westbound bay bridge it's light. and this mornings commute in oakland you can see the fog is moving around. it wasn't foggy earlier but it is now. let's go to steve. you are correct, sir. we talked about that. it's definitely showing up. our observer said very, very foggy. quarter mile visibility. and that will play into our weather. also playing into our weather is a break from a lot of the high mid level clouds. mostly sunny and mild. also coming up on mornings on 2 a story we have been following in san francisco for the past two hours. what led us to this frightening scene. also a suspect search in the south bay. you will see the video that police hope will lead to the arrest. mom, i invited justin over for lunch.

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we're live in san francisco at hunter's point where a car smashes into a house. we'll show you the damage and we'll tell you who police are now looking for. some chilling words from the leader of north korea. his latest warning to the united states. >> reporter: we're live in san jose where police need your help in solving a robbery. we'll tell you surveillance video of the men who targeted

some teenaged boys riding the light rail. and the becomes a victim and the reward growing from it. "mornings on 2" starts right now. good friday move, i'm brian flores. >> i'm tori campbell. dave clark is off today. police are searching for the driver who plowed into a home in san francisco's bayview district, then took off. it happened around 4:00 it morning. tara moriarty is joinging us with reaction from the home in the woman who thought there had been an earthquake. >> reporter: good morning. they thought it was an earthquake. the mother said the daughter rushed into her bedroom and said i think it's the big one and then they looked outside and saw the car smashed into their house where the blue tarp

is. witnesses say the driver slammed into the house and then the suspect ran away. there appears to be about $10,000 worth of damage to the house and many items inside the garage were ruined, including a dryer. witnesses could not tell if the person was a man or a woman. they appeared to be latino or pacific islander. the impact of the crash was enough to wake up everyone inside the home. luckily, no one was hurt. >> came outside, nobody was hurt. all of the stones and rock and stuff is on the ground. very surprising. you don't really see too many disasters like this. >> reporter: police are running the license plates right now. they say the car was not stolen. oftentimes in these type of cases, police say the driver is usually drunk and flees the scene. police want to remind everyone that it is a crime to report a false crime.

the person will face hit and run charges and possible dui. meanwhile, the people here are trying to get some sleep since their rude awakening. you see it knocked over the trash cans and the trash was strewn all the way down the street to the lamp that you can see. so quite a messy seen out here. most of it has been cleaned up. as we mentioned, the people are trying to get some shutout. i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. san francisco police are also investigating an overnight shooting that happened a block from alamo park and injured two people. it happened at 12:0 this morning at -- 12:30 this morning. police say shots were fired between two cars. one of the victims drove himself to the hospital. both victims are expected to survive. drug-sniffing dogs will be sniffing out prescription drugs

and alcohol in dublin schools. the school board voted to bring them back last year after they stopped using them. police are looking for two men suspected of robbing people leaving a light rail station. ktvu channel 2 reporter janine de la vega is live at the station with more. >> reporter: brian, we're here in front of the berryessa light rail station. police say it was three teenaged boys who were riding and they were followed into a neighborhood about a half a mile away and that's where they were robbed. police want to know if you are ecnice these men. one is black, the other is latino. this is video on march 8th. investigators say at 7:30 that night, the suspects followed the victims. they confronted the boys saying they would shoot them if they

didn't turn over their property. the suspects robbed the victims and then ran away. none of those teenaged boys were injured. now, the first suspect is described as being black, 5'10" weighing 180 wounds with an afro, wearing a white t-shirt and white and black shorts. the other suspect is described described as being latino, 5'8", 180 pounds. he has a goatee and a tattoo on his left arm. he was also wearing black and plaid shorts but he was wearing a t-shirt. if you recognize these men, call san jose police. i also want to mention that a couple of months ago a woman was robbed. she was on ray street and that incident when we reported it, we showed pictures of the suspect and people called into the station, recognizing the suspects, an arrest was made. police are hoping, even though this is an unrelated case, if

police recognize the pictures, that maybe, you know, they will call into police and they will be able to get success in this case. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, janine. a suicide bomber killed 11 people and injured more than 20 in an attack at a u could. son sue lit in pakistan -- u.s. consulate in pakistan. reportedly, the target of the attack was a police commander. he was not hurt. the pakistani taliban claimed responsibility for the attack saying police are part of the system they don't recognize and they are operating against us. meantime, a mass rally in north korea today against the u.s. coming up at 7:15, the action by the u.s. that has north korea threatening to settle accounts. 7:05. san francisco's public housing authority is in a real cash crunch. the acting head of the agency says it will run out of money

in two months. if that happens, there will be no money to pay for garbage collection, repairs or staff salaries. and it will be $6.4 million in deficit by the end of the year. the housing authority handles programs that provide homes for more than 41,000 low-income families and individuals. b.a.r.t. says money from the latest fare hikes will only be used for capital improvements on the transit system. board members wanted to clarify what the increased fares would pay for. the board voted to expand the fleet of train, building a new maintenance center and installing a better control system. there had been public concerns, the money would go toker pay and benefits for -- would go for pay and benefits for workers. we've been talking about fog all morning long. pretty light traffic. but sal, you are updating the crash there in n francisco. what's going on on there?

>> southbound 101 after cesar chavez, a delivery truck overturned. normally, we can show you a picture of that on the maps but our picture is fogged in. so the traffic will be slow on southbound 1101 and also -- 101. the best way to do it, use 280 as an alternate route. that's a better way to leave town at this point. let's go to live pictures right now. definitely lighter than usual. a lot of people have the day off today. there are no problems on the upper deck of the bay bridge. this morning's commute on northbound 280 in san jose, the fog hasn't reached here. it's clear and clear traffic. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. definitely a lot of fog stepping right on top of it, some of the higher buildings peeking out up above. it can be a lousy visibility. we get a little bit of a break today. weak high pressure has built over. that's squashing some of that fog by the way.

but the higher clouds have thinned out. could be a few later on. overall, mostly sunny and very mild to warm today, especially inland of get more of that tropical feel here. it's a warm pattern away from the coast. i think by the coast after that fog burns off. high clouds might come in later. could be a few buildups over the hills. but it will be on the weekend. clouding up on saturday, possible thundershowers, showers but more likely late saturday into sunday. today will be mild to warm away from the coast. mid- to upper 70s possible. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. we're running cooler than yesterday when we had all of the cloud cover and drizzle. 30, 38 tahoe in reno. the low is inching towards us. i mean, it has to take another day before it will start wrapping in the moisture. today is that break. about once it does start to move in, it will cloud us up. we'll have toking, sun -- fog,

sun. possibility of shower activity late saturday afternoon but i think it's more likely overnight into sunday. about .25 to .050. we can use all of the rain we can get because it looks like we'll down in the sierra nevada, driest january, february, march. 1.07 inches of rain has fallen of we need 1.50. i don't think that will happen. 60s and 70s. grim numbers here on the west coast for rainfall those three months. today, enjoy the sun. it will feel mild and warm for many. clearing out on monday, tuesday looks good. tori and brian? >> thank you, steve. 7:09. some families are being allowed back in their homes after a huge landslide in washington state the slide happened this week on whidbey island near seattle.

one home was destroyed. several homes were damaged. geologists will be back at the scene this morning trying to figure out what caused the ground to give way. a northern california woman is camping out in a tree and is now on a hunger strike. she's living in a pine tree in willits. that's in mendocino county. she moved into the tree january 28th to propose a highway 101 bypass project because she says the project will affect birds in the area. she wants the project to be stopped, wants access to the construction site an and for an alternative to the bypass. until those demands are met, she refuses to eat. yet another close call. what happened those children who survived the sandy hook elementary school shooting? fference between a vase and a vaz?

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fog's the big story for many, not for all. even some locations inland, it's very, very foggy. it should lift 9:00, 10:00 inland. mostly sunny, warm, mid-70s. 7:13. we've learned a bay area couple died in that fiery big rig crash in davis we first told you about at noon yesterday. this accident happened on interstate 80 in solano county near the yolo county line. investigators say the big rig driver choked on some food and then passed out while behind the wheel. his truck then went through the center divide and crashed head on into a car, killing a couple from petaluma. the big rig driver suffered moderate injuries. the chp says he may face criminal charges. a memorial service will be held sunday for a san francisco woman hit by a car while she crossed the street. the 68-year-old woman had been clinging to life since last

thursday's accident. she suffered severe brain trauma and died on wednesday. she was walking with her husband who suffered minor leg injuries. the driver stayed a the scene after the crash and was not arrested. prosecutors are deciding to seek charges. san jose police say more than 1800 cars were stolen in january and february alone. that's a 53% increase over the same time period last year. one san jose city council member thinks -- >> i think we're having issues with folks coming out of the jail and the prison system and coming into the bay area and all over california. >> the california detail ended a year ago due to staffing levels. 7:14. north korean leader kim jung un

has ordered his military to be ready to attack. kyla campbell is in our washington, d.c. newsroom with what the pentagon is saying this morning. >> reporter: well, i did call the public affairs office. i also e-mailed them but so far there's no word on how the military could respond to these latest threats from north korea. kim jung un says his rocket forces are ready to "settle accounts with the u.s.." it is partially in response to this -- yesterday, the u.s. said it flew nuclear capable stealth bombers to south korea for joint military drills. chuck hagel says it's vital that the north korea snows the u.s. will protect south korea, u.s. military bases. >> i don't think we're poking back and responding. north korea has to understand that what they are doing is very dangerous. >> reporter: and here's a time

line from the threats -- in december, north korea successfully launched a rocket. in january, kim jung un scoffed at u.n. sanctions and made more nuclear threats. just last month, north korea had a successful underground nuclear test. and now un says his rocket forces are ready to attack the u.s. i talked with a former member of the intelligence community here in d.c. he used to work for the cia. he says the u.s. has to be very careful with how it responds to threats from north korea. we'll hear more from him when i see you next hour. kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. americans are marking the anniversary of the end of the united states direct military role in the vietnam war. it's been 40 years since the last american troops withdrew. after troops left the war, a small american presence remained, mostly diplomats, advisers and aide workers.

we're learning more about the condition of nelson mandela. he's in the hospital getting treatment for a recurring lung infection. he's said to be in good spirits and making steady progress. his office said the 94-year-old enjoyed a full breck breakfast this morning. prosecutors are responding to a plea offer from james holmes. he said he would plead guilty to the crime in order to avoid the death penalty. prosecutors say it is extremely unlikely they will agree to the offer. well, a newtown, connecticut family has experienced two tragedies in less than a year. this week, the barth family lost their home and pets in a devastating fire. a couple of months ago, their two children survived the mass shooting at sandy hook elementary school. the red cross is helping with

hotel accommodations and the fire is under investigation. a boxing champion from gilroy is in trouble with the law. he was arrested at j.f.k. when airport security found and unloaded handgun inside a locked gun box. guerrero says the firearm is registered in california. but new york law enforcement says he's still not licensed to carry the gun in new york. he was there to promote a may 4th bout against another fighter. the marin county man accused of brandishing anantler was arrested. last night they received reports that the man was running around with a spear- like weapon on a property near whit acer -- whit kerr road --

whitaker bluff road. san francisco police are searching for suspects in a big wine heist. thieves stole more than $100,000 worth of wine from a merchant in the city's bayview district. police say it happened sometime tuesday night or early wednesday night at fine wine international. the owners say the thieves made off with 80 bottles of expensive wines. police are following several leads at this point including the possibility this was an inside job. a new employee code of conduct continues today at port of oakland in the wake of a spending scandal that was uncovered in a recent ktvu investigation. among other things, we learned some port workers spent thousands of dollars of public money at a strip club. >> it's really a milestone and a commitme that we made to the public to respond of a we learned of serious challenges that we face and actions that have been conducted by senior leadership. >> the new policy approved

yesterday, includes tough new limits on employee spending and travel. it also calls for mandatory ethics training for all port workers. the giants' world series win helped san francisco reach a record for tourism spending. the san francisco travel association says more than 16 million visitors came to the city in 2012 and they spent a record $8.9 billion. >> it's a destination place so people really want to come here and say. they come earlier and stay the week and then the weekend after. the america's cup and the bay bridge heights are expected to boost tourism this year. one of the big things is the weather. >> exactly. >> not so good this weekend. >> well, speaking of weather, we are expecting rain this holiday weekend. meteorologist steve paulson is tracking system heading our way. up next he will tell us when and where we can expect the

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the supreme court is not -- time magazine is declaring the debate over gay marriage is already over. they have two different couples, one features, a lesbian couple from new york. the other a gay people from southern california.

the owner of chick-fil-a wanted to show that they do not discriminate. in july, he said the franchise reports the traditional idea of family. 7:24 and the founder of facebook may not like his tax bill this year. mark zuckerberg is expected to owe the irs more than a billion dollars in taxes. that's because he decided to exercise a stock option and buy more than $60 million in stock shares and he knew the high bill was coming and sold stock to cover it. 237 traffic is doing very well as you cross 880. this is 280 at the 880 interchange. there are no major problems as you drive through. we have a light could commute.

use 280 as an alternate. let's go to steve. well, the big story is the fog for many. some of it is really thick. visibility is lousy but mostly sunny and warm. we could use some rain. we're running out of time. you can see the fock. there will be rain on the weekend. but i don't think it will matter here. some of the totals coming in are just beyond ugly. the good was november, december, we were 160% of normal. the rain was fantastic and january came around and the tap turned off. that's the bad. third driest ever for san francisco. january. february was not much better. 18%. 20 driest ever. what's the ugly? the ugly is so far, january, february, and march, a grand total of 1.73 inches of rain has fallen. we would need an inch and a half to not set the record and i don't think that's going to happen. so it will go down, threes

three -- threes three months as the driest ever in san francisco and the records go back to 1849, 1850. 1851 was 3.2. that's the record. we're not gonna do it. we'll get some rain but we'll set a dubious record of being so dry. the lowe responsible is kind of in-between systems. the low is on the way. clouding up on saturday. rain likely sunday. a fire engine crashes in oakland. what we're learning about the accident that happened during a response to a call. we're live in richmond where police are looking for a gunman whose bullet hit a 1- year-old. i just talked with the public information officer and we'll tell you how you can help in this investigation.

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a 1-year-old boy is wounded while playing with his grandparents in their apartment. lorraine blanco is at the

richmond police station. this case has really upset the chief and the whole department. good morning, lorraine. >> reporter: good morning. i just talked with the public information officer for richmond police. the lieutenant told me they are looking for more leads today. the suspect description is incredibly general and they are hoping someone will come forward with some better information at about 1:15 yesterday, the city's shot spotter system captured rapid gunfire near first and mcdonald in the iron triangle neighborhood. police believe the intended target was a man on his bicycle who suffered non-life- threatening injuries. the child, 1-year-old eli jauge, underwent emergency surgery for bullet fragments to his neck. he's in fair condition. his grandfather was feeding him when he was injured. >> bottom line, you know, it shouldn't happen.

my son didn't do anything to anybody. i didn't do anything to anybody. i go to work and i come home. >> we're not gonna tolerate this in richmond. we've made incredible progress in this over the past few years dealing with this violence. >> reporter: the city said the reward is doubled to $25,000 hoping to arrest the shooter very quickly. police are looking into what other shooting was gang- related. lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. daly city police are searching for a group of people who witnessed a crash that killed three people earlier this month. a 50-year-old woman and her two sons were killed on march 9th on eastmoore avenue. a drunk driver slammed into them. a fourth passenger was severely injured. a 28-year-old sunnyvale man has

pleaded not guilty to dui vehicular manslaughter charges. brentwood police have arrested a man accused of molesting a boy 20 years ago. now they are encouraging other possible victims to come forward. 52-year-old gordon blake is being held at the martinez detention facility on 15 counts of sexual molestation. investigators say the victim came forward and said blake molested him starting at age 10. he says the abuse went on for six years. police say blake may have come into contact with other children at the brentwood community pool. 7:32. a frightening warning this morning for thousands of dental patients in the midwest. we're going to go to tulsa, oklahoma to find out how 7,000 patients may have been exposed to hiv and help pie tis. >> reporter: health investigators are issuing -- and hepatitis. >> reporter: health

investigators are issuing warnings to those patients who have come here to this dentist and that they need to get tested quickly. all of this happening after investigators, health investigators came here to the dental practice over the course of the last two weeks and said they found extremely unsanitary conditions inside this dental practice as well as -- as well as illegal practices in their words, assistants that were not qualified. they are urging these patients who say they might have been ex- - they might have been exposed to hiv and help a tie tase. we've -- hepatitis. we've tried to get in touch with the doctor. his practice has been temporarily closed. so we don't know what the future holds for dr. harrington's practice here in tulsa, oklahoma.

right now the focus is getting those 7,000 people tested to see if they've been infected with hiv and hepatitis. >> thank you. in overnight news, a fire truck responding to a call crashed in oakland. it happened around 9:00 last night at 90th avenue and bancroft. as you can see from our video, part of the fire truck was on top of this car. the good news, no one was injured. investigators say the collision, though, did cause air bags to deploy. and this morning, police are investigating whether alcohol was a factor in a richmond collision that injured seven people. police say the driver of a chevy camaro collided with a pickup truck at 7:20 last night. two people in the camaro were critically injured. four other people are also injured but they are expected to survive. authorities are investigating after bodies were found on two bay area beaches. police say a jogger spotted a woman's body at shore itbird

park in emeryville yesterday morning. there were no obvious signs of trauma but police have not ruled out foul may. a passer pau spotted another body -- a passerby spotted another body. autopsies will be conducted to determine how both people died. right now, president obama on air force one, on his way to miami, florida. this is him leaving maryland a few minutes ago. in miami, the president will tour a tunnel project and talk about his proposals to strengthen the economy by investing in infrastructure. meantime, the obama administration wants the entire country to use the kind of gas california drivers already use. the epa would require a nationwide reduction in the sulfur content of gas and tougher darr emission standards by 2017. it says the change could cost drivers less than a penny a gallon. but the oil industry says the reformulated gas would cost as much as 9 cents a gallon or more.

stanford researchers have found a link between birth defects and the one thing that most women can't avoid. according to the study, the pregnant women who breathe a lot of pollution in in the first few weeks of their pregnancy, are exposed to birth defects. >> we found those living near high pollution areas, those babies had a higher risk of spina bifida. >> they do say further study is required. a new at&t survey tase teenagers are not the biggest come pits when -- says teenagers are not the biggest culprits when driving. and the trend is on the rise. 6 out of 10 drivers said they never texted behind the wheel just three years. >> no one should be texting and driving in the first place.

>> no. it's been light at the toll plaza. what is it looking like out there now? >> we keep checking it. the traffic at the toll plaza and almost everywhere else has been light. today is good friday. some people observed that. they have the day off. financial markets are closed. and that means some financial people may not be going to work today and of, of course, this is -- and, of course, this is spring break. next week some people have spring break so you might expect better than usual conditions on the roads. you notice the traffic is going to be busy on interstate 880 because of fog. not even so much the traffic. the fog is moving around. earlier this morning, this was absolutely clear. but now the fog has moved in. you can see traffic is moving well anyway. southbound 101 still clearing the crash in san francisco. you should use 280 as an alternate route to get out of town. it's lighter than usual on all

of the roads, even some of the side roads like properot, you might want -- potrero, you might want to use that. >> cassie jean, sal, you know her? >> yes. >> fog free. >> that's good. >> very, very foggy in san francisco, parts of the bay as well. santa rosa and napa airport. that takes care of the fog. let's take care of some of the really, really ugly rain totals. the good was, november and december, we were 160% of normal for rain in san francisco. it was raining and then january 1st came around and it was turn off the tap. 11% of normal. third triest ever in san francisco. february was not much better. 20th driest ever. only 18% of normal. march has been ugly. the three-month total so far is

1.73, making it the driest three months. the snowpack is also the driest. only 52%. so far rain and snow in california, it's been a really bad number. we'll get some rain on the weekend. but we need about 1.50 to get past the old mark which is 3.20 set back in 1850, 1851. i don't think we'll get that much. we'll get some rain on the weekend. but i think we'll set a record for the driest three months ever. at least according to records. the low is on the way. we're getting a break in advance of it. 40s and 50s. some areas have fog. our oner, very, very foggy. can't see across the street. 30s up in reno and tahoe. 50s for many. a little chill there in the morning. the low is -- is inching towards us. it's very, very slow. you need a kicker. you probably won't get that until sunday. today is the tweener day. it will be really warm inland.

but some low to mid-70s. we'll include it up on saturday -- cloud it up on saturday. some could begin but more likely sunday. .50. and a possibility of thunderstorms. i don't think we'll get more than an 1 out of it. .25, .50 and there's signs next week we could get another system. if you are inland, enjoy the sunshine. if you don't have the fog, you are already out of the gate. 70s for many. 60s for some. low os for others -- low 70s for others. possiblibility of rain. maybe some thunderstorms, showers ending on monday, looks good on tuesday. tori. 20 minutes now before 8:00, the latest snow survey is not surprisingly coming up dry. it found that the snowpack is 32% of normal for this time of year. the good news is that a reservoir -- the reservoirs are just below average. this means a lot of heavy water

users will be asked to cut back but we're not facing trout conditions. and the low snowpack could mean water restrictions in santa cruz before summer regins. rainfall in the area -- begins. rainfall in the area is 60% of normal. they could vote on this as early as april 23rd. a health insurance windfall. how many californians will see a price cut in individual policies next year. yq

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are closed today for good friday. the dow and s&p closed at record highs. >> the dow has been setting records for a few weeks. but the s&p finally broke through. what will happen monday? some analysts say the records could trickery selloff due to profit taking but others say recent economic reports could send the indexes even higher. the government of cyprus says it will keep its tight control on bank withdrawals in place for a month. no checks can be cashed and no money can be sent out of the

country. community -- first bank of dixon and preferred bank based in los angeles have expanded into our region. at least two other banks are waiting for regulators to approve moving into the swear. it's the pope's first holy week as the leader of the catholic church. pam cook reports from our newsroom and pam he's mark, the occasion with a break with long- standing tradition. >> yes, he is. in one hour, good mass begins in rome. he broke an age-old church tradition. he washed and kissed the feet of two young women at a juvenile detention center in rome. that ceremony has been traditionally limited to men because all of jesus' apostles were male. the vatican spokesman says two of the 12 people whose feet were washed were muslim

inmates. taking the ceremony to a youth prison was a papal first. pope francis said he wanted to be closer to those suffering. ♪ >> hundreds gathered where it's believed that jesus was cruise fid. later today, christians will bach in procession in jerusalem's old city. now, again, back to the new tradition, the pope did take the name francis. pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. an annual protest at the -- these are live pictures of the protest. there is a speaker on the podium. a large group of people there.

the demonstration and worship service officially began around 7:00. this year's theme is based on the title of a dr. martin luther king book "where do we go from here, chaos or community." hundreds of thousands of californians will see price cuts in individual health premium policies next year. a new report shows nearly $600,000 who buy their own insurance will pay lower premiums. most of those will see their cuts -- this costs cut in half. college freshmen coming in could pay more for student loans if congress doesn't act soon. the rate is set to increase from 3.4 to 6.8% july 1st. last year, students got a one-

year reprieve but student loan professionals say there's no urgency to block the increases this time around. the increase could take effect when millions of new college students start signing up for fall classes. president obama is keeping up the pressure for congress to pass new gun control legislation. the president appeared at the white house with 21 mothers who have lost children to gun violence. we've cried enough, we've had enough heartbreak, what we're proposing is nod radical. it's not taking away anybody's gun rights. >> the nra has come out strongly against any new gun laws. some republican senators are pledging to block the legislation when it comes before the senate.

45-year-old everett basham was arrested for planning to kill leland yee. basham was believed to be angry about yee's proposed gun control legislation. the santa clara man is being held without mail. a new state audit says some caltrans workers faked inspection data and were paid for work they never did. the auditor says caltrans did not immediately check the work but now says.

caltrans says the broken bolts probably won't delay a scheduled opening of the new bay bridge on labor day week -- weekend. but engineers tell ktvu news that repair crews will be keeping very busy in the next five months in order to meet the deadline. they say the massive repair job will be both costly and difficult. two weeks ago, caltrans crews discovered that 31 huge holts had snapped. and for the devil's slide there will be lane closures until 3:00 this afternoon. they are expected to do more striping on the tunnels, south of pacifica and they opened earlier this week and already some lane closures. >> yeah. >> uh-huh. coming up -- the tent cabins at yosemite's curry village are getting an update

after the virus outbreak last year. and your favorite characters from "star wars" coming right here to the bay area where and when you can see the best on display.

the hatches are open. the crews are flying to croatia heading down the southeast. >> there's the soyuz capsule carryingly astronauts. chris cassidy of the united states is one of three astronauts who traveled six hours in the capsule before hooking up with the space station. >> what do we have here? >> "star wars" karks are at the tech mule. they will be there from october

19th until february 23rd. on monday, brand-new sents will be available for camp -- tents will be available for campers at yosemite village. three people diedant ten park visitors became seriously ill after staying in the curry village campuses from the junta virus. it's not contagious from person to person. a park person said the old cabins had double insulated wall which mice were crawling through. >> we've done a lot of work on the tents. that's been our highest priority. >> and dibs the outbreak -- since the outbreak, the cabins have been destroyed and rebuilt. 50 cabins will be available for campers begin on monday. all right. sal we've been trying to track this fog that's been going around the city right now.

visibility could be a little compromised brian and tori. we are looking at the fog moving around earlier at 4:30 when we first saw this picture of those of you who have been with us for that long. remember, it was nice and clear and now some fog is moving through oakland. it was at the toll plaza early. it's still there at the toll plaza, although things are getting better. also visibility does improve when the sun comes up and the traffic has been light today. moving along and taking a look at san francisco, there might be slow traffic after an earlier crash. i would use 280 just in case instead out of san francisco at this time. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. well, fog the big story. many areas are cleared. it will be sunny and warm. some mid-70s. san jose looking good. we also have some of that fog, though, really down to the deck and i mean visibility is awful but it will lift. the pressure is over us today. you can see a lot of gray over there. some of the higher and mid- level clouds are inching closer.

40s and 50s on the temperatures. a little bit cooler than yesterday. there's our low. it's on its way. it's moving. fog, sun, warm. human inland conditions 60s and 70s. cloud it up on saturday. there could be some garden variety showers on saturday. i think more likely sunday looks like a rain day with some possibilities of a thunderstorm. we've been painted for general area thunderstorms on sunday. >> all right. thank you, steve. 7:56. cracking down on drugs and alcohol on campus. the bay area school district that is bringing in the drug- sniffing dogs. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco. we'll tell you what smashed into this house that caused the people inside to panic thinking that an earthquake had struck. >> reporter: three teenagers fall victims to robbers near a

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the drive who plowed into a home in san francisco's bayview district and then took off. it happened at 4:00 this morning on hau street. tara moriarty joins us with a look at the thousands of dollars of damage to the home. tara? >> reporter: we've just learned some more information about the owner of the car that slammed into this house. we understand he is a 58-year- old latino man from fairfield who has had past residents in san francisco. we don't know if he was the one behind the wheel early this morning. but certainly police are on that right now. it was a very rude awakening for the folks who live in this house. there's a gaping hole that goes all the way through the garage where the car smashed into it. at 4:00 this morning, witnesses say a driver slammed into the home on the corner of hau street in the hunters point neighborhood. the suspect ran away. there appears to be about $10,000 worth of damage to the house and many items inside the garage were ruined. witnesses say the driver

appeared to be latino and the impact of the crash was enough to wake up everybody in the house. luckily, nobody was hurt. but they thought an earthquake had struck. >> glass broken, our pictures, important papers, our dryer is completely broken. they pushed the dryer all the way in, just -- crazy. >> reporter: police say the car was not stolen. oftentimes in these types of cases, police say the driver is usually intoxicated, flees the scene and then later claims the car was stolen. it's a crime to report a false crime. the person faces hit-and-run charges and possible dui. the people in the home are getting ready to check with their insurance and figure out how to fix the damage here and as well as a car damaged on the street. back to you. >> thank you. san francisco police are investigating an overnight

shooting, a block from alamo square that injured two people. it happened at about 12:30 this morning on fell and pierce streets. police say it appears shots were fired between two cars. one of the victims managed to drive himself to the hospital. both victims are expected to sur riv. drug-sniffing dogs will be approaching dublin schools. they will be sniffing out alcohol and both illegal and prescription drugs. they stopped using the drugs in 2007. they were voted back last year. the search is on for two men who police say followed people from a light rail station in san jose and robbed them. janine de la vega is at the station with more. >> reporter: all trains and platforms have closed circuit cameras. police were able to get their hands on that video of the suspects leaving the train. those suspects targeted three

young boys who were passengers. police want you to take a good look at these two men. one is black, the other is latino. both appear to be in their 20s. on march 8th, police say these two men followed three teenaged boys off the train from the berryessa light rail station near capital avenue. this is video of the two suspects getting off the train. they confronted the boys in the neighborhood half a mile away and it was there where they threatened to shoot them if they didn't turn over their property. we spoke to one man who says whenever he rides the light rail, he's aware of his surrounding. >> suspicious guys looking, i usually -- okay. i am more observed. >> reporter: did you uver watch who -- ever watch who followed you off the train? >> no. i'm 35 years old. i can run fast. maybe. >> reporter: the first suspect

is described as being black. in his 20s, 5'10", 1 0 wounds -- 180 pounds with an afro. the second is suspect is latino, 5'8", 180 pounds. he has a goatee and a that hoo too on his -- tattoo on his left forearm. if you have any information or recognize either of these men, you are asked to give san jose police a call. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:0. returning to the scene of the crime was the downfall for a suspected serial bank robber. josh metoxin was arrested yesterday in novato. police say he was trying to rob the u.s. bank inside a safeway store when a teller recognized him from a robbery last month. now police are trying to determine if he is connected to bank robberies in marin -- and -- in marin and sonoma county. >> we are looking at other cases that are similar to work

with other agencies. >> several of metoxin's alleged robberies were in lake county. police obtained a $750,000 warrant for the arrest of metoxin. a 20-year-old man from napa was also arrested yesterday. it's not clear what his connection to the case is. michelle shocked is protesting the cancellation of her shows that comes after what concertgoers called an anti-gay rant in san francisco. this is shocked sitting outside mo's alley in santa cruz last night. she's dressed in white with tape across her mouth that reads silenced by fear. during a show in san francisco last month, she spoke out against same-sex marriage. about two-thirds of the audience walked out. since then, most clubs on her tour have canceled. if all goes as planned, the repairs to this world-famous

restaurant could be repaired by june. the new restaurant will feature elements from a jap po niece shrine in an american craftman style. reconstruction is expected to start in about two weeks. google is taking steps to restore consumer reliance and is testing shop expressing bringing groceries to customers the same day the order is placed. the test is underway on the peninsula. but google says it won't say how many people are taking part in the test. google says if the test goes well, it will expand the service. want to check in with sal who is once again keeping a close eye on the south bay. how are things moving there? >> you would like it if you were driving there. you almost never see this. it looks very nice. also 280 looks good getting up to the 880 interchange. we don't have a lot of slow traffic on -- on 101.

so we're doing well as you drive through the south bay. the toll plaza is light. that's making it easier for those who have to go to work. still a little bit foggy along some of these commutes. there are no major problems by the way on the san mateo or on the dumbarton bridge. we have a little bit of fog on highway 1 and highway 92 along the coast. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. fog for some but not for everybody. patrick in redwood shores said clear, clear, clear. there's some fog on the ground. it's really lousy visibility. we get a break. we are getting a break. some higher clouds will begin to roll in. overall, mostly sunny to mild to warm. we could use some rain. november, december, we are very

good, 160% above normal. way above in san francisco. january we turned off the tap. it was the third driest january ever. only 11% of normal. the bad was january and february. 18% of normal. 20th driest ever. the problem is the grand total for the three months, 1.73. we would need 1.50 to make it happen. i don't think it will happen. the old mark is 3.20 in 1850, '51. we'll got some rain, but i don't think -- we will get some rain but i don't think 1.50. 40, 50s, 60s down in southern california. the low is moving toward us. it will start to give us a lot of cloud cover. could get hit-and-miss showers. i think most of it will be late

saturday and no doubt about it on sunday. as the low comes over, it looks like it's coming right over the bay area. your house and mine. i think the possibility of thunderstorms on sunday is very, very high. .25 to .050. but the rain will pick up as we go into the latter part of the weekend. fog, sun, very warm inland. temperatures mid-70s for some, pushing upper 70. st. helena, novato, 76. kentfield, 74. 75 dan ville. antioch brentwood. oakland, 68. berkeley 66. 76 gilroy. 70 santa cruz. santa clara, low 70s. mountain view, woodside but 60s on the coast. a little bit too much fog but it will be mild, muggy and warm. for the first time in more than 40 years. san francisco has a new fire

station. the san francisco museum of modern art put $14 million toward the project. in exchange, they got the old station which needed $9 million in earthquake renovations. the new state-of-the-art facility is located on folsom street and features new equipment for all types of emergencies. >> it's state of the art. it has equipment that we haven't seen in a long time. and i like the idea that it's got a generator that in case that big one hits, you got three days there to really help us recover. >> the station also has the collection of more than 27,000 pieces of artwork. station 1 is san francisco's busiest fire station with 17,000 annual calls. major league baseball is back in the bay area. giants' pitcher timlin sip come says he's still confident about his pitches and is -- timlin sip come says he's still confident about his pitches.

cepedes hit a home run. as won 7-3. giants hope to even the series tonight at at&t park. and the giants announced it is extending the contracts of the general manager and manager bruce bochy. the deals run through the 2016 season. at 11:30 this morning, oakland will raise and as fog atop the tribune tower. the event ficks off spirit weekend. more than 1,000 oakland loves our as posters will be distributed and the oakland airport will shine green and yellow curbside lights. good season for both players coming up -- north korea says it has rockets on stand by ready to attack the u.s. the u.s. action that prompted the threat in a massive anti-

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a lot of fog. if you already have the sun, it will be mostly sunny. welcome back to "mornings on 2." 8:13. new this morning, a suicide bomber killed 11 people and injured more than 20 in an attack near the u.s. consulate in pakistan. authorities in pakistan say the suicide bomber attacked a police convoy. now, reportedly, the target of the attack was a police commander. he was not hurt.

pakistani taliban claimed responsibility for the attack saying that police are "part of a system we don't recognize and they are operating against us." north korea is making new threats against the u.s. kim jong-un says his rocket forces are ready to attack after the use deployed b-52 bombers with south korea. kyla campbell is live where she's just heard back from the pentagon. >> reporter: contacts tell me north korea is likely simply trying to indate south korea and other countries. but they tell me that chuck hagel is taking this seriously especially since un is so unpredictable. he met with his senior military generals and have a plan to contact the u.s. this comes after b-2 bombers were sent for

joint military drills yesterday. u.s. officials says that should show north korea just how quickly we can respond to the military. the rockets have the ability to reach the u.s. but it's unlikely they've made a weapon large enough to fit on the missile. >> even if we do the most limited tactical retaliation, we have to be prepared to go all in. it could escalate to a conflict. >> reporter: the pentagon is continuing to urge the north korea to comply with sanctions and to top its operations. kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. we're learning more about the condition of nelson mandela. he's in the hospital getting treatment for a recurring lung infection. he's said to be in good spirits and making steady progress.

his office released a statement saying the 94-year-old enjoyed a full breakfast. well-known journalist barbara walters is reportedly getting ready to retire. even those she's not made an official announcement, several agencies are reporting she will retire at the end of may. walters has been in the industry for more than five decades. sources say she could make an announcement in the coming weeks. she's 83 years old and had some health issues earlier this year when she got the chickenpox and was hospitalized after a bad fall at an inauguration party. a 24-year-old woman living in a pine tree is now on a hunger strike. since january 28th. amanda senseman has been camped out in a tree in willits. she's up there protesting a highway 101 bia -- bypass project. she says the project will affect birds in the area. she wants the project stopped and wants access to the construction site and an

alternative to the bypass. until those demands are met, she refuses to come down. on point thens are calling the -- opponents are calling on the halt of sale of drops. critics say many were not aware of this when they voted on the bill. the legislation will protect farmers. president obama signed the bill into law on tuesday. we're following some breaking news out of china where a large landslide has trapped dozens of workers in a gold mining accident. >> the landslide covered about a square mile and a half in the tibetan region. so far about 83 miners are currently trapped. the landslide was caused by some type of natural disaster, reports are saying. doctors in the area are being told to prepare for survivors

but none have arrived yet. some families are allowed back into their homes after a landslide hit washington state. one home was destroyed and several others damaged. the county is tagging other homes that are said to be dangerous. geologists will be back at the scene this morning trying to figure out what caused the ground to give way. boeing's ceo says he's confident the dreamer's revamped batteries are safe. and now he wants the dreamliner to carry passengers again. again. the faa is not saying when it could make a decision to let dreamliners back in the air for commercial flights. the city of hayward is looking for ways to slow down cars that are traveling in a new downtown traffic loop. officials say speeding drivers have been a problem since the loop connecting 580 and the san mateo bridge opened earlier this month.

officials say they may adjust traffic signals on mission and foothill boulevard and the city may also restripe two crosswalks on a street. well, we may have seen the highest gas prices we're going to pay in 2013 according to some oil industry experts. gas prices hit a peak last month. usually they start to inch upward during spring and continue to rise during memorial weekend. but anlifts say -- analysts say there's no reason to think gas prices would spike again. you've heard of gun buybacks but how about gun giveaways? a nationwide program provided three programs to applicants, who can receive them and where. also, it's another dry morning in the area but steve paulson says there's badly needed rain in our weekend forecast. good morning. if you are driving in the south bay, i think you are gonna like what you see. we checked the south bay, north bay and east bay for your morning commute.

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realignment policy is to blame. >> that's horrible. people work hard to pay their car payments and their insurance and to come outside and have your car stolen? >> the san jose auto detail ended a year ago due to staffing levels. chuck reed says he says as many as 100 officers will be hired by the end of the year to help address the spike in property crimes. gun rights supporters say they are launching a first of its kind program to arm americans. the project wants to give free shot guns to single woman and homeowners living in crime- ridden neighborhoods. applicants must go online, fill out a questionnaire and pass a grack ground checks. they hope to bring the program to new york, chicago and detroit by the end of the year. >> if you are a criminal, are you going to -- if you have a placard that size this neighborhood is protected by armed citizens are you gonna

break into that neighborhood and go to the next neighborhood, to the least common demom nateer? >> advocates fear the guns will end up in the hands of criminals and young children. sal, you are saying the fog is disappearing. how is it looking for the rest of the commute. the fog has been disappearing. i think we have it there. you can see more traffic but less fog. so it's getting better if you waited this long to hit the road, i think you will have some better visibility. this morning's commute is also looking pretty good if you are driving to the bay bridge toll plaza. some of that fog has begun to lift there as well. it's light traffic on this good friday. on the peninsula, we've been watching the airports and 101 and 280. still looks good and quite a bit of fog in daly city and

pacifica. let's go to steve. >> there's some fog still, it's starting to lift. still some around. otherwise, clear for some. sunny. it will be mild and warm. mostly sunny in the morning but clouds are inching northward, coming up around that low- pressure system system right there where it says campbell. now cupertino. those clouds will move in later today. we'll go sunny to mostly sunny. the key, though, today will be warm inland, mostly sunny to partly cloudy later on. mid 70s to a few upper 70s. 40s 50s on the lows. that low is moving. it will pump in a lot of cloud cover starting late today and cloud us up on saturday. most of sunday looks like a rainy day with the possibility of thunderstorms. mid-70s on the temperatures today. very, very mild. but cloudy to mostly cloudy saturday. could be some rain to the north bay or a little bit, kind of hit-and-miss. it looks like sunday and lingering into monday.

coming up a shocking warning for dental patients in the midwest. why health officials say thousands of patients may have been exposed to h.i.v. we're live in richmond where there are still signs of a violent shootout that ended with a 1-year-old shot in the neck. we'll have the latest on the investigation and the child's condition. a new budget crisis looming in san francisco. how it could affect some important city services.

welcome back. the search is on for the gunman who sprayed a richmond neighborhood for more than a -- with more than a dozen bullets. fragments wounded a 1-year-old child. lorraine blanco is live at the

apartment complex where it all happened. witnesses told me this is where the shooting happened on the roadway. this is where the man on the bicycle was hit. if you take a look over here, you can see this is the apartment where the child was hit. you can see that shattered window up there above me. the 1-year-old is in fair condition this morning at children's hospital. at about 1:15 yesterday, the city's shot spotter system captured rapid gunfire here in the iron triangle neighborhood. police believe the intended target was a man on his bicycle. he suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. the child, 1-year-old eli jauge ali, underwent -- elijah ali, underwent emergency shooting. >> i feel bad for the people whose kids get hit and passed away. i'm lucky. he's still alive.

he's only a year old. >> we've devoted resources to address this type of gun violence in our city. when an incident like this happens, it's beyond sickening. >> richmond police tell me they are looking for more leerdz, the suspect -- more leads today. the suspect description is incredibly general. the rehard been doubled to $25,000 hoping to arrest the shooter quickly. you can see there are several surveillance cameras in the neighborhood. employees say the police took their footage and they will be looking at it. a 50-year-old woman and her two sons were killed on march 9th on eastmoore avenue. investigators say a drunk driver slammed into them. a fourth passenger was severely injured in the crash. investigators believe people in a light-colored van in the area

at the time of the crash may have information about the case. a 28-year-old sunnyvale man has pleaded not guilty to dui vehicular manslaughter charges. in overnight news, a fire truck responding to a call crashed in oakland. it happened around 9:00 last night on 90th avenue and bancroft. now, as you will see, in the video coming up here we will see that there. part of the fire truck is on top of the car. the good news, no one was injured. investigators say the collision did cause air bags to deploy. and this morning, police are investigating whether alcohol was a factor in a richmond collision that injured seven people. police say the driver of a chevy camaro collided with a pickup struck at 7:20 last night on steggy avenue. 8:31. this morning, 7,000 dental patients in oklahoma are being warned they may have been exposed to hiv and hepatitis.

health officials investigated a tulsa practice after a patient with no known risk factors testified positive for help pie tis c and h.i.v. they found -- hepatitis c and h.i.v. they found dirty instruments. >> they were horrible. i wouldn't let my nephews play with them in the dirt. they were horrible. they had rust on them. >> the tulsa health department is offering free hiv and pep titus testing -- hepatitis testing for all patients who use that dental office. san francisco police are searching for suspects in a big wine heist. thieves stole more than 100,000 of wine from a merchant in the bayview district. police say it happened sometime tuesday night or early wednesday morning at fine wines international and the thieves may off with 80 bottles of

really expensive wines. police are following several leads including this was an inside job. the acting head of the authority says the agency -- housing authority says they will be out budget bly. end -- by the end of may. if that happens, there will be no money to pay for garbage puckup or staff. b.a.r.t.'s board promises money from the latest fare hikes will be used for the transit system only, not for worker benefits or pay. they wanted to clarify what this would be paid for. board voted to replace and expand the treens, i building a new maintenance system. we want to check in with sal. >> this is kind of one of those

golden gate fog pictures that we show you from time to time. very dense fog on that span. now, if you wait a while, it should lift. but -- steve will be around to tell us more about that. right now if you are gonna be driving, you should give yourself extra time on this bridge. just be slow and methodical as you drive across. this is a look at the westbound bay bridge. the fog has lifted. we're looking at the hayward to fremont commute. the traffic time is very good. this is what it normally would be like without any traffic so it has been very nice. in san jose, we've had some pretty good commutes. the road sensors are also on the peninsula and they are not showing a lot. it's good driving on this good friday. let's go to steve. >> fog has been the big story for some. inland it will bush off. visibility was lousy. up above it's sunny. if you start off with sun, it will be a nice day here for a while. they are already beginning to move into the picture. it will be a very mild and warm

day. i think we'll go from mostly sunny to partly cloudy here later on. thick fog but a warm pattern. subtropical moisture will stream in. some of the higher clouds are already beginning to move in. rain returns on the weekend. more likely rate saturday into sunday. cloudy, very tropical like on saturday. maybe some thunderstorms possible. the low looks like it's going to drive over the bay. 50s on the temperatures. it's going to be warm. inland it won't take long. 30s up in the mountains. reno, 44 ukiah. 50s and 60s. but with this south wind everybody is gonna get in on what's going to be a very mild day. you can see the cloud cover already enhancing and increasing northward and the low. it's on its way. it will go right over us. that will increase the dynamics, give us an oomph trigger the atmosphere. fog, sun, mild to very, very warm today. clouding up on -- if not

tonight, then warm. the rain may be quarter to half inch. the rain will pick up on sunday. thick fog giving way to sunny, mostly sunny skies for a while. those higher clouds will start to come in. could be buildups. 70, 75 clearlake. martinez, 73. antioch, 76. brentwood, 77. 76 gilroy. santa clara, 73. sunnyvale, 72. san bruno, brisbane, upper 60s. burlingame san mateo, low 70s. palo alto woodside holing around 70 -- holding around 70. we've now learned a bay area couple died in that big rig crash in davis on 80 near the yolo county like. investigators say a big rig driver choked on some food and passed out while behind the wheel. his truck went through a center divide and crashed head on in a car killing a couple from

petaluma. the driver suffered moderate injuries. the chp says he may face criminal charges. a memorial service will be held for a san francisco woman hit by a car while she crossed the street. she had been clinging to life since last thursday's ept accident -- thursday's accident. she suffered severe brain trauma and died on wednesday. she was walking with her husband who suffered leg injuries. the driver stayed at the scene and was not arrested. prosecutors are still deciding whether to seek any charges. brentwood police have arrested a man accused of molesting a boy 20 years ago and they are encouraging other possible scrimms to come forward -- scrimms to come forward. gordon blake is being held at the martinez facility on 15 counts of sexual molestation. investigators say the victim came forward and said blake molested him starting at age 10. he says the abuse went on for six years. police say blake may have come into contact with other children at the brentwood community pool.

a former nevada assemblyman was arrested in southern california just hours after his yellow lawmakers took the unprecedented step of expelling him. jail records show barstow police arrested 41-year-old steven brooks at 7:00 last night on charges including resisting arrest and throwing objects. yesterday morning, the nevada assembly voted to expel brooks after lawmakers said they did not feel safe with him in the building. this is the third time the las vegas democrat has been arrested since january. he's accused of making threats to his colleagues. a new employee code of conduct begins today at the port of oakland. it's part of an effort to win back public trust in the wake of a spending scandal. among other things, we learned some port workers spent thousands of dollars of public money at a strip club. it's really a milestone in a commitment that we made to the public to respond after we

learned of serious challenges that we face and actions that had been conducted by senior leadership. the new policy approved yesterday, approves tough new limits on spending and travel. it calls for mandatory ethics training. the giants' world series win helped san francisco reach a record for tourism spending. the travel association says more than 16 million visitors came to the city in 2012 and they spent a record 8.9 billion. it's a destination place so people really want to come to san francisco and stay. they actually come earlier. they stay the weekend before and the weekend after. the america's cup -- cup an bay bridge lights are expected to boost terrorism. this month's national geographic travel magazine also listed san francisco as the top destination. the great america theme park is getting ready to open for the ceremony. they are planning a ribbon-

cutting ceremony this morning at 10:00. they are celebrating a new wooden roller coaster called the gold striker. tori is ready for that. >> yes. pope francis now getting ready to low side over his -- preside over his first good friday pass. how the new pope has already broken a tradition. and the link between breathing bad air and birth defects. we're here! we're going to the park! [ gina ] oh hey, dan! i really like your new jetta! and you want to buy one like mine because it's so safe, right? yeah... yeah... i know what you've heard -- iihs top safety pick for $159 a month -- but, i wish it was more dangerous,

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most global markets including those in the u.s. are closed today in observance of good friday. that will leave two index, at new record levels ast least through monday morning. the dow and s&p closed at record high yesterday. some analysts say that could trigger selloffs. but others say economic reports could send markets higher when trading resumes. ebay's stock jumped after the company anupsed the three- year forecast. the san jose-based online marketplace expects annual earns growth of at least 15% through the end of 2015. it's looking for and a revenue increase of 68% during that time. ebay's ceo started a turnaround

effort four years ago that's made it easier for shoppers to get free shopping and buying new items. let's get you updated on some of the top stories we're following right now. police say a driver who plowed into a home in the bayview district may have been under the influence. it happened on hau street. police are still looking for the driver. police are looking for two men they say they are following people on -- who are following people on light rail. one is african-american, the other is latino. and north korean leader kim jung un has ordered his forces on stand by in a reaction to the u.s. b-2 stealth bombers taking part in joint military drills with south korea this week. the chp is mourning the death of an officer in an off- duty accident. officials say brian wright was working on his car at his home when the accident happened.

at this point, we have no other information on what kind of accident occurred. the sheriff's office is investigating. happening now, a call to serve the poor and the prisoners. food friday mass will begin in rome in the next five minutes. pope france sis gave his -- francis gave his first holly mass in the vat can. he took -- vatican. he took the time to reach out to them and ask them for humidity. >> translator: the lord will say this clearly, the aointing is meant for the poor, prisoners and sick. for those who are sorrowing and aloin those who do not go out of themselves gradually become managers. >> pope francis then surprised

catholics around the world by breaking with an age-old church tradition. to observe holy thursday, he washed and kissed the feet of two young women at a juvenile detention center in rome. he also says two of the three people whose feet were watched were muslims pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:47. happening now, an annual protest at lawrence livermore national laboratory. anti-nuclear groups have demonstrated outside of the facility for the past three decades on good friday every year. this is a live picture of the protests out on the streets. the demonstration and worship service eventually began around 7:00 this morning this year's theme is based on the title of dr. martin luther king, junior's book where do we go

from here. chaos or community. the supreme court is not expected to rule for several months on proposition 8 and the defense of marriage act. but "te" magazine is declaring this debate over. they have two cove, for their april -- covers for their april issue. one features a lesbian from new york and another features a gay couple from southern california. "time" states the cover story features a change in attitude of america in same-sex marriage. one chick-fil-a restaurant is searching up free food in support of same-sex marriage. on monday, the restaurant in rancho cucamonga handed out free coupons for free -- coupons for free food. mark zuckerberg is expected to owe the irs more than a

billion dollars in taxes. that's because he decided to exercise a stock option and buy more than 60 million facebook shares when the stock went public. he knew the giant tax bill was coming and sold more than 30 million shares in order to cover it. the obama administration wants the entire country to use the kind of gas that california drivers already use. the epa would require nationwide reduction in the sulfur content of gas and tougher car emission standard by 2017. it says the change would cost drivers less than a penny a gallon but the oil industry says the reformulated gas would cost as much as 9 cents a gallon more. sanford richers have found a link between birth defects and the one thing most women can't avoid. according to the study, those who breathe a lot of pollution in the first eight weeks of pregnancy are at high risk for

birth defects. they say further studies are required. hundred of thousands of californians will see price cuts in health premium policies next year. a new report shows 600,000 people who buy their own insurance will pay lower premiums. most will see their costs cut in half. nearly 5 million people who could not get insurance at any price will be eligible for policies. that's due to the healthcare reform law that takes effect effect year. incoming college freshmen could pay $5,000 more for loans. the rate is set to increase from 3.4 to 6.8% july 1st. last year, students got a one- year reprieve. but student loan professionals say there's no urgency to block the increases this time ound. the increase could take effect when millions of college students start to sign up for fall chases. president obama -- classes. president obama is keeping up the pressure for congress to pass new gun control

legislation. he appeared at the white house with 21 mothers who have lost children to gun violence yesterday. the president said after the newtown shoot, the country pledged to do something. we're learning more about what police found inside the home of the man accused trying to kill lee land yee. he was arrested in january. search warrants so police found a homemade destructive device, 65 guns, several high-capacity magazines and about a thousand rounds of ammunition. he was reportedly angry about yee's gun control legislation. he's being held without bail. prosecutors are responding to a plea offer from james hole. he's accused of killing people and injuring others inside a colorado movie theater last july. he said he would plead guilty to the charges to avoid the death penalty. prosecutors say it's extremely unlikely they will agreer to

the -- agree to the offer. a newtown connecticut family who lost a child in the tragedy had a fire at their home and the red cross is helping them with providing them with shelter at a nearby hotel. a working channel peepian from gilroy has been knocked down, at least figuratively by airport security. robert ghost guerra was arrested when screeners found an unloaded handgun inside a locked gun box. guerra says the firearm is registered in california. new york law enforcement says he's not licensed to carry the gun in new york. he was there to promote a may 4th bout against floyd mayweather junior. protesters say the arrest will not debay the -- delay the night. nunn -- a bum -- coming up, a bumbling burglar caught on

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redding police are looking for this guy. he forgot to cover his face.

[laughter] >> the surveillance video showed that, so then he went back and tried to hide and by the time he threw a rock at the grass door, it only cracked and then the alarm sounded and then that scared him away. he kind of stumbled and fell down twice while makes his escape. on monday, brand-new tents will be available for campers at yosemite's curry ville an. it was ground zero during last year's outbreak of the junta virus. three people died and others got seriously ill after staying in the 91 tent cabins. the virus is contacted by humans and infected deer from mice. the old cabins had double insulation walls and that's where the mice were crawling through. >> we've done a lot of work on all of the tent cab bees in the park relative to road and exclusion. that's been our highest

priorities. >> 50 of the 91 cabins will be read year campers on monday. cabs says the broken bolts probably -- caltrans says the broken bolts probably don't delay the opening for labor day weekend. they will be very busy the next five months to meet the deadline. two weeks ago caltrans crews discovered that 31 huge bolts had snapped. the bolts contained hydrogen which can weaken metal pieces. we have a warning for drivers who use the new devil slide tunnels. there will be a lane closure. workers are scheduled to do some additional lane striping on the approach to the tunnels. the tunnels opened earlier this week. nice honor to tom tan low -- to tom lantos. >> yes. how are things looking at the toll