as widespread in the overnight hours and many of us are waking up a few degrees above freezing and it is coming

through especially in the north bay where temperatures are in the 30s. mid-30s in and around novato. here is the storm that will bring us rain to the bay area, snow to the mountains and we have a dusting because snow levels will drop down about 3,000 feet. i will stop it where i think we may actually have critical moments and by of that -- because of that drive, into the evening it takes until 7:00 before we move into the north bay and i believe your evening drive will be fairly nice. we have sprinkles but the steady rain will hold off and it is sliding into the peninsular as well as the south bay. when the front moves through, so will the winds which will be gusty at times. wednesday morning, the commute looks a bit wet. the afternoon drive looks okay

and by thursday we are starting out dry and the rain will be with us and scattered showers remain in the forecast. we are looking at partly cloudy skies and a mix of sun and clouds for the afternoon and temperatures are a lot like yesterday, a little bit on the cool side but not too bad. there is a view of what you can expect into the weekend and temperatures will fall in addition to the rain and snow and mid-to-upper 50s wednesday and thursday and into the weekend we are drying out. mid-to-upper 50s and i will tell you how much rain to expect with this system coming up. they claim they are fueling their demand for ivory and what google is accused of doing by what it may be allowing on its website. how the sequester is affecting president barack obama's approval rating. and this is affecting san francisco gun owners, stay tuned.

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. welcome back. time now 6:13 supervisor are expected to pass a groundbreaking proposal which involves the sale of military style ammunition. the law would bar anybody from buying hollow point bullets and would require sellers to notify police when anybody in san francisco buys more than 500 rounds of ammunition at the

time. buyers could face jail time. americans for responsible solution is encouraging background checks. a group spent 6 figures on that ad and the senate judiciary committee is said to talk about gun control tomorrow. congresswoman gabrielle giffords survived a gunshot wound to the head in january. he is facing a senate vote today and they have a lot of questions for nominee john brennan for the use of drones. they want answers about last year's attack in libya which killed an ambassador and they say the cia keeps giving them different explanations. the president's approval rating dropped to 46% and it was 53% just a week earlier.

they failed to reach an agreement which triggered 85 million in spending cuts. jacqueline is life in our washington d.c. newsroom to tell us how passengers will be affected, jacqueline? >> reporter: they say longer lines at international airports are already happening across the country. secretary of homeland security janet napolitano said overtime resulted in long lines this weekend. security check lines still appear to be okay and they expect those wait times to spike later in the spring as they will fill up to 1,000 personnel vacancies by this weekend. we are already seeing the big airports for example and some

of them had very long lines this weekend. i would say it is about 200% of what we would normally expect. >> that would ease the pain for thetive fused cuts and the house will likely vote on this later this week. >> reporter: we are learning they are sending out furlough notices and that includes a warning to staffers. more on that when i see you next, jacqueline fell ktvu channel 2 morning news. the sequester cuts could affect parks and many will see a 5% cut in funding. it is expected to lead to lay offs just as the parks gear up for the busy tourist season. it could delay the opening of tie owing pass. many are depending on tourists. today a case involving a

san francisco woman who was stabbed to death right in front of her two children will go before the supreme court. claire was killed 13 years ago by her ex-boyfriend terry ramirez. two years ago they overturned his murder conviction because the court said jurors were misled about the option of a manslaughter verdict. today they will ask the court to reinstate the second-degree murder conviction. an autopsy is revealed about the shooting. a kidnapping suspect was shot twice by sheriff's deputies police say he was lunging towards the right side of his car but they thought he was reaching for a weapon, a knife and stabbing weapons were found inside the car and they crashed during a police chase triggered by text messages from the woman

he had kidnapped. 259 nominations were received by the nobel committee and among the nominees, a name hard it pronounce and an american army pilot claimed he gave classified documents to the wikileaks websites and the nobel peace prize winner will be announced in october. we will go to sal, i think we are going to sal? >> he is checking on a crash in hayward. >> we went to him a little bitterly. that was my fault, i wanted to get to you a little bit earlier. i just spilled coffee all over

myself, don't worry about it dave. northbound -- dave. northbound 880, the bad news, it is in the right lane and the car is damaged. southbound traffic may be affected as well and just be careful in that area. westbound bay bridge, there is a backup and those metering lights are going on and there are no major problems as you drive into san francisco as you approach the 880 split. filling in, it is rosemary? >> partly cloudy skies outside our door and 15 minutes or so, we are going into the official sunrise and we will be partly cloudy skies -- we will be partly cloudy for today and the rain will hold off and you can see over the northwest corner of california which is beginning to move in and crescent city is not reporting any rain just yet. we have period spread 50s on

the coast and around the bay and inland and i am thinking 7:00 or so, sliding into the north bay and into the evening showers. we have an inch to three quarters of an inch and we have cool to upper 50s in the afternoon and mainly dry, temperatures ranging from mid- 50s to lower 60s and the rain moves into tonight, stays with us and we dry out thursday and you can see partly cloudy skies to mostly clear and mostly upper 60 oz. i will have a look at -- 60s. i will have a look at your current temperatures coming up. think are looking into -- they are looking into whether any batteries can be approved for boeing. they expect experts to accept

the batteries and the boeing will be the first to be fixed. some google ads are contributing to a surge in >> i have are you. they have -- ivy. they have 10,000 ads and they are used in official documents and they have ivy in the handles. environmentalists say demand for ivy endangers elephant herds. what they are saying about the foundation under the city and they could have even more problems. what was found inside a bay area starbucks, it was stricted by a hate crime investigation.

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. welcome back 6:25 is the time. customer found a dangling noose on the store at first and main. they fear it was intended as a hate crime. police plan to review surveillance video as part of

their investigation. water-main break in san francisco is being blamed for three new sinkholes and the whole city is a constant risk for more sinkholes. thousands of gallons were flooding the area and since then new sinkholes have appeared. engineers say sinkholes could happen all over the city and most of san francisco is built on top of sandwich easily can giveaway. right now they don't -- san which easily can give way. they are moving ahead to require seismic upgrades all over the city. yesterday they are giving permission to upgrade buildings to withstand bigger earthquakes. it will be up to the city to determine which of the building will allow improvements and

they are approving this legislation next week. the america cup races are setting up camp at the old navel station and they will be using the old aircraft hanger for the race. it will be starting in july and the swedish team has set up headquarters in alameda and they will discuss renewing that lease. 6:26 back over to sal, how is it looking, sal? >> we have a crash on 101 candle stick park and a car ran off the road and chp had reports of people racing in the area and it is unclear if this is related but they were racing approaching candle stick and now there is a crash. taking a look at 880, that traffic does look good. let's go to rosemary orozco. it is cold out there 34

degrees in napa and it's colder than 24 hours ago, concord you are cooler and we have 40s around the bay and temperatures will be back to s and lower 60s for this afternoon and i am pinpointing that rain coming up. coming up, a woman wakes to find a man standing in her bedroom, the important information police are learning about the suspect. and they are wrapping up information at a boat yard after a stolen yacht ran aground yesterday, we will tell you some of the damage that was done to that vessel and coming up. i'm downtown and ocean front. my nights are just as busy as my days. the arts are my passion. food my obsession. and when you finally think you know me.

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. welcome back to the morning news, dow jones industrial

average is standing within reach of a record high. china's spending plans are helping out stocks around the world and we have good reports on some of the stocks this morning but shares of jc penny are down after some news and again dow jones industrial average is closing in on a record high. we will smile and say good morning to you, it is already tuesday, it is march 5th, i am dave clark. >> and i am pam cook, time now 6:30. >> that stolen yacht that was stolen has been towed to richmond. alex savage is in richmond and has been out there since 4:30 a.m. and the boat was just towed there and you have some new video to show us? >> reporter: i do and the darling ran aground and just a

short time ago it was hoisted up out of the water and i want to get you to some of this video. we have a portion of the rutter that appeared to have broken off. a tugboat freed the darling after it ran aground off the beach and police ended up arresting four people on board that yacht who stole that multi- million dollar boat and those accused thieves ended up getting the boat wedged into the sand and they did quite a bit of damage. >> we know the rutter is bent and we are talking on a quite a bit of water and we are taking it from the rutter shaft. as to what else, we suspect the engine was burned up and we are pretty sure the propeller is bent on it there is probably some damage to the keel.

>> reporter: this was the bizarre scene when the coast guard tried to rescue the people on board but they refused. then the rightful owner saw his boat on the news and he called police. it appears they went on a joyride at sea. it appears to be littered with beer cans and pizza boxes and they are assessing all of the damage done to the ship but she did want to comment what happened. live in richmond, alex savage, ktvu channel 2 morning news. a registered sex offender was arrested after he broke into a home. janine de la vega is in san jose with more on the frightening moments for this woman who woke up to find this intruder standing over her bed, jeanine? >> reporter: pam, police are

still here wrapping up their investigation as to what happened to this homeowner there. the woman got the surprise of her life by a burglar and she was still able to get a goodies description -- good description of that suspect. a 52-year-old woman called 911 to report amylin electrocutedder and woke up -- a male intruder he woke up to find him standing over her while he was sleeping. the police spotted him trying to escape the perimeter and they were able to arrest him and neighbors are disturbed. >> if it is random, it's scary and either way it is scary, that's all i could say but i will be on the lookout a lot more. >> reporter: police identified the suspect as 29-year-old ryan cancel of san jose.

he was arrested for violating parole and he is on parole for robbery and we are told he is a registered sex offender and was wearing an ankle bracelet. police found woman's underwear in his pockets and they know they did not belong to the woman and she does have daughters and they know the daughters live in the home and police say he lives in the area which may explain what he was doing here. his car was parked right outside the home and police had it towed for evidence purposes. we are also told by police people had been complaining about male being stolen an auto thefts and they were already doing routine patrols which is why they responded so quickly. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 morning news. they will decide how to fill the position as president of the board and it comes after

the former supervisor resigned after being charged with misuse of political donations. they are weighing in on whether to appoint somebody to his seat or have a new election. he is expected to plead guilty and said a gambling addiction it to blame. un is talking about possible sanctions against north korea because of their nuclear tests. they are vowing to cancel the korean war cease-fire and they call it a grave violation of un resolutions. united states and china reached a new deal on new sets of sanctions and resolution will be approved later this month. the venezuelan government said venezuela president hugo

chavez's health is in a weak state. he has a severe respiratory infection and the president of the venezuela was diagnosed with cancer back in 2011 and since then he has undergone chemotherapy and several operations. other than a few photographs, he has not been seen since december. back here at home, hayward could become the latest city to pull the plug on red light cameras. tara moriarty is here to tell us more about the meeting set for tonight. >> reporter: well you either love them or hate them and you hate them when you get a ticket but otherwise they are fine. they are pushing forehead light cameras like this one to go. several have phased them out and that's what they are hoping for the city council to vote for tonight.t. they are not reducing the number of accident is the way they thought they would. half of the intersections have

seen a dip in incidents and three intersections saw a spike in such accidents two years after the cameras were installed. let's look at the areas where cameras were put in and west whitman, industrial parkway southwest whipel, mission boulevard, jackson and interstate 880. red light cameras cost the city a million dollars a year and they say they are not exactly a cash cow. during a study they went back to the old-fashioned policing by physically handing out tickets and the number of collisions dropped 3 5%. coming up, if you thought the majority of these were for running red lights, you would be wrong. we will tell you what it is coming up in the next half hour, tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> that leads us right to tell,

thank you, tara. we are starting in the south bay and we are looking at 237 crossing 880 and driving out to 101 there are no major problems but it is getting busy here and also on the montague expressway. metering lights went off a little after 6:00 a.m. and there is a backup at the mcarthur maze and there is a 20 to 25 minute delay. 101 candle stick crash, chp is on the way and it was reported and it's off to the shoulder but traffic may be slow in that area. let's go to rosemary. waking up to partly cloudy skies and low clouds have drifted across the bay this morning so some of us are mostly gray, we will be partly cloudy for the afternoon and eventually we'll see some rain. taking a look at the northwest

corner it will take all day to get here and we will be dry, you can count tuesday at least through the afternoon as a dry day and tonight it will stick around with on and off showers for wednesday and hours. anywhere from a quarter inch to three quarters of an inch around the bay area, when the front moves through it will be a bit breezy and for a few hours, winds will be picking up and it will be gusty in the hills. for the sierra, great news and we will pick up anywhere from a foot to half of a foot and we have a winter storm warning in effect and a winter weather advisory. here is a look, temperatures on the chilly side for some of our inland areas, mid-30s to lower 40s around locations into the afternoon, 50s to near 60 degrees with the rain later

tonight and into tomorrow, scattered showers remaining for thursday, temperatures will cool, mid-to-upper 50s in the forecast and by the weekend we are clearing out and with your weekend in view mid-to-upper 60s in the forecast and i will show you the very latest for that rain and when i expect it to arrive on your doorstep. take a look, this is what main yap look -- minneapolis looked like just a few hours ago. people were stocking up on shovels and flashlights, up to 10 inches of fresh snow is expected in some areas. this will affect travel where flights are already being canceled this morning. it was taken from an unmarked police car, the new details we are learning about

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. welcome back, partly cloudy for tuesday, rain is sliding in a little later today. welcome back, here is a quick look at some of the top stories we are following for you at 64 had -- 6:44 the yacht that was stolen was towed to the richmond harbor and now it is out of the water. we now know the rutter and bottom of the boat was damaged while it was stuck in water and the people on board were arrested and repair work will begin. a man broke into a home and that man is a registered sex offender. it happened at a whom on south brook -- at a home on south brook drive. he was wearing gps tracking device and had woman's underwear found in his pocket. we are now learning how

u.s. sequestered budget cuts will affect the u.s. military and training will be reduced and teachers will be furloughed from the military and commissaries will be closed. brian flores is in lafayette to talk about megacommuters, what is a megacomputer, brian? >> reporter: we all know traffic in the bay area is bad and we are looking at the east bay, commuters heading towards the caldecott tunnel, people here travel miles to work and according to the u.s. census suspect bureau, many are -- census bureau many are megacommuters and what is that? they identify them as people who travel at least 50 miles to get to work and only 87 5,000

people meet that criteria but the bay area has the highest percentage of megacommuters. the freeway expansion is also in the suburbs and this is what a megacomputer looks like, they are mostly married men, typically have wives that don't work, they earn more money than the average, half leave before 6:00 a.m., a lot take trains or carpool but two thirds drive alone. now picking up on the commute in lafayette, other cities did not farewell, santa clara came in second, follow by new york, new jersey and washington d.c. and l.a. came in 6th. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 morning news. police found an assault rifle that was stolen from an

unmarked police car over the weekend. police say it was taken saturday night in an area south of market. police still have not said how or where it was recovered but more information is expected to be released later this morning. police in oakland are looking for the person who led them on a high-speed chase. it ended on keller and mountain boulevard after the suspect crashed. the driver took off on foot and police believe the driver was armed and selling guns. they have a new leader to see over reforms. thomas frasier is the new compliance director. frasier is a former baltimore police commissioner and spent 28 years with the san jose police department. he will have brought powers and will have the police chief howard jordan fired. the chief ruled they fully complied with court ordered

reforms. sal? we have a few things we are starting with and police want to know what they are doing here and there are no major problems but it is a 25 minute delay so give yourself some extra time. also give yourself time, it is a little bit crowded up there and it's not going to be too crowded but there is a crowd driving through. on 101, it is still looking good burlingame and sat -- san mateo, traffic is moderately heavy and we are off to a good start, let's go to rosemary. rain and snow is on the way and we have a look at rain and sunshine and clouds over the bay area. we have low clouds beginning to stream in and high clouds

streaming overhead. those high clouds are associated with a system that will bring us some rain and it looks like it will hold off until the evening hours and it looks like it's not until 7:00 that it will slide into the north bay. when the front comes through it will be gusty and the center of the storm will take a little longer to get passed and that means we remain with scattered showers wednesday and thursday. we will be partly cloudy for the afternoon remaining dry and that rain line is just to the north beginning to edge into sonoma county. we are sliding into the bay and we are looking at north bay as well as peninsular. by 11:00 we are all getting wet and into the overnight hours rain will continue. tomorrow 7:00, waking up with

scattered showers and again this is what we'll see as well as thursday, this storm is a cold one. mid-to-upper 50s is the forecast, snow levels are expected to come down 3,000 feet tomorrow into thursday and in time for the weekend, partly cloudy skies, temperatures will rebound to mid-to-upper 60s. rain is arriving this evening and we have scattered showers all the way until thursday night, for saturday and sunday. back to you. we are following developing news, the dow jones industrial average is trading high set back in 2007 and after the sound of the opening bell, here is a live look, 14229, of course if it can close it will be the highest ever for the to you do you. we want you to know the s&p 500 is taking a little bit of time and they are both up as well

this morning. we are also keeping an eye on apple this morning. that stock has definitely take an hit today and it's up a little bit and it hit a 5 two week low of -- 52 week low and it's down from its high of $705 last september when it unveiled the iphone 5. they want to hire 30 teenagers and 500 positions will be here in the bay area. java juice will help teens who want to continue with any thing in their field. some new crime fighters on the streets of san francisco, why this latest effort does not involve the police. last minute preparations

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sleeping in bed. they are still trying to figure out just how big it really is. in the meantime there is another sinkhole opening up three miles away from that one. officials say it's not right now threatening any lives or homes at the moment. >> back here preparations are underway for two santa cruz officers killed in the line of duty last week. the service will be held at the hp pavilion and governor jerry brown will be there along with several police officers all over the nation. we will bring you that entire memorial and the coverage begins 11:00 a.m. thursday with the funeral procession. the funeral service is due to begin at noon. san francisco guardian angels are patrolling the streets and they helped to stop two crimes. they are promoting a safer

cleaner environment to deter arrests. well, tonight is the big night if you want to catch a glimpse of the newest attraction along the embarcadero. the multi-million dollar light show will light up the bay from dusk to dawn every day. you can still see the show if you can't be there and we will be streaming the whole thing on www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu so good news for those of us who have to be to bed by 9:00. >> sal, how is the commute looking right now? >> it is a little bit slow at the toll plaza and it is a very typical tuesday but we have heavy traffic coming up and san jose, northbound 101 some