the morning rain tchlt but what about for the afternoon hours? sunshine on the way. >> and this rain has made a mess of the morning commute. we've had several crashes. some have blocked major freeways and

big delays are in store for your morning commute. >> reporter: we're live in the south bay where police have been responding to accidents on the slick roads. we'll tell you about the latest conditions. >> reporter: a man is taken to the hospital after officer involved shooting. morning on 2 starts right now. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning, everybody. >> it is thursday april 4th. dave clark is off today. mother nature is turning this morning's commute into a mess. numerous fender benders. 880 in oakland. sal casteneda in the traffic center.

good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the rain has stopped for now but earlier this morning it was pretty steady rain coming down. we've seen numerous cars this morning and didn't have headlights on. that makes it dangerous in these rainy conditions. we've been monitoring traffic accidents. it has been a very busy morning. this is an accident that happened on a high overpass. this honda crashed when it was traveling on the northbound 280 connector to southbound 17. that happened in the last hour and a half. the crash caused the lights to disable. the driver of on coming pick-up truck didn't see the honda and ended up clipping the car. >> she was driving too fast and the roadways were wet. lost control. she was doing about 65 miles an hour on the ramp. she felt a bump, hit the brakes, lost control and hit the divider. >> reporter: police in downtown

san jose was investigating an accident where the driver of an suv slammed into a palm tree. the driver was knocked unconscious and taken to the hospital. it's possible wet roads could have also contributed to that accident. chp officers are patrolling and keeping eyes on drivers. again, they've been responding to spin outs throughout the morning. here in san jose we got 0.5 inches of rain. but back out here live we're right at the highway 17 entrance on the hamilton exit and you can see the roads are wet in the gutters. you can see puddles collecting here. looks like it's drying out. police are saying don't understatement estimate the

slick roads. for more on traffic, we go to sal. >> thank you very much. we've had traffic all over the place. we've had a lot of collisions, a lot of flooding and things are getting a little bit better because our system is passing through. between 5 and 6 we had a big crash on 880 northbound near high street between high street and 29th. this crash has been cleared but at one point blocked all lanes. a few moments ago opened up all the lanes. but the cars were badly damage add. only minor injuries but the traffic was backed up. things are getting better now. 580 took the brunt of commuters as it was slow. you can see the air bags deployed in this crash. 7:04 looking at 880 now and it has improved. >> thank you, sir. yes, you are spot on. our system is about ready to blast through.

san mateo coast, south bay missed out on this a little bit. but north bay, east bay seem to be taking the brunt. no doubt right there back edge. mostly cloudy partly sunny by this afternoon. heaviest has been to the north bay all the way up towards santa rosa, petaluma. three quarters of an inch. 56. more rain in san francisco in the first four days of april than january, february and march. not combined just for those individual months. napa, 27. >> and overnight, pg&e worked on two separate power outages. 6600 people lost power at 10

pvm. chinatown, polk, nob hill. then in oakland more than 1,000 people lost power about ten minutes after the san francisco outage. 180 people are still without power. that should be fully restored later this morning. and equipment failure is the cause of that outage. you can get up to the minute information on ktvu.com. >> police in oakland are investigating the latest officer involved shooting. happened around 10:00 last night near 11th and jefferson streets. one suspect was wounded. paul chambers joins us live where you have one witness and what he's saying about the gunfire. >> reporter: good morning. i'm waiting to hear back from oakland police. the information they've released is limited. just before 10:00 last night, oakland police officers responded to a 911 call of an armed robbery. the victim of

the crime was a female employee of a local restaurant who claims she was robbed in a nearby parking lot. officers who were responding came upon three men who they say matched this suspect's description. investigators say as the officers try to detain the men, one of the officers fired a shot. a witness questions the officer's use of force. a female officer who didn't have the weapon drawn ordered the three men to freeze. the witness goes on to say two other officers drove up, pulled out their weapons and fired a single shot. >> i didn't hear anything. i was just expecting them to say something to the kids to warn them or to say get down or just stuff i thought they would say and i just didn't hear anything. >> the suspect who was shot was taken to an area hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. the other two were taken into

police custody. as of right now nothing of the suspects having a weapon. these are questions we will ask oakland police this morning. live in oakland, paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. this morning one person is dead and another injured. police responded to gunshots before 9:00 last night on chestnut street. when they arrived, police found two men shot. one died at the hospital. the second is expected to survive. police have not released suspects or motive information. >> president obama is waking up in san francisco this morning for his second day of bay area fundraisers. this is a live picture near the inter continental hotel where the president spent the night. police have blocked off the streets nearby. that's why they look empty there.

>> the closest the public will get to the president is a chance to see his motor cade pass by. this morning the president heads to atherton for two more events. the president's first event this morning is at 1025 :25. the second event at 12:25 is at the the home of marsha and john goldman. 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. today due to the president's visit. the president is scheduled to leave at sfo at 1:40. more coverage on the visit throughout our news cast this morning and ktvu channel 2 news at noon. a live report from san francisco at 7:30 with the one issue protestors really want to bring to the president's attention. i should also mention there are delays at sfo because of the

weather. i have a feeling air force one will not be delayed. >> i don't think so. there are delays we've been talking about. two fender benders to list out there. >> i saw your tweet. i like that tweet . i'm about to retweet you. swagger. love it. mean it. let's take a look at the commute. we are here every few minutes with expanded traffic and weather. we have you covered. 237 slow traffic. the good news is if you are just joining us now it's better than it was. this morning it was raining hard. we went on the air at 4:30. it was raining hard. troubled freeways between 5 and 6. here we are 7:10 they are getting better. that's about normal. a 20 minute delay getting up on to the bridge. you can see the rain drops drying off our lens there. also this morning's commute has been slow on highway 4. things are getting better.

my fat fingers do that. southbound 680 between concord. no major problems. 80 westbound, the traffic is busy. even though this is raining, it's still wet. the brunt of the accidents were between 5 and 6. things seem to be getting better. let's bring steve in. >> lots to get to. we have this system going by. moving through really fast . came by at what, the worst possible time. some of you might be waiting this out. also have some fog. but the rain had been will be letting up. morning rain. afternoon sun. partly sunny, partly cloudy . next week one more system on monday. then it gets warm. the key is the 10 to 15 day outlook. very wet. it looks like rain and much much cooler. there's very cold air in alaska bottled up and maybe some of that might come down. today we have an interesting morning. our system is moving through. boy, is it moving fast. when they come in

like this, they come in like that. and that's what's happening with this system. you can see it's almost done. this rain will give way to intermittent rain and sun by the noon hour. past 24 hours. three quarters of an inch of rain. i've had reports in lake county of an inch of rain. heavier amounts to the north. cob mountain had an inch of rain. the city a third of an inch. a quarter about a tenth to a quarter. lesser amounts to the south bay. the rain is almost out of here. 4 to 8 a.m. it will be gone. afternoon mostly sunny. sunshine behind that. and systems coming in from the north. the sierra forecast. this is a very warm system. mainly be rain. snow will be at

the highest elevation. temps going down. that's one positive. 50s for many. not much left of our system but did its job. morning rain. cooler temps. cooler afternoon highs. yesterday was very warm . today come down 10 degrees for many. 50s and 60s. again, tomorrow looks already. cloud it up saturday. break sunday. one more system monday before a warmup tuesday/wednesday. >> thank you, steve. it is 7:13. more fall out from that disturbing video. why some are now calling for the university president to step down immediately. >> and the talk has turned to action. another threat from north korea this morning. the action the u.s. is taking in response.

already some breaks in the

clouds as our system moves through. it's going pretty quick. morning rain quarter of an inch. sunshine here not too long. the rain did its job. out of here in about an hour. >> we're getting new information this morning as the pentagon intercepted communication from north korea. north corey acould be planning a missile launch in the coming days or weeks. >> reporter: the pentagon already anticipated north korea would launch a mission soon. reported by cnn shows a new level by threats. the u.s. allies in south korea tell us moved to east coast. military drill or could be the drill thing. south korea says it's not aimed at the main land. are concerned about thousands of

u.s. troops in southeast asia. north correspondea. but a member of the cia tells me whether they are ready to strike is still up in the air. >> we have to separate the bluster from the threats. and that is very difficult. >> reporter: my contact tells me the u.s. is sending a balistic missile. u.s. officials say a launch date could already be set. i'll have details on that next hour. ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 7:17. also new this morning, hackers have targeted north korea's government run twitter account. displayed four tweets saying hacked. and content very different than is usually displayed. >> we are learning this morning

that the daughter of moammar gadhafi was kicked out. granted her refuge because she was pregnant. her husband and two children were killed in a bombing raid. she was tossed out of the country after she attacked bodyguards, smashed furniture and set fire to her safe house. she has been granted asylum. the russian republic is vowing to rebuild a burned out skyscraper. the 40 story building caught fire yesterday. took crews 7 hours to put out the flames. inspectors believe short circuit sparked that fire. no one was hurt in the blaze. the apartment complex was attended by celebrities. >> 7:18. there is no fall out tied to that disturbing video from rutgers university.

fired mike rice yesterday one day after this video went viral. 13 faculty members are demanding the resignation of the university president robert barchi. they are outraged he only suspended the coach. they feel the coach should have been fired immediately. the video shows rice hitting, shoving and antigay slurs. the fall out continues after the release of a video of inmates using drugs, using a loaded handgun and gambling. played at yesterday's federal hearing which was considering improve al of jail conditions. most of the blame for the situation is falling on sheriff gusman. the jail conditions are unacceptable and wants it placed under a federal receiver ship. the hearing continues today. >> the fair well to candle stick season is approaching. and season tickets are already sold out.

it will be very competitive to get the single -- ticket master will sell those later this month. the fairwell to candle stick will highlight the top 10 moments. and kick off the season at their new santa clara stadium. >> it has been a wet morning. meteorologist is tracking the storm and tell us how long the rain will stick around. >> neighbors report hearing 20 gunshots. the search tied to that shooting. >> good morning. if you are driving on the roads, pretty heavy traffic. tell you what highway 24 looks like.

it is 7:22. busy day for vallejo police. just after

2:00 p.m. on the 100 block of franklin street, police arrested one man for stealing electricity. on shot and killed street police arrested one man for trespassing. two hours later police arrested two men for attempted burglary. and just before 6:00, police responded to a burglary on magazine street. they have not found that suspect. police are looking for information in a shooting at 9:30 last night. a man was shot in the chest. they saw several drivers speeding away from the scene. there is no information on the gunman. >> time is 7:23 and as steve mentioned, the storm is quickly moving out of the area. you are looking at highway 24. >> we are looking at 24 and seeing slow traffic there. still wet on the roads and going to go to our live picture.

as you live from walnut creek to oakland, you will see slowing. this whole commute and on the other side is slow. since the rain is moving out, things are improving. it was really bad this morning at 4:30. there were a lot of fender benders. a lot of people getting into crashes. there are a few out there but becoming a little less. our bay bridge camera just got rained on. it is backed up for 20 minute delay. east shore freeway this morning. and we had slow traffic here. it's very slow just after the pinole valley road exit. 7:24, let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. put your thinking cap s on. follow with me. in the first four day as of april in san francisco over 4 inches of rain has fallen. that is more than january, all of february and all of march.

not collectively. but things are whacky. the 10, 15 day outlook is wet for us. let's see if this continues. looks like it will. it's flying through right now. within an hour i think we'll see fog and get some sunshine in the afternoon. not before we had decent totals. projection was a quarter to three quarters. sfo, three quarters. san francisco at least a third. really good with totals and numbers came in at the most at three quarters. more up in lake county. already rotating through so we'll get afternoon sun after this morning rain. 60s on the temps. tomorrow looks good. cooler in the morning . maybe rain to the north and a break sunday. one system on monday and the rest of next week looks sunny and warmer. >> it is 7:25.

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it is 7:28. president obama will be heading out this morning for more appearances at democratic fundraisers. tara is live with what the president hopes to achieve with his fund-raising efforts. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the president is staying at the inter continental hotel south of market and all of the streets are blocked off. pretty heavy police presence. that's down in the area of the hotel. so be prepared for some congestion. we don't think he's going to leave until sometime after 9:00 this morning. this is the first time the president has been in the bay area since he was reelected. many greeted him with enthusiasm. hundreds of protestors lined the streets last night. that is where president obama attended a

$32,000 a plate fundraiser. demonstrators urged a pipeline saying it would be an environmental disaster. >> the bottom line is president obama promised he would be bold on climate and not betray the next generation. >> reporter: now, at another fundraiser at the home of billionaire tom steir, pledged to work hard to make nancy pelosi the speaker of the house again. >> we don't need that many seats. it's not at all unprecedented to see the kind of change we would need in order to make nancy pelosi the speaker and i'm going to work hard to try to make that happen. >> reporter: the president will head down for two democratic fundraisers. $32,000 a head. at 12:30 another head

$1,000 a plate. we just got clearance to head up to 5th and howard. we're going to be talking to police about what exactly is going to take place as far as how traffic goes this morning. what streets will be blocked off at 5th and howard. ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. we'll have more coverage of the president's visit throughout our news cast this morning and on ktvu channel 2 news. and tara will bring us another live report at 8:30. oakland may have to return millions of dollars of redevelopment funds. state regulators appear to have rejected a controversial accounting move that helped the city balance books. happened during budget crisis two years ago. the city sold several expensive properties to redevelopment agency including the old henry j kaiser center. that sale came before governor

brownie eliminated the state redevelopment program and used agency assets to help close the state's deficit. >> 7:31. the man accused of crashing his car into a wal-mart and attacking customers is due back in court. formally charged with several counts for the bizarre incident. four people were hurt. he has had several other recent run ins with the law. a gas station crash in december. and a case in october in which he allegedly threw a chair through the window of a pub while high on cocaine. south bay paramedics are being offered counselling as one of their own fights for his life. shot at a stop sign on tuesday afternoon. he was found in his car down a ravine. police have not released any information on a motive or suspect. right now he remains

at critical condition. the shooting comes almost two years to the day when another paramedic was beaten while attending a giant's game at dodger's stadium. colleagues who know both stow and boyer say they can't believe this is happening again. >> today walgreens is expanding in store clinics to help people with issues. most of 370 take-care clinics will now be able to diagnose, treat and monitor patients with diabetes, asthma, high blood pressure and high cholesterol. they are not trying to replace doctors but work with doctors to help treat patients. the clinics say more than half their patients do not have a primary care doctor. two rallies will be held in the bay area today to push for action on immigration reform. in san francisco, advocates and community leaders will gather in

front of senator feinstein's office. immigration reform when members return to washington d.c. on monday. >> a federal lawsuit is now bringing a horrific child abuse scandal into public view. claims a teacher slapped, pinched and verbal leah buzed three autistic students. school administrators failed to report as required by law. now investigating these accusations. so far no comment from the school district. the state teacher pension crisis could need funds to keep it open. california voters approved proposition 30. that was meant to allocate 6.8 billion dollars a year. a report found a $70 billion hole

in the retirement plan. prop 30 funds could go to that account instead. >> 7:34. nationwide the number of bedbugs is increasing and students living at u.s. berkeley are struggling with infess station. university spokes person says they will use a heat treatment to kill the fests. the centers for disease control say bedbugs do not spread disease and really not a public health concern. fremont police have recovered a collection of stolen lawn ornaments and looking for the rightful owners. thieves stole garden statues from a handful of yards. two frogs, a bear and two angels. all of the stolen items were placed in a yard on deep creek road. if you are missing anything or know who

these items belong to, contact police. >> the contra costa kountdy times has yet to find a cause, choose a permanent fix or supply. possible causes range from manufacturing glitches to parts that were wrenched too tightly. >> 7:36. let's check in with sal keeping a close eye on the roads.. >> the east bay is where the slowest traffic is. starting of course with 880 which has been the slowest. but things are improving a little bit. we have slowing beginning right near the 66th avenue over crossing heading up in downtown oakland. a little windy there. camera shaking. westbound 580 slow traffic there as well. the morning commute on the san mateo bridge is heavy. the traffic is

moving well. getting word of air delays possible at the san francisco airport after 8:00 this morning. more than an hour, almost two hours in some cases. if you are driving on the east shore freeway, been pretty busy as you drive from richmond. and 880 south and northbound a couple fender benders there. let's go to steve. >> good morning. a very wet morning. pretty good rain. most of it is moving out. cloudy to mostly cloudy . breaks in the clouds by this afternoon. some of the rain totals here. santa rosa point almost three quarters of an inch. north of that there were heavier amounts. fairfield 0.37. oakland a third. san francisco 43/100ths. redwood city and after that tails off. mountain view, fremont, livermore kind of missed out. and south bay north

bay took the brunt. sausalito three quarters. saint helena 0.60. sfo.29. and over a third of an inch. not bad. but now it's going to turn hit and miss. the rain is definitely moving through rapidly. it did its job. a system that came up from the southwest. a very warm system. light rain. but on the backside really not much. 50s on the temps. been there most of the morning. santa rosa did dip. morning rain, cooler today as that system slides by. upper 70s. rain window 4 to 8. afternoon looks to be mostly sunny. you can see there is a line right there that says rain and hardly anything. we're almost done with this system. the sierra. it's going to be rain at lake level.

39 now. was 46 about an hour ago. rain and snow higher elevations. this is a warm system. 60s on the temp s. upper 50s, low 60s and then mostly sunny on friday. clouds roll in saturday. sunday partly sunny to mostly sunny. one system clips us on monday. >> all right. thank you. 7 7:38. people at airports across the u.s. are not waiting in long lines as expected from sequester cuts. travellers will feel the affects soon. ktvu looked at tsa data. reported wait times of 1 to 30 minutes. and according to u.s. transportation, travellers should have already felt delays from the billion dollar transportation budget cuts. but so far so good. >> what they do is try to give you the worst scenario for preparation. >> the tsa says travellers will

see increased wait times when thousands of air traffic controllers and aviation safety inspectors will be forced to take days off. one young hiker is found in southern california but his friend is still missing. the medical issues now complicating the search. and facebook is holding an event today to make a big announcement. up next, speculation on what the social network has in store. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios

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groups and the gains that would include materials and tele communications companies. the dow up 27. the nasdaq is now down 5. and s&p is up 2. also new this morning the labor department announced a big jump in new job less claims. 385,000 americans filed for first time unemployment benefits last week. that's up 28,000 from the week before and the highest level since november. the big jump may be because of seasonal quarks. but others say the spike indicates the pace of hiring is slowing. the maker of tide detergent is taking the steps to cut down on waste. do not send any manufacturing waste to landfills. one of the six zero waste factories turns it into

apull industry filling. good for the planet but also cuts cost. >> facebook is taking a page from apple and stirring a lot of excitement over a big announcement. pam cook joins us from the news room and what to expect. >> yes, we do. in just about two hours, facebook will make big announcement from headquarters. all started with mark zuckerburg. some photos were leaked on the web site 9 to 5 google. they show a mid range phone that's made by htc. tech analysts says whatever he announces, most likely put you in direct contact with who and what you like. >> probably let you know if they are in close proximity. location based tabs. >> other analysts say it will

be a souped up version of the android facebook add that displays on to the home screen. mark said in the past he's not interested in building hardware but wants facebook to be a mobile first company. facebook like google and yahoo wants to be where you want for everything you do online. keeping an eye on facebook stock. two hours ahead of that announcement, the stock is down after being up most of the morning. we'll keep an eye on it. in our next hour, the other market facebook is after and how much money is at stake. pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> meantime tesla is getting to announce how it is changing dealer service. plans to expand network of fast charging stations. details will be revealed later this month as the company elects to boost sales. it now has a financing agreement with two major banks.

>> 7:45. a southern california man is recovering at a hospital two days after he was attacked by a shark off a popular beach in maui. the man was sitting on his board when a shark bit him. he was able to paddle back and rushed to the hospital. police are looking into whether this attack might have been caught on video because the man had a camera attached to his surf board and research say footage of an actual shark attack is extremely rare. one of two missing hikers in southern california has been found alive. last night friends and family cheered when they heard 19-year-old nicholaus was found safe in a rugged hill in the national forest along the orange and riverside county boarder. severely dehydrated.

he stumbled on to a hiker half a mile south of the main search area. they had not been heard from since their cell phones died sunday night. >> the ground crew moved into the area and right now has been able to make contact with nicholaus. he's conscious and he was able to talk to him. >> he is in serious condition and being treated by trauma surgeons. he is struggling to answer questions. once he receives nutrients and fluids, they will help spur his memory. >> faith leaders are holding a rally today in honor of martin luther king junior. today's rally is a gunned violence prevention rally and being called protecting the dream. king was a leader before being shot and killed. to this day, he is the youngest person

to win a nobel peace prize. frj the national rifle association is to blame for the reluctance in congress to move forward in gun control. many of her fellow senators are afraid if they vote for her ban, they won't be reelected. >> that's that plain and that simple. my view is then they shouldn't go to the senate, if they are not prepared to stand up and vote. they shouldn't be in the united states senate. >> and she spoke before the commonwealth club yesterday. last month senate majority leader harry reed removed ammunition's bans from the gun control legislation. but assured her he would allow them to be voted on as amendments. >> connecticut's strict gun control bill is one step close tore becoming law. yesterday the connecticut senate pass add the bill drafted in response to

the sandy hook elementary school shooting. background check on anyone wishing to purchase a firearm. next the bill goes to the state legislature which is expected to pass and the governor has already pledged to sign it. >> 7:48. coming up, another set back for a carnival cruise ship. what happened this time to the ship and we'll show you the damage. >> also a scary incident at the bay bridge earlier this year. the big decision expected today.

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7:51. carnival cruise lines is blaming bad weather for the latest cruise ship incident in the string of mishaps. the triumph tore loose crashing into another large vessel. crews were working on the ship after an engine caught fire leaving

thousands stranded at sea. >> learn today if he'll face disciplinary action. guy kleess was on the ship. damage was estimated to be 2 and $3 million. additional pilot training to the loss of his license. >> want to check in with sal and see what's happening again on the roads. >> that's right, things have been getting better but still slow traffic out there. we're going to start with the sanola grade. things have been drying off. this afternoon a pretty dry commute. southbound 680 a little slower because of the wet weather. also looking at the commute on 880 westbound. a couple funder benders. if this

is your commute, give yourself extra time. interstate 680, slow traffic especially in pleasant hill. now, let's go to steve. >> thank you. yes, our system flexed its muscle. to the north heavier amounts far lesser. the fog is coming in, the gray. the yuk. ladenville. 20 miles northwest. that's josh lidel checking in. cazadero are. three quarters. and tom in blossom hill went oh, man only 0.13. the south bay not much. santa rosa three quarter s of an inch.

a third to half inch or more. i don't know official reading on kentfield. but you can see far lesser towards san jose. napa had over a third but heavier amounts. not much our system has moved through the rain lines out to the valley. could be very light rain. low clouds and fog and afternoon sun. occasionally light shower activity. just heard from our observer in the keys. 46 and raining. there's going to be snow up at the higher elevations i think above 7500 feet. 50s and 60s. cooler today. yesterday upper. san jose was 78. clouds roll in on saturday. could be rain to the north. north of santa rosa . sunday looks okay. one more system for monday and warmer tuesday/wednesday. >> thank you, steve. 7:54. living together before marriage is becoming more common

according to a new study. a new government study found nearly half of young women say the first time they live with a man they were not married. today 48% of young women move in with male partner. that's compared to 34% in 1995. and 40% with women who lived with a man went on to marry him within three years. supporters of a plan to convert san francisco apartment buildings into condominiums is getting a boost. would be part of a deal that would allow the conversions. very little units are allowed to convert. if the conversions are allowed, it forces up prices that renters must pay. >> one iconic rock band is taking to the stage once more reliving glory days with newly released tour dates. that song sounds familiar.

the rolling stones are starting up once again. may 5th and may 8th at the hp pavilion. tickets go assail monday and ranging from $168 to $665. most of the band members are pushing 70 years old now. but that's obviously not slowing them down. >> it's like a lot of musicians and artists who cannot stop doing what they do best. >> i'm very excited. been wanting to go see them as a kid. >> fans can expect to rock the night away with the classics along with a few new songs to shake things up a bit. >> they have so many classics. they are one of the few left that can sell out a big stadium. there's not many that can do that. >> they are definitely a classic. >> 7:56. we are on storm watch on this wet and windy thursday morning. a look at the traffic accidents caused by the rain. >> many unanswered questions about officer involved shooting in oakland. hear from one who questions the

tactics when mornings on 2 continues.

welcome back to mornings on 2. >> dave clark is off today. president obama is waking up in san francisco this morning for

second day of bay area fundraisers. we want to go to live pictures, new video rather of the motor cade that left the hotel there in san francisco where the president spent the night last night. police have blocked off the street but the president just left a few minutes ago. the president's first event this morning scheduled around 10:25 this morning at a home. also an event at 9:00 this morning as well. the second event at 12:25. traffic delays are expected in from 8 to 1 p.m. today due to the president's visit. the president is scheduled to leave at sfo at about 1:40 this afternoon. and more coverage of the president's bay area visit throughout this morning and ktvu channel 2 news at noon. and tara will have a live report at 8:30 this morning with one of the issues

protestors want to bring to the president's attention. and mother nature is starting to let up. earlier this morning the commute was obviously a mess. numerous fender benders across the bay area. 880 in oakland the delay was about a half hour. first, janine is checking the conditions. first let's go to sal. >> all right, brian, good morning. we are looking at the traffic. i want to mention things have improved. it was a mess out there and things were not good in the five or 6:00 hours. the rain has stopped in some areas. we're looking at interstate 880 which was such a mess. and things are improved quite a bit. 580 as well. a couple fender bender s in the

south bay. looking at 280 with sun here at the 880 inter change. let's go to steve in the weather center. >> thank you. yes i am. been here all morning long. the front is already moved through. see this wind turned. not much in the south bay. a quarter of an inch to tenth of an inch. east bay about quarter to a half. north bay to half inch to quarter of an inch. still be light scattered showers. we'll see cloudy skies. morning rain to partly sunny partly cloudy skies. about 4 to 8:00. still a little more . afternoon we'll see mostly sunny skies. more on rain totals. say that again? let's go to janine there all morning long.

the rain has stopped down there. >> reporter: yeah. it's been stopped for the past hour and a half but the roads are wet. we've been tracking all sorts of accidents here. we ran across this one where a car is into a fire hydrant. this happens to be a stolen vehicle. but officers responding to accidents where the slick roads have played a factor on this morning commute. now, let's take a look at what it looked like this morning. the driver of this lincoln navigator crashed into a palm tree at 4:30 this morning. she was knocked unconscious and taken to the hospital. the wet roads may have caused the driver to lose control. speed and the rain contributed to the driver of this honda crashing into a guardrail on 280 northbound connector to southbound 17. the car spun out and caused the lights of the car to not function. it was so dark a pick-up truck ended up clipping the car. >> people just drive too fast

when the roadways are wet. slow it down quite a bit. >> reporter: we've done morning traveling many of the freeways including 880, 280 and 17 where earlier the rain was causing the roads to be slick and over here in san jose received about 0.5 inches of rain. back out here live. there are some wet spots but the roads are drying out. just know that police are out patrolling making sure that people are not speeding. just watch out there and make sure to give yourself a little more time on the commute. reporting live ktvu channel 2 news. >> meantime, the rainy weather is causing delays at san francisco international airport. right now there is a traffic management program in affect. this is causing an average delay on arriving flights of 1 hour and 54 minutes.

up to the minute flight information on ktvu.com. click the weather tab on the home page. >> it is 8:03. police in oakland are investigating an officer involved shooting. one armed robbery suspect was wounded in the gunfire. paul chambers joins us live from police headquarters with what one witness is saying about the shooting. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are waiting for more information from police. there is several unanswered questions especially after hearing from one witness. police did tell us this much at this time. take a look at video here. this happened just before 10:00 last night. oakland police officers responded to a 911 call of an armed robbery of 1000 block of jefferson street. we've learned the victim of the crime was a female employee who claims she was robbed by three men at a nearby parking lot. officers who were responding to the call came upon three men who they said matched the suspect's description.

as the officers tried to take them into custody, one of the officers fired a single shot. however, a witness to the scene questions the use of force. the officer shot the man without giving him commands. this after the three men complied to an order by a female officer who the witness says didn't draw her gun. >> all three of them put their hands up and what shocked me the most i saw them when they backed up and pulled the guns out but i didn't hear them say anything and i heard a shot. >> the suspect who was shot was taken to an area hospital. the other two suspects were taken into police custody. all three believed to be juveniles. police have said anything about the suspects having a weapon or why the officer fired the shot. as it develops here or on ktvu.com. live in oakland, paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the president is in town.

dealing with the rain . a little traffic issues going on this morning. sal, you are looking at the peninsula, how's it looking? >> it looks okay but the rolling closures will begin soon if they haven't already. president left san francisco heading down the peninsula. southbound 101 we have slow traffic approaching san mateo to highway 92. 280 is looking better. if the president does take 101 or whatever freeway he takes, there will be rolling closures. they don't tell us that because they want to keep security. if you are driving on 101 or 280 you might see rolling closures. interstate 80 across the bay, things have improved. and in the south bay things are improving. looks like it's not raining there right now. let's go to steve.

>> thank you, sir. breaks in the clouds , a lot of low clouds in place. we will get some afternoon sunshine. a lot of fog still off to the west. most of the rain is about over with. pretty good totals. i know there were three quarters to over an inch and a half. probably an inch by now. three quarters. half inch. blossom hill. some of the totals again heaviest amounts to the north and this system did what we thought. a quarter of an inch to three quarters. only 0.12. third or quarter of an inch. san francisco by the way had more rain in the first four days of april than all of january, all of february, and all of march. not combined but each individual months were bone dry and april looking very wet.

three quarters of an inch in santa rosa. about two thirds to three quarters. front is moving through. kind of hit and miss shower activity now. the rain line that pushed off to the valley. it's raining up at the sierra valley. we're not done quite yet. 50s on the temps. mild system came up. 47 last check. 46 at the keys. 51. 54 shot and killed . you can see the cloud cover. that's the front. still a lot of cloud cover to the west. there will be some breaks and temperatures coming down 10 or 12 degrees. 50s and 60s on the temps. upper 70s. tomorrow looks good. could be a couple clouds partly sunny.

hinting another system on monday before a warmup tuesday/wednesday. >> chevron hopes to reopen a damage unit at richmond refinery in june. the unit was burned in massive fire last august. slap add the oil giant with a fine of $1 million. it has finished the repairs but must pass inspections before normal operations resume. the san francisco museum of modern art will be on the go. $555 million expansion set to start this summer. the museum will have to close. so instead, some of the 29,000 pieces will be put on display at local schools, libraries and community centers. other artwork will be featured at nearby museums and the museum will reopen in 2016. >> the superbowl of sailing and kicks off in san francisco in three months. about to undergo big changes for the america 's

cup race. organizers will start building america's cup pavilion. see 9,000 spectators for live action viewing and also be a series of concerts beginning in late may. >> 8:09. the crisis in north korea takes another frightening turn. >> and the race will go on. san francisco's iconic run has a new sponsor that is a familiar name to bargain hunters.

good morning. breaking news in oakland. this is on 20th near castro street. a power pole is down hit by a truck. obviously, there were live wires down and police are still conducting an investigation. now, they have closed the street nearby for the obvious hazards. this is close to interstate 980 and san pablo avenue. those are the biggest streets and traffic is not being allowed to get on to 20th street. so, again, this may affect some local customers that may not have power. the power pole has been sheared off. let you know more about if this will affect the local power customers coming up on mornings on 2. >> all right. we'll stay on top of that. thank you very much. new threats from north korea show the country could launch a missile in the coming

days or weeks. the obama administration is walking a fine line. >> reporter: the u.s. beefing up could be what's pushing north korea to continue escalating threats. the u.s. wants to show it is prepared but dial it down a bit. pentagon officials have intercepted communications from north korea suggesting a missile launch is imminent. the u.s. sent missile intercepting worships, fighter jets and stealth bombers to the region. the pentagon says a missile defense system will arrive in guam in the next couple weeks. a former member tells me north korea has 1200 shorter range missiles. but the one moving closer has a range about 1800 miles. that puts people in south korea, guam at risk. >> whether it can hit the u.s.

now or sometime in the future, clearly they are working to have that capability. >> two weeks for north korea to prepare missile for a lawn.. and the u.s. has april 15th circles. ktvu channel 2 news. >> thanks. it is 8:14. lance armstrong is trying to return to competitive sports. he signed up to take part in a swimming event in texas this weekend. but still unclear if he'll actually be able to compete. armstrong recently confessed to doping and serving a life time ban from olympic sports. the conflict is due to the connection to the international swimming federation which overseas olympic swimming. san francisco's beta breakers will have a new sponsor. classified ad's web

site craigslist. despite the change in sponsorship, the rules for the 12 k race are still the same. floats and alcohol are banned from the race. the 102 running is scheduled for may 19th. >> 8:15 on the dot. and the city of hayward hopes to close two internet cafes. customers buy time on computers which they use for sweep stakes games that resemble slot machines and other gambling. the council extended the moratorium banning these businesses. a judge granted a temporary retraining order. a popular thai restaurant is now opened after being shut down by health inspectors. closed the doors on monday. they found cockroaches running across prep surfaces. yesterday they met inspection requirements and reopened at 6:00.

last night a crowd of people were lined up. hundreds of fast-food workers are expected to walk off the job today. workers will rally on madison avenue and gar garvey park. so far 400 workers from more than five dozen restaurants have pledged to protest. >> it is 8:17. flight attendants will try to talk to passengers arriving and leaving san francisco airport today. they want the public to speak out against allowing small knives on board. the flight attendants will be handing out leaflets to keep knives on the banned list. the tsa says screening for small knives takes time. the question of whether the kings will remain in sacramento

or move to seattle may not be settled this month after all. delegations made their case to a committee of nba owners yesterday. the commission was supposed to vote on the future of the kings in two weeks. david stern says there is still too many questions that need to be answered. >> uc berkeley is throwing a send off for women's basketball team. the rally will be held at haas pavilion. this is the first time in school history they have advanced to the women's final four. they face a very tough louieville team on sunday afternoon. more fall out to that video that has surfaced from rut ger's university. fired mike rice yesterday. 13 faculty members are demanding the resignation of the university president. they are outraged he only suspended the coach after learning about

the video last year. they feel the coach should have been fired immediately. shows rice hitting, shoving and berading his players. >> the fairwell to candlestick season is approaching for the 49ers. and season tickets are already sold out. it will be competitive to even get single game tickets. ticket master will sell those later this month. the fairwell will highlight top 10 moments. niners will kick off the season at their new santa clara stadium. >> can't believe we're talking about the last days. >> coming up a circus performance in oakland. how these performers are trying to keep kids from getting into trouble. >> and we've been on storm watch all morning long.

steve paulson will tell us when the rain will let up. >> the commute seems to get better but still rough spots. tell you more about the morning commute straight ahead. mom, i invited justin over for lunch.

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8:22. opening night for the universal circus in oakland and some select families got a sneak preview of what many will experience.

last night's performance welcomed families who otherwise would not be able to attend the show. the circus hopes to bring positive fun to these children's lives and motivate them to stay out of trouble. >> is it tough growing up here? >> yeah. >> why is that? >> there's not a lot of good friends out here. >> enjoy most of my kids smiling. that makes me feel satisfaction. >> performances run through sunday and tickets range from $17 to $60. >> after off and on for 21 years jay leno is leaving the tonight show for good. announced leno is retiring and be replaced by jimmy fallon. the tonight show will move back to new york. right around the time of the 2014 winter olympics. no word on who will replace fallon but seth mayers is considered a very strong

candidate. 8:23. the rain is letting up and hopefully the traffic. what is it looking like? >> getting better for sure. we have a truck that hit a power pole on castro near 20th. looks like 20th is closed between castro and the next street over. truck is still on the scene. the power pole was sheared off and came down. some of the live wires are down. this happened earlier this morning. near interstate 980 castro street is not affected. this is at castro and 20th. and as we look around, you can see the police are blocking that street. let's move along and take a look at 880 northbound. the traffic is moving along pretty well until you get to 66. then it slows to downtown oakland. bay bridge toll plaza 15 to 20 minute delay. if you are on the peninsula, the president will be

moving from san francisco on down to the peninsula. i'm assuming the motor cade is going to be using 101. they don't tell us that. wherever the motor cade goes, rolling closures. and that could cause delays. 8:24. let's go to steve. >> i would think el camino. maple. yeah. all right . we have our system. it was not bad for april. and you know, a weak system saturday. middle of next week looks warm. 10 and 15 day outlook look wet and cool. way above average month. reporting setting dry. some of the totals coming in. cazadero.

sausalito three quarters. blossom hill 0.13. san jose airport. not often san jose airport beats anybody. but they did today. beat south bay location s. that usually doesn't happen. three quarters of an inch santa rosa. more rain the first four days of april. than january, february, march. not collectively. fairfield, concord. there goes our systems. still rain behind. morning rain. the main front was through 8:00. now scattered showers will continue. low clouds. going to be a cloudy to mostly cloudy. there's a day game. i think you'll be fine. could be very light rain. most of it is done. 50s and 60s on the temps.

extent r tended outlook on saturday. and one more system on monday. rather active over the next couple days. >> thanks a lot. 8:26 and coming up . something has been bugging students for the past few months. how the university is responding. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco where president obama is staying. we understand he's getting ready to leave the inter continental hotel. how it could affect your traffic this morning. ♪ alright, let's go. ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate. ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate. ♪ we, we chocolate cross over. ♪ yeah, we chocolate cross over. ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing fiber one 80 calorie chocolate cereal. ♪ chocolate. ♪ the one and only, cheerios

welcome back to mornings on 2. time is 8:29. and president obama is attending more fund-raising events this morning. attending two events in san francisco last night.

channel 2 reporter tara is live outside the president's hotel. and we saw a motor cade leave earlier this morning but the president wasn't in there? >> reporter: yeah, that is correct. that was some of his staff. they were headed down where he has fundraisers later today. we just received an update out here. he says the president getting ready to leave in the next half hour. we're at 5th and howard. you can see all of the streets blocked off here. we were told the president may be flying helicopter. we believe he will be traveling by car. like to show you video of that motor cade. that was his staff heading down to prepare

for those two fundraisers. the president landed at sfo and first visit since he was reelected. president obama attended the democratic fundraisers. they were urging him to oppose the key stone pipeline between canada and the u.s. saying it would be an environmental catastrophe. >> we love him. he was our best choice as a democrat. he was the best choice and we really need him to move on some of our progressive values. >> now the president will head down for those two democratic fundraisers. first he will attend a brunch at the home of liz simons and mark hiesing. then at 12:30 he will be at the home of marsha and john goldman.

the cheapest ticket there $1,000. the president boards air force one at 1:40 this afternoon. we do want to give you a traffic update. avoid howard between 4th and 6th. it will be shut down until around 10:00 at least. mission is open but there's only two lanes each direction. unlike howard. and we have seen people begin to trickle out of inter continental. the president may be getting ready to leave. we will keep you posted. you can see there are a bunch of cops here on motorcycles so we're told he is the one escorting the president as he makes his way down for those two fundraisers. live from san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. we'll have more coverage of the bay area visit on ktvu channel 2 news at noon. >> police arrested several people involved in a string of

unrelated home invasions. just after 2:00 p.m. yesterday, police arrested one man for reportedly stealing electricity. at 3:00 p.m. on the 1700 block of sacramento street, police arrested one man for trespassing. two hours later, police arrested two men for attempted burglary. and just before 6:00, police responded to a burglary on the 1600 block of magazine street. they still haven't found the suspect. oakland police are looking for a suspect. happened about 9:30 last night. we're told a man was shot in the chest. police who live in the area say they heard up to 20 shots fired. and say they saw several drivers speeding away from the scene. so far, there is no information on the suspected gunman. this morning gilroy police are investigating a shooting that killed one person and injured another. happened just before 9:00 last night near east

7th street. police say they found who men suffering. one of them died at the hospital. the second was transported to a trauma center. no other information has been released. the man accused of crashing his car right into an east san jose wal-mart and attacking customers he's due back in court this afternoon. 33-year-old zaid will be charged with several counts for the incident on easter sunday. four people were hurt. prosecutors say zaid has had several other recent run ins with the law. a gas station crash in december and a case in october where he allegedly threw a chair through a pub. >> two rallies will be held in the bay area today to push for action on immigration reform. in san francisco, advocates and community leaders will gather. and in oakland people will rally

at frank ogalla plaza. members return to washington d.c. on monday. >> 8:34. federal lawsuits bringing a horrific child abuse scandal into public view. the suit claims a teacher from the school district slapped, pinched and verbally abused three autistic students. the district attorney's office is now investigating those accusations. so far there has been no comment from the school district. according to a new report, a state teacher pension crisis could eat up funds meant to keep schools open. approved proposition 30. meant to allocate $6.8 billion a year to stop school cuts. but a recent report from the legislative

analyst office found a $70 billion hole in the teacher's retirement plan. prop 30 funds could go to the retirement account instead. >> nationwide the number of bedbugs is increasing and students living at uc berkeley are suffering with infestation. has campus officials acting fast. they will use a heat treatment to kill the pests. bedbugs do not spread disease and not a public health concern. bay area school districts are being graded on how they are doing. education trust west, far too many districts are failing to adequately prepare low income students. the san ramon valley district which has a small percentage scored a b

overall. the pleasanton district are in the next highest overall grade as. the west contra costa. >> another big name in the video game industry is shutting down. disney is closing lucas arts video game studio. it's also shutting down operations in singapore. part of a deal when disney bought out star wars creator george lucas. the company is not saying how many people will be out of work but sources say it's between 120 and 150. >> big news there. time is 8:37. hopefully the traffic is not turning into a bigger news story. >> yeah, and by the way, with the president is going to leave and head down to his appointments. we have a live picture of the president here. the president is going to be taken. the motor cade is going to be taken there.

san francisco police officer escorts getting in position. and the helicopter will take off and down to his peninsula appointment. i assume going to be landing at maffet field. they want to keep security sort of tight. howard street is closed here in san francisco and good area to avoid. you can see a lot of police presence in this area. and we'll be covering that going forward. let's go out to the east shore freeway westbound as you drive out. still busy traffic. things have improved though quite a bit coming down to the maze and bay bridge toll plaza still about a 20 minute delay. looks like the president's motor cade might not be as big of an issue if he is going to be taking a hell cop for. >> thank you. very busy active morning.

nothing going on. very crazy but fun . this system did what we thought it would do. about a quarter of an inch. ladenville up in medecino county. my pleasure. i'm happy to do it. they had the most rain. parts of lake county and the russian river north. 0.90. our observer tom, only 0.13 which lost out to 0.156789 updated rain total. that's really good. half inch of rain towards napa. also oakland. then you can see it really tails off. mountain view 0.15. that's nothing for boulder creek.

not completely done. the front's gone through . still some left behind and shower activity. keeps the beat going on. there's a lot of low clouds here. the front is bending out of the picture. rain rates will calm down. look at the low cloud deck. going to be a cloudy mostly cloudy morning even though most of the rain has ended. sun breaks here in the afternoon. 50s on the temps. a really warm system that came in. rain up at lake level. snow will be above 7500 feet. morning rain gives way to afternoon sun. partly sunny partly cloudy. low clouds and fog. there's still a little bit there. there's definitely low clouds. the sierra forecast maybe some snow, 7500 feet to 8,000. mainly going to be rain. 60s on the temp

s, way cooler than yesterday that's for sure. and looks like some nice pattern. start off with sun. saturday rain in the north bay. sunday partly sunny and one more system monday. the 10 to 15 day outlook middle of april very wet. how about that. we'll see. maybe we're making up for lost time. >> thanks a lot. 8:40. we are waiting to find out who bought two winning lottery tickets. obviously, wasn't me. but a ticket worth $275,000 was sold in oakland. and a mesa millions ticket was sold at the safe way gas station on otis drive. neither ticket has been claimed yet. take those out and see if you won. >> all right. 8:41. something new for travellers. the most common thing left behind in hotel rooms. >> also the big announcement

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happening now, the president getting ready to leave the inter continental hotel on howard

street. the president's motor cade will go over to r and one of the helicopters will take him down the peninsula. part of his staff has already left but the president is at the hotel under heavy police guard. when the president does move, moving with very armed motor cade. you can see the police officers ready to go here. we will let you know but significant delays into south of market area because of these closures. >> all right. thank you. time is 8:45. stocks are mixed as the number of people applying for unemployment benefits is rising. the labor department reports the number of americans seeking job less benefits rose last week by 28,000. the government will issue the big march employment report tomorrow. taking a live look at the big board. right now up 17. the nasdaq is down 2. s&p up three. starting today could be

easier for travellers to get back the items they leave while on the road. charger back is a web site to list all the items they find. and named for the most common thing left behind, a phone charger. i've done that. the site hopes to expand to airlines, rental companies. one hour and 15 minutes to go until facebook's big announcement. also the talk of the ktvu news room. that's where pam cook is with what's expected and the big money at stake. good morning. >> good morning. very interesting to see . will it be a facebook phone or a souped up app? a lot of people are talking about this morning. ceo invited people to see quote new home on android. he wants facebook to be a mobile first company. tech analyst says whatever he announces, most likely put you

in direct contact with who and what you like. >> automatically log you into certain sites. probably let you know if they are in close proximity. serve you up location based tabs. probably offer you shopping deals that are in close proximity or just kind of hit you where you are like around lunch time giving you lunch time specials. >> basically analysts say facebook want to be your starting point for everything you do online. and wants it to be the first thing that pops up. also about grabbing a bigger piece of the advising pie. research firm expects mobile ad spending to grow 77% to $7.29 billion and says facebook will get $965 million in 2013 this year. facebook announcement coming a little more than an hour. we'll have that today at

noon. reporting live pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> 8:47. apple will have itv sets in stores. brian white says the sets will cost between 1500 and $2500 and have a 60 inch screen. the itv will come with a ring that works like a remote control. information comes from visits from taiwan and china that do business with apple. demand for space in strip malls remain weak. many small businesses are not expanding. the vacancy rate is 10.6% according to real estate research firm. that's down 1/10th of a percent. don't need to hire or add more merchandise and construction of new strip malls remains near record lows. >> let's get you updated on

some of the top stories we're following right now. the weather is clearing up a bit. the chp handled numerous traffic accidents overnight like this one on interstate 880 in oakland. the slippery roadway was a factor involving a silver bmw and red coupe. police in oakland are investigating an officer-involved shooting. happened last night in downtown oakland. an officer wounded an armed robbery suspect. that armed man is expected to survive. still not clear what led up to the gunfire. and this morning, president obama is attending more fundraisers here. we're hearing he is going to go by motor cade where he spent the night to krissy field. >> it is 8:49.

today walgreens is expanding in-store medical clinics. the drug store chain says most of its 370 take-care clinics will be able to diagnose, treat to monitor patients. not trying to replace doctors. and the clinics say more than half their patients don't have a primary care doctor. >> texas governor rick perry and law enforcement officers are expected to attend a public memorial for a prosecutor and his wife. they were found shot to death saturday in their house. so far no arrests have been made. colorado investigators alerted law enforcement to look for two gang members in connection with the killing of the state's prison

chief. investigators believe james lore and thomas gulay were associated of evan ebel. accused of killing tom clements last month. authorities want to know more about ebel. >> there are no reports of any injuries after gaza militants fired rockets today. in response to deadly clashes between palestinians and security forces. a teenager was one of two killed in the recent fighting. the protests stem from the death of a well-known prisoner. this is new video of the funeral precessions today. israel says the activist died of cancer. the palestinians are claiming deliberate medical negligence. >> scientists think they have encountered a mystery. a $2 billion cosmic ray experiment

found evidence of a new physical phenomena that could represent dark matter. the unseen gravitational foundation. dark matter makes up about a quarter of all matter in the universe. unraveling that could help scientists to better understand the universe and rewrite some of the laws of physics. >> 9 minutes before 9:00. joy mixed with concern this morning. one lost hiker was found but one is still missing. >> good morning. we do have the president in san francisco causing some traffic trouble south of market. tell you where the president is going and how that's likely to affect your way around the bay area. so... [ gasps ]

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welcome back to mornings on 2. time is 8:54. a southern california man is recovering in the hospital two days after he was attacked by a shark. the 58-year-old man was sitting on his board in the waters when a shark bit him in the thigh. he was able to paddle back to shore. the beach has since reopened. police are looking into whether the attack was caught on video. researchers say footage of a shark attack is extremely rare. >> 8:55. one of two missing hikers in the mountains of southern california has been found alive.

last night friends and family cheered when they heard 19-year-old nicholaus was found safe in a rugged hill along the orange and riverside county boarder. there's no sign of his companion. and he has not been able to get information on her. he's severely dehydrated. stumbled on to a hiker half a mile south. the two had not been heard from since their cell phone died sunday night. >> ground crew moved into the area and right now has been able to make contact with nicholaus. he's conscious and he was able to talk to him. >> he is though in serious condition and being treated by trauma surgeons. rescuers hope once he has received nutrients and fluids he'll be able to provide more information. >> the rain is starting to move out but also following the president. sal, how is that

affecting traffic? >> the south of market area is going to be delayed because the president is staying at the inter continental between 4th and 5th. the president will be making his way to krissy field and take a helicopter down the peninsula. a lot of delays in this area. let's go to oakland where a power pole came down. a truck took out the wires. pg&e is on the scene at 25th and castro near oakland. you will see them fixing it. 20th street is closed in that short distance. castro street is getting by. pg&e is on the scene. let's go to steve now. >> pretty good rain this morning. 10th of an inch. third of an inch east bay. half inch to over an inch and points north. still low clouds around.

a cloudy morning. we get a break friday. a little on saturday. sunday one more system. couple reports pretty good rain in sonoma. >> thanks a lot. that is our report for this morning. we thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. >> watch ktvu at noon for more and day 2 of president obama's visit. we're here for you on facebook and twitter. thanks for joining us.