person-- >> most of our mentoring happens in person. then there are sort of check- ins. >> and is it really helping them with homework or do you go out to the park and go see a movie? how much of this mentoring-- >> all the above. >> all the above. so just life. >> yes. >> thank you for being here. we're going to give out your information. as you've heard, mentors are needed. if you're interested and you want to find out more, contact the east bay mentoring partnership through robert's nonprofit, be a mentor, inc. call 1-888-be-a-mentor and ask for extension 178. or visit them at beamentor.org/epmp. we've run out of time. thank you for joining us. visit ktvu.com for more information on today's show. i'll see you again next week right here on bay area people. see you then. have a good weekend. bye-bye.

. we're live in the mission district where police are investigating an overnight shooting. what we know so far. >> communities here and across the nation have been devastated by school shootings. the drill happening in the next hour to repair for it happens again. >> ian veto is getting leady for its yearly easter celebration but will it rain onto parade? we will have the forecast coming up. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. welcome. it's saturday march 30th. >> let's check in with rosemary and a quick look at the forecast. i guess the big question, when and is the rain coming? >> yes. it is. in fact a little bit of light rain this morning. mostly cloudy skies, some fog along the coastline. a mix of clouds, even a few low

clouds around half moon bay and just a little bit of light drizzle. light sprinkles near highway 4, 680 where they meet together. i think we will be mostly cloudy. i think we have a chance for a few spotty showers. the wetter day will be tomorrow. >> new this morning a man is in critical condition after a shooting in san francisco over nights. it happened on 24th and brian street. we are live this morning with more onto investigation. >> reporter: good morning. san francisco police say that the victim just underwent emergency surgery. you can see out here right now crime scene investigators are looking for evidence. there are yellow evidence markers on the ground out there. on the eastside of brian street between 24th and 25th street in the mission district. this is what it looked like when we first got here. i talked to an officer who said a man was walking down the sidewalk around three when

someone walked up and shot him. the victim was taken to the hospital in critical condition. the shooter got into a car and took off. there is no description of the suspect or the vehicle at this time. most neighbors were asleep and wake up to the sounds of gun fire. one of them called the police. back out here live you can see at this point brian is shut down between 24th and 25th street. i talked to the detective who said that he still is unsure when the streets will reopen. reporting live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2news. >> united states park police are investigating a shooting near a popular tourist attraction ins. the shots were reported in the fort mason area at about 9:00. investigators say just minutes later a man with a gun shot wound walked into a restaurant and asked for help. police say the victim is from the bay area and is in his 20s. he was hit in the leg and is expected it survive. no description has been released. >> new, the california highway patrol is trying to figure out

what caused a driver to flip his car. it happened around three. police say a man in his early 20s was on the on-ramp approaching southbound 87 in san jose. his car hit the center divide and flipped on it it's side. he had to go out through the wind sheil. he was taken to the hospital. we have no word on his condition. a number of things could have caused that crash including alcohol or distracted driving. >> a 10-year-old is recovering after being grazed by flying debris during a shooting in oakland. she was outside playing when someone down the street started shooting. she was hit by flying wood that was splintered when it was hit by a bullet. >> i know that the community and the police department do as much as they can but the problem is they are doing what -- almost what they can handle. >> nobody else was hurt. no arrests have been made.

>> the family of a baby shot thursday in richmond said the 1- year-old is recovering well. a shot spotter recorded that gun fire as it happened. police say 19 shots were fired in less than six seconds outside the home of a 1-year- old officers say the gunman was firing at a man on a bike just outside the apartment complex. the girl's mother said the piece from one of the bullets hit him in the neck. >> all i heard was his grandpa coming in saying gun shots and the first thing i thought of was my son. >> reporter: police are still searching for the gunman. a 25,000-dollar reward is being offered in the case. >> just about an hour an active sheet drill is starting. it is being held at castro elementary school. people should not be alarmed to see a heavy police presence at

the school until about five. the drill is designed to teach officers how to respond to situations such as this one. this video is from the oikas school shooting. a gunman killed three and injured seven at the school. later this morning there will be an emergency drill at the jail. the drill will let firefighters work alongside the sheriff's office to practice fighting a fire in a high rice. there will be many fire engines and trucks around the facility but it's just a drill. >> new, the president is wishing a joyful easter to those who celebrate the resurrection of jesus christ. >> this weekend michelle, and the rest of us will join christians around the world to celebrate the resurrection of jesus christ and the hopeful promise of easter. >> in his weekly address the president said that the easter and pass over holidays give millions of christians and jewish people a chance to slow

down and recommit themselves to loving their neighbors. >> hundreds of catholics gathered for a individuall service this morning in jerusalem. it was held at the church where christians say they believe jesus was crucified and buried. it's held a day before easter sunday which celebrates the resurrection of jesus christ. the pope will also celebrate his first easter vigil today after praying for peace in the middle east at a torch lighting service. the service will wrap up a receivers preparations leading up to easter sunday mass. tens of thousands are expected to watch the pope give a special blessing the same balcony where he appeared the day he was elected. >> easter celebrations are being held all over the bay area today and tomorrow.

it looks like the celebration will be a little damp. preparations underway for the parade and rain or shine organizers say that parade is going to go on. in golden gate park organizers at the largest easter egg hunt are going ahead with the event despite the forecast and some aren't concerned about the weather because they are looking forward to something else. >> the first thing i like in the daytime, in the morning is that the easter bunny comes with chocolate. >> who doesn't like that? event organizers say they are still hoping for blue skies. we checked in on other celebrations. most say they are going to go ahead as scheduled regardless of the weather and some of those events include an easter egg hunt being held today and tomorrow. most of those begin at 11:00 a.m. at nine danville's show start hats community center on front street and at noon the spring

celebration kicks off in richmond. its being held at the solano play lot on 38th streetf. it rains it'll be moved to the noah's arc preschool. >> that's the question. if it rains. let's turn to rosemary to see if you have the answer. >> for those hunts today i think we are in good shape. our little leaguers will be okay. you have a soccer game. you should be fine. we are mainly dry. just a little bit of drizzle. it shouldn't ruin your plans. tomorrow a different story. widespread scattered showers in the forecast. we will get to that. let's look at what's happening outside at this hour. a mix of clouds out there. again we have a little bit of fog along the coastline. visibility three miles at half moon bay. most of us dealing with mid, high level clouds and a little bit of drizzle falling along the east bay. if i get in closer i'm seeing a little bit of light rain, we have a few sprinkles reported over parts of the delta, sonoma, it'll be very, very

right. some of this maybe not touching the ground. as we get into the afternoon we are mainly crime the latest models want to bring us some clearing at times. we may see some sun today. this is the system here. it's about 400 miles off the coastline. it's moving eastward and it's going to slide over the bay area on easter sunday and that is going to bring us the most unstable weather in addition to scattered showers, may see a thunderstorm or two pop off in the afternoon tomorrow. here we are mostly gray this morning. notice that, little bit clearing here. not seeing a locality of rain but with the moisture in place that possibility of rain developing, a few spotty showers here and there absolutely in the forecast. into the evening hour itself you have outdoor plans the clouds come back. not a lot of rain but a lot of moisture. a few scattered showers could squeeze out of those clouds, tomorrow morning now we are waking up wet with the source moving in and they become more widespread. one we have scattered showers, especially over parts of the

east bay, four the showers continue and then into sunday night we will be drying out, going to leave in the possibility of maybe a sprinkle monday morning, that's aboutt. the forecast for today temperatures are mild. i won't be surprise fire department it feels muggy outside. widespread 50s with mostly cloudy sky, in to the afternoon that slight chance for maybe a slight sprinkle. mid to upper 50s. low 60s at lunchtime. we will bounce back. back in to the 60's, perhaps a few low 70s. not as warm as yesterday. still feeling relatively mild. here is a look at the weekend forecast, temperatures will be slightly cooler for tomorrow. all in all not to bad where the temperatures are concerned. woe have easter showers in the forecast, drying out monday morning and then tuesday into wednesday. looks fairly dry with fair skies and temperatures rebounding. coming up a look at how much rain we expect with this weekend system and what you can expect for the sierra. >> the california highway patrol on the streets at oakland. what they told us this morning

about their high speed chase policy after a stolen car pursuit ends in a crash. >> dozens of teachers indicted in one of the largest cheating scandals. the accusations between leveled at superintendent, principal, even teachers. >> first a live look at 280 in san jose. looks gray out there. want to tell you about a car fire on the highway 101 off ramp. looks like chp ono their way right now. silver honda or toyota type vehicle on fire at the center divide. this is mornings on 2. [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids?

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are helping oakland police patrol city streets. we talked to them about their chase policies after a stolen car pursuit ended in a crash. it happened just before nine last night. the chp said officers saw a stone car and tried to pull it over but it sped away reaching speeds of up to 75-miles an hour. the car crashed in to another car and both driver was hurt. this morning the chp said a chase on city street cities street s is something they try to avoid. >> if a pursuit is happening and the speeds are getting to high or it's a danger to the public we are always assessing the work verses gain and we would cancel. >> the chp said that decision is made on a case by case basis. residential areas, time of day and the speed limit can all effect whether a chase is called off. in those cases air support and license plate tracing can help

track down the driver. >> a man is facing felony charges after a major pot growing operation with nearly 3,000 plants is found. the 32-year-old rented a six thousand square foot business space and used to grow marijuana. he was arrested on thursday at building. in addition to the pot plants detectives say they took about 30 pounds of processed marijuana, they also found more marijuana at his home. pleasant hill police are looking for two men who robbed a check and go. yesterday afternoon the robbers walked in and asked about a certain type of transaction. while the employee explained to them one of them pulled out a gun and demanded cash. the employee was forced to lay on the floor while they escaped. anyone with information about this case is asked to call police. >> north korea has said it's entered into a state of war

with south korea. they said they will all deal with all matters involving south korea according to war time regulations and it warned of revenge against the united states for interfering. the white house responded this morning saying they have a long history of making threats and doesn't think they would be carried out immediately. they do say they are taking the threats seriously. >> veterans across the country are taking their battles the frontlines to congress. groups of veterans say they will rally to fight against any proposal to change disability payments. . the president has endorsed a plan that would work out social security benefits slightishly different than now where it would grow at a slower rate. those new numbers would apply to veterans but groups say they have sacrificed enough and want out of those changes. >> men from san jose who died serving in the vietnam war will be honored with a memorial today at noon. we want to show you the

rendering of the granite memorial titled sons of san jose. there are 142 names on that memorial. mike honda, chuck reed and others will be at the revealing. the revealing of the monument coincides with the 40th anniversary of united states troop withdrawal. the last troops left vietnam 40 years ago yesterday. some veterans have waited decades to get help with painful memory from the war. counselors say they need to be treated for ptsd. >> i just know this. you get an experience like that, be like being in a plane crash. you never forget it. >> in 2008va hospitals started screening for ptsd in clinics and since then the number of veterans with it has increased especially among vietnam veterans. many .

>> some airmen are coming home just in time for easter. families will welcome home members of the 129th rescue wing. this is video from january when the wing was deployed the wing provides support for rescue missions and medical evacuations. >> austral cross from the world trade center will stay on display at the 9/11 memorial. the cross is made of two steel beams the twin towers. a group filed a lawsuit saying the cross violates the separation of church and state. the judge rejected that argument say that the cross has his for significance. a new effort to identity victims of the terror attacks is set to start on monday. worker also go through 600cu bic yards of debris.

of the 2700 killed only 1600 have been identified. >> 37 people were arrested during a yearly good friday protest at livermore national lab. act one hundred gathered in front of the gate yesterday. those arrested were cited for blocking the roadway and were released. groups have held protests at the lab for the last three decades. >> prosecutors say they are going to recommend a ten month sentence for a teacher who used her fitness studio as a front for prostitution. she pled guilty to 20 count. s. . >> more than 30 teachers in atlanta have been indicted in one of the largest school cheating scandals. an investigation started after

a newspaper found rises in test scores without explanation. investigators found that cheating happened in 44 schools and involveed 180 teachers and principals. >> the four main crimes that are charged in the indictment are the statements in writings, false swearings, theft by taking, and influencing. >> the test in questions were used to determine if the state met the federal no child left behind law. schools met good -- school was good test scores got extra money to spend in the classroom or on teacher bonuses. >> competition is fierce for students who want to attend stanford. yesterday the university announced it received nearly 39,000 applications for under graduate admissions and that's

up more than 2,000 last year. only about 2200 were offered admission and they have until may first to decide if they will accept. >> searching for a python. the snake missing after a thief grabs it and two others from their cages at the fresno center. >> spring showers in the forecast for holiday. i'm tracking a wet weather for you. you're on timeout leo! ♪ ♪ some things won't last 25 years. ah!

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or early thursday at the fresno discovery center. a video shows the man shoving them into a bag right there. the director said she cringed as she watched the man rip them right out of their king cages. >> was very painful to watch how he pulled them out. we were look for blood. >> yesterday police arrested a 20-year-old man and recovered three of the reptiles. a python though is still missing. the suspect is also accused of stealing from the center's gift shop. >> lots of people probably have outside plans today. . holiday weekend. watching all that for us today and it looks like today is the better day. >> yes. today is going to be the better day. storm tracker 2 picking up maybe a few sprinkles, light drizzle. you can see falling over parts of the east bay. have you to remember we are so dry out there it'll take time

for the atmosphere to moisten up. while seeing a few sprinkles you may look outside your door thinking just cloudy sky. we are going to seat showers actually increase as we get into tonight and easter sunday. rainfall from a quarter inch much to a half inch. not a lot of snow. a few inches of snow snow expected for the higher elevations. we have a live interview and will be able to give you more information on the forecast in a moment. for here, temperatures not as warm but still mild. 69 mountain view. low 70s for fairfield and antioch. the extended forecast, few isolated showers for today.

tomorrow morning we wake up. we are soggy and have widespread showers in the forecast for the entire day on easter. i will bring you the latest in just a moment. as we get into monday we clear out. we are dry tuesday and wednesday. >> a paddle boarder is safe after being rescued in the richmond bay yesterday afternoon. officers say that two paddle boarders were in the bay when they ran into trouble. one of them was able to call the police as she clung to a 20- foot anchored boat. crews used ropes to bring her to safety. the other was later found on shore. san francisco emergency officials will be holding a tsunami drill at ocean beach today. they will walk along the tsunami evacuation routes and invite people to join them. those who want to take part should show up at the answer section of the great highway and 10:00 . >> a fight caught on video out at at&t ballpark. what it shows and what you can expect at today's game. >> on the hunt for thieves.

what they took from a school and the evidence they left behind.

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two. now today's game between the a's and giants moves over to oakland but expect security to be tight after a fight last night. >> fight. >> a man and a woman are punching and kick another man wearing that green a's gear. it happened during the thursday night game along the walkway. a man was arrested in connection with that attack. >> when you sell out like we do and you have a lot of people and emotions run high it can happen. >> extra security was in place and all park action is monitored. fans we spoke to said they try to avoid confrontations, especially when they are the visiting fans. today's game is in oakland and starts 1:05. it'll be the rubber game. coming up, highlights last night's game and more on the

record deal signed by giants catcher buster foe civil. >> this morning a man is in jail on a 500,000-dollar bond after he was found with drugs and three pipe bombs. police say an officer saw a white van parked on the road late thursday night. he smelled marijuana coming from the van and called in police to help search the vehicle and the two people inside. inside they say they found marijuana packaged for sale. drug items, and cash. officers also say they found three pvc pipe bombs, one with an exposed fuse. the man was arrested. he is facing charges. l the second person in the car was released pending further investigation. >> new details about the 20- year-old accused of lying about being raped on the santa cruz campus. she claimed she was attacked in

a wooded area on campus last month but prosecutors now say she put out ads on craigslist asking for someone to beat her up in exchange for sex. they say she did actually meet with a man who responded to the ad and she directed him to hit her. that man is not expected to be prosecuted. she plead guilty yesterday to one charge of making a false report. police are searching for a missing woman who may have been assaulted. . >> a wrongful death civil trial involving oakland police and now it's up to a jury to decide. derek jones was shot in 2010.

it happened as two men confronted jones about a disturbance call. the officers say they shot him because they thought he was reaching for a gun that turned out to be a scale. a 19-year-old man faces up to 16 years in jail for the stabbing of a high school football player. this week a jury found him guilty of second degree murder in the death of the 18-year- old. prosecutors say he stabbed her outside a party. a memo from the city of oakland said problem police radios are now up to police standards. there have been several failures. the city said it made repairs, fixed software and reduced interference from cell phone towers. >> the police union said there isn't a lot of confidence in those radios.

>> police are searching for the thieves who broke into a school. the thieves stole 22mac book computers but dropped four. the principal said whoever broke in seem to know the lay out of the school went straight for the newest, most expensive equipment. >> not only is it a loss for the children and what they are losing but for children when something like this happens it also scares them. >> some evidence was left behind. they said it appears the thieves cut themselves and left their blood behind. the school is now on spring break. >> california added more than 41,000 jobs last month. want to show you the bay area's jobless rates for february.

solano had the highest at 9.3. great america is open for business again. again, americans saw their incomes rise by more than 1% triggering a big gain in consumer spending. families remain mindful of their money. >> with the economy you definitely take into consideration that you have to spend more wisely. >> the park employs about 2500 people during it's run from march to october. s they will have a new ride in may. >> musicians will preform a free concert as negotiations continue in their ongoing

strike. they went on strike back on march 13th in a dispute over pay and benefits. several concerts and a tour have been canceled. they said the free concert is a way for them to stay connected to fans, it starts at 8:00 tonight on california street. >> we are getting a better look at those broken bolts the new eastern span of the bay bridge. this is one of those failed anchor rod bolts. more than two dozen are broken. the failed bolts were supposed to provide safety near where the suspension cables attach to the roadway. a berkeley bridge engineering professor said they are critical part of the bridge. >> they move together. this is what happens. if you fail [inaudible] with quake comes this is what happens. there is no [inaudible] to keep them together. >> he is confident caltrans will find a solution. they said their fix is being

designed now and will have a peer review before work is started. >> april is knocking on the door. this is the last weekend of march. it appears that it'll be wet weekend. >> yeah. >> at least tomorrow. >> a little soggy. not to bad but you are right. sunday looks to be the wetter day of the two. if you have plans today don't cancel them. we will be mostly gray. we may see a light shower. that should be about it. giving you a live look. plenty of gray to go around. we have midlevel clouds, high level, low level reported over around parts of the bay, even fog along the coastline. visibility at half moon bay, three miles. plenty, plenty of overcast skies, take a look at these temperatures in the 50s. some of us feeling a little muggy, little humid. 56 concord. 56 walnut creek, 56 oakland. low 50s for never do, mid50s

for napa. the winds are light. models want to bring a little bit of sun. i will show you that in just a moment. storm tracker two picking up just a few returns over the east bay and through the delta where i have seen so far this morning. some of this not hitting the ground. where we are maybe seeing a little bit of drizzle, maybe around the airport and into fairfield. tracking a few cells moving through earlier this morning. has cleared out for the moment but i-80 at the 12 connector i saw rainfalling. some of us may have slick roads but it shouldn't cause you to much trouble. this is the system here. that will bring us scattered showers, it'll also bring a possibility of thunderstorms, let me bring you through today. mostly cloudy, hard pressed to pick up a few showers over the mountains in to the afternoon. models, if this -- confirmed we should see sun for the second half of the day.

if you have evening plans we are in to the evening now we should see a few scattered showers, we wake up tomorrow u by ten scattered showers continue and you can see on and off rain. for today mostly cloudy, little bit of drizzle, mild conditions for the afternoon. partly cloudy, mostly cloudy and temperatures not to bad. 60s to near 70. yourself extended forecast, drying out by monday morning and we are dry monday, tuesday and wednesday. back to the desk. >> tahoe resorts are hoping skiers and snow boarders spend break on the mountain. we have a spokesperson on the phone to help answer questions about the snow. >> good morning. how is it going? >> good. >> i know you have a free style national championship event happening right now on the mountain. you know we sent -- you sent us this video to show us how good the snow looks. snow machines helping? >> yeah. we usually cut off snow making

january 1st but we were able to keep it going just to make sure we had enough at the base. this is amazing. great athletes, best in the united states if their disciplines. hannah who is the gold medalist for the united states. she took second yesterday. local guy took third. we have dual going on. we were supposed to have it tomorrow but we moved in today. we have the arerialists. they look like they are in a blender. they get shot 60 feet in the air, then a concert. and fireworks. >> lot of stuff going on. the folks thinking about skiing -- three inches of snow. we are expecting two to four inches out of this next system. great conditions for spring

breakers. the mountain with the high elevation. the highest elevation. the snow stayed fresh and should be great conditions leading through the easter week. >> how long do you expect the season to last? the snow survey didn't paint a good picture. the dryest maybe since the 20s. how long can you hold out? > er ifing, one of those cases of tale of two seasons. some high energy fun as well. >> a couple more weeks to enjoy it. it looks great. i appreciate your time this morning. that's russ for us talking to us from heavenly which is still open for business hoping spring breakers head on up. >> all right. looks fun. get up while you can. if you don't you may have to deal with street parking because street parking could get a lot more expensive. the east bay city that could raise fees by 60%.

>> new details about that oklahoma dennist office at the center of this hiv and hepatitis scare. we will hear from a mother of four who just got bad news. >> and let's give you a live look outside. that's interstate 880 in oakland. quiet right now. could be a hot spot right now. a's and giants playing at 1:05. wrapping up the season. then the a's will open up at home monday night against the mariners, giants will pack their bags, time now is 7:42. q

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a beautiful visual reference. a finger of fog floating under the clouds and partly sunny skies. >> its been five months since sandy left destruction along the east coast and to this day thousands of people are still displace from their homes. a new report shows more than 2,000 people affected by the storm are still living in new york city hotels. the federal emergency management agency is paying for those rooms which cost about $250 a night. hundreds of those families will soon move into public housing departments since their hotel stays supposed to end april 30th. >> nelson mandela continues to make progress as people pray for his recovery. he has been receiving treatment for a lung infection since wednesday. the office said he is in good spirits and is now breathing without problem. the 94-year-old has been in and out of the hospital several times in the past few months.

>> a major hurdle to the completion of a sweeping immigration bill is one step closer to reality. the dispute between the organization is looking all but settled. last week it threatened to derail talks on legislation to secure the border. improve enforcement and provide legal status to some 11 million illegal immigrants. they were split on wages for the worker who would be allowed to come in under a new visa program. a republican congressman is apologizing for using a racial slum the representative don young apologized for using a slur to describe migrant farm workers. top republican leaders have denounced the language which comes as the party is trying to improve its standing with latinos. >> thousands in oklahoma are on edge this morning as they wait for the results of blood tests after an hiv scare at a dental office. as many as 7,000 could have

been exposed to hepatitis and hiv. health inspectors found 17 violations including rusty equipment at the office. one mother said she took her four children to that office and one of her son's blood work has come back with signs of hepatitis. >> you teach your kids to try to be safe. you think by taking them to a doctor, a dentist, you are doing the right thing and then you hear you maybe -- changed ten thousand people's lives. >> the cdc says cases of valley fever have more than doubled in the past decade. valley fever is caused by a fungus. doctors say the increase could be because of climate change

causing dust storms that stir up the spores. regulators have decided to relook at the health risks associated with cell phone radiation. the commission is reaching out to health organizations to see if standards aimed at protecting people from radiation need to be updated. they reviewed their standards in 1996 which was before cell phone use was booming. >> ups has agreed to pay $40 million for delivering drugs illegally purchased online. ups acknowledged it was told during this time that some pharmacies were violating the law but didn't close the accounts. ups also freed to establish a program to prevent illegal online pharmacies using its services. new research shows an

increase in drug related deaths. they jumped 3% in 2010. the latest year with complete data available. the cdc said 43% of all deadly drug overdoses in united states involve prescription painkillers such as vicodin. they said it may try to limit daily doses of painkillers and restrict their use to 90 days or less. >> more than a dozen police officers will be going bald today for a good cause. they will get their head shaved to raise money for childhood cancer. the hospital is hosting the event. it starts at 11:00 and last year more than one thousand similar events were held worldwide helping raise more than $33 million. a bone marrow drive is underway to try to save a first grader in the south bay. he is fighting leukemia. about 500 people turned out yesterday at river glenn in san

jose to have their cheek swabbed to see if they are a match for a donation. >> just -- that my son can be a child. he wants to swing, he don't ask anymore, just life. >> his doctors say if he gets a transplant there is an 80% chance he will survive. another drive is taking place on may 19th at the public library. >> on tuesday hundreds of buildings and landmarks will be lit in blue to raisa aware necessary for autism. last april 2nd landmark s whether lit up were lit up in blue. a business owner said she was moved to join because her son has autism. >> everybody knows someone on

the spectrum. it's something to learn about. learn how to behave. i think its time. >> the oak shopping center will host a blue tree lighting ceremony at 7:30 p.m. for autism awareness. on tuesday the gazebo will be lit blue. >> berkeley city council is considering raising the cost of parking permits by more than half. that's a 60% increase. the city said it races two million dollars a year from selling permits and issuing tickets to cars without one but that doesn't cover cost. the council will vote on a plan on tuesday night. park and rec fees could go up in menlo park. they plan to vote tuesday on a

plan to raise hourly fees by 7%. that means for a two hour class you would see about a dollar increase. youth after school programs could be a 2% increase. they also propose -- increasing for areas near the center. . >> the bay area's newest zoo edition will be back on public display. this is the month -- and half old tiger cub. we will be available for viewing in the lion house on may 11th a fundraiser is being held to suggest name names for the tiny tiger cub. >> a giant for life. what buster posey is saying about his new contract. >> and speaking out about life as a gay player in the nfl. what a former 49er said life was like. >> mostly cloudy sky was the chance of showers increasing.

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. clay maris said he is gay and kept it secret during his career. he played five seasons for the niners and one with the raiders. they hope to end homophobia in pro-sports. >> i'm gay and a i'm a former athlete and i think i'm a pretty normal guy. >> they have been playing with them and nothing has happened in the locker room and nothing has happened. >> list admission after a report that an active nfl player is considering whether to admit he is gay. >> the giants and the a's will cross the bay today and play the final exhibition game before opening day. barry zito -- a's up 1-0 in the

5ths when blanco wants to get in the mix and shows off his bat. he taps one deep to center field. crawford -- stretching his legs and then slides in with the rbi triple. next batter. the 23-year-old out of california. trying to win the final utility spot. the game winning rbi single and giants win 3-1. the other big story of the day. out at the ballpark is the block buster deal with catcher buster posey. it's a nine year 167 million- dollar contract. it's the largest contract in giant's history. >> just incredible feeling. you know and -- for the next nine years i will be a part of this very storeyed franchise. i'm very humbled to know i will be a part of that. >> last year the 26-year-old won the mvp and led the league

in batting average and he has won two world series in his short professional career. seems like such a nice guy. >> great game outside, let's take a look with rosemary if you are headed out to the ball game. what should fans expect sniffle most of today looks like it'll be dry. we may see just a few pop up showers now and again. partly cloudy in the afternoon. right now plenty of gray. 51 in santa rosa. mid50s in napa. 60 degrees in antioch with mostly cloudy skies, it'll feel a little humid outside the door if you are maybe stepping out to the farmer's market. picking up just a few returns here. along highway 29. perhaps a little bit of light drizzle. maybe a sprinkle but again for the most part today a mainly dry day. showers developing later tonight and then tomorrow looks to be the wet day. 50s in the forecast. upper other's. low 60s for the afternoon.

some of us will reach into the low 70s. we aren't going to be as warm as yesterday. we are still relatively mild. with the unsettled weather in place, sometimes it feels just fine and then with a little warning it could get breezy, cool. for that to be aware of for the little ones, easter showers in the forecast for sunday. looks like it'll start early ono and be on and off the entire day. we will clear out on monday with dry conditions tuesday and wednesday. i will set up that latest model and show you when we do expect the showers. >> all right. thank you. in just a few minutes police will start an active shooter drill. we want to show you a live picture from outside the school coming up in the next hour we will have a live report on the drill. . the display being baked up in washington dc.

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. complete bay area news coverage news continues. this is mornings on 2. >> not good news weather wise for this easter weekend. unless you are going out today. still okay for little while? >> i think today is going to be okay. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. little cooler than yesterday. still feeling good and the possibility of just a sometimes shower. chance for rain will increase. we have the latest on the future cast model coming up. >> happening now. el sorito police holding an

active shooter drill. we are there where the action is just getting started >> reporter: good morning. officers from three different bay area departments are actually here in front of castro elementary. you can see them gathering in the front. the training just started a few minutes ago and will go until five. officers will learn how to respond to worst case situations like the shooting in oakland and the shooting in aurora. they are using castro because its being renovated so there is no worry of disturbing children or classrooms. they are not letting us inside because it's a private training. they wanted to get the message not to not be alarmed. there will be officers in the neighborhood and at the school all day until 5:00 p.m.

reporting live, ktvu channel 2news. >> in overnight news a young man was shot and nearly killed in san francisco. he was walking with a friend at 24th and bryant around 3:00 when a car pulled up. the people inside asked if he was in a gang and then shot him in the head according to police. the victim was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries and police are urging witnesses to help them identity the car and shooter. new, the california highway patrol is trying to figure out what caused a driver to flip his car. it happened around three. police say a man many his early 20s was on the on-ramp approaching south 87. his car hit the center divide and that's when it flipped onto its side. he got stuck inskied had to be gotten out through the wind

sheil. >> right now chp is helping to patrol the streets. after the pursuit of a stolen car resulted in a crash just before nine chp spotted a stolen car and tried to pull it over. the car sped away reaching speeds of up to 75-miles an hour. act seven minutes later the driver hit another car at 85th and a street. both driver was injured. this morning chp said a chase on city street s is a lot different than a freeway and they tried to avoid it. if the pursuit is happening and we get to a point where the speeds are getting in to high or it's a danger to the public, we are always assessing the risk

air important and tracing the license plate can help track down the driver movement a girl is recovering after being drazed by flying debris. it happened last night around five on 82nd avenue and a. the girl was outside playing when someone down the street started shooting. she was hit by a flying piece of wood from a fence that splintered when it was hit by a bullet. she was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >> i know that the community and police department do as much as possible but the problem is they are -- more than then could handle. >> nobody else was hurt. investigate ears say minutes later a man with a gun shot wound walked into a restaurant and asked for help. police say the victim is from the bay area and is in his 20s. he was hit in the leg and is

expected to survive. no description of the gunman has been released. a missing woman may have beena assault. the 36-year-old was reported missing on february 15th. she was report lid going to her cousin's house. police were then told she may have been assaulted while she was in san bruno. she is latina. >> fight, a fight. >> you are watching video that was posted on youtube. it shows a man and woman hitting another man wearing a's gear. it happened during thursday night's game.

when you sell out and you have a lot of people can happen. >> fans say they try to avoid confrontations, especially when they are the visiting fans, today's game is over in oako land and it starts at 1:05. >> if you are headed out to the ballpark you may want to bring a jacket. wet day on sunday but a chance today. >> just a slight chance. as the models, as we move in to the morning hours, the chance for rain sort of sizzling a little bit. i will show you that. high clouds, perhaps a few low clouds, fog along the coastline. our temperatures, holding steady in the 50s.

storm tracker two picking up on a few returns, some of it hitting the ground. some not at all. the moisture with in the clouds, maybe some drizzle over parts of the north bay. more bands again off shore. i showed you this a few moments ago. i want to back it up because this system is going to eventually cross right over california and through the bay area. its going to come in time for easter sunday. on easter sunday in addition to scattered showers we have pretty unstable air that will pass over and the possibility of thunderstorms maybe with us as well. we will track that between now and then. still 400 miles off the coastline. the center of the storm but you can see the bands here and notice how they come in from the south and that's why when we look at the up close picture we are seeing it come in this direction. let me show you.

we are mostly gray. not picking up a lot of rain. what i do see is falling over the mountains in the higher elevations, by noon do you see this? little bitl clearing, by the afternoon partly cloudy, keeping in mind we are very unsettled. it could create a few clouds, the models are picking up the clearing bands in between the rain bands that will swing through. tonight scattered showers, increasing, if you have evening plans, bring the umbrella. tomorrow morning we wake up with scattered showers, mostly cloudy and then they will be with us throughout though not as widespread as earlier in the morning. we will track that for you as well. along the coastline. upper 50s today.

there is your extended forecast with your weekend in view. temperatures tomorrow, similar, similar to today. you will know to expect there. we are clearing out on monday and then mostly sunny, tuesday as well as wednesday. talk about how much rain we expect to receive with this weekend's storm coming up. >> hundreds from around the world gathered for an easter vigil service this morning. >> it's always held a day before easter sunday. the pope will also celebrate list first easter vigil today after praying for peace in the middle east. the service will wrap up a series of preparations leading to easter sunday mass tomorrow morning. tens of thousands are expected to watch the pope give a

special blessing. a decision over the cross made of steel at the world trade center. >> and the recommended sentence for a zumba teacherra us coulded of offering more than exercise. the plea deal that will help her avoid a high profile trial. >> first let's take you outside. there is a live look at the east shore freeway. little busier than sometimes we have seen it on other saturday mornings but traffic moving along just fine. no major proproblems but we are keeping an eye on the roads for you this morning .

. welcome back. a live look from bay point toward mount diablo. the east bay communities waking up in the mid to upper 50s. >> five months after sandy battered the east coast thousands are still homeless. a new report shows more than it 2,000 people affected by the storm are still living in new york city hotels. the emergency management agency is paying for those rooms which cost about $250 a night. hundreds of those families will soon move into public housing because their hotel stays are supposed to end on april 30th. north korea said it's entered a state of war with the south. it's the latest threat after two american b2 bombers flew a training mission in that area. the north said it'll deal with

all matters involving the south according to war time regular layings. it also warned of revenge against the united states for interfering. the white house responded this morning saying the north has a long history of making threats and doesn't think anything will be done immediately but they said they are taking the threat seriously. veterans are taking the fight from the front lines to congress. groups say they will rally against any proposal that will lower disability payments and that comes as long tries to solve the debt crisis. the president has endorsed a plan that would work out social security benefits in a way to have payments growing at a slower rate. veterans groups say they have sacrificed enough and they want out of the changes. >> a steel cross from the world trade center will stay on display at new york city's 9/11 memorial museum. the cross is made of two steel beams from the towers.

a group filed a lawsuit last cr separation of church and state. a judge rejected it saying that the cross bears historical

. groups have held protests at the lab for the last three decades. >> thousands of chocolate easter bunnies will be eaten this weekend. i'm sure i will put down a couple. the ones i eat probably won't look like this. our a chef is turning easter traffic into art. >> it's a mostly cloudy start outside the door. with source developing in time for the holiday weekend. when you can expect them to arrive coming up. morning, brian!

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. the competition is fierce at stanford. they said they received 39,000 applications for under graduate admissions. that's up for man two thousand from last year but only about 2200 were offered admission. those have until may first to decide. >> a memorial today at noon will honor men from san jose who died serving in the vietnam war. we want to show you the artist rendering of the granite memorial. there are 142 names includinged on that. mike hound a the mayor and a congressman will be at the

revealing at the memorial. the revealing coincide was the 40th anniversary of united states troop withdrawal from vietnam. the last troops left 40 years ago yesterday. some have waited decades to get help with painful memories the war. va counselors say they need to be treated for ptsd. >> i just know this. you get an experience like that, be like being in a plane crash or something. you never forget it. >> in 2008 hospitals started actively screening for ptsd. since then the number of veterans an increased especially among vet raps, officials say many are now retiring have more time to reflect on war time experiences. new this morning the president is wishing a joyful easter to those who celebrate the resurrection of jesus christ. >> this weekend we will join christians around the world to

celebrate the resurrection of jesus christ and the promise of easter. >> >> he said it gives millions of christians and jewish people a chance to slow down and recommit themselves to loving their neighbors and seeing everybody as a child of god. pass over is celebrated sun down monday. some airmen are coming home just in time for easter. you are looking at video from january when the wing was deployed. it provides support for rescue missions. >> it's easter weekend and chocolate bunnies and eggs are appearing in baskets all over the world. for one pastry chef in washington dc it's more than just a holiday. it's an artform. we have the story. >>

>> reporter: a sciencist and an artist. >> got to make sure it's straight. >> reporter: his medium, pretty sweet >> blue torch. >> reporter: molds for eggs. in the run up to easter his work is hopping. >> every year i create a different buffet that's huge display of chocolate culture related for easter. huge eggs. this mold will hold up to seven pounds. >> reporter: there are still bunnies and baby chicks but his main project is a wizard of od themed chocolate display. >> i have been working closely with chocolate, probably ten, 15 years. i will melt only the edges. >> reporter: they can be temperature mental. >> the butter gets cold and

gets clogged. it's not like the liquid. >> reporter: during the week before he can spend as many as 18 hours a day working with the stuff. >> i look forward for the next day to come back and eat more. >> you didn't get sick of it. >> no. pretty amazing. >> reporter: in most of what he makes is meant to be eaten so it's a fleeting reception. in washington. >> here in the bay area easter celebrations are being held today and tomorrow and it looks like the celebration may get damp. preparations underway for tomorrow's easter sunday parade. some people are not concerned about the weather at all because they are looking forward to something else. >> the first thing i like is that the easter bunny comes with chocolate. >> i'm with you on that one.

we checked on some of the other celebrations and most say that they will go ahead as scheduled despite the weather, rosemary has been tracking the system moving all morning for us and she joins us now with the latest. >> yes. the good news is it won't be a complete wash out. the models have scaled back the amount of rain we will see today. i think mainly dry continues for today with maybe a few isolated showers, if you have a hunt to get to you are in pretty good shape. we have mostly cloudy skies but the temperatures holding in the 50s. you may find it muggy. few scattered showers in to the afternoon. also notice that the model is bringing clearing in the afternoon. we could see sun for the second half of the day before the sect rain and moisture band moves in. tonight evening plans for you may include those scattered source, bring the umbrella and then into sunday, the widespread rain and showers is

expected to actually increase as the center of that storm moves closer to the coast and eventually across the bay area. rainfall totals a quarter inch much to a half inch. sierra snow. member a little bit of light snow. temperatures tomorrow very similar to today. clearing out on monday. we will be dry tuesday and wednesday. back to you. >> several lizards and snakes ripped from their cage fresno. the three foot long python that is still missing. ♪ [ male announcer ] every car we build must make adrenaline pump and pulses quicken. ♪ to help you not just stay alive...

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. happening now. police officers are practicing their response for a large scale emergency situation such as school shootings, welcome back to mornings on 2. >> that active shooter drill is underway right now at castro elementary. we are there when it started and have more on what police are doing this morning. >> officers from three bay area departments are gathering today here at castro elementary to work on and -- train for worst case situations today. you can see a few squad cars in front of castro elementary school this morning. the training started about a half hour ago. this is the second day of a two day training session. act a year ago. a former student at oikas in oakland shot and killed six students and a secretary. today officers will learn how to respond to the active

shooter situations. the officers are using castro because its being renovated. there is no worry of disturbing children or their classrooms inside. this is a private training session that will go on until five this evening. they are not letting any members of the public or media inside. again if you live in the area don't be alarmed. there are squad cars and you will see dozens of place from three different departments going in and out of the school. they are just in a training session. reporting live. >> this morning there will also be an emergency trill that. drill will let firefighters work alongside the sheriff's department to take fighting a fire. it is just a drill. the family of a baby shot thursday said the 1-year-old is recovering. the shot spotter recorded the gun fire as it happened.

richmond police say 19 shots were fired in less than six seconds outside the home of the 1-year-old. officers say the gunman was firing at a man on a bike just outside the apartment complex on west mcdonald. a piece of a bullet hit the baby in the neck. >> the first thing i thought was my son. >> reporter: police are still searching for the gunman, a 25,000-dollar reward is being offered. >> a memo from the city of oakland stayed problem police radios now preforming up to industry standards. there have been several failures, including one during the president's visit last summer. constituent said the city said it made repairs. however, the oakland police union said there is still not a lot of confidence in the

radios. closing arguments have been made in a wrongful death civil trial involving oakland police and now it's up to a jury to divided. a 37-year-old derek jones was shot by two officers front of his barbershop. it happened as they confronted jones. the officers say they shot him because they thought he was reaching for a gun that turned out to be a small scale. a 19-year-old man faces up to 16 years in jail for the stabbing avenue i high school football player. this week a jury found him guilty of second degree murder in the death of an 18-year-old. the victim was stabbed outside a party and the suspect will be sentenced may 31st. new details about the 20- year-old woman accused of lying about being raped on the united states santa cruz campus. she claimed she was attacked in the woods on the campus last

month but prosecutors are saying she put out ads on craigslist asking for someone to beat her up in exchange for sex. she met with a man who responded to the ad and she directed him to hit her. that man is not expected to face charges. she plead not guiltia a charge of making a false report. >> a man is facing charges in connection with the theft of three reptiles including a three foot long python. they were taken some sometime late wednesday or early thursday at the fresno discovery center. the thief can be seen shoving them into a bag. the director said she cringed watching the video. >> it was very painful to watch the way he pulled them out. we were looking for blood. >> yesterday police arrested a 20-year-old man and recovered three of the animals taken after receiving a tip. a python is still missing.

the suspect is also accused of stealing from the gift shop. police in san bruno are searching for the thieves who broke into a school and stole $30,000 worth of computers. police say leaves cut a lock on a fence and broke a window. the thieves took 22 computers but dropped four of them outside. the principal said whoever did it seemed to note lay out and went for the newest, most expensive equipment. >> not only is it a loss for the children and what they are losing the technology but for children when this happens it scares them. >> police say some evidence was left behind. it appearance the thieves cut themselves on the window and left their blood. the school is now on spring break. staff and police say they hope to find the computers before students return a week from monday. >> a morgan hillman is facing charges after police found a major pot growing operation with nearly 3,000 plants. the 32-year-old rented a six

thousand square foot business space and used it to grow marijuana. he was arrested on thursday at the building in addition to the pot plants the detectives took about 30 pounds of processed marijuana. they also found more marijuana at his home. >> today musicians from the symphony will have a free concert as negotiations continue in their ongoing strike. ♪ [ music ] . >> they went on strike on march 13th in a dispute over pay and benefitsful. they say the concert is a way for them to stay connected with fans. it starts at eight tonight on california street. >> turn to rosemary and see how we are looking. >> it's a great start out there. we are going to give you a live shot of a cool lafayette this morning. we have gray skies, we have multiple player are layers going on. we we have high clouds, low

clouds, not as bad, not dense like we saw yesterday in many cases, for today we will be partly cloudy, a mix of sun and clouds action we may see isolated showers. take look at the numbers, this is what most of us may be noting this morning. how warm we are anywhere from three to six degrees above yesterday. plenty of cloud cover and moisture overhead. it could feel a little muggy. 58 walnut creek, 57 mountain view. widespread 50s, low 50s santa rosa, a few returns over the north bay as well. maybe some drizzle. maybe some sprinkles, santa rosa, we are seeing this, you can see it's sporadic, some of this may not be hitting the ground. we will continue with this for start. doesn't look like a lot of rain. may see a little bit of sun for the afternoon. i will show you as we get into

about noontime. i'm seeing just a few scattered showers and it looks like over the mountain areas where we are seeing the pop ups, we have a lot of moisture and we could see a few scattered showers but i'm seeing clearing in to the afternoon. this moisture band moves on and we could see a little bit of sun for the second half of the day. by the evening a second band is moving through and tomorrow morning the showers will be more widespread. we are into 11:00 on easter sunday. models will change. i'm not going to hone in two much on the cells but you can see, sunday looks to be relatively wet with scattered showers in the forecast for the entire day. if you are headed to the sierra a few inches of fresh snow. snow levels down to 6500 feet. if you are going up over the sierra, maybe a little bit of light snow. a live interview an what's happening in the sierra this weekend. here at home the temperatures in the mid to upper 60o's

nearing 70 for the afternoon. maybe a light passing shower for today. increasing tonight will be with us tomorrow. clearing out on monday. temperatures warming back in to the upper 60's to low 70s. monday, tuesday and holding into wednesday. coming up a look at your lunchtime numbers. >> it's easter weekend and spring break and tahoe resorts hope skiers and snow boarders come up to the mountain. the latest snow survey was held earlier this week and results show the snow pack is 32% of normal for this time of year. statewide the amount of snow is 52% of normal but that's not keeping people away. about an hour ago we spoke to a spokesperson, who said there is plenty of snow and the mountain is open for business. >> looks great. we have three inches of snow two nights ago. we expect two to four inches out of the next system so, great conditions for spring breakers. >> and check out this video we got, this is yesterday.

they are hosting the free style national championship which has brought a lot of people out. here is the benefit of springsteen. look at them in short sleeves. all the other major resorts are also open in the area and we want to give you a look at the road it's you plan to head up to the mountains. look at that. that's a nice benefit. that's a live look at eastbound 80 at king vail. conditions are great. no restrictions. you can just cruise on up. >> thank you. former 49 every 49er and raider is talking about being gay in the nfl. why he didn't come out sooner.

. a live look at san francisco. overcast skies, light on sheer breezes and occasional shower a possibility for the afternoon and evening. >> doctors say a former south african leader nelson mandela continues to make progress as people pray for his recovery. he has been receiving treatment for a lung infection since

wednesday. the office said he is in good spirit is breathing without problem. the 94-year-old has been in and out of the hospital several times in the past few months. thousands in oklahoma are on edge this morning as they await for the result of blood tests following an hiv scare at a dental office. as many as 7,000 people in tulsa could have been exposed to hepatitis and hiv. health inspectors found 17 violations including rusty equipment at the office. one said she took her children to the office and one son may have hepatitis. >> you teach your kids to try to be safe and you think by taking them to a doctor, a dentist you are doing the right thing. then here you hear, you may be changed 7,000 people lives. >> letters have been sent to patients who have visited in the past six years.

the health department is also offering free testing for them. a republican congressman from alaska is apologizing for using a racial slur don young apologized for using the slur to describe migrant farm workers. top republican leaders have denounced the offensive language which comes hats the party is trying to improve its standing with latinos. >> we are getting new numbers on a push to show support for marriage equality on facebook. users may have noticed people changing their facebook profile pictures to a pink equal sign. human rights campaign started that. 2.7million did it. >> facebook released this map of which areas are showing support. san francisco and washington dc highley, the most active was in an arbor michigan home of michigan state university. a former player for 4ther

49ers and raiders is speaking out about being a gay man in the nfl. the 320-pound linebacker played five season for the niners and won with the raiders. he and others hope to end homophobia in pro-sports. >> i'm gay and i'm a former athlete and i think i'm a pretty normal guy. >> they have been playing with them and nothing has happened in the locker room. >> his admission comes after a report that an active player is considering whether to admit he is gay. >> more than a dozen oakland police officers will be going bald today for a good cause. they will get their heads shaved to raise money for childhood cancer. the children's hospital is hosting the event. it starts at 11. last year more than a thousand similar events were held

worldwide helping raise more than $33 million. a bone marrow drive is underway to help a first grader. he is battling leukemia. the only way his family said he will survive is if a donor is found. about 500 people turned out yesterday in san jose to have their cheeks swabbed to see if they are a match for donation. >> i just -- that mason can be a child. he wants to swing, he has to go to the school. he don't ask anymore. just life. >> his doctors say if he gets a transplant there is an 80% chance he will survive. another bone marrow drive is taking place on may 19th at the public library. >> pleasant hill police are looking for two men who robbed a check and go. police say they walked in and asked about a certain type of transaction. while the employee explained it one of the suspects pulled out a gun and demanded cash. according to police the

employee gave the money over and was then forced to lay on the floor while the two men escaped. anyone with information is asked to call police. a new report shows california added more than 41,000 jobs last month. the state unemployment rate fell to 9.6% and we have a map to show you the jobless rates for february. this all cording to the state department. marin had the lowest rate at 5.4%. solano had the highest at 9.3. great america in santa clara is open for business. if economic trends continue the parks may get a lot more crowded than they have been in years past. americans saw their incomes rise by more than 1% last month triggering a big gain consumer spending. >> with the economy you -- you take into consideration that, you know you have to spend

wisely. >> the park employs about 2500 people during it's run from march to october. park officials say the economy million dollar roller coaster called gold striker. it should be up and running by may. >> we are getting a better look at the broken bolts from the new eastern span of the bay bridge. this is one of the failed anchor rod bolts. more than two dozen are broken. the failed bolts were supposed to help provide safety near where the suspension cables attach to the roadway. a berkeley bridge engineer professor said that the bolts are ridge. >> they move together. this is what happens. if you fail -- when quake comes this is what happens. there is no shake to keep them together. >> the professor is confident caltrans will find a solution. they said their fix is being designed right now and will have a peer review before work is started. >> berkeley city council is considering raising the cost of

parking permits by more than half. under the plan the cost for a yearly permit will rise to $55, a increase of 60%. the city said it raises two million dollars a year from selling permits and issuing tickets to cars without one but that doesn't cover the cost. the council will vote on the plan on tuesday night. over in menlo park, fees could also go up. the city council plans to vote tuesday on a plan to raise hourly fees for gym classes by 7%. that means for a two hour class you would see about a dollar increase. after school programs could also see a 2% increase and the city is proposing increases for the use of tennis courts and picnic areas. the department is trying to fill a 190,000-dollar short fall. >> former los angeles lakers star said someone stole three of his championship rings. who police think may be responsible. >> and wet weather is marching toward the bay area. when you can expect it on your

doorstep.

. yesterday luna the polar bear cub debuted at the buffalo zoo and she was welcomed by hundreds of zoo visitors anxious to see her in person. officials say the addition is paying off in the past month they have raised more than

$100,000 to pay for new exhibits and in a few weeks she will be joined by a male polar bear cub found orphaned in alaska. back here our newist addition will be back on display. this is the san francisco zoo's month and a half old tiger cub can. on may 11th a fundraiser is being held to suggest a name for her. >> the giants and a's will crash the bay and play their final game before opening game. barry zito showing off. a's up in the 5th. blanco wants to get in the mix. blanco got that one deep to center field. slides in with the rbi triple. next batter, a 23-year-old trying to win the final utility

spot. giants win this one. the other big story. of the day at that ballpark the block buster deal with buster posey, it's a nine year contract. it's the largest contract in giant's history. >> just incredible feeling. you know and -- knowing for the next nine years i will be a part of this very storied franchise, i'm humbled to know i will by a part of that. >> last year he lone the mvp and led in batting average and he has two world series in his short career. the search is on for three championship rings stolen from ac greens home. police say that the thieves are the men green hired to help him move. >> they were in the box in the house at the time. i think that he was planning on taking those himself but they were obviously taken before he

could do that. >> he played with magic johnson and lakers in the 80s and early 90's. he was known for playing in almost 2,000 straight games. the three rings are covered in diamonds and gold. each is worth $25,000. >> crime show that's being credited with helping hundreds of criminals is being canceled. lifetime won't pick up america's most wanted for another season. host john walsh launched 25 years ago following the kidnap and murder of his 6-year-old son. since it's debut the show has helped lead to the capture of 1100 fugitives. >> a's and giants today. great america opening for the season today. let's check in with rose rosemary. >> chances of rain slight. that will increase into easter sunday. this center ever the storm still off shore. you can seat bands exiting out of the system with each passing

band that rolls up over the bay area a chance for a few sprinkles and clouds with breaks of sun perhaps in between. mostly cloudy. by lunchtime mid to upper 50s. a few low 60's. we will put in a slight chance fora occasional showers in to the afternoon. that chance will increase tonight. numbers not as warm as we were yesterday but still feeling good. upper 50s to low 60's at the coast. widespread 60's around the bay. 70 for livermore. 69 degrees in napa. the extended forecast here a few sprinkles, i'm seeing perhaps over the bay area this morning into the north bay. little bit of light drizzle. not a lot. again today not a wash out. little league game should be okay. the easter egg hunts, tomorrow we do wake up wet. ly bring you that future forecast model in just a moment. we are clearing out on monday. dry tuesday and wednesday. >> people in half moon bay are being told to stay on high

alert after a mountain lion is seen. we will tell you where. >> and the police department taking a new ride. the way officers plan to patrol the streets and how they say it'll help the environment.

. >> reporter: police taped around an elementary school, but it's only a training session. we'll tell you why they are doing it. shots ring out in a san francisco neighborhood overnight. we'll have more on the search that's currently under way and let you know why things could have been a lot worse. >> plus, catholics from the world are gathering for easter vigils this morning. we'll tell you how the pope is preparing for tomorrow's big celebration and why you might want to grab a jacket when heading to services in the bay area. . good morning, everyone. welcome to mornings on 2, saturday, march 30th. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. still a little gray out there this morning. rosemary is watching this storm system that looks like to may be giving us a break for another day, right? >> you're right.

50s to start our day, mostly cloudy and mild. just the possibility of maybe an isolated shower picking up. a few sprinkles over the north bay. if you are off to an early morning drive along highway 1, maybe a few sprinkles on your windshield, petaluma, santa rosa. outside of that, mainly dry conditions for today. i do see the possibility of a pop-up shower here and there, with an increase coming tonight and easter sunday looks to be the wetter day of the weekend. i'll bring you the time aloned and we'll go through hour by hour in a few moments. new this morning, one person is in the hospital after a car went off a highway and right into a canal in vallejo. this is new video just into our newsroom from highway 37, between sonoma boulevard and wilson avenue. you can see the back end of the car sticking out of 7 to 8 feet of water right there. rescuers tell us they got the people out of the car. one was transported to the hospital with internal

injuries. another is suffering minor injuries. in overnight news, a young man was shot and nearly killed in san francisco. police say he was walking with a friend at 24th and brian around 3:00 this morning when a car pulled up. officers say the people inside that vehicle asked if he was in a gang, then reportedly shot him. the victim was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. so far, no arrests have been made. u.s. park police also investigating a shooting near a popular tourist attraction in san francisco. shots were reported in the fort mason area about 9:00 last night. investigators say just minutes later, a man with a gunshot wound walked into a restaurant and asked for help. police say the victim is from the bay area and is in his twenties. he was hit in the leg and is expected to survive. no description of the gunman has been released. well, happening right now, there is a big police presence inlier is reit toe, but it's all just a drill. lorainne blanco is live at castro elementary school with more on the active shooter drill that is currently under

way. >> reporter: claudine, the training started about a half an hour to 45 minutes ago. you can see, they have quite a setup out here in front of castro elementary. it's all part of a year-long focus on preparing for a potential active shooter situation in the community. officers from three different bay area departments are training for worst case scenario situations in eler is reit toe this morning. about a year ago, april 2012, a former student at oikos university in oakland shot and killed six students and a secretary. today, officers from area schools law enforcement will hold training. now, this is a private training session that will go on until 5:00 p.m. this evening. the sacramento sheriff's department is helping with today's training. one officer says this is the first time they have brought outside assistance into the city to help with the support. 30 or so officers are taking

part in the two-day event. reporting live, lorainne blanco, ktvu channel 2news. overnight news, the california highway patrol is trying to figure out what caused a driver to flip his car on a freeway onramp. it happened around 3:00 this morning. police say a man in his early twenties was on the alma onramp approaching southbound 87 in san jose. his car hit the center rail and flipped onto its side. firefighters had to pull him out through the windshield. he was transported to the hospital. we do not have word on his condition. chp is looking to see if alcohol or distracted driving could be factors in the crash. new this morning, president obama is wishing a joyful easter to those who celebrate the resurrection of jesus christ. >> this weekend, michelle, maliyah, sasha and i will join christians around the world to celebrate the resurrection of jesus christ and the hopeful promise of easter. >> in his weekly address, the president says the easter and passover holidays give millions of christians and jewish people

a chance to slow down and recommit themselves to loving their neighbors and seeing everyone as a child of god. passover is celebrated at sundown on monday. easter is tomorrow. and hundreds of catholics from around the world gathered for an easter vigil service this morning in jerusalem. >> it was held at the church where christians believe jesus was crucified and buried. the easter vigil is held one day before easter sunday. pope francis will also celebrate his first easter vigil today, after praying for peace in the middle east, at a torch-lighting ceremony on good friday. this service will wrap up a series of intensive preparations leading up to easter sunday mass tomorrow morning. tens of thousands of people are expected to watch the pope give a special blessing from the same balcony where he appeared the day he was elected pope by the cardinals. here in the bay area, easter celebrations are being held today and tomorrow, and it

looks like the celebration might get a little damp. preparations are under way in san francisco for tomorrow's easter sunday parade, and in golden gate park, organizers of the city's largest easter egg hunt are going ahead with the event despite the forecast. and then there are some people who aren't concerned about the weather at all, because they are looking forward to something else. >> the first thing i would like is the daytime, in the morning, that the easter bunny comes with chocolate! other easter celebrations being held across the bay area, and most say they will go ahead as scheduled, despite the weather. some of these events include an easter egg hunt being held today and tomorrow at city parks all over oakland. most begin at 11:00 a.m. at 9:00 a.m. this morning, danville's egg- stravaganza begins at the community center on front street. finally at noon, spring celebration kicks off in richmond, held at the solano play lot on 8th street.

if it rains, it will be moved to noah's arc preschool on 7th street. . starting out with the view of the overcast skies over lafayette, we have a multitude of clouds out there. we've got mid and high level clouds, low clouds, fog along the coastline, and some areas reporting a little bit of drizzle this morning. that unsettled weather is going to continue and the chance for rain increasing, as we move through the second half of your weekend. yes, part of the holiday weekend is going to be soggy, picking up a few returns this morning over the north bay, seeing some through the delta at times, and now seeing a little bit along the coastline as well, near montara. we may be seeing a little light drizzle along highway 101, but tracking a few cells between santa rosa, petaluma, down into no novato. this isn't enough rain, though. this is dreary weather with a few passing showers and looks like the mountains will be the best place to see this, at least for today. here we go with the forecast.

mostly gray skies. easter egg hunts, little league games, the soccer games should actually be in good shape. the cells i'm picking up around the noon time, these look like over the mountains. most of us may be dry, maybe even with sunshine into the afternoon, because behind this moisture band, i'm seeing clearing before the next band moves in into tonight. scattered showers around the bay area. tomorrow, looking to be the wetter day. rain bands become a little bit more closer together and we'll continue to see scattered showers throughout the afternoon. we're now into sunday, 5:00 and we still have scattered showers in the forecast. so that's what you can expect for today. mainly dry, a little bit of drizzle this morning, maybe an isolated shower, passing shower for the afternoon. a mix of sunshine and clouds and temperatures, not bad either, starting in the 50s this morning, into the afternoon, widespread 60s to near 70 degrees for warmer areas. sunday looks to be a soggy one. scattered showers in the forecast starting early on and lasting throughout the entire

day. temperatures will be relatively mild. the system is a warm one. snow levels will be right about 6500 feet for the sierra, so right along that path, we may see a dusting of snow. take the chains, just in case if you're headed that way! clearing out on monday and our temperatures are rebounding monday, tuesday, wednesday under mostly sunny skies. upper 60s to low 70s in the forecast for those afternoons. talk about how much rain we do expect to get with this weekend system, coming up. right now, the chp is helping patrol the streets of oakland. we talked to them early this morning about the department's chase policies, after the pursuit of the stolen car resulting in a crash. just before 9:00 last night, chp says officers spotted a stolen car and tried to pull it over. the car sped away, reaching speeds of up to 75 miles an hour. about 7 minutes later, the driver crashed into another car at 85th avenue and 8th street. both drivers were hurt. this morning, chp told us a chase on city streets is a lot different than a freeway and this is something they do try to avoid.

>> if a pursuit is occurring and we get to a point where speeds are getting too high or if it's a danger to the public, we're always assessing the risk versus gain and we would cancel the pursuit. >> chp says canceling a pursuit is decided on a case-by-case areases, residential areas, and speed limit, all affecting whether or not a chase is called off. in the cases of calling off a chase, air support and tracing the license plate can help track down the driver. new this morning, a mountain lion has been spotted on someone's property in half moon bay. the sighting was reported around 8:00 last night on frenchmen's creek road. homeowners say they have seen the mountain lion three or four times on a rural part of their property. the sightings happen between dusk and 3:00 a.m. if you ever see a mountain lion, make noise, and look big. >> okay. good advice. thank you. >> hoping i don't have to do

that. >> hope we don't have to use those tips. a big challenge for students wanting to go to stanford. just how many applications that university saw this fall and why so many students are being turned away. >> well, it's the battle of the bay heating up in san francisco, prompting the giants to rethink its security. >> but first, there's a live look at the mack maze this morning. you can see all directions flowing smoothly. had a couple minor problems on the roadways, but otherwise, things are looking great on this saturday morning. time now is 9:11. this is mornings on 2. please.

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. up close and personal with the transamerica building. mostly gray skies around the bay area this morning, even a few showers possible over the north bay, although i suspect most of it -- [ indiscernible ] well, the a's and giants series moves to oakland today and expect security to be tighter at the coliseum after a fight between fans at at&t ball park. this youtube video shows a man and woman punching and kicking another man wearing a's gear. it happened on thursday during the game. 189-year-old trinidad ortega juarez was arrested in connection with the fight.

>> doesn't happen a lot here, but when you sell out like we do and you have a lot of people and emotions run high, it can happen. >> the giants say extra security was in place and all the park action is monitored on command center -- in command centers. fans we spoke to say they try to avoid confrontations, especially when they are the visiting fans. today's game in oakland begins at 1:05. authorities in arizona are still trying to figure out what caused a deadly accident in arizona that killed a navy s.e.a.l. on thursday. another navy s.e.a.l. was hurt. north korea has entered a state of war with south korea. its latest threat is aimed at the united states and ally after b 2 bombers flew training missions in that area. north korea warned of retaliation against the u.s. for any interference. the white house responded this

morning, saying north korea has a long history of making threats and doesn't think they would be carried out immediately. however, administration officials also say they are taking the threats seriously and have bolstered the u.s. missile defense systems in alaska. some airmen are coming home, just in time for the holiday weekend. this afternoon, families will welcome home members of the moffitt field 129th rescue wing. this is video from january, when the wing was deployed to both afghanistan and the horn of africa. the wing is part of the california air national guard. the wing provides support for rescue missions, as well as medical evacuations. american special operation forces have handed over a base in a troubled area of eastern afghanistan. local afghan commandos will now be in charge. the handover comes a few weeks after hamid karzai demanded u.s. forces to withdraw from the district. there were allegations that afghan soldiers trained by the u.s. committed human rights abuses in the area. a memorial today at noon will honor men from san jose who died while serving in the

vietnam war. we want to show you the artist rendering of the granite memorial, which is titled "sons of san jose." there are 142 names included on that memorial. congressman mike honda, mayor chuck reid and councilman sam makardo will attend the ceremony today near the hp pavillion. the unveiling of the monument coincides with the 40th anniversary of u.s. troop withdrawal from vietnam. the last combat troops left vietnam 40 years ago yesterday. some vietnam veterans have waited decades to receive help for posttraumatic stress disorder. >> i know this. you get an experience like that, it would be like being in a plane crash or something. you never forget it. >> in 2008, va hospitals began actively screening for ptsd in clinics. since then, the number of veterans diagnosed has increased, especially among

vietnam veterans. many are retiring and have more time to reflect on their war- time experiences. a steel cross from the world trade center will remain on display at new york city's 9/11 memorial museum. the cross is made from two steel beams from the twin towers. an athiest group filed a lawsuit last year, saying the m conclusion of the cross violates the separation of church and state. but the judge rejected that argument, saying the cross bears historical significance. the group says it plans to appeal the decision. meanwhile, a new effort to identify victims of the world trade center terror attack is set to begin on monday. new york city officials say workers will sift through nearly 600 cubic yards of debris removed from the site to look for remains. of the 2700 people killed there on september 11th, only about 1600 have been officially identified. the federal aviation administration is being sued by five airports over plans to cut funding for air traffic control. 149 air traffic control towers are set to close because of

federal budget cuts, including towers at sacramento executive and salinas municipal airports. the airports are filing lawsuits because they say the shutdown violates a federal law. safety remains a top priority. in atlanta, more than 30 educators have been indicted in connection with one of the nation's largest school shooting scandals. a state investigation began back in 2009, after a newspaper found unexplainable rises in student test scores. in 2011, investigators say they found that cheating happened in 44 schools and involved about 180 educators, including 38 principals. yesterday, criminal charges were filed against the former superintendent of atlanta's public schools, and 34 other educators. >> the four principal crimes, the statements and writings, theft by taking, and

influencing witnesses. >> the tests in question were used to determine whether the state met the federal no child left behind law. schools with good test scores received extra federal dollars to spend in the classroom or on teacher bonuses. competition is fierce for students who want to go to stanford university. yesterday, the university announced it had received nearly 39,000 applications for undergraduate admissions. that is up more than 2000 applicants from last year, but only about 2200 were offered admission. those students have until may 1st to decide if they will accept. 39,000! 2200 spots. unbelievable. >> intense. well it, is a unique way to fight crime. >> it will be different. >> we'll show you the man teak came police department's newest addition and how it's helping the environment. >> a slight chance for showers today. a better chance on easter sunday. i'll have a look at your weekend, coming up.

manteca police department is buying six new segways for the department. the department received a $46,000 grant to help cut down on pollution. the police chief says the segways will be used by officers during special events. >> it allowed the officers to move around a little more mobile, but cover more distance and they set up a little higher than the rest of the crowd, yet they travel at the same speed as a crowd. >> and the chief also says he hopes to start using the segways next month. one of the agencies investigating last summer's massive fire at the chevron refinery plans to release new information to the public. the u.s. chemical safety board will hold a public meeting on

april 19th to present the interim report from its investigation. the meeting will take place at the richmond memorial auditorium. production at the crude unit has been suspended since the explosion last august. 37 people were arrested during an annual good friday protest at the lawrence livermore national lab. about 100 people gathered in front of the lab's gate yesterday. those arrested were cited for blocking the roadway and were released. religious and antinuclear groups have held protests at that lab for the last three decades. a napa man is getting support for an online petition calling for the city to support its lgbt community. the request is on the change.org website. he asked the player to fly a rainbow flag over napa city hall. at last check, he was more than halfway to getting the 1000 signatures he need. lgbt residents should be recognized for their contribution, he says. time now, 9:24. let's head over to rosemary for a look at how this rain is shaping up. does it look like anything more than sprinkles today? >> looks like passing sprinkles, hit or miss, not a lot. in fact, models are now bringing us a stray shower over the mountains, maybe along the

coastline. conte cancel outdoor plans. we're looking all in all fairly good. we will be partly to mostly cloudy. temperatures not as warm as yesterday, getting in and showing you just a few sprinkles. but these radar returns, i want to say, that moisture we're picking up, maybe 2 miles off the ground, a pocket of dry air below it. so a lot of these sprinkles not even making it to the ground. there's the center of the storm. it is making tracks towards the bay area. will slide over us for easter sunday. sunday's going to be the better chance for rain. pointing out a few pockets of clear skies, so between the moisture bands, we may see partly cloudy skies temporarily for the afternoon. 67 in oakland today, 68 redwood city, 68 san jose. going to the bridge to bay series -- the giants and the a's, let me just say that! we've got a fairly nice day in the afternoon, 67. 66 for vallejo. 67 in santa rosa. extended forecast, showers begin tomorrow morning and will be on and off through the

entire day. not a complete rainout on sunday, but periods of rain, even the possibility of thunderstorms as the center of the storm moves over the bay area. we'll be clearing out by monday morning. by the afternoon, mostly clear skies on monday, tuesday, wednesday. temperatures rebounding back into the upper 60s. back to the desk. big news for the san francisco giants, with the opening day just two days away. more on the new deals signed by catcher buster posey. >> and ski resorts trying to lure spring breakers with powder as white and fluffy as the easter bunny. we're here! we're going to the park! [ gina ] oh hey, dan!

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. we are hearing from a man pulled from chilly waters in vallejo this morning, after his car went off the highway and plunged into a canal. good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it is saturday, march 30th. i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. the man was driving west on highway 37 when his car suddenly went off the roadway, just 90 minutes ago. the man's pickup truck went into the water between sonoma boulevard and wilson avenue. two people were inside that pickup. a battalion chief with vallejo fire tells us both were rescued and taken to the hospital. victims say they are grateful someone came to their rescue. >> all i know, i was coming off -- [ indiscernible ] >> well, the man there had minor injuries. the other victim went to the hospital, suffering from internal injuries. the pickup is still in the

canal under several feet of water. happening right now, there's a big police presence in el cerrito, but it is only a drill. ktvu's lorainne blanco is live for us this morning outside castro elementary school with more on the active shooter drill currently under way there. >> reporter: mike, we just talked with a sergeant from the el cerrito police department, who says they have been participating in this active shooter training since columbine. today, though, the training started a little more than an hour ago, all part of a year- long focus on preparing for a potential active shooter situation in the community. you can see the caution tape in front of el cerrito school. the training will go until 5:00 today. this is the first time outside assistance has been brought into the city to help with this important class. inside there, will be several people role playing students, teachers and shooters.

about a year ago, april 2012, a former student at oikos university in oakland shot and killed six students and a secretary. today, officers from el cerrito, novato and contra costa county will learn how to respond to these kinds of active shooter situations. the officers are using castro elementary because it's being renovated, so there's no worry of disturbing children or their classrooms. now, we were just told a few minutes ago that in about 30 minutes or so, the officers will let us inside for a few minutes to get a little bit of video to show us what's going on inside. we'll have that for you in later newscasts. reporting live in el cerrito, lorainne blanco, ktvu news. a 2-year-old has been grazed by a shooting in oakland. it happened on 82nd avenue and 8th street. the girl was outside playing when someone down the street started shooting. she was hit by flying wood from a fence that splintered when it was hit by a bullet. the girl was taken to the

hospital for minor injuries. >> i know the community and the police department are doing as much as they can. but the problem is bigger than they can almost handle. >> no one else was hurt during the shooting and no arrests have been made. well, the family of a baby who was shot thursday in richmond says the 1-year-old is recovering. a shot spotter recorded the gunfire right as it happened. >> police say 19 shots were fired in less than 6 seconds outside the apartment complex where a 1-year-old he lining elijah allie was visiting relatives. the boy's mother says the fragment from a bullet hit him in the neck as he was being fed by his grandparents. >> all i heard was his grandpa coming and saying gunshots, and the first thing that came to my mind was my son. >> police are still searching for the gunman. a $25,000 reward is now being offered in the case. san bruno police are

searching for a missing woman who may have been assaulted. 36-year-old cecilia zamora was reported missing back on february 15th. she was reportedly heading to her cousin's home in san bruno, but never arrived. police were then told that she may have been assaulted while in san bruno. she is latino, brown eyes and dyed purple hair. a new report shows california added more than 41,000 jobs last month. the state unemployment rate fell to 9.6% and here's a map to give you a look at the bay area situation. according to the state department, state employment deformity department, marin county had the lowest unemployment rate at 5.4%. solano county had the highest at 9.3%. well, great america and santa clara's open for business again. this is the opening weekend for the 2013 season. and if economic trends continue, you might see more people visiting the park than in years past. americans saw their incomes rise by more than 1% last

month, triggering a big gain in consumer spending. still, families we spoke to remain mindful of their money. >> you know, with the economy, you definitely take into consideration that, you know, you got to spend more wisely, you know what i mean? >> the park employs about 2500 people during its run from march to october. park officials say the improving economy is allowing them to open a new $10 million roller coaster. it's called gold stryker, and it should be up and running by may. a former player for the 49ers and raiders is speaking out about his years as a gay man playing in the nfl. kwame harris told cnn yesterday he is gay and kept his sexuality a secret during his nfl career. he played five seasons for the niners, one with the raiders. he and others are now hoping to end homophobia in pro sports. >> i am gay and i am a former athlete. and i think i'm a pretty normal guy. >> they have been playing with these gay players and nothing has happened in the locker room and nothing has happened at

all. >> harris' coming out was not compatible with his football career. his admission comes after a report that an active nfl player is now considering whether to admit that he is gay. we are getting new numbers on a push to show support for marriage equality on facebook. users may have noticed people changing their facebook profile pictures to a pink equal sign on a red background. the human rights campaign started the idea on monday. and by friday, facebook says 2.7 million people had done it. facebook released this map of which areas are showing support. san francisco and washington, dc ranked highly. the most active county was in michigan. tahoe reports hope to lure skiers and snowboarders for easter weekend and spring break. >> looks great. we've got 3 inches of snow two nights ago. we're expecting 2 to 4 inches of snow out of this next system, so, you know, great

conditions for spring breakers. >> well, this weekend, the u.s. freestyle national championship will be held there. this is video from yesterday's event. it certainly brought a lot of people out to the event. we should tell you, all other major resorts in the area are also open for business. . >> we're craving that rain and the snow. maybe not so happy that it's coming for the holiday weekend. we are going to be a little soggy today and the wetter day will be sunday. giving you a live look here over san jose, lot of cloud cover out there. a few of us dealing with low clouds, even a little fog along the coastline this morning. a little bit of patchy drizzle. mid and high level clouds around the bay, and a few returns popping up along storm tracker 2. you can see them along the coast and over parts of the north bay. we do have a little bit of moisture within those clouds, but we have a pocket of dry air below those clouds. some of us, not necessarily hitting the ground, but we may

have a few sprinkles, napa, areas near st. helena, maybe a little drizzle, and along the coastline seeing a few scattered showers pop up along 280, over south san francisco. so you may be seeing that outside your door as well. going to back it up and show you where this system stands. it's been here since thursday. eventually, it's going to trek inland, right in time for easter sunday. this is when we'll see the best chance of scattered showers. this is when we will also see the best chance at maybe a few thunderstorms in the afternoon. some of us won't see it at all, but the few of us that do, just remember when you hear the thunder, that means lightning is within reach of striking. so here we are, still 300 miles out. but it will make an easterly trek over the course of saturday. bands sweep through, bringing us clouds, the possibility of scattered showers, but not a whole lot. let me show you into the 9:00 hour. by 1:00, squeezing out a few scattered showers, looks like over the higher elevations and mountains, we'll see the best chance, even clearing for the

afternoon. partly cloudy skies expected. here comes the next band, into the evening hours. if you have evening plans, i do expect you may need that umbrella. then the chance for those rain bands moving through and the scattered showers increasing for sunday. we wake up with scattered showers in the forecast. it's now 10:00, 11:00 in the morning. thinking about maybe the easter egg hunt, scattered showers remaining in the forecast. it's not widespread, but it will be hit or miss on and off for the entire day. now we're into 5:00 and it's still there. for today, mainly dry, a little drizzle this morning, perhaps a spotty shower or two for the afternoon, becoming a little more widespread tonight. into the afternoon, partly cloudy skies, upper 50s to widespread 60s to low 70s expected for the bay area and our inland areas, low 70s. we're talking areas like antioch today, maybe down into morgan hill. extended forecast, numbers will stay relatively the same for easter sunday, but again, those showers will be with us all day. we're drying out monday morning, then we're dry monday,

tuesday, into wednesday. i'll show you how much rain we are expecting with this weekend's system, coming up. we are getting a better look at broken bolts from the new eastern span of the bay bridge. want to show you one of the failed anchor rod bolts. cal trans says more than two dozen bolts are broken. the failed bolts were supposed to help provide seismic safety near where the suspension cables attach to the roadway. a berkeley bridge engineering professor says the bolts are a critical part of the bridge. >> they move together. this is what happens. if you fail, when earthquake comes, this is what happens. nothing will keep them together. >> the professor is confident cal trans will find a solution. cal trans says its fix is being designed right now and will undergo a peer review before work is started. the giants and a's move across the bay today and play their final exhibition game before opening day. barry zito and aj griffin showing off their arms last night at the ball park.

a's up 1-0 in the 5th. blanco wants to get in the mix and says you show off your arms, i'll show off my bat, tapping this one deep to center field. crawford crosses the dish. blanco stretches it into an rbi triple. next batter is nick noonan. noonan! caddyshack fans out there? trying to win the final utility spot. noonan gets what would be the game-winning rbi single. giants would win that one 3-1. the other big story of the day at the ball park, deal with buster posey, nine-year, $167 million contract, the largest contract in giants history. >> just an incredible feeling, knowing that for the next nine years, i'll be a part of this very storied franchise and i'm incredibly humbled to know i'll be a part of that. >> last year, the 26-year-old won the mvp and led the league

in batting average. and yes, he has won two world series in his short professional career. well, trip advisor just released its list of top ball parks in the nation. and the home of the giants made the top five. pnc park in pittsburgh was rated the best ball park in the nation, but at&t park followed closely behind in the number 2 spot. at number 3 is oriole park at baltimore followed by fenway in boston and busch stadium over in st. louis. striking musicians with the san francisco symphony will be playing for free tonight. ♪ >> and why the musicians say today's concert is so important. >> plus, new information on the false rape report on the uc santa cruz campus. we'll tell you about the ad posted on craigslist just days before her allegations went public. >> but first, a live look outside 880 near the oakland coliseum, where traffic is moving now. but a few more hours, it will probably get a little busier. a's and giants, first pitch at

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. welcome back. mostly cloudy outside our doors and around the bay area. you can see there a live look at the golden gate bridge. spring showers in the forecast for part of your weekend. [ dog barking ] firefighters rescued at least 10 dogs after responding to a house fire in concord. the small fire started in the kitchen of the home on hillsboro drive yesterday. as firefighters made their way through the house, they found a number of english bulldogs in cages. they were able to get those dogs out and contain the small fire. no one was hurt and the dogs are also okay. there is new information about the 20-year-old woman

accused of lying about being raped on the uc santa cruz campus. investigators now say morgan triplet claimed that she was attacked in a wooded area on the campus last month. prosecutors are now revealing that she put out ads on craigslist, asking for someone to beat her up in exchange for sex. they say triplet did actually meet a man who responded to the ad and directed him to hit her. that man is not expected to be prosecuted. triplet pleaded not guilty yesterday to one misdemeanor charge of making a false police report. closing arguments have been made in a wrongful death civil trial involving oakland police. now it is up to the jury. derrick jones was shot by two officers in front of his barber shop in 2010. it happened as two officers confronted jones about a domestic disturbance call. the officers say they shot jones because they thought he was reaching for a gun that turned out to be a small scale. a 19-year-old fremont man faces up to 16 years in prison

for the fatal stabbing of a high school football player. this week, a jury found abraham hague guilty of second degree murder in the death of 18-year- old osana footy. prosecutors say hague stabbed him outside a party last year. he will be sentenced may 31st. police are searching for the thieves who broke into a school and stole $30,000 worth of computers. it happened thursday night at el crystal elementary school. police say the thieves cut a lock on a fence, then broke a window, reached in and unlocked the door. the thieves stole 22 mac book computers, but dropped four of them outside. the principal says whoever broke in seemed to know the layout of the school and went straight for the newest, most expensive equipment. >> not only is it a loss for the children in what they are losing in technology, but for children, when something like this happens, it also scares them. >> the school is now on spring break. staff and police say they hope to find the computers before the students return a week from monday. doctors say a former south

african leader nelson mandela continues to make progress, as people pray for his recovery. ♪ >> mandela has been receiving treatment for a recurring lung infection since wednesday. the south african presidential office says mandela is in good spirits and is now breathing without difficulty. the 94-year-old has been in and out of the hospital several times in the past few months. thousands of people in oklahoma are on edge this morning, as they await the results of blood tests following an hiv scare at a dental office. as many as 7000 people in tulsa could have been exposed to hepatitis and hiv. health inspectors found 17 violations, including rusty equipment at that office. one mother says she took her four children to the dental office. one of her son's blood work has already come back with signs of hepatitis. >> you teach your kids to try to be safe and you think by

taking them to a doctor, a dentist, you're doing the right thing and here you hear, you know, he's maybe changed maybe 7000 people's lives. >> letters have been sent to patients who have visited the clinic in the last six years. the health department is also offering free hiv and hepatitis testing for those patients. ups has agreed to pay the government $40 million for delivering drugs illegally purchased online. investigators say the sales took place across the country from 2003 to 2010. ups acknowledged it was notified during that time that some pharmacies were violating the law, but did not close their accounts. ups also agreed to establish a program to prevent illegal online pharmacies from using its shipping services. concern is growing over an increase in cases of valley fever. the centers for disease control says cases of the airborne disease have more than doubled in the past decade. valley fever is caused by fungal airborne spores and can be life threatening. doctors say the increase could

be due to climate change causing dust storms that stir up the spores. doctors also warn the disease is often misdiagnosed. u.s. regulators have decided to reexamine the health risk associated with cell phone radiation. the federal communications commission is reaching out to health organizations to see if standards aimed at protecting people from cell phone radiation needs to be updated. some scientists and consumer advocate claim radiation from cell phones can cause cancer. the fcc last reviewed its standards back in 1996, which was before cell phone use among americans was booming. berkeley city council is considering raising the cost of parking permits by more than half. under the plan, the cost for a yearly permit will rise from $34.50 to $55. this is an increase of 60%. the city says it raises $2 million a year from selling permits and issuing tickets to cars without one, but that still doesn't cover costs. the council will vote on the plan tuesday night.

today, musicians from the san francisco symphony will perform a free concert, as negotiations continue in their ongoing strike. ♪ >> the musicians went on strike on march 13th in a dispute over pay and benefits. several concerts and a tour have been canceled. the musicians say today's free concert is important because it's a way for them to stay connected to fans. it starts at 8:00 tonight at the temple sharif israel on california street. a special sight at the san francisco zoo. we'll have more on the chance to meet the zoo's newest addition and how you can actually have a say in her name. >> but weather is marching towards the bay area. what you can expect for saturday and your holiday sunday, coming up.

. well, the newest addition to the san francisco zoo will be back on display this afternoon. this is the zoo's month and a half old tiger cub and she'll be available for viewing in the lion house at 1:00 p.m. she still does not have a may, but on may 11, a fund-raiser will be held where people can make suggestions. 9:53 on the clock. let's recap top stories this morning. a young man was shot in san francisco around 3:00 this morning. police say he was walking at 24th and brian when someone asked if he was in a gang, then shot him. the victim has life threatening injuries. no arrests have been made. firefighters say two people were rescued from a canal and taken to a hospital after their pickup truck veered off of highway 37 in vallejo. one of them was taken to the hospital with internal injuries. the other has minor injuries. the pickup is still submerged in several feet of water. it is going to be a wet morning for people celebrating easter right here in the bay

area. now, despite the weather, preparations are still under way in san francisco for tomorrow's easter sunday parade and in golden gate park, organizers of the city's largest easter egg hunt are also going ahead with the event. a morgan hill man faces felony charges after police discovered a major pot growing operation, with nearly 3000 plants. police say 32-year-old daniel siegel rented a 6000-square- foot business space on caputo drive and used it to grow marijuana. he was arrested on thursday at that building. now, in addition to all those pot plants you're looking at, detectives also seized about 30 pounds of processed marijuana. and they also discovered more marijuana at siegel's home. pleasant hill police are looking for two men who robbed a check & go on contra costa boulevard. police say yesterday afternoon, they walked in and asked about a certain type of transaction. while the employee explained it, police say one of the suspects pulled out a semi automatic handgun and demanded cash. the employee did hand over money and was forced to lay

down on the floor while the two men escaped. anyone with any information is asked to call police. san francisco emergency officials will be holding a tsunami drill at ocean beach today. they will be walking along the tsunami evacuation route and they are inviting people to join in. those who want to take part should show up at the intersection of the great highway on lincoln way. the meeting time is 10:00. the event is part of national tsunami preparedness week. more than a dozen oakland police officers will be going bald today for a good cause. they will be getting their heads shaved to raise money for childhood cancer. oakland's children's hospital is hosting the annual st. baldrick's event starting at 11:00. last year, more than 1000 similar events were held worldwide, helping raise more than $33 million. a bone marrow drive is under way for a first grader in the south bay. eduardo is battling leukemia. his family says he will only survive if a bone marrow donor

is found. 500 people turned out yesterday at river glenn elementary in san jose to have their cheeks swabbed to see if they are a match for donation. >> i just want my son to be a child. he wants to swing. he wants to go to school. he doesn't ask anymore. just life. gleed war dough's doctor says if he gets a transplant, there is an 80% chance he will survive. another drive for eduardo is taking place on may 19th at the cupertino public library. the crime show being credited with helping catch hundreds of criminals is being canceled. the lifetime network has confirmed it won't be picking up "america's most wanted" for another season. host john walsh launched the show 25 years ago, following the abduction and murder of his 6-year-old son. since its debut, "america's most wanted" has helped lead to the capture of more than 1100 fugitives. let's check in with rosemary one last time on the weather. >> mainly dry, mostly cloudy, a few bits of