we are live in san francisco's mission district where police are investigating an overnight shooting, a police officer-involved shooting. we will tell you what happened. and new information we just received about a problem on the caltrain tracks on the peninsula. she was smart, capable, committed to our country. >> secretary of state john kerry remembers a young u.s. diplomate who was among the six americans killed in afghanistan this weekend. plus cars broken into in a parking lot in oakland. what people found waiting for them after they left a concert

early this morning. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. good morning, welcome to mornings on 2. it is sunday, april 7th. i'm claudine wong. >> good morning, everybody, i'm mike mibach. good morning to you, rosemary. >> good morning. another day, another slight chance at rain. we are waking up mostly cloudy this morning, a little bit of drizzle and a sprinkle or two a possibility this morning. i think for the afternoowe are going to be mostly cloudy, we are going to be mostly dry. i do see another opportunity at maybe a few scattered showers, later tonight while we are settled into our homes. temperatures are going to soar as we get into tuesday and wednesday. i'll show you these numbers. i'll have your numbers for today and what the futurecast model lay show when we may get a little bit of rain coming up. we begin this morning with breaking news from san francisco. police on the scene of an officer-involved shooting. lorraine blanco arrived at the scene and tells us two people

were shot. >> reporter: that's correct, those two people transported to san francisco general hospital critical condition with life threatening injuries. it turns out the suspect who was carrying the firearm was actually carrying a replica firearm and it happened across the street from the mission police station on that corner at 17th and valencia. after 2:00 a.m. right around the time when bars close, two groups of people got into an argument. one man pulled out what looked like a gun so a few people ran to the police station across the street and flagged down officers. the police chief tells us one officer saw the suspect pointing a firearm at someone else and an officer discharged his weapon hoping to protect bystanders not knowing the replica weapon was a firearm. >> in this instance it wasn't going up against police. this was a person who pulled a gun on someone else. the motivation pulling any firearm on somebody else is in the mind of the person who pulls it.

>> reporter: this was the scene at san francisco general hospital this morning. the two people shot by the officer have life threatening injuries as we said. transportation police -- san francisco police tell us they will update us if the conditions change. they are looking into whether the shooting and the incident are gang-related. lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. we have learned that the man shot and killed in oakland friday night was a former photographer for the oakland tribune. a gunman opened fire at a valero gas station near mills college. 54-year-old lionel ray fluker was driving home from the gym when he was hit by a stray bullet. police say the intended target was critically wounded. fluker worked as a freelance photographer for the tribune for more than a decade covering some of the biggest stories. yesterday in a symbolic effort to honor him, someone tied film to a pole right near the crime scene. >> the most important thing about him was his life for life, oakland and his family, and i hope that the rest of us

can live our lives the same way. >> fluker's 20-year-old daughter attends college in atlanta. so far police have not made any arrests. we have new information this morning about a fuel leak that forced caltrain to temporarily suspend service between san bruno and south san francisco overnight. officials say service has been fully restored and the first train scheduled to leave san jose on schedule in about 25 minutes. service temporarily halted last night when a train hit a piece of metal debris causing more than 700 gallons of fuel to spill. >> the locomotive struck a piece of metal debris about 3 feet long and shaped like a tube. >> officials say the fuel does not pose a threat to the environment. new video this morning of an overflow parking lot near the oracle arena in oakland where several cars were broken into. last night the arena hosted pop 2013 a popular rave concert and then early this morning as rave

goers returned to their vehicles they found several parking spots covered with glass from broken windows. all of the damaged cars were parked in an overflow parking lot near bart on 73rd avenue. new this morning, secretary of state john kerry is mourning the death of a u.s. diplomate killed in afghanistan. >> young 25-year-old woman with all of the future ahead of her, believing in the possibilities of diplomacy, of changing people's lives. >> 25-year-old ann smittinghoff was one killed. her death is a grim reminder is the dangers facing foreign service workers, kerry said. first u.s. diplomate to die on the job since the september 11th attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya the u.s. ambassador to libya chris stevens and three other americans were killed in that

attack. stevens was a graduate of peed mont high school -- piedmont high school and uc hastings college of the law in francisco/?txu. jerry brown leaves for china tomorrow where he hopes to attract billions of dollars in investments. he will be promoting california exports, tourism and green technologies in meetings with chinese business people. happening now, more than 5500 runners from 45 states and 15 countries are taking part in the rock 'n roll half marathon in san francisco this morning. the route going to take runners past crissy field, across the golden gate bridge and end at aquatic park. big day for the cal women's basketball team. the number 2 seed golden bears making their favorite final four appearance and they will take on the five seed louisville cardinals. that game starts at 3:30 this

afternoon at pappy's on telegraph avenue and berkeley is hosting a watch party. a louisville cardinals men's team in the final four. great to see them win, this is cal's first time in the final four for the women's basketball team. if you want to watch the games later today, get outside right now, do it because maybe rain later in the afternoon? >> i think it's going to come in the evening hours. i think we will pretty much miss it. we will be in pretty good shape. this morning a little bit of drizzle starting out like yesterday, partly sunny skies over parts of the bay area as well. i think we are actually going to give you a shot of that. wow, what a beautiful golden hugh over the sky -- hew over the sky there. sun setting close to 7:40 this evening so plenty of time to have that date light. we don't -- i don't expect to see a whole lot of sunshine in most of the bay area communities as well as the coast because socked in pretty good by mid and high clouds.

a few low clouds out there this morning, perhaps fog along the coastline. temperatures like we started yesterday, 54 napa, upper 50s in oakland, 54 degrees redwood city, low 50s in antioch and 53 degrees in fairfield. i want to show you the satellite and radar. notice not picking up any green at this point. perhaps a little bit of drizzle falling below the radar in some areas. i have to get all the way north, northwest corner of california here, even crescent city and eureka not really reporting any rain at this time. we have a weak system moving through and so we do have that slight possibility. take a look here, see just a few speckles on the screen as we get into the 8:00 hour, still showing up, so a light rain, drizzle a possibility for the morning hours. as we get into the afternoon, i don't see any. 11:00 or so, still mostly cloudy into the afternoon, we are mostly cloudy but mainly dry. as we get into the evening hours we settle in for tonight, maybe you're watching mark

tamayo 10:00, more chances of rain coming through here. this may actually be our better bet as we get into tonight and into tomorrow morning, the drive looks dry. i'm pushing you all the way into monday morning here. notice no rain on the forecast for your monday morning commute. with all that residual moisture, though, from the overnight hours we may see some patchy fog so that to be aware of and a possibility for monday morning. for today, partly sunny, a few possibilities there of some light rain passing through this morning, the afternoon, that chance will lessen and then we will increase for tonight. 64 degrees in oakland this afternoon, 63 san rafael, low 60s san francisco, 60s for the peninsula, 67 degrees for mountainview, 67 san jose. inland east bay upper 60s, concord, livermore similar to what we had yesterday, slightly cooler in some areas. your extended forecast here, we do begin a slight warming trend on monday under partly cloudy skies, a ridge of high pressure will begin to build, the system that's moving out, the high

pressure moving in, that is going to produce gusty conditions over the hills as well as along the coast lines so we may be a little breezy on monday but by tuesday notice that, upper 70s, low 80s in the forecast, little taste of summer, it doesn't look like it's going to last for too long. by thursday temperatures falling back into the mid-70s but still a good looking forecast there. back to the desk. putting on the pressure, thousands rally for immigration reform. the bill that would change the path for citizenship. and the effort to get a reliable police radio system hits a snag. why the department's efforts to join a regional system has been stopped. and right now police in nevada trying to identify a body found in the carson city river. the state official who investigators think it may be. a live look outside on this sunday morning. that is 101 in san francisco. there is a possible water main break near grove and cole in san francisco. we are making some phone calls in the newsroom on that right now and give you an update as

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thank you for joining us on this sunday morning. a look over the bay under mostly sunny skies, a slight chance for light showers in the forecast today. oakland's plan to upgrade its police radio system may have hit a snag. the department wants to join a new regional system which includes neighboring agencies in alameda and could contra costa counties. the agency that runs the system blocked oakland from its new network unless the city pays millions of dollars to become a member. the department has had several problems with its current radio system most notably during

president obama's visit last summer. jean quan scheduled to give an update on a program designed to provide identification cards for undocumented immigrants. the card would serve as prepaid debit cards for oakland residents who do not have access to banking services. the cards have been controversial. they come with fees higher than other prepaid debit cards on the market. thousands took to the streets in two u.s. cities this weekend to call for immigration reform. members of congress and religious leaders joined a crowd of 2000 at a rally in new jersey -- or jersey city, more than 700 people also marched for immigration reform in boston. the rallies are intended to put pressure on congress to provide legislation providing a path to citizenship for an estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants. and congress may be close to doing that but that process to get citizenship could take at least 15 years.

the bill right now in the house would allow millions of undocumented immigrants to get a work permit after paying fines and back taxes and undergoing a criminal background check. after 10 years, immigrants could then apply for a green card, then citizenship after another five years. senate bill also calls for a 10- year wait for green card followed by a three-year wait for citizenship. police are still trying to positively identify the body of a man found in a carngs -- carson city river but they believe this could be nevada's chief insurance examiner. the body found in the river saturday. police believe it could be william mccune who has been missing since thursday. they are still trying to make a positive identification and determine a cause of death. >> i hope that we are able to put some information together soon for the public because i understand the reason why is actually part of the healing process. >> investigators say a break in the case came when some items

belonging to mccune were pawned in reno and north las vegas. four suspects in their early 20s have been arrested. four teenagers home safe this morning after being rescued off mount ominam by a helicopter. the teens were spotted on the west side of the mountain. a rescue helicopter was called in to pull out the four teenagers from the santa cruz mountains. none of them were injured. a family of five rescued from their submerged suv friday are from livermore. law enforcement officials say the family was driving on highway 50 when their suv hit a tree and then crashed right into the american river in el dorado county. a kayaker spotted the vehicle and helped three children get to safety. nearby firefighters were able to rescue the parents. all five were transported to the hospital to be treated for their injuries. the search still on in marin county for a suspected car thief who escaped from deputies friday. police say that suspect threatened to kill deputies when they tried to stop him in petaluma two days ago.

he eventually drove to wood acre where he fled on foot. sometime that anaheim 2 miles -- night 2 miles from where police were searching for him, a blue 2009 toyota highlander was stolen. the suspect is described as a white man between 20 and 30 years old, 160 pounds, 5'8" tall with his hair pulled back perhaps in a ponytail. warning this morning from fremont police after a woman said she was assaulted during a home break-in. it happened just after 7:00 on thursday night while the woman was cleaning a home on spezia terrace. she was upstairs when a man grabbed her from behind, she broke away, ran outside and told neighbors to call 911. she described the man to police as someone in his 30s with a medium complexion, 5'8" tall, about 165 pounds. he has black hair, cut in a bowl shape and was wearing dark clothing. belmont police are investigating three home burglaries that they say could be connected to a string of

others along the peninsula. the burglaries happened in a span of eight hours on friday near notre dame university. police received a tip from a neighbor who said someone had knocked on their door to ask about selling their car which wasn't for sale. officers say similar to recent burglaries in san mateo and hillsborough where the burglars knock on the door to see if anyone is home and breaks in if no one answers. crews starred work -- started working on a memorial playground in honor of a child that was killed in a sandy hook shooting. the playground is in union beach new jersey and named after 6-year-old jack pinto. that playground is one of 26 being built as part of sandy ground project where angels play. they will be in areas devastated by superstorm sandy and each playground named after one of the 26 children and educators who were gunned down in december. the wounds from last year's oycost university shooting may still be raw. for some last night's memorial

concert helped continue the healing process. the event was held in honor of the seven people shot and killed at oycost university in oakland last april 2nd. none of the victims' families attended. their grief and sadness still too strong. many of the concert musicians are korean american or korean immigrants like the suspected shooter but say it was important to take part in tonight's performance. >> it is very special concert for us and everyone write down all the meaning of the song and they really sing it, really meant it. >> donations were collected at last night's performance for the families of the seven people killed in the shooting. in pleasant hill an effort underway to save an old movie theater from being demolished. about a dozen people signs in hand stood outside the center arts theater yesterday afternoon. the box office will close two weeks from today because the theater is being replaced with a sporting goods store.

the theater opened in 1967 with its signature dome shape and many people just don't want to see it gone. >> loved by a lot of people. there's a lot of potential for this to be an important historical and cultural resource for the area. >> the developer already has a demolition permit and a sporting good store expected to open in 10 months. the movie based on the shooting death of oscar grant will be released sooner than planned. >> you guys got plans for the night? >> yeah, nothing major though. i meet up with the fellas, head out to the city. >> why don't you take the train out there. >> fruitvale follows grant's last 24 hours before his death at the park station. the movie was supposed to be released in october but now open on july 26th. fruitvale debuted oscar buzz when it was played at the film

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one south african man taken to the skies to honor his former president nelson mandela. yesterday under the power of 200 helium filled balloons, matt silver velance floated up from rockland island. this is where mandela spent 18 of his 27 years as a political prisoner. the flight took place a few hours before mandela was released from the hospital. he was inspired by the former leader. >> ultimately the risk that we are taking here, all very controlled and the risks compared to what nelson mandela took were tiny. >> the balloon flight was to raise money for the nelson

mandela children's fund. the goal of the charity is to build a children's hospital inio hans -- in johannesburg. he was being treated for pneumonia. mandela has been dealing with respiratory problems since contracting tuberculosis in prison. he will now receive care at home. this was his third trip to the hospital since december. this weekend washington state governor jay inslee is surveying the damage from a massive landslide on whidbey island. people living in 34 home were forced to evacuate after a 1000- foot chunk of that hillside gave way. most of the people there say their insurance policies don't cover damage from landslides. >> enormous movement of earth. whatever you have seen on television, it's a lot bigger in person. but it's inspiring to see what the whidbey community has done to come together. >> no one was hurt. at least eight homes are seriously damaged or considered

unstable. if you didn't see it, it was a beautiful sunrise this morning. not necessarily, though, maybe a beautiful sunset, rosemary because you said that little system making its way in. >> you're right. i think we are going to be mostly cloudy for most of the day. although stormtracker 2 having a hard time picking up any rain out there. i think i see a spec over parts of the coastal range if you look northwest of portalo valley there. continue with the gray skies today. slight chance of a drizzle. could have spotty rain falling below the radar, perhaps a little bit of drizzle falling outside your door. as we get into the afternoon, mainly dry once again, leaving in the possibility of a stray shower but i think tonight as we settle into our evening hours, 9:00, 10:00 will be a better chance at scattered showers and looks like they could fall in the overnight hours. for today, mostly cloudy, a few sprinkles possible, 64 for oakland, 61 in san francisco. if you're headed up to the giants game, mostly sunny

skies, 67 in mountainview, upper 60s livermore, concord, 63 san rafael, 65 in napa, 64 for santa rosa. the extended forecast here once we get into tomorrow, back to work, clearing out, breezy, because our weather pattern transitioning to a warmer pattern. take a look, as we get into tuesday and wednesday, upper 70s to low 80s for the warmest communities. doesn't look to last too long. we will watch those afternoon highs slide back into the mid- 70s but tuesday, wednesday, thursday all pretty nice days under mostly sunny skies and mild to warm conditions. back to you. a pennsylvania baseball team is celebrating baseball season by going bald. after yesterday's game, players with the temple owl team stepped up to the plate and shaved their heads. it was all part of a charity event called baseballs. all the money raised goes to fund childhood cancer research. it was started by coach ryan wheeler who lost his father to lung cancer three years ago.

>> it really puts things in perspective, you know, when we are playing a baseball game and trying to win our lose, to see children have to suffer like that, it would just be -- it's beyond words. >> before yesterday's event, players set up a web page asking for donations and so far they have raised more than $2500 and they are still taking donations. putting plans on hold, why the u.s. says it has delayed a ballistic milpitas test set to -- ballistic missile test set to take place here. one thing fans expected to see and didn't and you can blame the sequester. we are live in san francisco's mission district where police are still investigating an officer- involved shooting that happened early this morning. we will tell you what led to the shooting and why police arrived within seconds.

a confrontation outside a bar in san francisco leads to an officer-involved shooting. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm claudine wong. >> i'm mike mibach. that shooting happened right across the street from the police station in the mission district. ktvu's lorraine blanco is live there now to tell us why that officer opened fire. lorraine. >> reporter: mike, two people in critical condition this morning. one of those people the

suspect, actually had a replica firearm. the problem started right on that corner you see behind me at 17th and valencia and it's right across the street from the mission police station. police say around 2:00 a.m., around the time when bars close, two groups of people got into an argument. one man pulled out what looked like a gun, so a few people ran into that police station across the street and flagged down officers. the police chief tell us one -- tells us one officer saw the suspect pointing at weapon at someone else. >> the gun that was produced by the suspect is a real looking replica semiautomatic firearm but does not appear at this point that it's a real firearm. it does appear to be a replica firearm. >> reporter: this was the scene at san francisco general hospital. the two people shot by the officer have life threatening injuries. police are looking into whether

the incident is gang-related. back out here live, you can see police are just taking down the police tape here so looks like the scene will open up and we will try to get closer for you the next time we see you in about half an hour. reporting live in the mission district, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. one man is in police custody this morning after a fatal shooting in concord. police say around 8:30 last night two men got into a fight on mccasa court off monument boulevard. the fight quickly escalated into a shooting. 25-year-old brentwood resident ismael garcia ramirez died at the scene. 29 cardinals concord resident ---year-old concord resident vincent ochoa was arrested. a college student killed in san francisco while home on spring break has been laid to rest. a funeral was held yesterday for a 19-year-old jacob --

valdive. zo was shot and killed on friday. he may have been mistaken for a gang member. he was a sophomore at lewis and clark college in oregon where he played on a football team. >> i can't really believe they could. he's a peaceful kind of person and i never saw him got angry so when i heard this it was unbelievable. >> no arrests have been made in the case. this morning san francisco police are reviewing surveillance video in hopes of identifying the people who stabbed two tourists outside a hotel. it happened friday night outside the best western on seventh and minam. a rowdy group of people asked to use the bathroom at a hotel and then got into a fight with the tourists who were checking in. two men were stabbed and a woman beaten, all three victims are expected to survive. the war on terror could fund drones in the bay area. the contra costa time reports law enforcement agencies in high risk areas can apply for a share of a $26 million grant from the department of homeland

security. the alameda county sheriff's department, san mateo county, san francisco and san jose have all made requests for funds to purchase drones. the bay area is considered a high risk area for terrorism due to landmarks like the golden gate bridge and targets like the shell oil refinery, lawrence livermore lab and bart. new this morning, the u.s. is delaying a planned missile test as tensions rise with north korea. the ballistic missile test scheduled to take place tuesday at vandenberg air force base in southern california but chuck hagel delayed the tests amid concerns it could heighten the conflict with north korea. north korea threatened the united states with a nuclear strike and says it is in a state of war with south korea. meantime south korea's top military officer is postponing a planned visit to the u.s. the chairman of south korea's joint chiefs of staff had planned to meet with his u.s. counterpart general martin dempsey in washington later this month but officials say south korea's military officials can't be away at a time when north korea

is threatening to attack. as tensions continue to escalate between the north and south, we are learning more about north korea's leader kim jong-un who took over power from his father in december of 2011. coming up in our next hour, we take a closer look at the people he surrounds himself with including his relationship to the country's most powerful woman. the sequester is taking a toll on families struggling to afford their rent. thousands of people in the bay area rely on rental subsidies from the government section 8 voucher program but housing authorities now facing millions of dollars in budget cuts and that means less assistance is available. santa clara county's housing authority has lost $21 million in funding, oakland's housing authority saw an $11 million cut. the san francisco housing authority is facing a $9.4 million funding cut. the sequester also forced the cancellation of a planned jet flyover at the giants home opener. all ceremonial military flyovers were halted as of april 1st due to that $41 billion in budget cuts.

a fireboat in mccovey cove did shoot water several hundred feet into the air instead but many spectators in at&t park couldn't see it from their vantage point. this afternoon the san francisco giants will receive those world championship rings out at the ballpark. buster posey adding to his own hardware collection yesterday. posey handed the most valuable player award. giants down 1-0, not for long. next inning pablo sandoval digging one out for an rbi hit. giants in front. but in the fifth the cardinals score three. the west coast's longest surviving heart transplant patient has a wish and that's to see a giants baseball game. 23-year-old brandon dyboahl received a heart transplant and right now he's -- today he will

be taken by ambulance to at&t park where he will watch the giants play. after the game he will go back to the hospital for continuing care. the oakland as on the road in houston and playing well. top four cocoa chrisp with a crack of the bat. all tied at three, top of the sixth, derek norris taking a pitch to center. go on to win 6-3, back from suspension, bartolo cologne gets the win in that game. rosemary knows i have outdoor plans today so i put in my order early to make sure it's all about me and no rain and thanks for coming through. >> that's why many of our viewers are watching right now, because it's about me. tell me if it's going to rain on my parade today. i think you're going to be okay. mostly cloudy perhaps a little cool but mainly dry so don't cancel the outdoor plans. giving you a live look here at

just -- well, plenty of cloud but a little bit of sunshine. i think we will see that little bit of sunshine throughout parts of the day today but we will be partly sunny, mostly cloudy, at least for most of it. by the second half, late in the afternoon, a lot like yesterday, we will see more sunshine. here we are making up this morning, stormtracker 2 showing us hard pressed to see any rain, may have a little bit of drizzle falling but that's about it. in the futurecast model, also having a hard time picking up on any rain. weak system moving through, over portions of northern california we have a few sprinkles but here in the bay area, don't see a lot. i'm going to stop it here at 10:00 because i spot a cell there off the coastline. we had some drizzle along the santa cruz mountains yesterday, the north bay picked up a few 100th so we have seen a little bit of rain but most of us not so much. into the afternoon we are still mostly cloudy but notice they thin out a little bit, so partly sunny, partly cloudy. now we are into sunday night and this may actually be our best chance at seeing some rain. that low is finally sweeping

east. going to sink into the great basin. when it does, it's going to bring us one last shot at rain and i think we may get some in the overnight hours but we wake up mond morning and your drive looks dry, maybe a little bit of patchy fog because we will have the residual moisture in place. for today, we are going to call the clouds and the drizzle a possibility, especially for the morning hours and then a slight chance for maybe a shower. i think we are going to be mostly dry today. 56 in oakland for the -- or for the morning hours. i'm talking right now. it's relatively mild out there. 52 san rafael, widespread 50s for antioch. 60s for the afternoon. 64 in oakland, 67 in mountainview, 63 for san mateo, low to mid-60s for areas like san rafael, santa rosa, inland east bay, 67 for livermore, right where you were yesterday afternoon. so it's going to feel very similar in many cases. the extended forecast, we are clearing out, we are drying out. i do expect winds will pick up in some areas for tomorrow, especially the coast will see

breezy conditions. by tuesday, though, a notable warmup in store. temperatures soaring well above average, even a little taste of summer as we get into wednesday, we are going to cool it down a little bit on thursday but still nice, mild weather, mid-70s with mostly sunny skies on thursday. if you're going to see the giants play, i'll have a look at that forecast for you coming up. tsa agents found 2 1/2 pounds of meth on a passenger at the modesto airport. they say he was hiding it in his pageants along with three -- pants along with 3 ounces of cocaine. second time someone has been caught trying to smuggle drugs out of the modesto airport. police say drug smugglers may be targeting smaller airports because fewer tsa agents are on duty. >> but they were sharp enough to discover what was going on, they took the time to do a proper search and they located these narcotics before he even got on the plane. >> the passenger who is from fresno now faces drug smuggling charges. scandinavian airlines launching a new route at sfo. starting tomorrow people will

be able to fly nonstop between san francisco and copenhagen. it will be the only airline to fly nonstop between the two cities. the airline expecting 125,000 passengers per year on the route. april is distracted driving month but not everyone is following the law or even needs to. all over the state, chp looking for people talking or texting on their phones while driving but it's not uncommon to see the same officers using and holding their own phones. police and other emergency workers are exempt from the law. school bus drivers also exempt from the hands-free law but they are only allowed to use their phones for work-related situations. u.p.s., the u.s. postal service, fedex and other nonemergency workers are not exempt. like most drivers they are expected to be hands-free. the jackpot starts at $40 million and starting tomorrow california residents can finally get in on the powerball frenzy. reaction from potential buyers and the art exhibit connected to the craze. and diluted drugs for

thousands of cancer patients who just found out they got a watered down version of chemotherapy. first taking you outside for a live look at the golden gate bridge. take a look at the right side of your screen and all the runners trekking across the bridge this morning. they are part of the rock 'n roll half marathon. they will cross that span and head back over to aquatics park. the race could delay traffic. there are several road closures, something to be aware of if you're headed out this morning. 7:42 on the clock. this is mornings on 2.

welcome back. a sweeping view of the bay area for you here. we've got a mix of high clouds

out there, a little bit of blue skies, low clouds, patches of fog and drizzle around parts of the bay area this morning as well. the powerball game is coming to california tomorrow and lottery lovers getting excited. the game has been a nationwide sensation and was unanimously approved by the california lottery commission. at 6:00 in the morning tomorrow, people can start buying tickets. it is a $2 ride and a jackpot that starts at $40 million. >> look like people of california going to have a greater chance of winning this lottery, you know what i'm saying, than the last lottery that we had so i'm encouraging people to get out and play because i think it's going to be a big thing going here in the state of california. >> i'm excited over it. i'm for sure going to play. >> the california powerball ad creator says they are not just trying to sell tickets. they are trying to inspire a movement. in addition to launching on monday, powerball is sponsoring a traveling display of the red ball project. the art exhibit started 10 years ago and has been seen all across the globe.

the purpose of the ball is to invite spectators to use their imaginations. that big red ball is currently in san francisco and is going to be moving around the city for the next three days. this morning officials in israel say a planned cyber attack did not cause a major disruption. the warnings by the group anonymous that said it would take down the country's network. the hacking began this morning. the bureau of statistics site was down but did not say if it had been hacked. with the april 15th tax filing date fast approaching there's concern that the irs will be snooping for personal information about taxpayers online. the irs has been known to check car records, employment documents and other public records. now social media pages are on that list. this year the agency will be using sites like facebook and twitter to catch people trying to beat the system. that has some folks concerned  but others say privacy is a personal responsibility. >> if you haven't taken the measures to actually make your

facebook or twitter account private the way i have and the way i think most people have, then i think you're sort of open and sort of asking for it to some degree. because that stuff is public information. >> the government says it would only check a facebook page or twitter account if there is already a red flag in someone's tax forms. firefighters in philadelphia are mourning the loss of one of their own for the third time in less than a year. a veteran fire captain was killed while fighting a fire at a fabric store last night. the roof of the three story building collapsed underneath him. a colleague who tried to save him was burned on his hands but is expected to survive. >> looked like they were just trying to get the smoke and the fire under control in the fabric store. then they started to move up to the second floor and the third floor, then just more -- >> the department lost two other firefighters in the line of duty on april 9th of last year. thus of cancer patients -- thousands of cancer patients from hospitals in ontario,

canada are finding out their chemotherapy doses were diluted. over the past week hospitals have been contacting the patients and telling them their chemo was watered down with saline. one couple in canada is now dealing with the news that they both received diluted treatments. >> it just kind of throws you right back into where you were because we don't know what the next steps are, we don't know what's in store for us. >> they say they received a letter last thursday about the mishap. the couple has not been able to speak with their oncologist but say they want answers. ontario's premiere as promised to launch an investigation into the diluted drugs. new details are emerging about the oklahoma dentist's office at the center of a public health scare. state investigators are now revealing that among the many violations, the doctor would wrap his instruments in cloth diapers and then transport them between his offices. they say that's particularly dangerous because that is how equipment can get contaminated. officials say as many as 7000 patients could have been

exposed to hiv or hepatitis during a visit to that doctor's office. the state's board of dentistry says it's seeking criminal charges against the doctor but officials warn their investigation could take a long time. as many as 450 people in new york may have been exposed to the hepatitis a virus from eating at the restaurant there on your screen. friday the new york city health department warned of possible exposure at alta. people who visited that eatery between march 23rd and april 2nd are at risk. patrons may have been exposed from eating a dessert made by an infected worker. management is cooperating with the investigation. they say about 3000 people visited that restaurant during the dates in question. students at a massachusetts middle school will receive free lunches next week after being told they could not eat. last week 25 of the middle school students were not served lunch. food service employees say it's because their prepaid accounts ran low. parents were outraged saying their children came home crying because they just weren't given lunch.

four of the employees have since been fired. all students will receive three days of free lunch and the school is hosting a barbecue for students and their families. evangelical pastor rick warren is asking followers to pray for his family following the death of his son. yesterday 27-year-old matthew warren took his own life at his mission viejo home. his father said he suffered from depression and mental illness. rick warren is a controversial pastor known for his strong views against same-sex marriage and abortion. he delivered the he evoke indication -- eve -- airstrike that killed at least 20 people. this is amateur video of a syrian air force base out of damascus. it's a key battleground in syria's civil war. this morning syrian activists say a government airstrike

killed 20 people including at least nine children. former president bill clinton and daughter chelsea are urging students to make a difference with their lives. >> it's clear that your generation has been sobered up by this global financial crisis and there was an astonishing amount of how to do more with less. >> clinton made the comments at the clinton global initiative university which brought together 1000 students to brainstorm solutions to problems at home and abroad. jack dorsey, the founder of twitter also spoke at the form. comedian stephen colbert interviewed the president in front of the crowd for his show. more than 200 emergency responders from all over the bay area taking part in a training exercise this weekend in south san francisco. the exercises are testing the region's readiness for a major earthquake. in the scenario buildings collapsed and dozens are injured. the exercises are also helping agencies respond to chemical and biological threats.

>> basically be doing extrication, search, rescue of live victims and then also simulate those victims have been exposed to chemical, biological and radioactives. >> several search and rescue dogs are also taking part in the exercises. some east bay residents now more prepared in case of an emergency thanks to the american red cross. yesterday participants got free lessons in basic first aid, hands only cpr and disaster preparedness. the event was called save a life saturday. organizers also gave out emergency preparedness kits, a collection of items that can help people survive the aftermath of an earthquake or other natural disaster. crossing language barriers with the help of google. now the mountainview based company says its technology is now changing lives. plus a letter from george washington, the patent for thomas edison. the new york gallery getting ready to put items from our history into auction -- up for

auction. mostly cloudy skies outside our door right now, patches of drizzle, even a little bit of fog in some areas. i'll have what you can expect for your day coming up. ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00, delivering the bay area's major news of the day. >> officers are going door to door in one east bay neighborhood tonight to let them know that a resident -- >> with more depth and detail. >> just up the street -- >> and coverage of the news where you live. >> thousands of people also line the streets of santa cruz as the -- >> plus weather for the area where you live. >> it will give us a thundershower. >> frank somerville, julie haener, ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00, complete bay area news coverage. mom, i invited justin over for lunch.

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in los angeles the cause of a commuter train crash being investigated. 13 people hurt yesterday when a metro link train crashed into a dump truck that was on the tracks. the impact caused the truck to flip over but the driver wasn't seriously hurt. and 190 people were on that train when it crashed. >> again, just complaining of pain injuries, no broken bones that i'm aware of, no serious injuries. >> a metro link spokesman said the gates were working at the time of the crash and the train was traveling at the posted speed limit. the google translate feature reached a new milestone. the mountainview based company says google translate is now doing a record 1 billion translations a day. it can translate in 65 languages and can be used on websites with speech recognition and as a cell phone

app. a baseball card was auctioned this weekend for a record setting $2.1 million making it the most valuable baseball card in history. the card is from 1909 and is of the pittsburgh pirate honus wagner. wagner cards are the most coveted of all baseball collectibles. fewer than 60 exist. the cards were handed out in a pack of cigarettes but they were eventually pulled. wagner is said to have forced the cards to be recalled because he didn't want children to smoke. it leaves me feeling breathless. >> next week a new york gallery will unveil never before seen items from some of history's biggest icons. that includes marilyn monroe, everett hemingway and thomas edison. it will show photos of adolf hitler and a gift to hitler from muse mussolini's staff. a gift from president

eisenhower to his staff. >> one is god i hate the germans. this war is so difficult. it's so hard to win. >> some of the items expected to sell for about $50,000 and that includes edison's first patent application for the lightbulb and a profanity laced letter from john lennon to paul and linda mccartney, one of the oldest items is a 1786 letter from president george washington. speaking of baseball, that 103, 4-year-old baseball card, as on the roads, giants here. lets check in with rosemary for the weather. >> going to be nice out there, mostly dry, maybe a try, late shower -- stray, light shower. temperatures on the cool side but better than too hot. giving you a look there at the partly sunny, mostly cloudy skies but no rain falling at this point. below the radar the possibility of patches of drizzle, fog has formed in areas right around santa rosa reporting visibility down to about a mile and a half. along the coastline a little

bit of fog but visibility anywhere from three to 6 miles in most cases from what i can tell. here is a look at what you can expect for today, mostly cloudy skies for most of the day, mid- 50s to about 60 degrees as we get into the lunch hour and then for the afternoon, mainly dry with temperatures soaring back into the 60s. i do expect some areas will be slightly cooler, some areas will feel just like we felt yesterday afternoon, headed to the ballpark, game time 1:05, 60 degrees, mostly cloudy skies, a light west breeze, 10 to 15 miles per hour. the extended forecast, so this pattern will be shifting out of here by tonight and into tomorrow morning. i do see a possibility of scattered showers as we get into later this evening. so we may see some rain, we may wake up with damp roads. but by monday morning, we are clearing out, so i don't expect we will have any rain falling on the morning drive. temperatures will begin to boost a little bit on monday but it's really tuesday into wednesday when the ridge of high pressure strengthens and brings our temperatures up into the 70s, even a few low 80s for some of the warmer communities

on wednesday. back to you. we are following an officer- involved shooting in san francisco. the altercation near a police station that prompted officers to open fire. and an update about an oil leak on the caltrain tracks that brought service to a halt on the peninsula late last night.

we are live in san francisco's mission district where police are still trying to sort out the details of an overnight officer-involved shooting. we will have all the latest information. she was smart, capable, committed to our country. >> and secretary of state john kerry remembers a young u.s. diplomate who was among the six americans killed in afghanistan this weekend. plus a number of cars broken into in an oakland parking lot. what people found waiting for them after they left a concert early this morning. complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu mornings on 2. good morning, welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm claudine wong. >> good morning, everyone. i'm mike mibach. a beautiful sunrise out there on this sunday morning but clouds slowly starting to make their way back in. let's check in with rosemary to see how we are looking out there now. rosemary. >> good morning to you. i think we are going to be locked in this pattern for at least one more day, mostly cloudy sky, little bit of drizzle this morning.

i do expect we will be mostly cloudy and mostly dry. we know we could use the rain. if the rain were coming i would say bring it but it's going to be a hit or miss shower, going to pass through. scattered showers will actually increase tonight. i'm going to show you the time line on this. i'll have your temperatures for you and a big warmup coming your way. that in the extended forecast. we are following breaking news in san francisco's mission district. that is where police are investigating an officer- involved shooting. lorraine blanco joining us live from the scene with the latest information on this case. lorraine. >> reporter: mike, the two people shot by a san francisco police officer are still in critical condition this morning. as you can see, we are closer to the scene now at 17th and valencia. the orange paint on the sidewalk there where police just finished collecting evidence. now, investigators say just after 2:00 a.m. around the time when bars close, two groups of people got into an argument. one man pulled out what looked like a gun so a few people ran to the police station across the street and flagged down

officers. when they got near the scene, one officer saw the suspect pointing the firearm which turned out to be a replica firearm at someone else and the officer discharged his weapon hoping to protect people in the area. still unclear how or why the second person was shot. >> at this point we believe he was also struck by a bullet from the officer that was also there at the scene, so at this point we believe he is involved in that confrontation but to what extent is still under investigation. >> reporter: and this was the scene at san francisco general hospital early this morning. the two people shot by the officer have life threatening injuries. police are looking into whether the incident is gang-related. the officer who discharged his weapon is on routine paid administrative leave. live in the city's mission district, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >> this is the second officer- involved shooting involving a replica of a handgun in the last 48 hours. on friday police opened fire on a burglary suspect in west oakland who they say was

carrying a fake weapon that looked like a glock handgun. police say replicas of guns can be purchased at sporting good stores for less than $100. the man was shot in the shoulder and expected to survive. we have learned a man who was shot and killed in oakland on friday night was a former photographer with the oakland tribune. the gunman opened fire at a valero gas station near mills college. 54-year-old lionel fluker was driving home from the gym when he was hit by a stray bullet. police say the intended target was critically wounded. fluker worked as a freelance photographer for the oakland tribune for more than a decade covering some of the biggest stories. yesterday in a symbolic effort to honor him, someone tied film to a pole near the crime scene. >> the most important thing about him was his love for life, oakland and his family. and i hope that the rest of us can live our lives the same way. >> fluker's 20-year-old daughter attends spelman college in atlanta. so far police have not made any arrests.

in overnight news, someone has broken into at least 10 cars in an overflow parking lot near oracle arena in oakland. last night the arena hosted pop 2013 a popular rave concert and this morning as rave goers were returning to their vehicles, around a dozen parking spots were covered with glass. all of the damaged cars were parked in an overflow parking lot near bart on 73rd avenue. this morning caltrain service fully restored following a fuel leak that forced service between bruno and south san francisco to be suspended overnight. thousands of gallons of fuel spilled after a train hit a piece of metal debris on the tracks. crews worked through the night to clear the tracks. >> the locomotive struck a piece of metal debris, it was about 3 feet long and shaped like a tube. >> officials say fuel does not pose a threat to the environment. new this morning, secretary of state john kerry is mourning the death of a u.s. diplomate

killed in afghanistan. >> young 25-year-old woman with all of the future ahead of her believing in the possibilities of diplomacy, of changing people's lives. >> 25-year-old ann smittinghoff was one of six americans who died in attacks yesterday in the country. during a visit with u.s. consulate workers in istanbul, kerry says her death is a grim reminder of the dangers facing foreign service workers. smithhoff the first u.s. -- smittinghoff the first to die in attack -- the u.s. ambassador to libya chris stevens and three other americans were killed in that attack. stevens was a graduate of piedmont high school, uc berkeley and u.s. hastings college of law in san francisco. governor jerry brown leaves tomorrow for china where he hopes to attract billions of dollars in new investments. brown will be promoting california exports, tourism and green technologies in meetings with china's business leaders. he also plans to open a foreign trade office in shanghai.

it is brown's first official trip abroad since retaking the governor's office in 2011. happening right now, more than 5500 runners from 45 states and 15 countries are taking part in the rock 'n roll half marathon in san francisco and if as you can see there on the right side of your screen, they were crossing the golden gate bridge. the route will take runners past crissy field on their way back and then ending at aquatic park. drivers can expect some road closures near crissy field until 1:00 in the afternoon. it is a very big kay for the cal women's basketball team. making their first final four appearance. they will take on the five seed louisville cardinals. the game starts at 3:30 this afternoon. happy's on telegraph avenue in berkeley is hosting a watch party and good luck to the golden bears today. time now is 8:07. we saw the runners going across the golden gate bridge and we are talking rosemary about what great weather it is for runners. this is stuff they like, cool but not --

>> not too bad. it's mostly cloudy out there, maybe a little bit of drizzle falling but not much at all. the temperature showing us relatively mild conditions, 50s outside our doors this morning and they are pretty widespread from the coast to the bay and inland giving you a live look there at some of those runners. if you are going out to celebrate with them later today, we will be mainly dry in and around san francisco, the north bay, south bay, east bay, just plenty of gray to go around. and as i mentioned a little while ago, if you are just joining us, santa rosa reporting some fog, visibility between a mile and a half and 2 miles in some areas, half moon bay reporting a little bit of fog, visibility anywhere from three to 6 miles if you have to do any early morning traveling. we again are looking at 53 in concord, 53 walnut creek, 58 in oakland. checking in right about 55, 56 degrees, 55 mountainview, so not too bad as you start the day. i was up early this morning. when i came in, the birds were already chirping.

stormtracker 2, not seeing much rain, you got to get well to the north. you see just a little bit dancing around up here. but even eureka, crescent city reporting mainly dry conditions. geyserville reported a sprinkle a few hours ago. that's been about it. could have drizzle falling below the radar but going to be patchy in nature. continuing to follow this system that's bringing us these weak waves, seems like one a day, and leaving in the slight possibility of a few scattered showers. going to dive into the great basin. be in here tomorrow. the pressure gradient between that pressure system and the ridge of high pressure going to kick up our winds especially for the coast as well as the hills, that should be tomorrow. many of us may not feel it so much but it could be a little breezy on monday. here we are again this morning. you can see just a few sprinkles. it's now 11:00, saw just a little bit pass through. that was really about it. i think we are going to be mostly cloudy, mostly dry for today. then tonight as we get into the evening hours, that system again is beginning to push east

and we may actually get a better chance at some scattered showers here into the overnight hours. that's the kind we like while we are sleeping. we wake up monday morning, there will be residual moisture but if the winds begin to kick up early on, that will help to dry out the atmosphere so we will have to wait and see just kind of how much fog or if we get any fog tomorrow morning. 64 santa rosa for today, 63 san rafael, 61 san francisco. widespread 60s for the east bay, down into the south bay, 67 san jose, one last stop, santa cruz looking at 66 for the afternoon. your extended forecast here, we begin a warmup. the ridge of high pressure will begin to build by tomorrow. notice just a slight little bump but it really takes control of the weather pattern tuesday, wednesday, thursday, temperatures peak on wednesday, upper 70s to low 80s in the forecast for our warmest cities. back to the desk. a body was found in a carson city river and police believe it may be nevada's missing chief insurance examiner. what happened to the missing

items from his apartment that may have led to a break in the case. plus which oakland police may not be able to upgrade to a more reliable radio system. live look outside, that is the good old ballpark. at&t ballpark that is. the cardinals and giants will play there today at 1:05. your world champion giants getting the world championship rings this afternoon. should be a good one out at the ballpark in china basin. time now is 8:11. you're watching mornings on 2.

thank you for joining us on this sunday. a mix of sunshine and clouds outside our doors this morning and the opportunity of a few light showers passing over for today. oakland's plan to upgrade its police radio system may have hit a snag. the department wants to join a new regional system which includes neighboring agencies in alameda and contra costa counties but according to the contra costa times the agency that runs the system has blocked oakland from its new network unless the city pays millions of dollars to become a member. the department has had several problems with its current radio system most notably during president obama's visit last summer. oakland mayor jean quan scheduled to give an update today on a program designed to provide identification cards for undocumented immigrants. the cards would also serve as prepaid debit cards for oakland residents who do not have access to banking services. the cards, though, have been controversial. consumer advocates say they come with fees that are higher

than other prepaid debit cards on the market. thousands took to the streets in two u.s. cities this weekend to call for immigration reform. members of congress and religious leaders joined a crowd of 2000 at a rally in jersey city, more than 700 people also marched for immigration reform in the city of boston. organizers say the rallies are intended to put pressure on congress to pass legislation providing a path to citizenship for an estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants. and congress may be close to doing just that but that process to get citizenship could take at least 15 years. a bill right now in the house would allow millions of undocumented immigrants to get a work permit after paying fines and back taxes and undergoing a criminal background check. after 10 years, immigrants could then apply for a green card, then citizenship after another five years. a senate bill also calls for a 10-year wait period for the green card followed by a three-

year wait for citizenship. police are still trying to positively identify the body of a man found in a carson city river but they believe it could be nevada's missing chief insurance examiner. the body was found in the river on saturday. police believe it could be william mccune who has been missing since thursday. police suspect foul play based on evidence found in mccune's apartment but they are still trying to make a positive identification and determine a cause of death. >> i hope that we are able to put some information together soon for the public because i understand that reason why is actually part of the healing process. >> investigators say a break in the case came when some items belonging to mccune were pawned in reno and north las vegas. four suspects in their early 20s have been arrested. four bay area teenagers home safe after being rescued off mount uminum by a helicopter. a chp airplane was sent to pick

up the hikers. a rescue helicopter was then called in to pull out the four teenagers. none of them were injured. a family of five rescued from their submerged suv on friday are from livermore. law enforcement officials say the family was driving on highway 50 when their suv hit a tree and crashed right into the american river in he el dorado county. a kayaker spotted the family and were able to get them to safety. all five taken to the hospital. the search still on in marin county for a suspected car thief who escaped from deputies. this started on friday when police say the suspect threatened to kill deputies when they threatened to stop him in put laundry room -- petaluma. a blue 2009 toyota highlander was stolen. police believe the suspect may have fled in that stolen vehicle and could be headed to the sanger -- san jeronimo

valley. 160 pounds, 5'8 tall had his hair pulled back perhaps in a ponytail. a warning from fremont police after a woman says she was assaulted during a home break-in. it happened after 7:00 p.m. on thursday while the woman was cleaning a home on spezia terrace. she broke away, ran outside and told neighbors to call 911. the man is described as someone in his 30s with a medium complexion, around 5'8 tall, 165 pounds, he has black haircut in a bowl shape and was wearing dark clothing. belmont police are investigating three home burglaries that they say could be connected to a string of others along the peninsula. the burglaries happened in a span of eight hours on friday near notre dame day namyuer university of someone asked on -- knocked on their door to ask about selling their car which wasn't for sale. it's similar to recent burglars

where the burglars knock on the door to see if anyone is home and breaks in if no one answers. crews started working on a memorial playground in honor of a child who was killed in the sandy hook shooting. the playground in union beach, new jersey and going to be named after 6-year-old jack pinto. that playground is one of 26 being built as part of the sandy ground project where angels play. they will all be in areas devastated by superstorm sandy, each playground will be named after one of the 26 children and educators who were gunned down in december. the wounds from last year's oy dos university -- oikos university shooting may still be strong but last night concert intended to help the healing process. >> the event was held in honor of the seven people shot and killed at oikos university in oakland last april 2nd. university officials say none of the victims' families attended because their grief and sadness still too strong. many of the concert's musicians are part of the korean american community which was deeply

affected by the shooting. they say it was important to take part in tonight's -- last night's performance. >> it is very special concert for us and everyone write down all the meaning of the song and, you know, they really -- when they sing it, it really meant it -- they really meant it. >> donations were collected at last night's performance for the families of the seven people killed in the shooting. in pleasant hill an effort underway to save an old movie theater from being demolished. about a dozen people signs in hand stood outside the center arts theater yesterday afternoon. the box office will close two weeks from today because a theater is being replaced with a sporting good store. the theater opened back in 1967 with its signature dome shape and many people just don't want to see it go. >> something that's beloved by a lot of people, there's a lot of potential for this to be an important historical and cultural resource for the area. >> the developer already has a demolition permit and the sporting good store is expected to open in 10 months. the movie based on the

shooting death of oscar grant will be released sooner than planned. >> you got plans for the night? >> yeah, nothing major, though. i meet up with the fellas, head out to the city. >> why don't you take the train out there? >> fruitvale follows grant's last 24 hours before his death at the fruitvale bart station. the movie was supposed to be released in october, but will now open in limited theaters on july 26th. fruitvale inspired early oscar buzz when it debuted at the sundance film festival in january. taking to the skies to honor a president. the message behind this inspirational balloon flight in south africa. greeted this morning by mostly cloudy skies, a few sprinkles around the bay area and a little bit of fog. will that chance for rain remain in your sunday afternoon forecast? i'll have that answer for you coming up.

a south african man has taken to the skies to honor his former president nelson mandela. yesterday under the power of 200 helium filled balloons, matt silver silver-vallance floated up. vallance said he was inspired by the former leader. >> ultimately the risk that we are taking here is all very controlled and the risks compared to what nelson mandela took were tiny.

>> he says the balloon flight was to raise money for the nelson mandela children's fund. the goal of the charity is to build a hospital in johannesburg to be named after the 94-year-old mandela. and this is video of nelson mandela being released from the hospital. he was being treated for pneumonia. the former president has been dealing with respiratory problems since contracting tuberculosis in prison. he will now receive care at home. this was his third trip to the hospital since december. time now is 8:25. and let's head over to rosemary because it's a little too cool for you out there right now. going to get warmer, right? >> we are going to warm a little bit. we are going to be a lot like yesterday. i keep saying this, but it's true. we've got the mostly cloudy skies, little bit of fog and drizzle out there this morning. stormtracker 2 hard-pressed to pick up any real rain, maybe a few sprinkles in the forecast for today, but we will be mostly dry, mostly cloudy. temperatures not too bad. this morning starting out in

the upper 40s to upper 50s, most of the bay area and inland in the 50s at this point. mostly cloudy skies, mid-50s to near 60 degrees at lunchtime and we will continue with just a slight possibility, maybe a sprinkle or two as we get into the afternoon. 64 in oakland for today, 61 san francisco, along the peninsula, 63 san mateo, 66 in redwood city. into the south bay, 67 san jose. let's check out the inner east bay. 66 for you concord, fairfield 66, 65 in the north bay, areas like napa for the afternoon. so even our temperatures are very similar to yesterday. slightly cooler in some areas. by tonight, our last chance for some rain will come through and i think we may actually see some rain, should be into the evening hours. i'm going to show you that futurecast model in just a moment but before i let you go, take a look at tuesday, wednesday, thursday, a significant warmup coming our way. time to break out the shorts and the flip-flops. low 80s in the forecast for your wednesday afternoon for the warmer areas.

back to you. well, the time has come from washington, d.c.'s most famous springtime tradition, the cherry blossom festival. i love this time of the year out there. more than 1 million people expected to come to d.c. this season just to see the trees. usually is the peak for the blooms now, but all this cold weather putting a chill on the blossoms. >> i was disappointed. we came down because i hadn't really seen them in full bloom before and it was a little disappointing. >> experts say not easy to predict when the buds will open but they are expecting peak bloom to come very soon. tourists and residents alike are still coming to look at those flowers. the government's sequester is causing cuts all across the country and right here in the bay area its effect was recently noticed above at&t ballpark. and tensions between north korea, south korea and the u.s. continue to rise. new details about kim jong-un and his closest advisers. the only thing we'd ever grown together

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[ male announcer ] call to get u-verse tv starting at $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. two people shot in an officer-involved shooting after police say one person pulls out a replica handgun in san francisco. welcome back to mornings on 2, everyone. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. we are following developing news in san francisco where two people were shot and injured by police. it happened around 2:00 this morning on 17th and valencia streets. police say two groups of people confronted each other outside of a bar, which is also right across the street from the police station. one of them pulled out something that looked like a gun and a witness ran to the police station to get help. that's when officers arrived and opened fire. >> the gun that was produced by the suspect as it turns out is a very real looking replica

semiautomatic firearm but does not appear at this point that it's a real firearm. it does appear to be a replica. >> both of the people who were shot are in critical condition. police detained several people in the area for questioning. this morning san francisco police are also reviewing surveillance video in hopes of identifying the people who stabbed two tourists outside of a hotel. it happened friday night outside the best western on seventh and min em. a rowdy group of people asked to use the bathroom at the hotel and then got into a fight with tourists who were just checking in. two men were stabbed and a woman was beaten. all three victims are expected to survive. a college student who was skilled in -- killed in san francisco while home on spring break has been laid to rest. a funeral held yesterday for 19- year-old jacob valdiviezo. he may have been mistaken for a gang member. he was a sophomore at lewis and

clark college in oregon where he played on the football team. his teammates wore their jerseys to the funeral to remember him. >> i can't really believe it because he's a peaceful kind of person and i never once saw him get angry. so when i heard this, it was just unbelievable. >> no arrests have been made so far in this case. and we are tracking developing news of a water main break in san francisco. this is happening on grove street near cole street in the panhandle. pg&e says gas is leaking from the location as well but no danger to the public. pg&e is looking into the source of that gas leak. we will bring you the latest on this situation as we get it into our newsroom. the war on terror could fund drones here in the bay area. the contra costa times reports law enforcement agencies and high risk -- in high risk areas can apply for a share of a $26 million grant from the department of homeland security. the alameda county sheriff's department, san mateo county, san francisco and san jose have all made requests for funds to

purchase drones. the bay area is considered a high risk area for terrorism due to landmarks like the golden gate bridge and targets like the shell oil refinery, lawrence livermore lab and bart. new this morning, the u.s. is delaying a planned missile test as tensions rise with north korea. the ballistic missile test was scheduled to take place tuesday at vandenberg air force base in southern california but chuck hagel delayed the tests amid concerns it could heighten the conflict withny -- with north korea. meantime south korea's top military officer also postponing a planned visit to the u.s. the chairman of south korea's joint chiefs of staff had planned to meet with his u.s. counterpart general martin dempsey in washington later this month. but officials say south korea's military officials can't be away at a time when north korea is threatening to attack. as tensions continue to escalate, we are getting new

details about the people empowering north korea. kim jong-un took over in december of 2011 but who is advising him in reporter chris lawrence took a closer look at kim jong-un's inner circle. >> north korean video shows how kim jong-un wants the world to see him. but they barely give us a peek into kim's inner circle. what are we not seeing in this video? >> the people whispering in his ear telling him -- who is he withholding to -- bee holding to as his key officers. >> reporter: he focused on correia. >> here we see a row of male officials and one woman. who is she? >> this is the aunt. this is the sister of kim jung- ill. >> reporter: kim young wee holds powerful positions in north korea's cabinet. they made her's four star general in 2010 and she helped transfer power from her brother to her nephew.

>> she is someone who is an operator behind the scenes. >> reporter: in the most powerful -- and the most powerful woman in north korea. >> it's her husband who is the rainmaker of the kim regime. >> reporter: he led north korea's attempt to revive its economy and has extensive ties to china. he's now kim's key policy adviser. >> he's come very far in a very short period of time from 1919 to number 2. >> reporter: and he may be the closest north korea has to a reformer. >> reformer to them is anyone who deviates even slightly from the path, the lie. >> reporter: outside the first family, the inner circle is small. are these kim's military elite? >> no. they are gone. most of these people are gone now. >> reporter: kim purged the military veterans his father relied on and installed his own man, choe young hey is a part man -- party man, the first bureaucratic to run the military and its valuable armed services business.

>> he is someone considered to be the kim jong-un's inner circle man when it comes to the military. >> that was chris lawrence reporting from washington, d.c. this morning officials in israel say a planned cyber attack did not cause major disruption. this follows warnings by the group anonymous that said it would take down the country's network. the hacking began early this morning. officials say the bureau of statistics site was down but did not say if it had been hacked. most other attacks on banks and defense sites were repelled. with the april 15th tax filing date fast approaching, there's some concern that the irs is going to be snooping for personal information about taxpayers online. the irs has been known to check car records, employment documents and other public records. now social media pages are on that list too. this year the agency will be using sites like facebook and twitter to catch people trying to beat the system. and that has some folks concerned. others say privacy is a personal responsibility. >> if you haven't taken the measures to actually make your

facebook or twitter account private the way i have and the way i think most people have, then i think you're sort of open and sort of asking for it to some degree because that stuff is public information. >> the government says it would only check a facebook page or twitter account if there is already a red flag on a tax form. the sequester has taken a toll on families struggling to afford their rent. thousands of people in the bay area rely on rental subsidies from the government section 8 voucher program but housing authorities are now facing millions of dollars in budget cuts and that means less assistance is available. santa clara county's housing authority lost $21 million in funding. oakland's housing authority saw an $11 million cut, the san francisco housing authority facing a $9.4 million funding cut. the sequester also forced the cancellation of a planned jet flyover at the giants home opener, all ceremonial military flyovers were halted as of april 1st due to $41 billion in

budget cuts. a fireboat in mccovey cove shot water several hundred feet into the air but many spectators at at&t park were unable to see it. the west coast's longest surviving heart transplant patient has a wish and that is to see a giants baseball game in person. 23-year-old brandon dedole received a heart transplant when he was 3 years old and right now he's at kaiser permanente in santa clara but his wish coming true. today dyboahl will be taken to the giants park where he will watch the giants play and after the game go back to the hospital for continuing care. 8:38. it's cool outside. i like it. it's nice. but if you look at what rosemary is forecasting for the week, it gets downright hot? >> tuesday, wednesday. >> going to be toasty out there for some of the warmest areas. we will take a look at that. >> spring, summer. >> oh, yeah. >> spring. >> when we get into wednesday, well above average in many areas. we will take a look at those numbers in just a few moments.

let's take a look at what is happening now because we remain locked in this sort of dreary pattern, giving you a look there, the oakland estuary. fog reported in santa rosa along parts of the coastline from the satellite and radar not picking up on a whole lot of rain. it moved through last night into the early hours, a few sprinkles reported over the north edge of the north bay but that's been about it. this is what we are seeing right now. i want to pull back just a little bit and show you that the system that continues to send us these waves each day right about here is going to slide into the great basin by tomorrow. we will be done with this weather pattern by tomorrow. behind it, i'm going to back it up a little bit more, ridge of high pressure already beginning to sort of build in here. this is going to come closer to california and as it does, it's going to warm us up. temperatures are really going to soar as we get into tuesday, wednesday, thursday looks good

as well. so to sum it up for you here, mostly cloudy, perhaps a sprinkle this morning. we will leave in that possibility, especially for the evening hours, i'm going to show you that futurecast model in just a moment, the better chance for those sprinkles coming tonight with a notable warmup in the extended forecast. here we are at this hour. i think we are going to be mostly cloudy for most of the day. temperatures maybe slightly cooler for the afternoon. i'll bring you those numbers in just a moment. but here we are at 3:00, still dealing with a mix of sun and clouds. by tonight, take a look at this, scattered showers in the forecast at 11:00, it's 1:00, still falling, we get into tomorrow morning for the morning drive. i think we are already drying out but we could see measurable rain out of that, anywhere from a few 1/100 to maybe 1/10 inch. 56 in oakland right now, 55 san rafael, 54 san francisco so not a bad start. cool with the clouds overhead. 64 for oakland this afternoon. 66 in redwood city, 63 san mateo, widespread 60s for the inner east bay as well as the north bay. your extended forecast shows you by tomorrow we are clearing

out, we are drying out, we could be breezy as this ridge of high pressure begins to nudge our way. but once it settles in, temperatures are going to be on the warm side. upper 70s to low 80s in the afternoons tuesday and wednesday. i'll have a look at your giants forecast coming up. april is distracted driving month but not everyone is following the law or even needs to. according to the contra costa times, police and other emergency workers are exempt from the law and that's because they need to free up radio airtime and are already wearing radio ear pieces. school bus driverare also exempt from the hands-free law but only allowed to use their phones for work-related situations. u.p.s., usps, fedex and other nonemergency workers are not exempt. like most drivers they are expected to be hands-free. a veteran fire captain from philadelphia is killed in the line of duty and we are now hearing from the city's fire commissioner. ♪ alright, let's go.

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welcome back. live look over oakland this morning. mix of sun, clouds, light winds and temperatures around the bay area this morning holding in the 50s. firefighters in philadelphia are mourning the loss of one of their own for the third time in less than a year. the captain in the department was killed while fighting a fire at a fabric store last

night. the roof of the three story building collapsed underneath him. almost one year ago two other firefighters in philadelphia were killed also fighting a fire. >> we will be remembering during a memorial for two firefighters who lost their lives on april the 9th just last year. so we are asking for prayers for all the entire department. >> a colleague who tried to save the firefighter was burned on his hands but is expected to survive. evangelical pastor rick warren is asking followers to pray for his family following the death of his son. yesterday 27-year-old matthew warren took his own life at his mission viejo home. his father says he suffered from depression and mental illness. rick warren is a controversial pastor known for his strong views against same-sex marriage and abortion. he delivered the the evocation of president obama. the daughter says her father would not have supported gun control measures.

>> a lot of the media has taken this as a stand for more gun control and that is absolutely disrespectful to their memory because that's not what they would have wanted. he was a very good advocate for being able to protect yourself and your family. >> kristina former's mother was also killed. the death came less than three months after an assistant prosecutor in the same texas office was gunned down. the deaths have led to increased security for justice officials and nationwide. officials believe a white power gang called the aryan brotherhood of texas may be responsible for the deaths. former president bill clinton and his daughter chelsea urging students to make a difference with their lives. >> it's clear that your generation has been sobered up by this global financial crisis and there was an astonishing amount of how to do more with less. >> clinton made the comments at the clinton global initiative university which brought together 1000 students to brainstorm solutions to problems at home as well as

abroad. jack dorseys the founder of twitter and square also spoke at the forum. stephen colbert interviewed the president before the crowd for his show. thousands of patients in ontario canada finding out their chemotherapy doses were diluted. over the past week hospitals have been contacting the patients and telling them their chemo was watered down with saline. one couple in canada is now dealing with the news that they both received diluted treatments. >> it just kind of throws you right back into where you were because we don't know what the next steps are, we don't know what's in store for us. >> they say they received a letter last thursday about the mishap. the couple has not been able to speak with their oncologists but say they want answers. ontario's premiere has promised to launch an investigation into the diluted drugs. new details emerging about the oklahoma dentist's office at the center of a public health scare. state investigators are now revealing that among the many violations the doctor would wrap his instruments in cloth

diapers and then transport them between his offices. they say that's particularly dangerous because that is how equipment can get contaminated. officials say as many as 7000 patients could have been exposed to hiv or hepatitis during a visit to the dentist's office. the state board of dentistry says it is seeking criminal charges against the doctor but warned their investigation could take a long time. as many as 450 people in new york have been exposed to the hepatitis a virus from eating at a restaurant called alta. friday the new york city health department warned of the possible exposure at that restaurant. people who visited the eatery between march 23rd and april 2nd are at risk. patrons may have been exposed from eating a dessert made by an infected worker. management is cooperating with the investigation and they say about 3000 people visited that restaurant during the dates in question. students at a massachusetts middle school will receive free lunches next week after being told they couldn't eat. last week 25 of the middle school students were not served

lunch. food service employees say it's because their prepaid accounts ran low. parents were outraged, say their kids came home crying because they weren't given lunch. four of the employees have been fired. all students will receive three days of free lunches and the school is hosting a barbecue for students and families. this weekend washington state governor jay inslee is surveying the damage from a massive landslide on whidbey island. people living in 34 homes were forced to evacuate after a 1000- foot chunk of the hillside gave way. most say their insurance policies do not cover damage from landslides. >> enormous movement of earth and whatever you have seen on television, it's a lot bigger in person. but it's inspiring to see what the whidbey community has done to come together. >> no one was hurt during this slide. at least eight homes are seriously damaged or considered unstable. more than 200 emergency responders from all over the bay area are taking part in training exercises this weekend and in south san francisco those exercises are testing the

region's readiness for a major earthquake that would cause buildings to collapse and leave dozens injured. the exercises are also helping agencies respond to chemical and biological threats. >> basically be doing extra indications -- extrications, search, rescues of live victims and then also simulate those victims have been exposed to chemical, biological or radioactives. >> several search and rescue dogs are also taking part in those exercises. some east bay residents now more prepared in case of an emergency thanks to the american red cross. yesterday participants got free lessons in basic first aid, hands only cpr and disaster preparedness. the event was called save a life saturday. organizers also gave out emergency preparedness kits, a collection of items that can help people survive the aftermath of an earthquake or other natural disaster. tsa agents found 2 1/2 pounds of meth on a passenger at the modesto airport. they say he was hiding it in his pants along with 3 ounces of cocaine.

it is the second time someone has been caught trying to smuggle drugs out of the modesto airport. police say drug smugglers may be targeting smaller airports because fewer tsa agents are on duty. >> they were sharp enough to discover what was going on, they took the time to do a proper search and they located these narcotics before he got on the plane. >> the passenger who is from fresno is now facing drug smuggling charges. scandinavian airlines is launching a new route at sfo. starting tomorrow people will be able to fly nonstop between san francisco and copenhagen. it will be the only airline to fly nonstop between the two cities. the airline is expecting 125,000 passengers per year on that route. the google translate feature has reached a new milestone. the mountain view based company says google translate is now doing a record 1 billion translations a day. it can translate in 65 languages and can be used on websites with speech recognition and as a cell phone app. one of a kind auction starts next week in new york

and it will feature never seen before items from some of the history's biggest names. and another round of mostly cloudy skies, spotty showers are in the forecast for today but we do have a warmup on the horizon. i'll have a look at what you can expect for your sunday and the extended forecast. !!

the powerball game coming to california tomorrow and lottery lovers say they are

getting fired up. the game has been a nationwide sensation and was unanimously approved by the california lottery commission and at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow people can start buying tickets. it's a $2 ride and a jackpot and starts at $40 million. >> looked like people of california going to have a greater chance of winning this lottery than the last lottery that we had so i'm encouraging people to get out and play because i think it's going to be a big thing going here in the state of california. >> i'm pretty excited over it. i'm for sure going to play. >> california powerball ad creator says they are not just trying to sell tickets, they are trying to inspire a movement. in addition to launching on monday, powerball is sponsoring a traveling display of the red ball project. the art exhibit started 10 years ago and has been seen all across the globe. the purpose of the ball is to invite spectators to use their imaginations. the big red ball currently in san francisco and will be moving around the city for the next three days. a baseball card was

auctioned this weekend for a record setting $2.1 million making it the most valuable baseball card in history. the card is from 1909 and is of pittsburgh pirate honus wagner. wagner cards are the most coveted of all baseball collectibles because fewer than 60 exist and the cards were handed out in packs of cigarettes. they were, however, eventually pulled because wagner is said to have forced those cards to be recalled because he didn't want children to smoke. breathless, it leaves me feeling breathless. >> next week a new york gallery will unveil never before seen items from some of his it tree's biggest icons. that includes marilyn monroe, ernest hemingway and thomas edison. the exhibit will also show photos of mussolini and adolf hitler, a gift to hitler from mussolini's staff. there is also a letter from president eisenhower to his wife describing his challenges

fighting nazi, germany. >> one line says god i hate the germans. it's so difficult, so hard to win. >> some of the items are expected to sell for about $50,000. that includes edison's first patent application for the lightbulb and a profanity laced letter from john lennon to paul and linda mccartney. one of the oldest items is a 1786 letter from president george washington. >> very cool right there. warm weather on the way but first we got to get through this next 24 hours. let's check in with rosemary to see why. rosemary. >> good morning to you. and today not so bad. partly sunny skies, temperatures warming back into the 60s for the afternoon, right now widespread 50s outside our door. the winds are light. little bit of drizzle, a few light sprinkles a possibility for today and that will be about it. we'd like to see more rain. we are just not going to get it. we are looking at temperatures beginning to warm up as early as tomorrow. if you're going out to see the giants play, again, mid to upper 50s in san francisco right now and then low 60s for the afternoon. the rest of the bay area, a lot

like yesterday, 67 in livermore, 66 in concord, slightly cooler in areas right around santa rosa and napa, down to the south bay 67, san jose leaving in a slight possibility of maybe a few sprinkles overhead but not enough to ruin your outdoor plans for sure. bring along the light jacket because we will be cool with those clouds out there. by tomorrow, mostly clear skies, our pattern begins to change and with that change will come breezy conditions in some areas so we may see that for monday but by tuesday the winds lighten up and the temperatures soar, upper 70s to low 80s tuesday, wednesday, slightly cooler on thursday. back to the desk. two people shot after officers opened fire in san francisco. we are going to go live to the scene where police say a replica handgun could have led to that shooting. and new reaction from secretary of state john kerry on the death of a 25-year-old u.s. diplomate killed in afghanistan this weekend.

we are live in san francisco's mission district where police are still investigating an overnight officer-involved shooting right after the bars closed. we will tell you what one neighbor thinks about the night life in this area. and an overnight fight in a parking lot escalates in concord. now one man is facing murder charges. and a san francisco rock 'n roll half marathon underway in

the city and the first runners should be crossing the finish line right about now. complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu mornings on 2. good morning and welcome to mornings on 2. it is sunday, april 7th. i'm claudine wong. >> good morning, everyone. i'm mike mibach. get a quick check with rosemary on the sunday forecast. good morning, rosemary. >> good morning to you. we will be tied into this pattern for one more day. we are waking up with a little bit of fog over santa rosa along the coastline this morning, mostly cloudy skies, perhaps patches of drizzle falling out there. the radar not showing a whole lot. we will have a chance for a few light sprinkles throughout the day. although we will be mainly dry. i do see our best chance coming tonight. i'm going to show you that future forecast model and i have a warmup in the extended forecast. back to you. another officer-involved shooting in the bay area. this time in san francisco's mission district. ktvu's lorraine blanco joining us live now from the scene with more on what police say led up to this shooting. lorraine. >> reporter: mike, i just talked with a man who was here

when the fight started. he was too afraid to be on camera but he did tell us that it started at a bar that is just about a block from here on valencia. it's called the elbow room and he said it was hip hot night and the two groups of men were yelling and screaming as they got out of the bar and when they got to this corner over here, one man pulled out a firearm. now, police describe a similar scene, they say after 2:00 a.m. two groups of people got into an argument. one man pulled out what looked like a gun, so a few people ran to the mission police station across the street and flagged down officers. when officers got near the scene, they saw the suspect pointing the firearm at someone else. one officer discharged his weapon hoping to protect the people in the area. the suspect's gun turned out to be a replica firearm. one neighbor tells us he'd like to see a bigger police presence in the mission, especially on weekend nights. >> i think it would be a great idea to be able to go out in the evening and not have to worry about whether or not you're going to be involved in a shooting that has nothing really to do with you. people, they are not familiar that this neighborhood also has

like a sort of a crime problem in general. >> reporter: and this was the scene at san francisco general hospital where those two people were taken. the two people shot by the officer have life threatening injuries. police are looking into whether the incident is gang related. it's unknown why the suspect was carrying a replica gun. reporting live in san francisco, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >> this is the 18th officer- involved shooting in just in a little bit over a month. besides the one we told you about in san francisco, two others happened last week in oakland. on friday police opened fire on a burglary suspect in west oakland who they say was carrying a fake weapon that looked like a glock handgun. the man was shot in the shoulder and is expected to survive. a 16-year-old boy was also shot in the face by oakland police wednesday after being mistaken for an armed robbery suspect. the teen was treated at the hospital for injuries to his jaw and released. the teen's family says it plans to sue the officer and the

city. and a few days before that, an officer-involved shooting reported in napa. it happened during an altercation between the suspect and narcotics officers. police say the officer had his gun drawn and shot the suspect in the chest when he was attacked. take a look again at the numbers. over the past 40 days there have been five officer-involved shootings in alameda county, four in san francisco, four in san jose, two in contra costa county, two in napa county and one in sonoma. caltrain service fully restored following a fuel leak that forced service between san bruno and south san francisco to be suspended overnight. 700 gallons of fuel spilled after a train hit a piece of medal de-- metal debris on the tracks. crews worked through the night to clear that debris. >> the locomotive struck a piece of metal debris. it was about 3 feet long and shaped like a tube. >> officials say the fuel does not pose a threat to the environment. in overnight news, at least

10 cars in an overflow parking lot near the oracle arena in oakland, last night the arena hosted pop 2013 a popular rave concert and then early this morning as rave goers were returning to their vehicles, around a dozen parking spots were covered with glass, all of those damaged cars were parked in an overflow parking lot near bart on 73rd avenue. we have learned a man who was shot and killed in oakland friday night was a former photographer for the oakland tribune. the gunman opened fire at a valero gas station at seminary avenue and macarthur boulevard near mills college. 54-year-old lionel ray fluker was driving home from the gym when he was hit by a stray bullet. police say the intended target was critically wounded. fluker worked as a freelance photographer for the oakland tribune for more than a decade covering some of the biggest stories. yesterday in a symbolic effort to honor him, someone tied film to a pole. >> the most important thing about him was his love for life, oakland and his family. and i hope that the rest of us

can live our lives the same way. >> fluker's 20-year-old daughter attends college in atlanta. so far police have not made any arrests. one man in police custody this morning after a fatal shooting in concord. police say around 8:30 last night two men got into a fight on mccasa court off monument boulevard. that fight quickly escalated into a shooting. 25-year-old brentwood resident eesh resident -- he is being charged with first-degree murder. new this morning, secretary of state john kerry is mourning the death of a u.s. diplomate killed in afghanistan. >> anne was everything that is right about our foreign service, she was smart and capable, committed to our country. i had the privilege of meeting her and mr. prime minister just a few days ago. >> 25-year-old anne smedinghoff one of six americans who died in attacks yesterday in the

country. during a visit with u.s. consulate workers in istanbul kerry says her death is a grim reminder of the dangers facing foreign service workers. she is the first u.s. diplomate to die on the job since the september 11th attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi libya. the u.s. ambassador to libya chris stevens and three other americans were killed in that attack. stevens was a graduate of piedmont high school, uc berkeley and u.s. hastings college of -- uc hastings college of law in san francisco. it's a gray start out there, giving you a live look from e-mailville towards the -- emeryville, san francisco, back drop. santa rosa reporting visibility down to a couple miles, half moon bay reporting visibility three to 6 miles. you can see here on our screen a lot of gray, not a lot of green, not seeing any radar returns this morning. maybe a little bit of drizzle falling below that radar that just swept through. 60 degrees in oakland, 57 sfo,

56 degrees san francisco, now 60 degrees in antioch so some of our temperatures gradually climbing under the mostly cloudy skies, partly sunny and as we get into the afternoon i think this is what we will continue to see, just a slim chance, maybe a light shower, mainly dry conditions. this system continuing right about here but it's going to be pushing east. by tomorrow it's going to slide into the great basin. right behind it ridge of high pressure going to build in. that's going to warm us up. i think by tuesday, wednesday our temperatures are going to be anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees above what we get today. a good 10 to 15 degrees above the seasonal average. so here we are this morning with the mostly cloudy skies, just a few sprinkles peppered throughout the area. by noontime really begin to dry out, into the afternoon i think we are going to be with partly to mostly cloudy skies, dry conditions, here we are 4:00 seeing a few breaks here, so partly sunny, partly cloudy over the north bay. now settle into sunday night and we are getting ready to maybe head to bed and here come

another and last round maybe of showers here. into 1:00 still coming down, could pick up a few 1/100 out of that. monday morning drying out. patchy fog could be a possibility. but i do expect we may see a wind pickup tonight into tomorrow as well as our pattern transitions. that will help to clear out the fog. 65 expected for today, 63 in berkeley, 64 for oakland, 64 in hayward, temperatures slightly cooler this afternoon than yesterday in many areas. many of us about where we were yesterday, 67 san jose as well as los gatos. extended forecast, pattern begins to switch tonight into tomorrow with a ridge of high pressure building in quickly behind that system. that's going to kick up the winds, especially along the coast as well as the hills may have a little bit of patchy fog but again that wind will inhibit some of the fog if we do get it early on. by the afternoon, we are partly cloudy and then we really see temperatures soar into tuesday,

wednesday, thursday, widespread upper 70s to low 80s. tuesday and wednesday look to be the warmest days, slightly cooler on thursday. back to the desk. at 9:09 happening now, more than 5500 runners from 45 states and 15 countries are taking part in the rock 'n roll half marathon in san francisco this morning. we got these pictures from organizers. this is a look at some of the rock 'n rollers running that race. they look like they are having a good time. and here is a look at the start line near fort mason in venice. runners took off at 7:00 this morning and they are making their way across the golden gate bridge. you can see some of them still crossing. we have seen a steady stream of runners all morning long. they go across the bridge then head back to the aquatic park area. there are cheerleaders and bands along the course to encourage runners with a large concert at the end of the race. here's a look at the route map so if you are driving in that area, you should know that you could run into some closures and delays. some roads are actually going to be closed until 1:00 p.m.

and it is a big day for the cal women's basketball team. the number 2 seed golden bears making their first final four appearance and they will take on the five seed louisville cardinals. the game starts at 3:00 think this afternoon. pappy's on telegraph avenue in berkeley is hosting a watch party. well, a wrecking ball heading towards a pleasant hill icon. the efforts to save the dome movie theater and what will soon be taking its place. the final 24 hours of oscar grant's life is headed to the silver screen and you may be able to catch it earlier than expected.

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live look at the oakland etch wary -- estuary this morning. a water main break in san francisco. this is happening on grove street near cole street in the panhandle, pg&e says gas is leaking from the location as well but that there is no danger to the public at this time. pg&e is looking into the source of that gas leak. four teenagers are home safe this morning after being rescued off mount umunhum by a helicopter. about 5:30 last night a chp airplane looking for the teenagers. they were spotted on the west side of the mountain. a rescue helicopter was then called in and pulled out.

the four teenagers, none were injured. a family of five rescued from their submerged suv friday are from livermore. law enforcement officials say the family was driving on  highway 50 when their suv hit a tree and crashed right into the american river in el dorado county. a kayaker spotted the vehicle and helped three children get to safety. nearby firefighters were able to rescue the parents. all five were taken to the hospital to be treated for their injuries. in los angeles, the cause of a commuter train crash being investigated. 13 people were hurt yesterday when a metro link train crashed into a dump truck on the tracks. the impact caused the truck to flip over but the driver was not seriously hurt. 190 people were on the train when it crashed. >> again, just complaining of pain injuries, no broken bones that i'm aware of, no serious injuries. >> a metro link spokesperson said the gates were working at the time of the crash and the train was traveling at the posted speed limit. police are still trying to positively identify the body of a man found in a carson city river but they believe it could

be nevada's missing chief insurance examiner. the body found in the river on saturday. police believe it could be william mccune who has been missing since thursday. police suspect foul play based on evidence found in mccune's apartment. but they are still trying to make a positive identification and determine a cause of death. >> i hope that we are able to put some information together soon for the public because i understand that reason why is actually part of the healing process. >> investigators say a break in the case came when some items belonging to mccune were pawned in reno and north las vegas. four suspects in their early 20s have been arrested. the search still on in marin county for a suspected car thief who escaped from deputies on friday. law enforcement officials say the suspect threatened to kill deputies when they tried to stop him in petaluma two days ago, he eventually drove to woodacre where he fled on foot. sometime that night 2 miles from where police were searching, a blue 2009 blue

toyota highlander was stolen. police believe the suspect may have fled in that stolen vehicle and could be headed to the san jeronimo valley. 160 pounds, 5'8 tall with black hair or hair that's pulled back perhaps in a ponytail. a warning from fremont police after a woman said she was assaulted during a home break-in. it happened after 7:00 on thursday night while the woman was cleaning a home on spezia terrace. the woman told police she was upstairs when a man grabbed her from behind. she broke away, ran outside and told neighbors to call 911. she described the man to police as someone in his 30s with a medium complexion, 5'8 and about 165 pounds. he has black hair, cut in a bowl shape and was wearing dark clothing. the wounds from last year's oikos university shooting may still be raw but for some last night's memorial concert helped continue the healing process. ♪[ music ] >> the event was held in honor

of the seven people shot and killed at oikos university in oakland last april 2nd. university officials say none of the victims' families attended because their grief and sadness is still too strong. many of the concert musicians are part of the korean american community which was deeply affected by the shootings. they say it was important to take part in last night's performance. >> it is very special concert for us and everyone write down all the meaning of the song and, you know, they really -- when they sing the song, really meant it. >> donations were collected at last night's performance for the families of the seven people killed in the shooting. crews have started working on a memorial playground in honor of a child who was killed in a sandy hook shooting. the playground is in union beach new jersey and will be named after 6-year-old jack pinto. that playground is one of 26 being built as part of the sandy ground project where angels play. they will all be in areas devastated by superstorm sandy. each playground will be named

after one of the 26 children and educators who were gunned down in december. in pleasant hill an effort underway to save an old movie theater from being demolished. about a dozen people stood out the center arts theater yesterday afternoon. the box office will close two weeks from today because the theater is being replaced with a sporting goods store. the theater opened back in 1967 with its signature dome shape and many people just don't want to see it go. >> something that's beloved by a lot of people, there's a lot of potential for this to be an important historical and cultural resource for the area. >> the developer already has a demolition permit and the sporting good store is expected to open in 10 months. the movie based on the shooting death of oscar grant will be released sooner than planned. >> you guys got plans for the night? >> yeah, nothing major though. i meet up with the fellas, head out to the city. >> why you take the train out there? >> fruitvale follows grant's

last 24 hours before his death at the fruitvale bart station. the movie supposed to be released in october but now open in limited theaters on july 26th. fruitvale inspired early oz car buzz when it debuted at the sundance film festival in january. program designed to provide identification cards for undocumented immigrants. the cards would also serve as prepaid debit cards for oakland residents who do not have access to banking services but the cards have been controversial. consumer advocates say they come with fees that are higher than other prepaid debit cards on the market. thousands took to the streets in two u.s. cities this weekend to call for immigration reform. ♪[ music ] >> members of congress and religious leaders joined a crowd of 2000 at a rally in new jersey. more than 700 people also marched for immigration reform in boston. organizers say the rallies are intended to put pressure on congress to pass legislation providing a path to citizenship for an estimated 11 million

undocumented immigrants. congress may be close to doing that but that process to get citizenship could take at least 15 years. a bill right now in the house would allow millions of undocumented immigrants to get a work permit after paying fines and back taxes and undergoing a criminal background check. after 10 years, immigrants could apply for a green card, then citizenship after another five years. a senate bill also calls for a 10-year wait for a green card followed by a three-year wait for citizenship. singer beyonce and her husband jay-z could be facing backlash from the government and it's all because of where they chose to celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary. weatherwise a little change in store for your sunday, mostly cloudy skies, slight chance for a few showers. i'll have your sunday time line and the extended forecast coming up. the only thing we'd ever grown together

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after taking a trip to cuba. last week beyonce and her husband jay-z were photographed in havana. two republican lawmakers want the treasury department to look into the couple's vacation. the trip marks their fifth wedding anniversary. one south african man taking to the skies to honor former south african president nelson mandela. yesterday under the power of 200 helium balloons, matt silver-vallance floated up from robin island. this is where mandela spent 18 of his 27 years as a political prisoner. the flight took place a few hours before mandela was released from the hospital. vallance said he was inspired by the former leader. >> ultimately the risk that we are taking here it's all very controlled and the risks compared to what nelson mandela took were tiny. >> the balloon flight was to raise money for the nelson mandela's children's fund. the goal of the charity is to build a children's hospital in johannesburg to be named after

a 94-year-old mandela. this is video of nelson mandela being released from the hospital yesterday morning. he was being treated for pneumonia. the former president has been dealing with respiratory problems since contracting tuberculosis in prison. he is now going to get care at home. this was his third trip to the hospital since december. a pennsylvania baseball team celebrating this baseball season by going bald. after yesterday's game, players with temple owls stepped up to the plate and shaved their heads. it was all part of a charity event called base bald. all the money raised goes to fund childhood cancer research. it was started by coach ryan wheeler who lost his father to lung cancer three years ago. >> it really puts things in perspective, you know, when we are playing a baseball game and trying to win or lose, to see children have to suffer like that, it would just be -- it's beyond words. >> before yesterday's event,

players set up a web page asking for donations. so far they have raised more than $2500 and are still looking for more. this afternoon the san francisco giants will receive those world championship rings out at the ballpark. buster posey adding to his own hardware collection yesterday. the home crowd on its feet after posey was handed the most valuable player award. hunter penn showing how it's done, deep to right center. second big boy of the young season. next inning pablo sandoval digging that one out for an rbi hit. giants in front but in the fifth cards score three. giants go on to lose that game 6-3. oakland on the road in houston and playing pretty good baseball, top of the fourth, cocoa crisp, a little crack of the bat showing a little power with his opposite field shot. as would have three home runs in the game. all tied at three, top of the sixth we go, derek norris taking that 1-2 pitch to right center. as would take the lead and get even more. as six, astros three.

back from suspension bartolo colon gets the win and there are your first place oakland as early in the season but first place. >> i will take it. that's the place to stay in throughout the rest of the season. 9:26. shaping up to be a pleasant day, right, rosemary? not a lot of sunshine but not too cold. >> not too bad out there. temperatures back into the 60s for the afternoon. right now 50s to near 60 degrees, partly sunny skies, patches of drizzle and fog reported around parts of the bay area, santa rosa will be mostly cloudy for the afternoon. the latter part of the day, sun setting about 7:40 this afternoon into the evening, 64 in oakland for the afternoon, 61 in san francisco. if you're going to see the giants play, 66 redwood city, upper 60s san jose or maybe you're going to the rock 'n roll half marathon finish line party out there for the afternoon, clearing out tomorrow, breezy especially for the coast and the hills as a new pattern begins to build in and that new pattern is going to bring us a warming trend.

upper 70s to low 80s by midweek wednesday, not going to last too long but we are going to remain mild through thursday and perhaps all the way into the weekend. overnight lows will remain in the 40s. >> doesn't give us much to complain about. >> no. >> thank you. >> except for rain. >> except for rain, yes. thanks, rosemary. >> sure. that is our report for this morning. thanks for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we are ending the show early today because of conk of the -- coverage of the nascar sprint car cut. >> be sure to join us for our next newscast at 5:00. we are always here for you at ktvu.com, mobile ktvu, thanks for joining us as we leave you with a live look at at&t ballpark as the world champion giants get the rings today. have a good one.