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we'll tell you about the search for suspects in an over night homicide. a tip leads investigators to a number of items stolen from charities. why the actions from one man may have saved a northern california police officers life.

good morning, everyone and welcome to mornings on 2 it's sunday, march 10th i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. it's darker outside thanks to daylight saving time and it's chillier out there. let's go to rosemary orozco. >> we do have a nice turn around. as you mentioned it's still dark but i do see the break of dawn and sun will rise in the next half hour. patchy fog along the coastline. colder in some areas. will be mostly sunny through today. temperatures will warm up over yesterday's highs. extended forecast is dry and warm. i'll show you these numbers coming up. we are following breaking news out of downtown oakland. police are investigating a fatal shooting. christien kafton is live for us. >> reporter: let me tell you this is a large crime scene. it's spread out over five blocks here in downtown

oakland. right now alameda county coroners office is on scene here just about to load the victim into a van to remove him from this scene. there was a very expensive sports car just about seven or eight minutes ago that expensive sports car was towed out of the area. we have video of what the scene looked like earlier. police say they responded to the scene around 3:00 this morning and found the dead man in the street with numerous shell casings around him. and there is another scene just about a block away with more shell casings there and a half block away again that very expensive sports car. it looked like ans aton martin vintage. that sports car is certainly part of this investigation. we saw investigators looking over it with flashlight and trying to get a little bit more information about that. as mike said a couple moments ago, this shooting happened

when flight clubs were letting out. they have two suspects that sped away. no word on their identity. again this homicide happening in downtown oakland at about 3:00 this morning just as the clubs were letting out. there is some connection to a very expensive sports car. we will continue to monitor this story and get more details for you throughout the morning. one nor note this is a densely populated area. there is a lot of witnesses in the area. we'll try to speak to those witnesses and get eyewitness or earwitness accounts about what happened earlier. for you know we -- for now we are live in oakland. deputies spent hours at a crash that killed three people. officers were first called at 812. one car t-boned another. a fourth person was take ton the hospital with life threatening injuries. the driver of the other vehicle

wasn't hurt. the cause of the wreck still under investigation. a woke vehicle crash in oakland left a mini van on its side. the crash trapped a couple of people inside the mini van but firefighters were able to pull them out. several passengers were taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. witnesses say a speeding car couldn't make the turn and slammed into that mini van that briefly stopped. police say three people jumped out of the suspects car and ran from the scene. it's a story you will only see on 2. a second person in jail in connection to a case of stolen christmas presents in contra costa county. sheriffs deputies arrested a martinez man at his house last night. acting on a tip authorities say they recovered items taken in a couple recent burglaries including one last month at a martinez warehouse. a charity that feeds and gives to the elderly and poor stored

donations in that warehouse. >> what do you think about finding the stuff? >> i think it's awesome. it's not big stuff. it's a few hundred dollars worth of stuff but it's still getting the people that are behind us. >> the first suspect was arrested friday. they stole $60,000 worth of goods from the charity. a prayer vigil is going to be held today far missing oakland woman. family members say erika was last seen at a store on 34th and telegraph avenues. she lost her husband to cancer last year and may suffer from depression. a $1,000 reward is being offered for information leading to her safe return. the vigil is scheduled at 1:00 this afternoon. there is information about a missing brentwood teen. he has been found safe and in good health. family members were concerned

about his disappearance because he does not speak. there is new information in the shooting of two santa cruz police officers. they are allowing four firefighters on scene that day to talk about what happened. 43-year-old firefighter clayton ran from the hail of gunfire but shopped to shield a woman who was taking out the trash but tripped and fell. he told the woman to keep calm and stay down. he called it the worst day in his 20 years as an emergency responder. there are new pictures showing the memorial per session for the is slain police officers. chp captured these images by a camera mounted on his motorcycle. people as you can see lining up there on the overpasses of the procession route holding signs and flags. also in santa cruz the highway patrol says it was forced to use a taser on a man in an act of self-defense. it happened while officers were trying to break up a fight on pacific avenue yesterday

morning. one man lunged toward them and they felt threatened. the man was arrested on suspicion of resisting arrest. three others were arrested for fighting in public. a good samaritan is being called a hero for helping to save a police officer. joe says he saw the officer struggling with the suspect and decided to get involved when he saw the man reach for the officers gun. that is when joe said he grabbed the man's hand and slammed it on the ground. police say his actions likely saved the officers life. >> i knew i had to do something. because somebody is going to end up dead here. cops are not going to be coming home to his wife or children or whatever and i just jumped out and jumped on him. >> police say the suspect who was struggling with the officer is a known gang member who had just been spotted trying to break into a car. if you haven't already be sure to set your clock forward an hour. dale saving time started at 2:00 this morning.

daylight saving time ends on november 3rd. quite a ways away so enjoy that extra sunlight tonight. time is 7:07. we need to remind people of the time. but we don't need to remind rosemary. >> 11 hours, 45 minutes of daylight. so you have plenty of time to enjoy the weather for today. waking up with a little patchy fog through the coastline. giving you a live look from ktvu over the oakland estuary. we will continue with clear skies. with the clear skies and the calm winds, we know what happens; right? we really cool off. and we're just as cold as we were yesterday. some of us even colder. livermore six degrees chillier than where you started 24 hours ago. pacific satellite view ridge of high pressure slowly beginning to build in over california and this will continue to warm us

up. today and into the week ahead. right now 33-degrees in fairfield. 38 in napa. 42 in oakland. lost the reading here in san francisco but san francisco waking up in the low to mid 40s. 46 redwood city. 47 half-moon bay. along the coastline the san mateo coastline down into monterey. i'm seeing patchy fog develop here. we have a very week on shore breeze. with that the moist pacific air pushing in a little bit. i think we will see that in the week ahead. the ridge of high pressure will establish itself over california. the wind will turn light that will allow our sea breeze to return at times. so we're dealing with it maybe just inside the bay this morning. we have it along the coastline. as i move you through your sunday. notice it burns away, returns into the afternoon. sunsetting at about 7:13 this evening. a look at the afternoon highs for today. in san francisco 65 for you. 69 in oakland.

71 in concord. 73 for napa. low 70s santa rosa. down into the south bay san jose you're checking in at 70 degrees. 69 in mountain view. 71 as we go inland for livermore. 70s for concord as well. the extended forecast as we get through today it's going to be a nice one and then tomorrow just as nice. but the warming trend continuing the over night lows will begin to bump up the afternoon highs will continue as well. by wednesday it looks like we peak 76 degrees temperatures in the afternoon. we remain dry on thursday and it looks like the try pattern will continue into the weekend. a modern twist on an age old process. how social media is playing a role in the process of finds a new pope and what is being done at the vatican now to keep technology out. hundreds of couples stay parked in a public display of affection. but let's take you outside.

a live look at 101 in san francisco. reminder if you are driving in san francisco today, part of the embarcadero will be closed from the ballpark down toward fish -- down toward fisherman's wharf. time now is 7:10.

welcome back on this sunday morning. still waiting on the sun. the official sunrise at 7:28 but already a beautiful golden hugh over the bay. it is a little after 3:00 p.m. at the vatican. church officials are finishing up work in preparation for tuesday's conclave. crews have already installed the chimney at the sistine chapel that will burn the smoke from the ball lots.

tables have been set up for the cardinals. to insure privacy welcome tropic jamming devices have been added to block all communication systems. analysts say this will be the first time a pope is chosen after the social media explosion. facebook was launched just months before benedict became pope in 2005. but now many cardinals have their own facebook pages and twitter sites. while the conclave itself will be held in secret, analysts say the catholic church is embracing modern communication and technology. >> if a person is involved in tweeting and facebook, it shows that they are trying to use these new methods of communication to get the message out. that is a plus. it's not a big enough plus to swing an election. >> a popular website currently is adopt www.adoptacardinal.org. people are given specific name to pray for a cardinal. so many responses that the

server briefly crashed. tourists are angry they can no longer tour the white house. >> the white house is our house. >> sixth graders in iowa posted a protest on facebook this week receiving thousands of likes. the tours stopped yesterday due to the sequester. people who had secured tickets months in events were disappointed they wouldn't be able to use them. >> i think there is plenty of other places they should be cutting first. long before they you know close tours at the white house. >> it's too bad because this is the united states of america people's white house. we should be able to do tours through them. >> the white house admitted the choice between pay cuts and cutting the tours was not an easy one. house republicans from texas are threatening to introduce legislation to prevent the government from paying for president obama's golf trips until the white house tours resume. president obama is expected to nominate the head of the

justice department civil rights division as his next labor secretary. analysts say the announcement could come as soon as tomorrow. thomas perez has led the civil rights division since dyne and previously served as labor secretary. if confirmed he would replace hill da who resigned in january. hundreds of gay right supporters held a kiss in this weekend at a sacramento area mall. >> everyone is equal. it doesn't matter who you are. >> participates said they are showing their support for a gay couple who was asked to leave the mall after sharing a kiss. mall officials defended the security guard who asked the couple to leave but they have since apologized. >> westfield has again made efforts to correct the action but i hope everyone person that heard the story will stand up and fight for equality. >> mall officials say employees will under go sensitivity training and say all groups should feel welcome at the roseville galleria.

financial professionals are encouraging same sex partners to apply now for social security, tax refunds, and other benefits given to married couples. if the sue preach court strikes down the federal defense of married couples may be eligibility for retro active payments. arguments on the federal law and california prop 8 begin march 26th with a decision expected by the end of june. there was a special sendoff in kinds for dozens of cyclists honoring victims of the deadly school shooting massacre. riders took off on a 400-mile trip from newtown to, washington d.c. and will ride for four days to honor the 26 lives lost and urge congress to pennsylvania stricter gun laws -- and ask congress to push stricter gun laws. the chief says the bill

introduced by republican senator could have unintended consequences. the bill would allow nevada higher education system to carry guns on campus if they have a concealed weapons permit and notify administrators. the chief says he fears the proposal could lead to guns inside campus buildings including dorms. a new survey raises questions about hue well school districts are prepared for possible cases of child abuse. less than of of those said they offered annual training to employees on how to recognize sexual or physical abuse. the report also finds that districts have a difficult time dealing with vague compliance codes and laws. the oakland police departments new compliance director starts his first day on the job tomorrow. thomas frazier is a baltimore police department who served 28 years with the san jose police department. he will have broad powers including the authority to have chief howard jordan fired. a federal judge named him to

the position to make sure the department fully complies with court order reforms. a salary for south bay residents could cause prices to go up. it will jump from $8 an hour to $10 beginning tomorrow. san jose downtown association says some city businesses raised wages months ago. the group says it campaigned to encouraged people to shop in those stores is also working but some merchants say they may have to raise prices or cut staff to meet the pay increase. fremont city leaders are considering a plan for a downtown area. officials hope to create a downtown that stretches along sixth block of capitol avenue. that will include city hall, the county courthouse, and washington and kizer hospitals. it will be anchored by the fremont hub and gateway plaza shopping centers. the city plans to spend $15 million acquiring the property but hopes most of the project is actually going to be done by

private developers. it seems a lot of people were off to see the wizard of oz this weekend. disney's oz. the great and powerful. the movie is a prequill to the old classic. last weeks number one movie jack the giant slayer is expected to come in second. hallly wood is get -- hollywood is getting credit for boosting the market. they added 236,000 jobs in february. according to the labor department 21,000 of those jobs came from the film industry. that is a 5% employment boost in motion picture and sound jobs in just the last month. happening today the big prom giveaway in two bay area cities to make the dreams of hundreds of high school girls come true. >> and it's a surprise that could bring tears to your eyes.

your afternoon highs will sore above yesterdays. i will show you by how much and i'll have a look at your extended forecast coming up.

bay area nonprofit is helping teenage girls celebrate a nonprofit. the princess project is giving away prom dresses today. thousands of dresses in all colors and sizes are on display in san francisco. any girl with a valid high school id can shop for a dress while supplies last. more than 1,000 prom dresses will also be given out today to high school girls in san jose. in addition to the dresses, high school students can also receive free dry cleaning, hair, and makeup sessions and discounts on tuxedo rentals. it starts at 9:00 a.m. in san jose. dozens of people turned out for a blood drive in fremont to honor todd young.

young was shot and wounded while trying to arrest an attempted murder suspect in oakland back in 2010. he under went ten surgeries and needed multiple blood transfusions. he is now on -- >> they are heros every day in and out. and then they come here to save other people's lives on top of it. it's just a miracle. >> more than 100 units of blood were collected at the event. in new york state an air force sergeant returning from afghanistan surprised his daughter at school. [ applause ] chief master sergeant mark man snuck quietly into his daughter's art class. he came back from his fourth tour overseas. he and his family have a lot of catching up to do. >> all i've seen is pictures

over the last 6.5 months. so it would be nice to see the real thing. when i left she was in middle school. now she is in high school. >> chief master sergeant man also observed his 20th year in the samed forces. the family celebrated the reunion with a trip to their favorite family restaurant. >> those stories i always love to see them back home. welcome back home. 7:24. let's go over to rosemary because the shots we are seeing from outside already gorgeous. >> you are right in many spots. we are waking up with patchy fog. once in awhile we will get a view out toward the bay and golden gate. i'm seeing a little bit of fog lingering along the coastline. yesterdays highs really took a hike. 72 in santa rosa. 64 san jose. guess what, we are going higher. 73 expected for santa rosa today. 65 in san francisco. low 70s concord as well as san jose. the down sloping winds really helped to warm up the north bay yesterday. those winds are beginning to

relax. we'll be just as warm but i don't expect we will be a whole lot hotter than what we got yesterday. 73 in napa. 72 novato. 73 expected for santa rosa as we head into the east bay 69 for oakland. 68 san leandro. low 70s danville and livermore. san jose looking at 70. 69 in santa cruz. along the peninsula 68 san mateo. mid 60s san bruno. 70 degrees for san francisco. the patchy fog will remain in some spot tsz burning off and returning later today with the return of the sea breeze. the extended forecast here showing you the warming trend continues monday, tuesday, peeking on wednesday. we'll reman dry on thursday and into the weekend. boy we could use rain. i know we're saying it on a daily basis. but we could. over night hours warm up into the afternoon. notice our over night hours over night lows i should say

and temps will warm up into the low 40s for tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. a large asteroid has passed by earth scientists at the university of arizona discovered the space rock six days ago. the images you are looking at comes from a space telescope in the cay nary islands. it's about the size of a football field at its closest it was about 600,000 miles away which is more than double the distance between the moon and earth. unlike the asteroid that hit russia last month there was no danger of this one striking earth. raising the taxes on guns. what they want to do with that money and why critics say that is not fair. we will walk you through the crime scene and tell you the latest on how oakland police are trying to finds the suspect in the city's latest homicide. dinner's ready.

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a man shot multiple times was found on a downtown oakland street. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. the shooting happened around 3:00 this morning. police have been out there for hours gathering evidence. christien kafton is also there. he joins us live with more information on the shooting including the expensetive sports car found at the scene.

>> reporter: we were here at 7:00. you saw that before there was an extensive police presence behind me. since then the police presence has broken down. the victim in this case was found in that area over there near the crosswalk and over here as you swing around you can see just about a half block away a very expensive sports car was found right here in this driveway. and there were shell casings all in this area here. we have video we shot about 35 minutes ago oftest tin martin. that is the sports car in this case being towed away from the area. it appears the car may have belonged to the victim. it had front end damage but we did not see any bullet holes in the car. police say they responded to the scene at about 3:00 this morning and found the dead man in the street with several shell casings around him. a half block away as we showed you that very expensive sports car. we are hearing the shooting happened at about 3:00 this morning. just as nearby clubs were letting out. there is the potential for

several victims in this case. police told us there are two suspects that sped away from the scene. at this point there is no description of the suspects or the vehicle they sped away in. coming back to our live shot you may have been able to see this is a very densely populated area. there is a lot of condos this area. there is possibility of witnesses. there may have been witnesses from those clubs. we'll continue to monitor the situation out here and contact the neighbors. for now we are live here in oakland christien kafton ktvu channel 2 news. a man pulled out a gun and fired at a party bus after being told he could not get on it. police say the group who rented the bus buzz leeing the bar at 14th and webster street when a man tried to board the vehicle. when he was told he was not welcome the man opened fire. police are still looking for

the gunman. chp is investigating a deadly accident that shut down traffic over night. it happened north of the washington boulevard exit. officers say one person was transported to the hospital but did not survive. we are learning more about a homicide investigation in hayward. investigators are looking into claims that a workplace dispute may be behind the shooting. police found the victim in a small camper behind the home. the homeowner says the victim recently moved from mexico and working two jobs at local restaurants. and he recently fought with someone at work. >> he had a problem last week about a fight with somebody at work. but we don't know who they were. >> investigators are still trying to confirm if a workplace dispute played a role in that shooting. the attack happened yesterday morning at an apartment on civic center

drive. the two men got in some sort of disatreatment. that argue -- some sort of disagreement. that argument then turned violent. his roommate was arrested on suspicion of assault with deadly weapon. tomorrow marks one year of the disappearance of morgan hill teenager. antlion georgia see yeah tower rose has been charged with abducting is her. some congressional democrats want to raise taxes on guns. the proposal would add an extra 10% on firearm purchases. supporters say that would generate tins of millions of dollars. the money would fund gun buy backs. at least half a dozen states including california are considering similar legislation. but gun right supporters say it's unfair to ask them to pay

for additional taxes to fund programs addressing a societal problem. the first of its kind gun buy back event in vallejo is being hailed as a success. they collected nearly 355 firearms including a military rocket launcher. matt garcia who was shot to death in 2008 told us he believes gun buy back events help reduce gun violence. >> we support the right to keep and bare arms but we also support the innovative ways to try to remove unwanted guns that are not being controlled properly in residential homes. >> organizers say many of the weapons were sawed many half and will be destroyed by the vallejo police department. the investigation into the chevron refinery fire in richmond has created a riff between environmental regulators and federal agency investigating the incident. the san francisco chronical reports they are investigating

the leading agent turn over notes from a six month probe. but the head of the safety board says turning over his findings to a grand jury would have a chilling effect on future investigations. a federal indictment could result in millions of dollars of indictment. berkeley restaurant will start taking reservations tomorrow. the restaurant has canceled existing reservations through that date. it will start accepting new ones as we said tomorrow. the fire on friday damaged the buildings exterior and the porch and part of the dining room. san francisco has paid out millions of dollars in damages to victims of water main breaks. last month a major break flooded 73 homes. the chronicle reports there have been 209 water main breaks in about as many as busted

sewage lines in the last two years. the utilities commission blames part of the problem on century old water lines. all the concrete to the new eastern span of the bay bridge is in place. crews filled the section that was about the length of the football field. it took a couple of hours to set. project spokesman says that project is sturdy enough. >> bridges are not designed to withstand a certain size earthquake. what we say is this bridge is designed to withstand the strongest possible ground motions involved with a seismic event. >> the new eastern span is schedule to open september 3rd. construction first ban back in 2002. we have a clear look at the bay bridge. there is a live picture of it. cal tran says there is still a large amount of work to get done before the opening. crews must coat and paint the main cable.

they will also have to install the lights and utilities. plus they have to finish the paving and installing expansion joints to allow the bridge to flex during an earthquake. for more on the new eastern span including raw video just go to ktvu.com and click on the bay bridge tab. cash payments are no longer going to be accepted starting march 27th. that means drivers will need to sign up for fast track, pay at a kiosk or they will get a bill in the mail. switching to all electronic tolling will ease congestion and close a budget short fall. the fair runs from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.. the car free event will close down some parts of the embarcadero from at & t park to fisherman's wharf. there will be plenty to enjoyish colluding a rock wall,

arts, and music. it will also feature mobile exhibits. >> and it could not have landed on a better day. if you liked yesterday, you will love today. temperatures are on the rise. yes. they will take another hike. we will be well above average in many cases. today we are looking at temperatures in the 70s for some of our warmer spots. it will feel good. we are look at mostly blue skies over our east bay hills. along the coastline picking up a little bit of patchy fog and i will show you that. how about now? over sausalito maybe in and around the marin head winds. we have this the lighter shade of gray indicating we have low clouds hovering in this area. ridge of high pressure beginning to strengthen and as it does our winds that we have seen beginning to weaken and that allows for some of that moisture to sort of creep inland just a lilt bit. off the san mateo coastline down into monterey. i don't expect it will get very far. we are looking at mostly sunny skies and another chilly start.

33-degrees in fairfield. looks to be the coldest spot at least on this map. 38 in napa. 37 santa rosa. 37 walnut creek. wide spread mid to low 40s. some of us cooler. livermore you are checking in anywhere from 4-6 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. 66 expects this afternoon in berkeley. if you are going to sunday streets san francisco 65 for the second half of the day. 70 in san rafael. low 70s for santa rosa. down into the south bay 69 for fremont today. 70 in pleasanton. low 70s in the santa clara valley. 77 morgan hill. a nice day to head to the board walk. 69 and partly cloudy over santa cruz. upper 60s to near 70 degrees up and down the peninsula for the afternoon. the extended forecast here there is that warming trend. it will continue, tuesday. temperatures will be at their warmest on wednesday. on thursday we begin to cool back just a little bit.

this ridge of high pressure will break down a partly cloudy to partly sunny sky is expected. we will remain dry. meanwhile the storming trend will pick up our over night lows. take a look at that as we get into tuesday and wednesday becoming a little bit more comfortable on the chillier spots. i'll have a look at your lunchtime numbers for you. the process of cleaning up continues in japan two years after that devastating tsunami few there is growing concern about organized crime in that region. how that secting the recovery. let's give you a live look outside 280 in san jose. i want to let you know two minutes from now the 408k race to the road begins. it should be a warm day out there. we are just warming it upright here on mornings on 2.

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thank you for joining us on this sunday morning. a live look over the oakland estuary. mostly clear skies and patchy fog along the coastline. thousands of protestors took to the streets in tokyo today ahead of the two year anniversary of a devastating earthquake that spawned a tsunami and nuclear disaster in japan. they called for an end to nuclear disaster and said the fallout could last tens of thousands of years. tomorrow marks two years since a magnitude 9.0 earthquake caused a tsunami that killed 19,000 people. the meltdown forced 160,000

people to evacwait their -- evacuate their homes. concerns remained about debris containing hazardous materials including radio active waste. workers say they have received little training on how to dispose of hazardous debris. organized crime is also a concern. criminal gangs often control big construction companies who have been bidding on cleanup contracts. a winter storm dump -- that dumped more than a foot of snow caused thousands cancellations. two children were killed in a car crash on a snowy highway. >> next possible flight they were trying to tell us for tuesday. that would keep us here for a couple of days. >> the national weather service says the storm is expected to impact most of the upper midwest by tomorrow. blizzard conditions are possible in nebraska, wyoming, and kansas. two homes on the massachusetts coast have been

demolished after they fell into the surf during a winter storm. officials say high tides from a nor'easter caused the foundations on the homes to give way. homeowners fear it could cause more damage to dozensover other homes. >> and ever the storm went out, we kept getting hit. it never gave us a break. >> officials are inspecting three homes that may also be declared inhabitable. six other homes need serious repairs. the central valley animal sanctuary where a lion killed a volunteer will reopen at 10:00 this morning. last wednesday 450-pound male lion kuskus54-year-old diana hanson. they believed the animal slipped out of his cage. a deputy had to shoot and kill the lion after efforts to get him away from hanson failed.

the founder of cat heavy says it's time to return to work and focus on the other 29 big cats in his facility. seven people were killed in a house fire in connecticut including five young children and a pregnant woman. neighbors called 911 after noticing smoke coming from the home yesterday morning but firefighters could not get to the people inside in time. the victims were a man and his pregnant girlfriend their three children and two other children who spent the night. >> this whole road that we live on is real close together. we know each other. it's just a tragedy. >> investigators say all seven died of smoke inhalation. arson investigators were at the scene but officials say no foul play is suspected. this morning the faa is looking into what caused a plane to crash into a house. two people were on board when the plane plummeted into a house on woodenville yesterday afternoon. no one on the ground was hurt. the pie hot and pass -- the

pilot and passenger are from washington state. the crew of a deadly sailboat accident initially refused help. the coast guard released special images taken from a rescued helicopter. it plucked six sailors out of the water but one died at the hospital. at first the crew declined any assistance. powerful waves eventually sent that boat crashing into some rocks. former south african president nelson mandela spent the night in the hospital. he was admitted for what government officials call a routine checkup. this morning the president's office says mandela has left the hospital and returned home. in december the 94-year-old spent nearly three weeks in the hospital for a lung inspection and golf stones. hugo chavez's new -- those in attendance chanted chavez lives, the fight goes on.

venezuela will hold a presidential election on april 14th. maduro row is the overwhelming favor and represent the countries united socialist party. chavez supporters are waiting hours in line to see their late leader after his tune roll on friday. his body was embalmed and put into a glass coffin for permanent display. the opposition party calls the display a political ploy to win votes in the april election. a contra costa county man has been arrested on suspicion of murdering his own father. they found richard dead inside his home on friday. his son 22-year-old matthew wester is being held on $1 million bail for connection with the death of his father. police have not released information on a cause of death. preliminary hearing continues tomorrow in a case involving a san francisco couple accused of killing their

daughter's pimp. prosecutors say barry gillton murdered calvin sneed after learning they may have forced her teenage girl to work as a prostitute. two other men are also charged in that case. a trial involving five former employees of lawrence livermore laboratory is scheduled to begin tomorrow. the employees filed a wrongful termination lawsuit after layoffs in 2008. most of the employees who let go were over the age of 40. o total of 130 former employees have filed suit. heads up for drivers near antioch. drivers who take lone tree way should expect delays in the evening and over night hours next week. crews will be restriping that roadway and that work is part of the highway 4 widening project. drivers will have a chance

to -- plan for hov ramps on the center divider. a public meeting is scheduled wednesday. the ramps were originally -- the sharks drop a big one at home blowing a two goal lead over the st. louis blues in overtime in the second period. sharks were up 2-1. fires one past jake that will put the sharks up 3-1. but then in the third period blues down 3-2. that takes the sharks into overtime. the blues would go on to win 4- 3. former golden state warrior monta ellis was back in oakland. milwaukee up one. jj drives hard and fouled as he hits that shot. the bucks would go on to win this one. monta ellis 26 points.

the war cross missed a fine chance to move up in the standing after both houston and utah loss on the road yesterday. barry zito foundation. the group con siss of marines that have been award the the purple heart. among those in attendance sergeant mark who threw out the ceremonial first pitch before game two of the world series. they will have a chance to eat lunch with the players and watch batting practice and be introduced on the field. zito will host a dinner for the marines tomorrow night. the post office continues to struggle but now east bay stackable says there is a solution -- bay say -- east bay says there a solution and it involves your e-mail. warmer air is spilling into the bay area. i'll have a look at your afternoon highs coming up. [ female announcer ] now your best accessory can be your smile.

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restaurants in new york city are getting ready for new limits on sugary drinks. some restaurants are hoping that a last minute court challenge will delay the new rules but most are preparing by ordering smaller glasses and printing new menus. duncan donuts is going a step forward tell -- dunkin donuts is going a step forward saying they will have to add their own sugar. >> i thought it was soda and iced teas. >> the city says it will not enforce violations for three months as restaurants adjust. we are learning more this morning about a bay area city councilman's proposal to tax e- mail. berkeley city councilman gordon says a tax on e-mail would create needed revenue for the post office as it faces a budget short fall. he also says the tax would create an even playing field. >> one of the reasons is the e-

mail the internet is taking business away from post office is one it's more convenient but also being subsidized. it's essentially provide services for free. i mean it's like the case of amazon verses local small businesses. >> wozniak has suspected -- suggested a .01 cents tax. this afternoon the u.s. will take on canada in the world baseball classic with the winner advancing. the canadian players may still be thinking about its fight yesterday against mexico that broke out during a 10-3 victory. a canada player was hit by a bench and then soon the bench was cleared. mexico was angry that canada was trying to add more runs in the ninth inning even though it had a big league. the world baseball classic puts

an emphasis on run differentials. let's go to rosemary. >> it will be pleasant out there today. if you haven't already pulled out the shorts it may be time. today's temperatures will be warmer than what we saw yesterday. the warming trend continues. this morning a chilly start if you are going to put the shorts on this morning. make sure you have a jacket this morning. wide spread low to mid 30s. 40s around the bay. by lunchtime feeling pretty good. upper 50s to low 60s and for the afternoon temperatures climbing above yesterday's highs by a few degrees. in most cases take a look. too much warming with the down load winds. 70 san rafael. 66 in berkeley. 69 in oakland. low 70s in o concord. santa clara valley we are

looking at 70ty frees. san jose 72 for you. 69 in santa cruz. the extended forecast is a dry one. we are ten days away from the arrival of spring and we could use the rain. but it will not come any time soon. take a look at the numbers. in fact, we will warm it up with the warmest day being wednesday. upper 30s will transition to lower 40s. back to you. a new development coming out of afghanistan. the set back for defense secretary chuck hagel a day after a suicide bombing outside the afghan defense ministry. we are following a deadly shooting in downtown oakland. why an expensive sports car is part of that investigation.

oakland police looking for two suspects in the city's latest homicide. we'll tell you who they are looking for. we are learning more information about the day santa cruz police officers were killed from firefighters who were actually there. it's a story you will only see on 2. how deputies were able to catch two men who were accused of stealing from a high school and a local charity. good morning, and welcome

to mornings on 2 i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. rosemary also here tracking your forecast. good morning, to you. >> good morning, to you. we have another nice day if store this morning. a chilly start. patchy fog along the coastline here. afternoon highs will be bumped up a few degrees over yesterday's. i will show you those highs. take a look at that patchy fog and of course your current temperatures coming up. we are following developing news out of downtown oakland where one man is dead after an over night shooting. christien kafton is live to explain how this expensive sports car may factor into this investigation. christien. >> reporter: first we spoke with oakland police about 15 minutes ago. they tell me they were called to the scene here with reports of multiple gunshot wounds and a victim down. let's walk you through the scene. we will show you where this unfolded. oakland police were out here an hour ago and since then they have cleared the scene. the victim was found in that area. claudine you talked about that

expensive sports car. as we swing to the lift you can see that expensive sports car was found just about a half block away in this driveway right here. police seem to think that was certainly connected to this case. they spent a great deal of time looking over that car. we can tell you in the area there was numerous shell casings. that car has since been towed. we did get video of that car. it was an astin martin. a very high end sports car. at this point it appears the car may have belonged to the victim. it had front end damage. as we looked at the vehicle we did not see any bullet holes in the car. police responded about 3:00 and saw the dead man in the street with several shell casings around him. and a half block away that very expensive sports car. there was another scene nearby where they also found more shell casings. certainly very complex and large investigation. we are hearing that the shooting happened just has nearby clubs were letting out.

now in that conversation i had with police 15 minutes ago, they say there is nothing to indicate that shooting had anything to do with any of the nearby clubs. but it certainly tells me there is witnesses in this case that there would have been poem people out walking the streets as the clubs let out. police tell me there are two suspects in this case and the suspects took off in a car. at this point they didn't offer any details about who that suspect may have been. we will continue to follow up on that story and bring you the latest developments. for now we are live in oakland christien kafton. over night news daily city police spent hours at the scene of a crash that killed three people. officers responded to the 100 block of east moore avenue just before 8:15 last night. police say one vehicle t-boned another. the driver in fact vehicle that actually hit the car wasn't hurt but there were four people in the other vehicle that got

hit. three were pronounced dead at the scene. a fourth was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. the cause of that crash is still under investigation. firefighters had to rescue two people inside a mini van. it happened near 880 and 29th avenue exit. speeding car could not make a turn and slammed right into that mini van which had briefly stopped near the intersection. a couple of people were trapped inside the mini van. several passengers from that van were take ton the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. three people in the suspects car ran from the scene. oakland police say a man pulled out a gun and fired at a party bus after being told he couldn't get on. police say the group who rented the bus was leaving a bar at 14th and webster streets. but when he was told he wasn't welcome, the man opened fire from the curb. no one on the bus was hit. police are still looking for

the gunman. the oakland police department new complines director starts his first day on the job tomorrow. thomas frazier is a former baltimore commissioner. frazier will have broad powers in the department including the authority to have chief howard jordan fired. a federal judge named him to the position to make sure the department fully complies with court order reforms. a prayer vigil will be held for a missing oakland woman. family members say erika was last seen at a store on 34th and telegraph avenue. she lost her husband from cancer last year and may suffer from depression. a $1,000 reward is being offered leading to more safe -- leading to her safe return. there is good news to report about a missing brentwood teen. family members say colton who is autistic has been safe and in good health. he was reported missing friday after going for a bike ride. family members were concerned

about his disappearance because he does not speak. it is a story you will only see on 2. a second person is in jail in connection to a case of stolen christmas presents in contra costa county. sheriffs deputies arrested a martinez man at his home wednesday night. acting on a tip authorities say they recovered items taken including one last month at a martinez warehouse. charity that feeds and gives holiday gifts to the poor they stored donations and supplies in that warehouse. >> you think about finding stuff. >> i think it's awesome. it's not our big stuff. it's a few hundred dollars worth of stuff but it's still getting the people who are behind us. >> another suspect was arrested friday and the thieves stole $60,000 worth of stuff. there is new information servicing about the day two

santa cruz police officers were killed. the fire department is allowing four fighters on scene to talk about what happened. the centennial reports clayton ran from the hail of gunfire but stopped to shield a woman who was taking out the trash but tripped and fell. o.k. don told the woman to keep calm and stay down. he calls it the worst day in 20 years as an emergency responder. there are new pictures showing the memorial procession for the slain officers. chp officer captured these images by a camera mounted on his motorcycle. also in santa cruz the highway patrol says it was forced to use a taser on a man in an act of self-defense. it happened while officers were trying to break up a fight on pacific avenue yesterday morning. they say one man lunged toward them and they felt threatened.

as salaries go up some warn prices could rise. a coalition of labor groups will join a business association to discuss the minimum wage increase in san jose. it will jump from $8 to $10 an hour beginning tomorrow. the san jose downtown association says some city businesses raised wages months ago. sunrise today a little later than sunrise yesterday. sunset today a little later. daylight saving time is here. >> you are right. it will feel nice as we get into the afternoon. sun 7:13 the official sunset for the afternoon. mostly sunny skies already outside our doors this morning. a live look over oakland. if you see the flag it's not

really blowing. the winds have really relaxed over the last 24 hours or so. take a look here. notice it's a barable wind. it's coming in from the east in napa. this is another indication that the ridge ever high pressure slowly taking over our weather pattern. that system from late in the week now a distant memory. but between the two systems we had the pressure radiant going on. the ridge of high pressure trying to build in over the next couple of days. the difference between the pressure is what really kicked up the winds. friday was a little breezy. that will begin to change. today the winds are lightening up and our air mass will continue to warm. lighter winds expected today. still a northerly flow. still coming in from this direction. with the lighter winds it also allows some of that moist pacific air to creep in. that is why we are seeing patchy fog. i do expect it will burn away.

we will be partly cloudy for the afternoon. it's about noontime here. we are looking mostly sunny. even along the coast. sunsets at 7:13. we'll have mostly sunny skies as we get into the evening hours. does that make any sense? how about sunny skies at sunset. 45 in oakland. it's a cold one in fairfield. 36 for you. 38 in napa. upper 30s in concord and livermore. 73 for napa today. 67 hayward. a lot of 60s along the peninsula. 68 for you san mateo. 69 in mountain view. 70 degrees san jose. the extended forecast the warming trend will continue the warmest day will be on wednesday. 76 mostly sunny skies in the forecast. we drop off on thursday but do remain dry. the over night lows upper 30s as we start the week but then becoming a little more

comfortable by tuesday into wednesday. low 40s for the morning lows. back to you. we are following developing news out of santa rosa where a woman has been rushed to the hospital after being hit by a car. it happened shortly after 7:00 this morning in santa rosa. the chp tells us the female pedestrian was transported to the hospital. she is being described as having major injuries. no other details have been released but the investigation into what happened is now under way. a security threat in afghanistan this morning is prompting changes to the new defense secretary first overseas trip. the reason tourists can no longer visit the white house. a citizen saw what was going on and got involved. >> a split second decision helps to save the life of that officer. the reason a good samaritan decided to step in.

welcome back. how about a breathtaking view of the oakland estuary. mid 30s to mid 40s around the bay area. afternoon highs will sore into the 60s to low 70s. new this morning a security threat canceled a news conference in afghanistan with new defense secretary chuck hagel. he did meet with afghan military leaders this morning but concerns after a suicide bombing killed nine civilians in kabul yesterday caused the cancellation of a news conference with hagel and

afghan president hamid karzai. the two will meet privately. it's about 4:15 in the afternoon in vatican city. church officials are finishing up work in preparation for tuesday's conclave. crews have already installed the chimney at the sistine chapel that will vent the smoke from burning ballots. benches and tables have been set up inside the chapel for the 115 cardinals that will elect the next pope to insure privacy electronic jamming devices have been installed. this will be the first time the pope is chosen after the social media explosion. facebook was launched just months before pope was elected -- many cardinal electors have their facebook pages and twitter pages while the conclave itself will be held in secret. analysts say the catholic church is embracing modern communication and technology. >> if a person is involved in tweeting and facebook it shows that they are trying to use

these new methods of communication to get the message out. and that is a plus. it's not a big enough plus to swing an election. >> one popular website is www.adoptacardinal.org. people are given the name of a specific cardinal to pray for through the conclave. 420,000 people have signed up so far. there were so many responses that the server briefly crashed. tourists across the country are angry they can no longer tour the white house. >> the white house is our house. >> sixth graders in iowa posted that protest on facebook this week receiving thousands of likes. the tours stopped yesterday because of the sequester. people who had secured tickets months in events were disappointed to find out they wouldn't be able to use them. >> i think there is plenty of other places that they ought to be cutting first long before they close the tours at the white house. >> it's too bad. because this is the united

states of america people's white house. and we should be able to do tours through them. >> the white house admitted the choice between pay cuts and cutting the tours was not an easy one. a house republican from texas is now threatening to introduce legislation to prevent the government from paying for president obama's golf trips until the white house tours resume. president obama is expected to nominate the head of the justice department civil rights division as his next labor secretary. the announcement could come as soon as tomorrow. thomas perez has led the justice department civil rights division since 2009 and previously served as maryland secretary. if confirmed he would replace hill da who resigned in january. some financial professionals are encouraging same sex partners to apply for social security tax refunds and other benefits given to married couples now. they strike down the federal defense of marriage act the couples may be eligible to

retroactive payments. arguments on the federal law and on california's proposition 8 begin march 26th with a decision expected by the end of june. hundreds of gay right supporters held a kiss in at a sacramento area mall. >> everyone is equal. it doesn't matter who you are. >> participates say they are showing their support for a gay couple who was asked to leave the mall after sharing a kiss. mall officials defended the security guard who asked the couple to leave but they had since apologized. >> westfield has again made efforts to correct the actions. i hope that everyone person who heard the story will stand up and fight for equality. >> mall officials say employees will under go sensitivity training and all groups should feel welcome. police chief at the university is fighting back against a bill that would allow school employee to carry guns

on campus. the chief says the bill introduced last week by a republican senator could have unintended consequences. the bill would allow nevada higher education teachers to carry guns on campus if they have a concealed weapons permit and notify administrators. the chief says he fears the proposal could lead to guns inside campus buildings including dorms. some congressional democrats want to raise taxes on guns. the proposal would add an extra 10% on firearms purchases. supporters say that would generate tens of millions of dollars. the money would fund gun buy backs. at least half a dozen states including california are considering similar legislation. but gun right supporters say it's unfair to ask them to pay additional taxes to fund programs addressing a problem that they say stems from multiple causes. a new survey raises questions about how well school districts are prepared for

child abuse cases. they asked 94 local school districts about the issue and 78 responded. less than of of those say they offer annual tripping to employees on how -- training to employees on how to recognize and report sexual abuse. there was a special sendoff in newtown, connecticut for dozens of cyclists honoring victims of the deadly shooting in the massacre there. riders took off a 400-mile trip from newtown to washington, d.c.. they will ride for four days to honor the 26 lives lost and urged congress to pass stricter fun laws. a good samaritan is being called a hero for helping to save a police officer. he goes by the name of joe. joe says he saw the officer struggling with the suspect and decided to get involved when the man started reaching for the officers gun. that is when joe said he grabbed the man's hand and slammed it on the gun.

police say his actions likely saved the officers life. >> i had to do something. because somebody is going to end up dead here. or the cop will not be coming home to his wife or children or whatever. and i just jumped out and jumped on him. >> police say the suspect who was struggling with the officer is a known gang member who had just been spotted trying to break into a car. from politics to painting. how former president george w. bush is using art to relax in retirement. it's a chilly start outside our doors at this hour. but our temperatures are thawing out. and for the afternoon unseasonally warm weather expected once again. i'll have a look at your numbers coming up. you can't move the tv there.

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ever former president george w. bush seems to have find a new passion outside of being president. painting. she says he started off painting pictures of dogs and then moved on to painting landscapes. the former president has a real potential as an artist. >> he picked it up so quick. it just was amazing actually. and you know his whole heart is in it. >> flood says the former president signs all of his pictures 43. bay area nonprofit is

helping teenage girls celebrate a high school tradition. the princess project is giving away free prom dresses today to high school students who can't afford to buy bun. thousands of dresses in all colors and sizes are on display in san francisco. any girl with a valid high school id can shop for a dress while supplies last. more than a thousand prom dresses will be given out to high school girls in san jose. high school students can also free tree cleaning, hair, and makeup session certificates. it starts at 9:00 a.m. in san jose. stockbroker dozens of people turned out to a blood drive to honor officer todd young. he was shot trying to arrest a suspect. he under went ten surgeries and needed multiple blood transfusion. he is now back on the swat tale. organizers say his story should remind everyone about the

importance of blood drives. >> there are heros every day in and out and come here to save other people's lives on top of it. it's just a miracle. >> more than 100 units of blood were collected at the event. touching story coming out of new york state. [ applause ] air force chief master sergeant mark man returned from afghanistan to surprise his daughter at school. he just came back from his fourth tour overseas. he says he and his family have a lot of catching up to do. >> all i've seen is pictures over the last 6.5 months. so it will be nice to see the real thing. when i left she was in middle school. now she is in high school. >> chief master sergeant man also observed his 20th year in the armed forces. the family celebrated the reunion with a trip to their favorite restaurants. time now 8:26.

and yes, 8:26. if you're waking up thinking what happened to my hour? it went away. we lost it. rosemary watching this beautiful day shaping up for us this morning. >> yes we lost that hour of sleep but now we will gain a an hour of daylight into the evening. so it's all good. for the afternoon today temperatures again hiking above yesterday's highs. this morning mostly sunny around the bay. and in the coastline. if you live along the coast you are seeing it as well. mid upper 30s for the inland spots and for our bay temperatures in the 40s at this time. mild by the lunch hour. upper 50s to low 60s. and we will be warmer once again. low 60s for the coast. low 70s for some of our inland communities. 73 in santa rosa. that is a whopping ten degrees. 73 in napa. inland east bay 71 for concord, livermore. down into the south bay.

wide spread 60s around the bay. 65 san francisco. upper 60s redwood city mountain view, palo alto you will be nice for today. extended forecast. warming trend continues into wednesday. mid to upper 70s in the forecast with mostly sunny skies. over night lows and early morning lows will actually come up as well. upper 30s to low 40s eventually. with this dry weather in place, we could sure use that rain. i'll have an updated look at your rainfall percentages for the season coming up. it's been close to one year since the disappearance of morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. what her family is planning to do in her honor. a man shot and dead over night. enough about the book, i want to hear about your date. well, he showed up in a van. [ women ] oh-awww. [ voices in background ] [ female announcer ] swapportunity.

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the search is on this morning for two suspects who opened fire in downtown oakland killing a man. good morning, and welcome to morning ons 2 it's sunday march 10th. >> i'm mike mibach. that shooting happened around 3:00 this morning just as a nightclub was letting out. they found a man's body near a sidewalk and an expensive sports car nearby that was later towed. police have not confirmed the connection between the victim and the sports car. chp is investigating a deadly accident near free monday that shut down traffic over night. it happened shortly after 12:30 this morning. the chp says at least one person was taken to the hospital where they died. roanoke park police arrested a man who slashed his roommate with a machete. it happened in his apartment on civic center drive.

investigators say the two men got into some sort of fight. that argument turned violent. the 22-year-old victim suffered severe cuts to his face and legs. his roommate was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. we are learning more about a homicide investigation in hayward. investigators are looking into claims that a workplace dispute may be behind the shooting of an immigrant. police found the victim inside is a small camper behind the home on princeton street. the homeowner said the victim repeatly moved from mexico and working two jobs. they also told us he had recently fought with someone at work. >> he had a problem last week about a fight with somebody at work. but we don't know who they were. next weekend marks oneer since the disappearance of morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. she was kidnapped on her way to

school. 21-year-old antolin garcia torres is charged with abducting and killing lamar. lamar's family and friends plan to hold a balloon release in her honor. a preliminary hearing involves a san francisco couple accused of killing their daughter's pimp. barry and lupa murdered calvin sneed after learning he may have forced their teenage daughter to work as a prostitute. he was shot near the couple's home. two other men are charged in the case. a trial involving five former employees of lawrence livermore laboratories is scheduled to begin tomorrow. those employees filed a wrongful termination lawsuit. after congress turned over management of the lab to a private company. most of the employees who were let go were over the age of 40. a total of 130 former employees have filed suit. the first gun buy back

event is being hailed as a big success. organizers say they collected nearly 350 firearms including a military rocket launcher. the father of fairfield city councilman garcia who was shot to death back in 2008 told us hubblies these types of events help reduced gun violence. >> we support the right to keep and bear arms but we also support innovative ways to try to remove unwanted guns that are not being controlled properly in residential homes. >> organizers say many of the weapons were sawed in half and will be destroyed by the vallejo police department. the investigation into the chevron refinery fire in richmond has created a riff between environmental regulators and the federal agency investigating the incident. th san francisco chronicle reports the epa is demanding the lead investigator for the chemical safety board turn over note from a six month probe. the head of the safety board says turning over his findings to a grand jury would have a

chilling effect on future investigations. a federal indictment could result in millions of dollars in penalties and responsibility of prison tile for some officials. all concrete in the new eastern span of the bay bridge is in place. crews yesterday filled a section that was about the length of three football fields. the concrete took a couple of hours to set. that section is sturdy and flexible enough to deal with changing traffic loads, temperatures, and large earthquakes. >> bridges are notate signed to withstand a certain size earthquake on a richter scale. what we say it's designed to withstand the strongest possible motion within a 1500 year period. >> the eastern span is scheduled to open september 3rd. and we have a clear pretty look for you of the bay bridge. this is a live picture that shows you that new span. looking nice this morning. cal tran says there is a lot of

work left to be done before the opening coat and paint the main cable. they will also have to install the lights and utilities. plus they still have to finish the paving and install the expansion joints that allow the bridge to flex during an earthquake. for more on the new eastern span including raw video from yesterday's concrete pour just go to ktvu.com and click on the bay bridge project tab. transit officials are warning drivers to be prepared to switch to that all electronic tolling on the golden gate bridge. cash payments no longer going to be accepted at the toll plaza starting march 27th. which means drivers are going to need to do a few things. either sign up for fast track or pay kiosks or they will get a bill in the mail. transit officials say switching to all electronic tolling will ease congestion. san francisco is paid out millions of dollars in damages to victims of water main breaks.

last month major break in west portal flooded 23 homes. the chronicle reports there have been 209 water main breaks in about as many as busted sewage lines in the past two years. the city's tab $5.4 million. the san francisco public utilities commission blames part of the problem on century old water lines. fremont leaders are considering a plan for a downtown area. they hope to create a downtown that stretches six blocks of downtown. they will include city hall, the county courthouse, and washington and kizer hospitals. it will be anchored by the fremont hub and gateway shopping plazas. the city plans to spend $15 million acquiring the property but hopes most of the project will be done by private developers. sunday streets returns to san francisco today. it runs from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.. the car free event will close down some parts of the embarcadero to at & t ballpark

to fisherman's wharf. organizers say there will be plenty to enjoy. the event will also feature mobile exhibits from the exploratorium. 8:37. i spent all day outside because it was just so nice outside. that is what everyone was talking about. certainly enjoying that weather. and it looks like it just keeps getting nicer? >> yeah. a near repeat. even warmer in some cases and we get an extra hour to enjoy later today. as we get out the door this morning be prepared still a little chilly out there. especially for our valley locations and some of us dealing with a little bit of patchy fog. you can see crossing that bridge this morning you are going to endure that. along the coastline this morning patchy fog reported. half-moon bay with visibility to about five miles. mostly sunny skies in most cases it's calm out there. ridge of high pressure strengthening over the area. relaxing the winds we have seen over the past couple of days. 38 in napa.

38 in concord. wide spread 40s around the bay. some of our chillier spots those inland valley locations where the cold heavier air sinks in along the valley floor and holds steady for a little while. the winds again are light. so nothing to come along and help mix that cold air. we beginning to see the numbers rebound and we will really see the temperatures warm into the afternoon. a look here at your satellite radar. ridge of high pressure beginning to build in. now with lighter winds in place allowing some of that pacific moisture to just creep in just a little bit of patchy fog out there. i expected we'll see that as we get into your workweek ahead. morning low clouds a possibility. the ridge you can see here keeping that storm track well to the north. think will be the case the entire week. here is where we all stand. at least for today. santa rosa 83% of average.

with this last system san jose picked up a half inch of rain. that was pretty good for you san jose. a look at the afternoon highs for today. 72 in petaluma. 72 in novato. 70 degrees for san rea fell. let's head to the east bay. you have 67 in alameda. 67 for hayward. a beautiful day to be out shopping. 70 degrees san jose. 69 santa clara. you will be out riding your bikes in san francisco. 69 redwood city. partly sunny skies for the coast today. there is the extended forecast with the warming trend continuing all the way into wednesday. the warmest day. 76 with mostly sunny skies in the afternoon. we begin cooling down on thursday. i really don't see any rain all the way into the weekend. back to the desk. nasa says a large asteroid has passed by earth. scientists at the university of

arizona just discovered that space rock six days ago. you are looking at images that were taken by a space telescope yesterday. thes a trade is about the size of a football field. at its closest, it was about 600,000 miles away. which is more than double the distance between the moon and earth. but unlike the asteroid that hit russia last month experts say there was no danger of this one striking earth. the process of cleaning up continues in japan. two years after the tsunami. camera looking a little dirty. no traffic problems. it's really quiet out there. i'm not sure if people are sleeping. it is 8:41 on the clock and this is mornings on 2.

thank you for joining us on this sunday morning. a live look over the bay. what a pretty start to the day. patchy fog along the coast this morning. mostly sunny and warmer for your afternoon. a winter storm dumped more than a foot of snow on colorado

is now moving east. the storm forced almost 500 flights to be canceled. at denver international airport and it did wreak havoc on those roads. two children were killed in a car crash. >> next possible flight they were trying to tell us for tuesday. that would keep us camping out here for a couple of days. >> the national weather service says the storm is expected to impact most of the upper midwest by tomorrow. blizzard conditions are possible in nebraska, wyoming, and kansas. two homes on the massachusetts coast have been demolished after they fell into the surf during a winter storm. officials say high tides from a nor'easter caused the foundations of the homes to give way. homeowners fear the tides could cause more damage to a dozen other homes. >> and after the storm went out, we kept getting hit. it just never gave us a break.

>> reporter: officials are inspecting three homes that may be declared inhabilitatable. six other houses need repairs. thousands of protestors took to the streets in tokyo today ahead of the two year anniversary of the that devastating earthquake that spawned a tsunami and nuclear disaster in japan. they called for an end to nuclear power and says the fallout from the meltdown could last tens of thousands of years. tomorrow marks two years since a magnitude 9.0 earthquake caused a tsunami that killed nearly 19,000 people. the meltdown forced 160,000 people to evacuate their homes. two years after the disasters in j pack hazardous debris some workers say they have gotten little training on how to dispose of that hazardous debris. organized crime also a concern there. officials say criminal gangs often control big construction

companies who have been bidding on cleanup contracts. nelson mandela is out of the hospital. he stayed over night and was released this morning. in december the 94-year-old spent nearly three weeks in the hospital for a lung inspection and gull stones. nicholas move during row took the office. venezuela will hold a presidential election on april 14th. maduro row is the overwhelming favorite and represent the countries united socialist party. chavez supporters are waiting hours in line to see their late leader after his funeral on friday.

neighbors called 911 after noticing smoke coming from the home yesterday morning. but firefighter couldn't get to the people inside at the time. family members say the victims were a man and his pregnant girlfriend. their three children and two other children who had been there spending the night. >> this whole road we live on is close together. we know each other. it's just a tredy. >> investigators say all seven died from smoke imhalation. arson investigators were at the scene. officials say no foul play is suspected. this morning the faa is looking into what caused a plane to crash into a how's north of seattle. authorities say two people were on board when that plane plummeted into a house in woodenville yesterday afternoon. no one was hurt. the pilot and the passenger are from washington state.

coast guard in san diego says the crew of a deadly sailboat accident initially repaysed help. the coast guard released images taken. it plucked six sailors out of the water but one died at the hospital. at first the crew declined any assistance. powerful waves sent that boat crash into rocks. a central valley animal sanctuary will reopen today. cous cous killed 24-year-old diana hanson. they believe the animal slipped out of his cage and attacked hanson as she was cleaning an outdoors lions enclosure. a deputy had to shoot and kill the lion after efforts to get him away from hanson failed. heads up for drivers near antioch. cal tran says drivers who take lone tree way between antioch

and brentwood should expect delays in the evening and over night hours this week. crews will be restriping that roadway. the work is part of the highway 4 widening project that includes a construction of ha new bridge over lone tree way. berkeley famous restaurant will start taking new reservations tomorrow but it will be a couple of weeks before you can eat there. the restaurant will need the time to repair the damage from a fire that broke out early friday morning. firefighters are calling it an accidental electrical fire. it damaged the exterior and porch. the restaurant has canceled existing reservations. they are hoping to reopen by march 23rd. paying a tax defendant e- mails. there is a proposal in one east bay city to do just that. what that money would be used for. outside our doors it's a cool start but our morning temps are on the rise. i'm tracking your warmup coming up. here you go little man.

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restaurants in new york city are getting ready for new limits on sugary drinks. no restrictions are set to take effect on tuesday. restaurants are hoping a last minute court challenge will redo the rules. >> i'm surprised. i thought it was soda and iced teas.

i didn't know it was coffee. >> the city says it are not enforce violations for three months as restaurants adjust. we are learning about a bay area city councilman's proposal to -- attacks rob e-mail would create needed revenue for the post office as it faces a budget short fall. he also says the tax would create an even playing field. >> one of the reasons is the internet is taking business away from post office one it's more convenient but also being subsidized. kit provide services for free. it's like the case of amazon verses local small businesses. >> wozniak suggested a .01 cents tax. a federal law currently prevents e-mails from being taxed. san jose sharks -- the sharks were up 2-1 when matt fires one past jake allen to

light up that lamp. 3-1 sharks. but then in the third blues were down 3-2 and they get one past going right about there. that would take the sharks into overtime. the blues would win 4-3. monta ellis was back in oakland. last night the warriors took on milwaukee bucks. the bucks would win this one 103-93. month say ellis 26 points and five assists. warriors missed a prime chance to move up in the standings. time now 8:54. rosemary going to be a gorgeous one. >> it is going to be nice out there. ten days until the arrival of spring but it is already in the air. this morning it's a cool start but our temperatures are rebounding. mid 20 to -- mid to upper 30s around the inland communities. patchy fog this morning. partly cloudy to mostly sunny.

upper 50s to low 60s expected for the lunchtime hour. as we get into the afternoon low 60s by the coast. around the bay low 70s inland. 71 for livermore. 72 in fairfield. head to the north another nice one in santa rosa. 73. wide spread 60s along the peninsula. redwood city into mountain view. winds will generally be lighter across the bay area and along the coast. the extended forecast the warming trend continues. mid 70s in the forecast by tuesday. upper 70s on wednesday and then cooling it back on thursday. we do remain dry though. over night lows will become more comfortable as well. upper 30s to low 40s for the chillier spots as we get into tuesday and wednesday. thursday looks good. it seems a lot of people were off to see the wizard of oz. this weekend disney new oz the great and powerful is expected to make $80 million this weekend at the box office. the movie is a prequill to the

old classic. last week's number one movie jack the giant slayer will come in second followed by dead man down, identity thief, and 21 and over. hollywood is getting create for boosting the labor market. the u.s. economy added 276 jobs in february. according to the labor department 21,000 of those jobs came from the film industry. that is a 5% employment boost in motion picture and sound jobs in just a month. facebook will start to roll out changes to the news feed this week. the company unvailed a new layout a few days ago. photos and video will be much more prominent than text and users will be able to set up several personalized news feeds. the update will begin rolling out on thursday. revised mobile apps are coming in the next few weeks. a threat to put forth legislation that would ban the presidents from playing golf. what has both lawmakers and people visiting the nation's capitol so upset this morning.

plus oscar pistorius former girlfriend family is speaking out about her death this morning. why her uncle says he deserves to be forgiven. q

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nightclub in downtown oakland overnight, what investigators found at the scene. and taking from charity, the new details we are learning about stolen items in contra costa county over christmas. and concerns in afghanistan as chuck hagel was meeting with troops overseas. complete news coverage continues,. >> good morning everyone welcome to mornings on 2, i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. we lost that hour overnight but we're going to get it later today in exchange for sunshine. we get a longer day today. >> you're right, more daylight hours. it's going to be another nice ones, temperatures will sore above yesterday's highs by a degree or so in santa rosa. san francisco by 5. san jose by 6. a nice warm up on the way. this morning a bit cool but

beginning to e see the rebound, i'll have a look at the current temperatures and we have patchy fog to contend with this morning. more on that coming up: the search is on for two suspects who opened fire in downtown oakland killing a man. the shooting happened around 2 on 9th and clay as a nightclub was letting out. they say a man's body lying on the sidewalk and an expensive car nearby. police have not confirmed the conviction between the victim and the sports car. a woman was rushed to a hospital after being hit by a car in santa rosa. the chp tells us the woman was transported to the hospital with major injuries. no other details are available at this time. and in overnight news, dale

-- officers responded to the 100 block of east moore avenue before 1:15 last night. the driver in the first week was not hurt, but there were four people in the other people. three were dead the at the scene. the cause of the wreck is under investigation. it is a story only on 2. a second person in jail in connection with a case of stolen christmas presents in contra costa county. sheriff's deputies arrested a martinez man at his home acting on a tip. they recovered items taken in a couple recent burglaries including one last month in a warehouse. a charity that feeds and gives holiday gives to the poor and elderly stored e donations and supplies in the warehouse. >> reporter: what do you think about finding stuff. >> i think it's awesome. it's not our big stuff. it's a few hundred dollars worth of stuff, but it's still getting the people who are

behind us. >> that first want was arrested friday. in all thieves stole an estimated $60,000 goods of charities, some of the items surfaced a at a freeway market. a prayer vigil is going to be held for a missing oakland woman. family members say erica mascaleras was last seen at a store. she lost her husband last year, and a thousand dollar reward is offered for information to her safe return. the vigil is scheduled for 1:00 this afternoon at a first congregational church of oakland. new information in the deadly shooting of two santa cruz police officers, for the first time the fire department is allowing four firefighters who were on the scene that day to talk about what happened. the sentinel reports 43-year- old clayton ogden ran from the hail of gunfire but stopped to shield a woman who was taking out the trash. ogden told the woman to keep

calm and stay down. he calls it the worst days in his 20 years as an emergency responder. there are pictures showing the procession, loren butch baker and elizabeth butter. a chp officer captured the images. people were holding signs and flags. it is just after 5:00 p.m. at the vatican, church officials are finishing up work in preparation for tuesday's conclave. crews have already installed the chimney at the sistine chapel. benches and tables have been set up inside the chapel for the 115 cardinals who will elect the next pope. to ensure privacy, electronic jamming devices have been added to block all communication signals. analysts athis will be the first time a pope is chosen after the social media explosion. facebook was launched months

before benedict became pope in 2005 and many cardinal electors have their own facebook pages and twitter kite -- twitter site. >> if a person is involved in tweeting and facebook it shows that they're trying to use these new melteds of communication to get the -- methods of communication to get the message out. it's not a big enough plus to swing an election. >> one popular web site is adopt a cardinal.org. they are giving the name of a specific cardinal to pray for in the conclave. 425,000 people have signed up. a security threat canceled a news conference in afghanistan with new defense secretary chuck hagel. he met with afghan military leaders this morning but there were concerns after a suicide bomber killed 9 civilians yesterday. and that caused a cancellation

of a news conference. the pair will meet privately. hagel also spoke face to face with a group of american service members in kabul. he said it was important he travel to afghanistan to thank the troops personally for their service. hagel is a vietnam war vet. good morning to you, another gorgeous day around the bay area, a live look at the bay bridge and into san francisco, you may notice a little bit of patchy fog out there this morning, and we're seeing it along some of our coastal communities, half-moon bay reporting some fog. show you that in just a moment. let's take a look at the current temperatures. for most of us this is the story. a cool start but now feeling a little bit better. san francisco upper 40s to eloy 50s. 51 in oakland. 40s in napa, santa rosa. fairfield slipping to freezing this morning. 49 antioch. upper 40s in hayward.

low 40s in walnut creek. a good day to get out and do exercise. maybe a bike ride. maybe a run. cool enough to you out as you step outside this morning. meanwhile heading to the farmers market, you may need an extra layer you will be shedding. notice the winds generally light out there. i do not expect they will kick up as we have seen over the last couple of afternoons, friday as well as saturday. a little breezy in some areas. these winds now becoming a bearable wind and you can see fairfield reporting a north wind, and mountain view, an easterly breeze and calm conditions santa rosa. another sign that the ridge of high pressure that is beginning to strengthen and gain its momentum over california. if i show you the ridge here, you can see that it's actually going to continue this direction and keep that storm track to the north. so no rain in site unfortunately, but we have some great weather because of the ridge of high pressure. it's bringing us warmer air.

temperatures will climb well above average for your afternoon. it's also again, helping to relax those wind now that it's becoming the dominant feature in the weather pattern and a little bit of that on shore breeze and that air to creep in. the patchy fog will be with us along the coastline. it doesn't move inland, it just stays here and for the amp, patches of fog, i expect along the coastline, and mostly sunny skies. 53 pacifica. widespread 60s arounded bay. 71 for napa. and low 70s for san jose and morgan hill. the extended forecast, the warming trend continues, we peak on wednesday. mid- to upper 70s. in the forecast under mostly sunny skies. temperatures will begin to fall on thursday. unfortunately i don't yesenia rain in the forecast even next weekend at this point. looks dry. upper 30s to low 40s in the evernight hours becoming more comfortable as we get into the workweek as well.

back to you. there's some relief for drivers headed to the gas station, a gallon of regular is 4 hadn't 17 down a cent from yesterday and a nickel from a week ago. not that much but at least it's in the downward direction and consider this last year, regularly unloaded cost 4:35 a gallon. u.s. supplies are 10% higher than they were a year ago. oil refineries that were shut down are now back online. prices could fall between 20 to 25-cents this month in some cities. let's give you a look at where gas prices are are sitting here in the bay area. people in san francisco an average of 4.25. in san jose, 4.11 and in oakland, the afternoon price at the pump is 4 -- average price is 4.10. the car free event will close down some parts of the

the embarcadero, organizers say will be plenty to enjoy, including rock wall, art booths and music, and other performances performances and mobile exhibits. unique protest at a mall near sacramento. >> everyone is equal. it doesn't matter who you are. >> we'll let you know why hundreds of couples hunkered up and the message they were trying to send: and the threat to put forward legislation that would ban the president from golf. what is lawmakers and people visiting the nation's capitol so upset this morning. let's take outside for a live look at e highway 101 in san francisco. no problems to report. we've been keeping an eye on the roadways all morning long and it's been pretty smooth. we'll keep checking on it and let you know if that changes. it's 9:10. this is mornings on 2.

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a live look at the hills overlafayette this morning. we have a warm up on the horizon. i'll have a look at at temperatures coming up. tourists are from across the country are angry they can no longer tour the white house. 6th graders posted a facebook receiving thousands of likes.

tour stopped yesterday because of the sequester, people who had secure tickets months in advance were disappointed to find out they couldn't use them. >> i think that there's plenty of other places that they ought to be cutting first long before they, you know, close tours of the white house. >> it's too bad because this is the united states of america. people's white house, and we should be able to do tours through them. >> the white house says the choice between pay cuts ask cutting the tours was not an easy one. a house republican from texas though is now threatening to introduce legislation that would prevent the government from paying for president obama's golf trips until the white house tours resume. tensions between republicans and the president may be easing up a little bit. president obama is reaching out to the gop, he will make rare visits to capitol hill to attend both democratic and republican party meetings. gop lawmakers say they will work with the president over the budget and the sequester,

however they warn sharp ideological differences will be difficult to overcome. president obama is expected to nominate the head of the justice department civil rights division as his next labor secretary. the announcement could come as soon as tomorrow, thomas perez has led the civil rights division since 2009 and previously served as maryland's labor secretary. if confirmed he would replace hilda solis who resigned in january. the family of oscar pistorius' girlfriend is breaking their silence this morning following the deadly shooting. >> i would like to be face to face with him and forgive him, forgive him what he's done. and that way i can find probably more peace with the situation. >> reeva steenkamp's uncle says he's not angry with pistorius, he claims he thought his

girlfriend was an intruder and that's what led him to open fire. he is facing premeditating charges and is free on jail. a new survey raises questions about how well school districts are prepared for child abuse cases. they asked 94 school districts a about the issue and less than half said they offer training to employees on how to recognize sexual or physical abuse. some financial couples are encouraging same sex partners to apply for social security, tax refunds and other benefits given to married couples. the if the supreme court strikes down the defense of marriage act, couples may be eligible for retroactively payments. and there is a three year statute of limitations for refunds. arguments on the federal law and on california's proposition 8 begin march 26th with a ruling expected by the end of

june. gay rights supporters held a kiss in at a sacramento area mall. >> everybody's equal. it doesn't matter who you are. >> participants said they were showing their support for a gay couple who was asked to leave the mall after sharing a kiss. mall officials defended the security guard for asking the couple to leave and they have since apologized. >> they have made efforts to correct the action, i hope every person will stand up and fight for equality. >> employees will undergo sensitivity training and all groups should feel welcome at the roseville galleria. a bay area nonprofit group is helping teenage girls celebrate a high school tradition. ktvu reporter cristin is in san francisco where the princess program is giving away thousands of prom dresses.

christian. >> reporter: what young lady wouldn't want to feel like a princess. we've been here for 15 minutes and seen tons of young ladies looking at the dresses and trying to pick out the perfect outfit. this is just in time for prom season. we're joined by megan ramaro. >> the princess project is an organization where girls can get prom dresses that are 100 percent donate, they can come in, pick whatever dress they want and try them on and go to their prom, which is a fantastic time to do t. they're free for any high school student as long as they show a high school i that is what i wanted to ask you, who qualifies and how can you come down and pick up the dress of your dream. >> anybody qualifies, they need to bring an id, we don't check financial record. >> reporter: and a lot of young

ladies, this is focused on young ladies in san francisco and the east bay. >> correct. yes, we have a lot of girls in san francisco but they can come from all over the bay area. >> reporter: and you said the dresses donated, a lot of volunteers and the dresses are e donated and the location which feels like a dress shop with all of the dresses down here, the dressing rooms downstairs all is donated for you. >> absolutely yes, this is 100 percent donated. we are at the corner of church and market and it's beautiful here. we set this all up so it looks like a store. we've been here for two weekends now actually setting up, getting these dress racks together, putting the dresses on the racks by size and color, so the girls have easy access to the dresses they want to get. >> reporter: how can somebody help out for next year. >> go to princessproject.org and find out information on our san francisco location. we have a silicon valley location. if you're in the south bay, you can help out there. >> reporter: megan from the

princess project. if you did not get a chance to come down here, today, there's one more chance. next saturday will be the last day for the princess project. here is the location at church and market. they have tons of beautiful dresses so the prom princess can pick out the dress of her dreams. we have life, christian kafton. a wish came true for a new york high school student. air force chief master sergeant mark mann returned from afghanistan to surprise his daughter at school. he just came back from his 4th 4th tour overseas. he says he and his family have a lot of catching up to dod. >> all i've seen is pictures over the last 6 1/2 months so it will be nice to e see the real thing. when i left she was in middle school. >> a big change. >> now she's in high school. chief master sergeant mann

observed his 20th year in the armed forces. they celebrated the reunion with a trip to their favorite restaurant. giants pitcher barry zitto is bringing 20 troops to spring training, marines who have been awarded the purple heart. among those in attendance, is sergeant nick kimmel, a triple amp ewe e amp -- amputee. 9:20 and the battle for a win, just how far two baseball teams took things to win the world baseball classic. our warming trend continues for sunday. i'll have a look at the numbers expected for your neighborhood coming up. if rs

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there was a special send off in newtown connecticut for dozens of cyclists honoring the victims of the massacre. riders took off on a 400 mile trip that will take them from newtown to washington d.c. they will ride for 4 theys to honor the -- days to honor the 26 lives lost. and a good samaritan in stock ton is being called a hero for helping to save a police officer. e he goes by joe, and joses he saw the officer struggling with a suspect and decided to get involved when the man started reaching for the officers gun. that's when joe said he grabbed the man's hand and slammed it right on the ground. police say his actions likely saved the officer's life. >> i knew i had to do something because somebody's going to end up dead or cop's not going to be coming home to his wife or children or whatever and i jumped out and jumped on him. >> the suspect who was struggling with the officer a

known gang member in the area who had been spotted trying to break into a car. it's warming up nicely out there. time to get outside and enjoy the day. rose mary is following great weather. >> another ties day around the bay area. temperatures will be warmer than yesterday in most cases, meaning we are going to be well above average in many areas. right now temperatures sitting in the 40s to near 50 degrees. a few low 40s to our inland communities, nearing 50 degrees in fran, oakland, for the afternoon by noontime, upper 50 as and low 60s. the second half of the day with the daylight savings transition, dinner outdoors because as you settle l in we won't get the chill that we typical get at dinner time. 69 in oakland for the afternoon. 69 mountain view, 70 degrees for san jose, the warmer spots in the north bay once again.

73 napa 73 santa rosa. look at the next few days, wednesday looks to be the warmest day. mid- to upper 70s for the bay area. communities, overnight lows, will bump up just a bit a as we get back to work tomorrow morning, going to be cool but going to feel better by tuesday, wednesday. thursday dry, temperatures not as warm. back to you. the u.s. stakes on canada and the world baseball classic, the canadian players will be thinking about the fight in mexico. broke out during a 10-3 victory. and as you can see there, those benches cleared and canada's pitching coach was also hit by a water bottle thrown from the crowd. the team was angry that canada was trying to add more runs in the 9th inning even though it had a big lead and canada had no choice becaused world baseball classic puts an emphasis on run differential in case of ties in the standings.

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gunfire erupts near a nightclub in downtown oakland overnight. what investigators found at the scene, as they a try to piece together what happened in the city's latest homicide. good morning, welcome to mornings on 2. i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. new this morning, the search is on for two people who opened fire in downtown oakland killing a man. the shooting happened around 3:00 a.m. around 89th and clay as a -- ninth and clay, police say they found a man's body on a sidewalk and an expensive sports car was nearby. may have collided with a nearby sedan. police have not confirmed the connection between the victim and the sports car: we are learning more this morning about a homicide investigation in hayward, investigators are looking into claims a workplace dispute may be behind the shooting of an immigrant. they found the victim in a

camper. the victim had recently moved from mexico and was working two jobs at restaurants. they told us he had recently fought with someone at work. >> he had a problem last week at work, but we don't really know who they were. >> investigators are still trying to confirm if a workplace dispute played a role in that shooting. in overnight news, firefighters rescued two people trapped inside a mini van after a crash in oakland. it happened near interstate 880 and 29th avenue. witnesses say a speeding car couldn't make a turn and slammed into a mini van that had briefly stopped near the intersection. several passengers were taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. three people in the suspect's car ran from the scene. the chp is investigating a deadly accident on northbound 680 near fremont that shut down traffic overnight. it happened shortly before 12:30 this morning north of the washington boulevard exit. the chp says at least one

person was taken to the hospital where they later died. oakland police say a man pulled out a gun and fired at a party bus after being told he couldn't get on. the group renting the bus was leaving a bar when a man tried to board the vehicle. when he was told he was not welcome he opened fired from the curb. no one was hit who was on the bus and police are are looking for the gunman. the sanctuary where a lion killed a volunteer reopens in a half hour. couscous killed 24-year-old dianna hanson. they believe he slipped out of the cage and attacked hanson as she was cleaning an enclosure. a deputy had to shoot and kill the lion after efforts o to get it away from hanson failed. and it's now time to return to work and focus on the other cats in the facility. some congressional democrats want to raise taxes on guns.

the proposal would add o 10 percent firearms purchases and that would generate tens of thousands of dollars. and event violence campaigns, at least half a dozen states including california are considering similar legislation. but gun rights supporters say it's unfair to ask them to pay additional taxes o to fund programs addressing a program they say stems from multiple causes. a first of its kind gun buy back event is being hailed as a big success. organizers say they collected 350 firefighters including a military rocket launcher. the father of fairfield city councilman matt garcia who was shot in 2008 told us he believes these types of events help reduce gun violence. >> we support the right to keep and bear arms but we support innovative ways to remove unwanted guns that are not being controlled properly in residential homes. >> the mayor valet vallejo was

on -- valet e hoe and said it doesn't challenge the idea of people who believe in the right to own guns. the police chief at university of reno is fighting back against a bill that would allow school employees to carry guns on campus. the bill introduced last week by a republican senator could have unintended consequences. it would allow nevada's higher education teachers to carry guns on campus if they have a concealed weapons permit. the chief fears the proposal could lead to guns inside campus buildings including dorms. 7 people were killed in a house fire in kentucky including five young are children and a pregnant woman. neighbors called 911 after noticing smoke coming from the home yesterday morning, but firefighters just could not get to the people in time inside. family members say the victims were a man and his pregnant girlfriend, their three children and two other children who spent the night.

>> this road that we live on is real close together. we know each other. it's just a tragedy. investigators say they believe all seven people died of smoke inhalation, arson investigators were at the scene but officials say no foul play is suspected. berkeley's famous restaurant will start taking new reservations tomorrow, but it will be a couple weeks before they can eat there. they will need time to fix the damage from a fire. they are calling it an accidental electrical damage. it damaged the building's exterior as well as a porch. the restaurant shut down. they are hoping to reopen march 2/3. the investigation into the chevron refinery has created a rift between environmental regulators and the federal agency investigating the incident. the epa is demanding the lead investigator for the chemical safety board turn over notes

from a 6 month probe but the head of a safety board says turning his findings over would have a chilling effect on future investigations. a federal indictment could result in prison time for some officials. san francisco has paid out millions of dollars to victims of water main breaks. it flooded 23 homes. according to the chronicle, there have been 209 water main breaks and about as many busted sewage lines in the past two years. the city's tab for all of that, $5.4 million. the san francisco public utilities commission blames part of the problem on century old water license. a boost in salary for some south bay residents could cause price ares to go up at retail stories. tomorrow a coalition of labor groups will join a business association at a news conference to discuss the minimum wage increase in san jose. it's going to jump from $8 an hour to $10 starting tomorrow.

the san jose downtown association says some city businesses raised wages months ago. the group says a campaign to encourage people to shop in the stores is working and some say they may have to raise prices or cut staff to meet the new pay increases. hundreds of job from california to the east coast. met life has announced it is relocating 2600 jobs from five eastern states to california to north carolina. they say the move will benefit the company because of a new tax break approved in that state. that combined with other incentives will give them up to one hundred million dollars. employees from california have been given the opportunity to relocate to the north carolina offices. all the concrete to the new eastern span of the bay bridge is now in place. crews filled the section that is about the length of three football field, the project spokesperson says that section is sturdy and flexible enough to deal with changing traffic

loads, temperatures and larger earthquakes. >> bridges are not designed to withstand a certain size earthquake on a rector scale. it's designed to withstand the ground motions involved in a seismic event with a 1500 year period. >> it's set to open september 3 september 3rd. construction began in 2002 and we have a clear look this morning at that new span. right here is a live picture of it. caltrans says there is still quite a large amount of work to get done before the opening. crews coat and paint the main cable and install the lights and utilities, plus they have to finish the paves and installing expansion joints to allow the bridge to flex during an earthquake. for more on the new eastern span including raw video from yesterday's concrete board, go to ktvu.com and click on the bay bridge project tap. trance it officials are warning drivers to be prepared to all electronic tolls on the bay bridge. cash payments will no longer be

accepted at toll plaza starting march 27th. drivers will need to sign up for fast track or get a bill in the mail. transit officials switch to all electronic tolling is going to ease congestion and help close a budget short fall. former air is filling into the bay area for sunday. starting with a live view of oakland, what a pretty start to the day. mostly blue skies. a few high clouds passing over. along the coast picking up patchy fog. notice you can barely even tell there's a flag there. the winds are so light. giving a look at the forecast. banked up against the coastline, i expect you will burn off in the next hour or two half-moon bay, stockton pretty good. it could take a little bit longer for you half-moon bay. by the afternoon, we could see patchy fog. the winds are lightening up and that is helping some of that moist air to creep in just a little bit and bring us that patchy fog to the coast. i don't expect it it's going to

move any further inland, maybe inside the bay as we progress to your workweek. outside of that we're going to be dealing with mostly sunny skies, warmer temperatures and dry weather because this ridge now continuing to strengthen over california going to be pushing that storm track to the north. so o when this ridge, again, makes its way and becomes the dominant feature in our weather pattern, the winds will turn light right at the surface. a loft or higher up, the wind will be north or northeast at times, and that will drive up the temperature into the afternoon or our temperatures but here along the surface where we reside, we could see maybe an afternoon sea breeze, we could see variable winds around the area and that allows some of that moisture air to pull in at at times and bring back a fog to coastal communities. 47 in oakland. 42 in fairfield. you slipped to about 33 fairfield and a nice rebound already taking place outside our doors. noontime, feeling pretty good. 50s and 60s and then for the

afternoon, low 70s in areas like sonoma 72 in nevada. and, the east bay shoreline, a nice day. 68 for san leandro. and 71 at pittsburgh. 71 nor livermore and don't forget the sun block, a lot of sunshine today. 70 degrees san jose, and 70 los gatos and fog off the coastline of santa cruz. 69 in redwood city. 68 for san mateo. and 65 for the afternoon. there is the extended forecast, the warming trend in view. as we get into wednesday, looks to be the warmest day. mid- to upper 70s in the forecast. overnight lows coming up as well. low 40s for the chillier spots. tuesday, wednesday, thursday. thursday we drop off the temperatures just a little bit

but we e remain dry. i'll have a look at your lunchtime numbers for you coming up: snowed in and digging out. how people are coping with a major snowstorm that slammed colorado causing a headache for travelers nationwide. and helping teens go to prom, you're taking a live look at an event that is underway right now in san francisco. ktvu's christien kafton is there and is going to have more on how your child can get a free prom dress. and another live look, a couple fender benders on bay area roadways but overall a good commute. time 9:41. coming up on 9:42, this is mornings on 2. mom, i invited justin over for lunch.

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morning, a live look over the east bay, mostly sunny skies, warming trend continues for your afternoon. >> and from that beautiful picture, to that, what a difference. a winter storm dumped more than a foot of snow on colorado and it is now moving east. that storm forced almost 500 flights to be canceled at denver brash airport and wreaked havoc and tragedy on the roads. two children were crashed. >> next possible flight they were telling us for tuesday, that would keep us camping here for a couple of days. >> the national weather service says the storm is expected to impact the northwest. blizzard conditions possible in nebraska, wyoming kansas. two homes on the massachusetts coast have been demolished after they fell into the surf during a storm. officials say high tides from a nor'easter caused the foundation of the homes to give

away. homeowners fear the tides could cause more damage to a dozen other storms. >> after the storm went out, we dill still kept getting hit. it never gary us a -- gave us a break. >> officials are inspecting three homes that may be declared uninhabitable. thousands of protesters took to the streets in tokyo ahead of the two year anniversary of the devastating earthquake and nuclear disaster in japan. protesters called nuclear power and the fall out could last tens of thousands of years. tomorrow marks two years since that magnitude 9.0 earthquake caused the tsunami, and the melt down forced 160 people to evacuate their homes. two careers after the disaster -- years after the disaster concerns remain ared about the

debris contained hazardous chemicals, workers say they have little training of how to dispose of hazardous debris. and criminal gangs often control big construction companies who have been bidding on clean up contracts. hugo chavez's hand picked successor is acting president. those in attendance chanted chavez lives, the fight goes on. venezuela will hold the election on april. maduro is is the overwhelming favorite. chavez supporters are waiting hours in line to see the leader. after his funeral his body was embalmed and put inside a glass coffin at a museum for permanent display. the opposition party calls the display a political ploy to win votes in the april election. next weekend marks one year since the disappearance of

morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. she was kidnapped on her way to school not far from her home. antolin garcia torrez has been charged with her about a duction and killing. her body has never been found. her family and friends plan to hold a balloon release in her honor. a contra costa man has been arrested onuses pix of murdering his father. they found richard wester inside his home dead on friday. his son math yaw is being held on a -- matthew is being held on a million dollars build. richard wester had previously obtained a restraining order against his son police have not released any information on cause of death. the compliance director starts his first day on the job tomorrow, tom as frazier served 28 years with the san jose police department. he will have broad powers in the department including the

authority to have chief howard jordan fired. a federal judge named him to the position to make sure the department complies are court ordered reforms. we're learning about a bay area's city council man's proposal to tax your e-mail. gordon wozniak says a tax on e- mail would create a needed revenue for the post office and he says that tax would create an even playing field. >> one of the reasons, is you know, the internet is taking business away from the post office but it's also being sub diazed. it essentially -- subsidized. like the case of amazon versus local small businesses. >> wozniak has 100 of a cent tax on cent e-mails. a currently law prevents e-mail from being taxed but it expires next year. a barrier nonprofit is making sure teenage girls can

take part in a high school tradition regardless of income. christien kafton is in san francisco where the princess project is giving away thousands of prom dresses. >> reporter: the princess project is in full swing. the young ladies have been lining up for groups to come in every 20 minutes since 8:30. hundreds of young ladies coming in for that perfect dress. there's a lot to choose from. it helps young ladies find the perfect dress for prom. we're joining by megan romero from the princess project, and how does the project work, who qualifies and who can come down. >> any high school student qualifies. they need to bring a valid student id and they can get a dress. >> reporter: how can people help out, you said there might be unexpected sources for good look dresses. >> absolutely. we take old prom dresses, old bridesmaids, dresses, save your bridesmaids dresses and prom dresses r obviously we're dwindling in our supply because

so many girls have been coming through. we need to restock next year. save your dresses and we'll be hosting a drive next february or march. and a lot of young ladies looking for the perfect dress, one of those young ladies, page crawford, sounds like you may have found your perfect dress. >> absolutely. >> reporter: it's a hurry up situation. how much time did you have to look for your dress and try it on. >> we had 10 minutes to look for the dress. >> reporter: let's see it and what do you think. >> i got my dress and i am super happy. i never thought i'd be able to to find a dress like this in the princess project. i can't explain how happy i am to find the dress. >> that's the old school glam. >> i'm happy to say i'm going to the prom and i want to look like a darn princess. >> reporter: page crawford, enjoy your prom.

this is one more opportunity next saturday here at church and market, if you want to look for that perfect dress, so you can be princess and find that perfect dress. this would be a great place to look. live in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. people were off see the wizard of oz., the great and powerful is expected to gross $80 million at the box office. the movie is a prequell to the old classic. last week's number one, jack the giant slayer is expected to in second place, and dead man down, identity theft and 21 and over. well, the search is on for suspects in a deadly shooting in downtown oakland. the unusual discovery police made at the crime scene. another nice day is underway around the bay area, and your afternoon highs warmer than yesterday. i'll show you what you can expect for your neighborhood coming up.

this morning the faa is looking into what caused a

plane to crash into a house north of seattle. authorities say two people were on board when that plane plummeted into that house which is in woodenville, yesterday afternoon. no one on the ground was hurt. the pilot and the passenger are both from washington state. time now 9:54. let's recap some of the top stories. the search is on for two people who opened fire in downtown oakland killing a man. that happened around 3:00 a.m. at ninth and clay police say they found an expense sports car near the shooting scene. that was towed away. and a fatal two car wreck last nine while the loan man in the first vehicle escaped injury, three people were killed and a fourth person was critically injured the in the other car. the fair runs from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., the car free event will close down some parts of the embarcadero all the way taupe fisherman's

wharf. caltrans says drivers who use loan freeway between antioch and brentwood should expect delays in the evening and overnight hours this week. it's because crews are going to be restriping the roadways. the -- restriping the roadways. it includes the construction of a new bridge over loan tree way. drivers will have a chance to voice their opinions on chance for hov ramps on interstate 680 in sandra san -- san san ramon. the san jose sharks drop a big one blowing a two goal lead in overanytime. sharks were up 2-1 and matt, would put them up 3-1 and the blues put two in the net within a 890 second span.

that takes them into overtime, the blues would win 4-3. the warriors took on the milwaukee bucks. milwaukee up 1. it's the shot. bucks go onto win that one 103- 93. warriors missed a good chance to move up in the standings after houston and utah lost on the road. at 9:56 let's get a last check of your weather. >> it's going to be a nice one. warmer than yesterday as we get into the 10:00 hour, temperatures mid-40s to mid- 50s. lunchtime, mostly sunny skies and mild. patchy fog hugging the coastline. and partly cloudy for the coast. a few high clouds streaming through for the second half of your day. afternoon highs, low 60s at the coast. 60s around the bay. 70s inland. 71 for livermore. 70 degrees san jose, the