developing news this morning from the island of bali as a commercial airliner and its passengers slide right into the sea. >> and the complication that led to a deadly shooting in a quiet san francisco neighborhood overnight. >> long lines expected at a weekend gun show. we'll tell you about the proposed legislation that is making shows like this one so popular.

and good morning, everyone. welcome to mornings on 2. it's saturday, april 13th, i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. let's check in with rosemary orosco for what this weekend has in store. >> we are going to settle into a cooler breezier pattern. today, a subtle change. we're waking up with patchy fog, another chilly start. temperatures very similar to yesterday. for the afternoon, the minor cooling especially along the coast, i expect an afternoon sea breeze with the breeze blows in nyas, so will continue to watch that for you, and i have the numbers for you. we'll talk about sunday as well. looks to be the cooler breezier day of the two-day weekend. more on that coming up. >> and we begin with developing news. we have new video from the scene of a plane crash on the indonesian resort island of bali. a commercial jet carrying more than 100 passengers and crew went down into the sea this morning. katie is live in the newsroom with morton crash that has injured close to a dozen people. >> mike, investigators say the plane overshot the runway and

crashed into the ocean from a height of around 160 feet. you can see in this video from a local tv station, metro tv, the plane is cracked in half. passengers on board the plane say there was screaming and panic when the plane struck the ocean. some even feared they would drown. one passenger told reporters he managed to get out of an emergency door and swim to safety before rescue crews arrived. we're told the plane carried 101 passengers and seven crew members. rescue crews say all are accounted for and 22 passengers were taken to local hospitals. investigators are still working to figure out how and why the lion airplane went down. the airline is a low-cost carrier holding 45% of the market share in indonesian. actually a bay area reporter is vacationing in bali right now. he said he decided to take another airline after researching lion air's record. we're working to contact him and bring you more details from the catch seen. katie utehs, ktvu.

back in the bay area, a man is behind bars in connection with a fatal shooting in san francisco. it happened this morning in the area of pacific avenue and taylor street near chinatown. officers received a report of a dead body. investigators believe the shooting stemmed from a heating argument. police say the suspect was a 55- year-old man while the victim was in his early 20s. >> some confrontation in the apartment building between two people, and one person was shot. >> no one else was injured in the shooting. police are interviewing witnesses to try to find a motive for the attack. a gun show at the cow palace is about to get under way and if legislators get their way it could be one of the last at that spot. alex savage is live with more on today's show. alex. >> reporter: well, good morning. organizers expect huge crowds here at the cross roads of the west gun show that gets under way later on this morning. a lot of people concerned about tighter gun regulations and here we're across the street from the cow palace as you can

see. a lot of people pulling into the parking lot this morning. the doors open here at 9:00. for many the big draw isn't actually even the guns. it's the ammo. bullets have been in short supply at some traditional outlets lately, but the cross roads owner is promising there will be plenty of ammunition available this weekend. organizers say their gun shows have become more popular recently, as congress has looked at stricter gun laws following the newtown school shooting. next week, lawmakers will start debating a bill requiring universal background checks for all gun purchases. although here in california, we already do criminal background checks on all gun buyers, including those making purchases at gun shows like this one. now, this morning i was able to reach an organizer a short time ago. we are hoping to speak later on this morning with the owner of the crossroads of the west gun show about those proposed regulations. again, this is a gun show that gets under way this weekend at the cow palace. this is the second of five gun

shows that will happen here this year. now, coming up at 7:30, we'll tell you about a gun buy-back that's happening not far away from this gun show. at 7:30. for now live in daly city, alex savage, ktvu. and a unique move this morning's weekly presidential address was delivered by a mother who lost a son in the newtown, connecticut school shooting. >> our younger son ben, age 6, was murdered in his first grade classroom on december 14th, exactly four months ago this weekend. to us, it feels as if it happened just yesterday. and in the four months since we lost our loved ones, thousands of other americans have died at the end of a gun. but that's only >> francine wheeler was joined by her husband david. their six-year-old son ben was among the 20 first graders killed at sandy hook. the wheelers say this is time

for congress to act to prevent more families from becoming victims of gun violence. new developments in a high profile sexual assault case in the south bay. prosecutors say 15-year-old audrie potts had been drinking and was unconscious when she was attacked and sexually assaulted by three 16-year-old boys at a house party in saratoga last september. police say after the attack, the boys e-mailed and texted photos of the assault to kids at their high school. potts' family says she was distraught and committed suicide eight days later. the teens were cited in september but released on misdemeanor charges. >> in the case of audrey, she was terrorized. here is a 15-year-old dealing with being sexually assaulted by many boys who were her friends. >> attorneys for the accused boys released this statement. it reads this part: much of what has been reported of the last several days is inaccurate. most disturbing is the attempt to link audrey's suicide to these specific actions of these three boys. and the teens will make their first court appearance tuesday

morning. p otts's family want the teens tried as adults and they released the statement, quote we suspect the boys who we believe are responsible for audrey's death took deliberate steps to destroy evidence and interfere with the police investigation. end quote. potts family also plans to hold a news conference on monday. two of the boys accused were arrested at saratoga high. the other suspect had just recently transferred to christopher high school in gilroy. police say they arrested a 16- year-old sophomore during first period pe on thursday. classmates say they didn't know about the allegation. however close friends are coming to his defense. >> i spoke to his dad. he said what he's accused of. i don't believe it one bit. >> the principal at christopher high declined to talk to us on camera. but in a statement called the 16-year-old suspect a good kid and good student. new information now regarding dozens of faulty bolts on the new eastern span of the bay bridge. the dyson corporation of ohio manufactured the parts, and according to the sacramento bee, one year before the giant

bolts were supplied, caltrans flagged the company for various deficiencies in manufacturing and paperwork. although -- although dyson reported lie failed some tests, caltrans gave it a so-called contingency plan. more than 30 bolts have snapped and need to be replaced or repaired. >>this morning hundreds of volunteers will be cleaning up the bay area. today is the 16th annual earth day restoration and cleanup project. each year volunteers clean state parks all across california. this morning bay area volunteers 4r-b at state parks making improvements to campsites, clearing vegetation and cleaning up trash. and let's see what kind of day they should expect. rosemary, i heard the wind may be making an appearance this weekend. >> you are right. the winds will be coming back. each passing day temperatures fall just slightly, and the winds will be picking up. i see the windiest day perhaps being monday. today an eastern sea breeze. that n shore breeze will bring gusty conditions to the coast.

along if coastline it's going to be brisk. if you are inland and enjoying 77 degrees, that breeze may actually feel pretty good in the afternoon. so really depending on where you're at, a live look at jack london square and the annual sailboat show continues for today. calm conditions in oakland and santa rosa, an onshore breeze at s.s.o., 12 miles per hour. livermore with a northwesterly breeze at 5. for the afternoon, i do expect anywhere from 10 to 20 miles per hour. that is a little breezy, especially along the coastline where it could actually pick up to about 30. so expect that if you're going to the beach for the afternoon. 44 in napa right now, 44 in navarro, 44 santa rosa. those are the cooler numbers right now. upper 40s to low 50s around the bay area. it is a lot like yesterday morning, a bit of a chill in the air stepping outside early if you're going for a run may actually feel pretty good. if you're headed to the farmers market, bring a jacket. this system will continue to the east, but again, helping to kick up our breeze, bringing us

a few high clouds. you can see on the satellite view. waking up with patchy low clouds along the coastline, high clouds around the area. we will have low clouds this morning, the onshore breeze for the afternoon. temperatures, just a subtle cool-down for today. most of us may not even notice. in fact, i think it will be the coast that feels it first. 60 expected for pacifica this afternoon. 63 in the city of san francisco. head to the north bay feeling pretty good in santa rosa, 75 for you. the east bay, along the shore line we have upper 60s in oakland, we have 76 for concord, and upper 70s in antioc. into the santa clara valley, numbers looking like this for you, 74 san jose, 77 morgan hill. 67 in santa cruz. a nice day for you mountain view, 70 degrees in the afternoon. the extended forecast shows you a cooling trend as we get into sunday, looks to be the cooler day. low 70s into the forecast for the afternoon. and the breezy conditions. this system i showed you would on the pacific satellite view,

another will follow. and it looks like the coolest, windiest day will be on monday. temperatures into the upper 60s. look at the overnight lows. i want to point that out, as we get back to work on monday, could be a chilly start. widespread 30s in the forecast and by tuesday, wednesday, back to upper 70s. if you're going to see the a's play this afternoon, that forecast is coming up. if you're driving in the north bay today, you may run into some delays. the chp is rolling traffic breaks on southbound 101 between marin city and the golden gate bridge until noon today. here is a look at our traffic map. a lot of green on the board and that means it is good out there. no big problems to report. the closure again on 101 in marin is to allow geologists to inspect a hillside in the area. well, a gun owned by former police officer and fugitive christopher dorner is up for sale. where the proceeds are supposed to go and why some of his victims' families are not happy about it. >> plus the big announcement

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welcome back. this is a live look there at the bay bridge this morning. rise and shine. a little bit of patchy fog, partly cloudy skies for today, and fair weather in the forecast. new this morning, pope francis marked his first month as pope by trying to revamp the vatican bureaucracy. he invited nine cardinals from around the world to an advisory board to help him run the catholic church. the group will also propose reforms. analysts say pope francis is

trying to move the church forward after a reported plot by senior catholic officials to out someone at gay. high level meetings on how to handle north korea. secretary kerry went to beijing and met the chinese president. he hopes beijing can diffuse the growing tensions with north korea. an american official speaking on the condition of an anymore tee warns the u.s. may try to shoot the missile down if its trajectory suggests it could threaten the u.s.o. basically rim ally. the retrial of hoss knee mubarak ended in minutes. he appeared in court on a rolling bed wearing brown tinted sunglasses. an appeals court overturned his life sentence citing shoddy procedures. this morning's session wrapped up quickly when the judge recused himself. no reason given. a gun previously owned by christopher dorner is being auctioned off by a las vegas pawnshop. dorner is the former lapd

officer who killed four people including a sheriff's deputy and a police officer before killing himself. now a revolver he sold to the pawnshop is available for purchase. the bidding is just over $1000. there is 10 days left to the auction. the pawnshop says all proceeds will go to the victims' families but some families say the auction is mother bid and they are not interested in the money. a former oakland tribune photographer who was shot to death in oakland will be laid to rest. 54-year-old lionel pfluger was hit by a stray bullet a week ago. one man has been charged with murder but police are looking for a second gun movement a public service will be held today at noon in oakland. and tonight, there will be a vigil to bring attention to the number of officer-involved shoot information the bay area. the family of 26-year-old amos smith is organizing that vigil. smith was shot and killed by union city police last month. two officers said they shot smith because he pulled a gun

on them during a traffic stop near dire street. the vigil will be held at the intersection at 6:30 tonight. san jose police have made an arrest in connection with a double homicide last year that left three children without their parents. pedro medina was arrested in mexico this week. he is expected to be extradited back to san jose. medina is accused of killing pedro and mary bell jimenez in san jose. their three children were home at the time of the shootings but were not harmed. relatives say medina and maribel had dated in the past. the family of a missing hayward man needs help to find him. 34-year-old nigel jay hasn't been seen or heard from in six days. he was last seen in alameda last sunday. jay's sister says he was supposed to deliver medicine to his father that day but never made it. he was also planning to return a rental car to a lot near the oakland airport but police found the car abandoned on wednesday. >> oakland p.d.

mentioned that the vehicle was unlocked but wasn't rummaged through. there was nothing suspicious inside the vehicle. nothing was missing or out of place. >> jay's sister says her brother is active on facebook but his account hasn't been updated sisince he disappeared and his cell phone is off. anyone with information about nigel jay is asked to call hayward police. officials in southern california are warning gay men to look out for symptoms of bacterial meningitis. that comes after a 33-year-old man was sickened by the illness. he was diagnosed three days ago, and is now in a coma. over easter weekend, that man attended the annual white party in palm springs, which is an event that draws thousands of gay men from across the country. fests are being done to see if that strain is similar to a minute gites strain that circulating around the gay community in new york city. that has affected 22 people and killed seven since 2010. symptoms of the illness can initially resemble the flu. >> and the latest strain of the bird flu virus has hit beijing, china. a seven-year-old girl contracted the strain.

her parents work in the live poultry business and she was admitted to the hospital on thursday with symptoms including fever, sore throat, and a headache. this is the first time there has been a confirmed case of bird flu outside of eastern china. it has killed so far 11 people and sickened 32 others. the seattle investors hoping to buy and relocate the sacramento kings have upped the ante. chris hansen and steve balmer made a deal with the maloof family to raise the purchase prize by $25 million. the announcement came after a sacramento group said it would match hansen's original offer. that group loof's deadline to submit a bid. the n.b.a. board of governors may decide the kings' fate next week. a season-ending injury to kobe bryant overshadowed the thrilling game last night between the warriors and lakers. the lakers won 118-116. steph curry racked up 47 points but it wasn't enough. while the warriors have already made the playoffs, they're battling for seeding. they are currently in sixth

place. a half game ahead of houston. the regular season ends on wednesday. kobe bryant will get an mri today, but the lakers are pretty sure he tore his left achilles tendon. bryant said he was just making a move he's made a million times, and he goes down. he says he felt it pop. the 34-year-old called the injury the worst of his career and he is going to need months of recovery and rehabilitation. on his twitter page, bryant wrote, random tears of devastation and doubt mixed with inner determination and will. some say their wool is better than cashmere. the hundreds of animals packing the fair grounds in pleasanton this weekend. >> and a powerful explosion rocked a wisconsin neighborhood. how neighbors described the shaking and damage left behind. minor changes in the forecast for your saturday. more notable changes coming on sunday. a look at your weekend coming up. [ female announcer ] safeway presents

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>> i don't know what the heck happened. it just blew up. >> 911 operators were flooded with calls after this house suddenly exploded in wisconsin. it happened at 5 a.m. on thursday. the house was under construction, so no one was inside at the time. the force of the blast could be felt throughout the entire neighborhood. one person was hurt when items from above her bed fell during the explosion, and hit her on the head. >> when your wife says that you're bleeding, after i turned the light on i seen her whole face and her hair and everything full of blood. >> the woman had a few cuts but was not seriously hurt. if explosion is still being investigated but firefighters say they believe it was caused by a gas leak. today, miami's metro zoo is launching the exotic pet amnesty program. today people can turn in their snakes, birds or other exotic animals that they either don't want or can no longer care for. the zoo says they're trying to stop people from releasing the animals into the wild, because they say those animals actually reproduce after they're released and that causes problems for the state's native

species and habitats. today, 200 alpacas will be on display at the alameda fairgrounds in pleasanton. the california classic al pack okay show will be at the fairgrounds today and tomorrow. the event is free and open to the public. it starts at 8:30 this morning, and then it ends at 5:00 tonight. it's 7:23. let's check in with rosemary to see how it looks out there on this saturday morning. >> little to complain about there this morning. we're dealing with partly cloudy skies, a little patchy fog. it's a cool start but not too bad. widespread 40s to 50s around the bay area and 40s inland. if you are going to see the a's play today it will be a nice day. could be breezy in the afternoon. winds picking up 10 to 15 miles per hour. 68 degrees at game time. 105. if you're going out to tailgate this morning, starting out right about 58 degrees should be warming into the low 60s by 10:00 or so. already feeling pretty good. the rest of us feeling pretty good as well. we'll see just a minor cool- down and i think it's going to be primarily limited to the

coastline for today, with an afternoon sea breeze. 75 santa rosa for today, 74 in navarro, mid 70s for napa. upper 60s in sausalito, as well as rich manned, into the east bay, 77 for you, walnut creek, 77 danville. livermore, 79. upper 60s along the east bay shore line. 69 in oakland for the second half of the day if you are going to see the a's play. 74 in san jose. mid 70s loss gatos, wells saratoga. upper 60s santa cruz. the peninsula feeling good in redwood city at 72. 63 in san francisco. low 60s at the coast and again, i do expect it to be breezy for the afternoon, bring the windbreaker for the little ones if you're going to be playing on the sand, and be careful, because if it get as to breezy, the sand will begin to blow a little bit. your extended forecast here, tomorrow actually going to be the cooler, windier day, and monday looks to be the worst of it. we have a few systems that will slide through, and that will continue to bring us the cooler air, as well as the breezy

conditions, as this trough settles into the west coast, temperatures falling back into the upper 60s for the afternoon, and the afternoon -- or overnight lows are going to be quite chilly, too, getting back to work monday, tuesday, upper 30s in the forecast. then we bounce back into the mid to upper 70s by tuesday and wednesday. if you're getting outdoors early maybe for soccer or little league baseball. it's a cool start. your current temperatures are coming up. a close call at an airport in bali. the crash landing that had passengers swimming to safety. >> literally i was feeling myself slip away. >> a sacramento man attacked for trying to save children from bullies. the severity of his injuries, and what he says about his decision to step in. >> and a long line already forming this morning outside the cow palace for a weekend gun show. we'll tell you about proposed legislation that effectively could end gun shows at this particular venue. coming up. you kids should count yourselves lucky.

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stunning video this morning from bali. a jet full of passengers makes a crash landing and everyone survives. good morning, everyone. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. that plane overshot the runway and that's how it ended up in the sea. the jet was headed from an indonesian province to the resort island of bali when it

crashed. the aircraft had approximately 101 passengers and seven crew members. all of them were rescued. about two dozen people were hurt, and the plane is currently resting in shallow water. the cause of that accident is still under investigation. the boeing 737 belonged to lion air which is a rapidly growing carrier with a heavy presence in indonesia. these messages are reminiscent of that miracle on the hudson. this was january 15th of 2009, when danville pilot chesley sully sullenberger safely landed his u.s. airways jet on new york's hudson river. the plane made an emergency landing after hitting a flock of geese moments after takeoff. all 150 people on board survived, and since that memorable event, 10 babies have been born to passengers on that plane. sullenberger calls the kids special, special kids. a cruise ship turned into a rescue vessel twice in one day. how disney and carnival cruise ships came to the rescue in two different incidents off the florida keys.

today the peninsula finds itself in the middle of the gun control debate. the area will host both a gun buy-back event as well as a gun show. alex savage is live this morning from outside the cow palace with more on the story. alex. >> reporter: we have the gun show here at the cow palace, and then the gun buy-back. i'll explain that in a little bit. first, what's going on here across the street at the cow palace. as we push in here, you may be able to see, there is a pretty good sized line that's already forming in the parking lot this morning. the doors open, 9:00 for the crossroads of the west gun show. this is the second of five shows they're holding at the cow palace this year. just onto the crossroads representative, he told me they are expecting maybe 10,000 people to attend this weekend's event. but one state law maker in particular is trying to end gun shows like this one at the cow palace. senator mark leno pushing a bill that would require officials in san mateo and san francisco counties to approve gun shows here, something that

would be unlikely to happen. the cow palace is on state property that straddles both of those counties. meantime, later on this morning in san mateo, police and county officials will be holding a gun buy-back event. representative jackie spear will be on hand there. officials will offer up $100 for people who turn in handguns and $200 for people who turn in their assault weapons. in san mateo county, they held a similar gun buy-back event back in january. they collected 680 guns at that time. that event gets started at 9:00 this morning, and goes until noon today. and again, as we bring you back out live to the cow palace, this gun show also starts at 9:00 today. we are working on talking with the owner of the crossroads of the west gun show and hope to have him later on on mornings on 2. live this morning in daily city. alex savage. classes are scheduled to resume at scotts detail high

school on monday after thursday's threat. someone threatened a message on facebook threatening to shoot up the school. the post was made from a fake facebook account. police are looking for a man who tried to kidnap a five- year-old boy in front of an elementary school thursday after in front of burke holter elementary school. police say the stranger approached the boy and tried to pick him up, but a staff member intervened, and the man ran away. the suspect is described as an african american man in his mid 30s. about 5 feet 10, 170 pounds with a short buzz cut hair style. an act of kindness landed a sacramento man in the hospital with seven stab wounds. jonathan robinson is speaking for the first time after spending the last two weeks in a coma. he is recovering after being attacked for trying to stop two men from bullying children. he says after telling them to stop, the men turned on him. one of them with a knife. >> they had a chance to stop it

multiple times. but they were nonstop malicious. >> police have arrested kenny ellis and araberto mendoza for the attack. robinson who suffered collapsed lung says he has a long road to recovery but says he is glad he not hesitate to do it again. san jose police arrested two transients for killing a man whose body was set on fire. police i have ad the two men as 25-year-old steven burns, and christopher james, also 25. investigators say burns stabbed the victim, and james was an accessory. authorities say a man's burning body was found off highway 85 on tuesday night. his identity has not been released, but it's believed he was also a transient. police say there was an argument. the victim was stabbed and later set on fire. four families in san leandro are being helped by the red cross this morning. after a fire destroyed their apartment. a neighbor across the street shot this video of those intense flames. it started around 6:00 last

night at a fourplex on 144th avenue. everyone made it out safely. >> we had one person complaining of smoke inhalation. they were treated at the cite. and chose not to go to the hospital. >> firefighters say the unit where the fire started was gutted and another unit was damaged. the cause is being investigated. san lorenzo high school student killed while playing on the train tracks 4r-b laid to rest next week. 15-year-old austin price was hit by a train thursday evening. deputies say price and two friends were playing chicken with an amtrak train when he was hit. yesterday friends dropped off flowers and wrote messages to remember him >> he was friendly with everyone. he didn't care who you were. he'd be friendly, give you a hug. >> it's real tough. it's not -- it's not the same without him. >> services for price have been scheduled for wednesday. san francisco mayor ed lee unveiled the new multi million dollar plan to reduce the rising number of pedestrian deaths. he made that announcement

during the city's first ever walk to work day yesterday. the plan includes upgrades to curbs and crosswalks and increased crossing times at intersections. san francisco had 17 pedestrian fatalities in 2011. 20 last year. and 6 in the first four months of this year. that includes a 50-year-old woman killed wednesday in a crosswalk. days after former santa clara county supervisor shortage sherakawa said he was getting help for a gambling addiction, he apparently went gambling. three days after he turned himself in last month, he went to a casino near sacramento. he has pleaded guilty to 12 criminal charges for using $130,000 in public and campaign funds to feed his addiction. a hearing is set for later this month to set a date for sentencing. some of california's most powerful democrats are in sacramento this weekend. it's day 2 of the state party convention and seminars begin in just about an hour. speakers include u.s. house minority leader nancy pelosi, state attorney general, and

lieutenant governor gavin newsom. major issues expected to be discussed are gay marriage, the economy and education spending. >> we have to continue to make college affordable for the middle class. you'll see focus or not just stopping cuts to education but expanding opportunity through education. >> today's workshops include voter registration and fund- raising. political comedian will durst is the featured dinner time speaker. the governor is not at the convention because he is in china on a trade mission. we often hear the phrase spring showers. rosemary, not this weekend. a lot of sunshine you're dialing up. >> yeah, and actually, wind may become a problem eventually. i know. i' like to see more rain, legs wind, but it -- less wind, but looks like we may actually get more wind and no rain in the extended forecast. outside our doors, live from pay point, we have sunny skies, high clouds overhead. patchy fog and low clouds near the bay this morning. overall, minor changes in the

forecast for your saturday. i want to start with the pacific satellite view, and show you what's going on out there. we have this system here. it's actually pushing south and east, so the changes that we're going to see for today, are due to this. but it's only going to be a slight cool-down. i think it will be near the coast and an onshore breeze will kick up. it's going to kick up the onshore breeze. the rain will stay to the north. you can see the ridge still hanging over the pacific. what can we expect for today? again, temperatures will cool slightly along the coastline. i think the rest of us around the bay and inland may not really feel a whole lot different when it comes to temperatures. an afternoon breeze, anywhere from 10 to 20 miles per hour. not everybody, but we are looking at especially along the coastline, very breezy for the afternoon. and then around the bay and inland, you may get that afternoon breeze as well. we're looking at a bigger cool- down for sunday because the trough is going to deepen over the west coast and when it does, it's going to bring us breezier condition and it's will bring us a marked cool

down for sunday. the two days if you're going to be outdoors today probably will be the better day. i'll show you what's happening here. patchy fog along the coastline. by the afternoon we're mostly sunny. i'm going to let this roll through into monday. did you see that? just a little bit of rain to pass through overnight. sunday into monday. that's really all we're looking at. i don't think we are probably even going to see much of it. money over the santa cruz mountains. maybe overnight sunday into monday. but by monday morning, it's out of here and we're try once again. 44 in napa right now, 48 san rafael, low 50s in oakland, 53 in antioch, 49 san jose. a bit of a cool start but not too bad. already going to see the temperatures turn around now that the sun is up and shining. the afternoon, 69 for oakland today, 69 in hayward. low 60s san francisco. mid 70s in santa rosa, 74 san jose. so while these systems not bringing us much rain, if any at all, they are going to bring us the wind.

tomorrow going to be a little cooler, a little breezier. monday looks to be the wind yeast day, and temperatures falling back into the upper 60s for the afternoon. also going to cool off in the overnight hours. look at those numbers as we start monday and tuesday morning. widespread upper 30s for some of our cooler spots. by tuesday afternoon and into wednesday our temperatures are bouncing back with fair skies and dry conditions, mid to upper 70s in the forecast for tuesday and wednesday. back to the desk. the west coast's largest boat show continues today in jack london square. it's a four-day event and this is a live look at jack london square right now. beautiful morning out there, you can see that the flags are just starting to blow on those boats. rosemary talked about the wind coming today. this event began thursday and features hundreds of new sailboats, gear, accessories ands workshops. you can take a free sailboat ride and get all the latest america's cup information. the strictly sale pacific boat show begins today at 10 a.m. no doubt about it, the a's are the hottest team in major league baseball.

>> they're coming on like -- just like last year. only now they're getting used to it. >> i like it. they're playing good ball. they don't usually play this good early. >> still early in the season. some a's fans already talking playoffs. the team won their ninth game in a row last night with a come from behind 4-3 victory over the detroit tigers. josh donaldson back in the walk- off home run in the 12th inning. the giants were on the wrong side of a walk-off after battling back, up 3-2 against the cubs. sergio romo gave up a game- tying home run, and then with 2 outs, double gave the cubbies a 4-3 victory. watch today's game right here on ktvu channel 2. there was the game winning hit. coverage begins at 9:30 this morning. madison balm gardener will be on the pound. 7:41. developing news from the east bay. the early morning accident we've just learned about that could keep hundreds of homes in the dark today. >> and spring storms prompting

at least one southern governor to declare a state of emergency. a look at the damage left behind and cleanup under way. >> first let's go out to 101 in san francisco. the sun is shining and you can see traffic mooting smoothly. we'll keep an eye on all the roads across the bay area for you. this is mornings on 2. it's 7:41.

good morning, san francisco. a live look there. partly cloudy skies, a little patchy fog but a beautiful start to the morning. temperatures ranging in the low 40s to mid 50s. >> more developing news for you. pg&e is trying to restore power to hundreds of customers after

a car crashed into a power pole in hayward. it happened just before 6 this morning on industrial boulevard east of asper ian. a car hit a fire hydrant and a high tension pole that runs about 1200 volts. police say the car was stolen, the drivers ran away. they've restored power to 600 customers, but 450 or so still don't have power and crews have to replace that pole. that could take all day. a strong earthquake shook parts of japan overnight, injuring at least 23 people. 6.3 quake struck near the southwestern city of kobi. it cracked walls and destroyed some homes. of the 23 people hurt, seven are in serious condition. parts of the midwest are bracing for a second round of storms today following a series of deadly tornadoes. the first storm ripped through homes and left thousands without power. garrett teney has a look at the damage. >> reporter: this amateur video show asthmas i have twister in

mississippi. the funnel cloud spotted in the eastern part of the state spawned by a wicked spring storm that has covered a good chunk of the country. mississippi governor phil bryant declaring a state of emergency in two of the hardest hit counties where the tornado is believed to have left its mark, sledding homes and structures, snapping trees and blocking roads. area officials dealing with at least one death and a number of injuries. >> we're assessing the area to make sure that everybody injured is taken care of. >> reporter: in neighboring alabama crews are trying to restore power to folks in the dark. high winds ripped trees from their roots spreading debris all over and doused the area with rain. georgia is a similar scene of repairs and recovery. this business in rome, georgia has its roof ripped off exposing the inside to the elements. >> three or four inches of water in the warehouse, showroom, office area. basic stuff. >> reporter: the storm started its rampage on wednesday, in the nation's mid section, unleashing an ef2 tornado in a suburb of st. louis, missouri. from the air the extent of the damage can be realized.

>> that was garrett teney reporting. the national weather service confirms 12 tornadoes have touched down in recent days. the next storm could bring a foot of snow. the government is giving some superstorm sandy victims a break on their mortgage payments. federal mortgage payment relief for the victims has been extended up to one year. the extension affects more than 200,000 homeowners with federally backed loans whose homes were damaged in the storm. the previous extension was set to expire on the 30th. sandy is going into retirement. the world meter logical organization is taking sandy off from the official list of names for atlantic tropical storms. the organization says is storm caused so much destruction last october, officials decided it should be removed from the rotating list. it was due on the list again in the year 2018. other names on the retired list include ike and katrina. carnival cruise says it doesn't have to repay the federal government for coasts associated with rescuing the

triumph. it cost about 780,000 to bring the ship to shore. carnival released a letter saying the government is under obligation to assist when there's trouble at see. >>two cruise ships made unexpected stops off the florida keys to rescue migrant rafters from cuba. yesterday a carnival ship rescued 13 people from a raft 40 miles from key west. in a separate incident a disney wonder ship picked up eight people in that same area. none of the rafters were hurt and the cruise ships gave them food and water. the coast guard said it's likely they'll be returned to cuba. marco rubio will hit the airways tomorrow to push for immigration reform. the potential 2016 presidential candidate will appear on five sunday talk shows and two spanish language networks. he is part of the so-called gang of eight, senators who are crafting a bipartisan immigration bill. john mccain says he is optimistic it will eventually

become law. >> learn english, pay back taxes, get in line behind everyone else. that's the fairness part of it that appeals to people >> the senators are expected town veil the legislation next week. provisions will likely include a 13-year long pathway to citizenship, undocumented workers must pay back taxes, undergo background checks and have no criminal record. isn't happened on bay sheriff's deputies are investigating a string of burglaries that appear to be connected. deputies say the burglars entered home news unlocked side doors. they have mostly occurred during daylight hours and police haven't made any arrests. stockton police are trying to identify this man caught peeking into the bedroom of a young girl. a video was captured by the family's home surveillance system and they say they do not recognize the man. police say a neighbor heard a noise outside of her home, and spotted that man as he took off on a mountain bike. they say they are pursuing several leads. a chevron investigation

admits the oil giant made mistakes regarding its richmond refinery. the plant caught fire last august after a leak in a crude oil unit. more than 15,000 people were said to be sickened by heavy smoke in the area. chevron released a 58-page report admitting mistakes for the past decade. investigators found 11 serious and willful violations. some lawmakers say the company just did not do enough to correct past problems. >> chevron is estimated to make over a million dollars a minute. they can afford to fix their corroded pipes >> chevron is promising to improve inspections, internal communication, analysis and worker training. some of the issues uncovered in the investigation. we have posted the entire report from chevron on our website. go to ktvu.com and click on the link in the hot topics section. a mountain view post office will be renamed in honor of fallen hometown hero today. army lieutenant kenneth ballard was killed in iraq in 2004.

during his service he received three bronze stars and a purple heart. congresswoman anna eshu authored legislation to name the post office on hope street after him. ballard is the only solder from mountain view to die in combat in iraq. facebook's new home app is raising privacy concerns. the service launched for android on google play yesterday. it works by turning your phone into a facebook news feed even if you're not signed in to facebook, photo expups dates from your news feed automatically pop up. people worry the app could make it easier for facebook to track and collect information from users. tiger woods will not be disqualified from the master's. this morning officials were reviewing his penalty drop on the 15th hole yesterdays. a drop came after his shot from the fair way hit the green, and rolled back into the water. woods chose to play his next shot from the same area. and he said he dropped the ball two yards back from the original shot. but the rule book says a player must play a drop as close as possible to the previous shot.

woods was not disqualified, again instead he was given a two-stroke penalty. us a trailian jason day holds a lead with a 6 underscore a restaurant in tulsa, oklahoma is helping people cross items off of their bucket list. this chalkboard -- where is it? we're going to see it. it sits in the court yard of the back alley blues and barbecue. people are invited to come and write down something they want to do before they die. when the board fills up, if goals are written down and it starts again. then once a month. one of those goals is sponsored by take heart tulsa. the first contest winner will receive training to run the marine corps marathon in washington, d.c. while things may be slowing down a bit at sfo this weekend, we'll tell you why, how long it will last. >> and it was supposed to keep them safe. now nets put up by caltrans are being called death traps for a group of federally protected birds. >> temperatures will begin to trend cooler as we get into your weekend. i'll have a look at what you can expect for your

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a chain reaction accident in san francisco sent one woman to the hospital. one of the historic streetcars rear-ended a car, then three other cars collided. that accident happened yesterday morning on market street in sanchez in the castro district. a muni spokesman says the driver of the car stopped suddenly at a light and the streetcar hits it. construction work may cause some delays at sfo this weekend. one of the main runways is temporarily closed for federal lehman dated updates. the runway is going to remain shut down until 8:00 monday morning, so the number of planes that arrive per hour will be dut in half. sfo is encouraging travelers to check flight statuses ahead of time. in sonoma county, federally protected birds are apparently being killed off in droves by a net that was hung up by cal advance to keep them safe. the nets were put up near highway 101 back in february. since then dozens of birds have

gotten caught in the nets and died. they were supposed to discourage migratory swallows from nesting there during construction on a three year freeway widening project. instead wildlife experts say the nets have become a death trap for the state and federally protected birds. >> what good are laws if nobody is going to come out here and do something to stop the suffering? i'm watching a bird die up here. >> the wildlife advocates say they want the nets removed. caltrans has acknowledged there is a problem with the netting but there has been no response on how to fix it. it's 7:56. back over to rosemary for a look at this windy weekend we're getting. >> we are looking at breezy conditions for your afternoon today. tomorrow will be the breezier day, and monday looks to be the worst of it. although not as fierce as those winds we saw last week. for today, subtle changes in the forecast. i do expect that afternoon sea imprese breeze to kick up along the coastline. 10 to 20 mile per hour winds over the north bay into the

east bay. but if you're enjoying 79 degrees, a nice breezy afternoon will actually feel pretty good. if you're on the coast could be a different story. this morning we're waking up with patchy fog and clouds. partly cloudy skies for the afternoon. mostly sunny conditions. right now, 40s and low 50s. looking at temperatures in the 50s by 9:00, so we'll be warming up nice and fast. by noontime, mid 50s at the coast. widespread 60s around the bay. even a few upper 60s for the warmer spots. 3:00 in the afternoon, 60 in areas like pacific a, and if you're around the bay area, widespread 60s to 70s. mid to upper 70s for the warmest communities. a lot like yesterday, with just a subtle cool-down. i am thinking especially near the coastline. your lake wind advisory for the vera. headed that way? it lasts all day. starts at 11:00 this morning into the evening hours. winds to 25 miles per hour. gusts to 35 miles per hour. some of those ski resorts, though, will be closing their doors at the end of this weekend. if you're thinking about heading up there, the wind advisory is for the lake, but

even some of those ski resorts will see winds gust to 30. that to be aware of because if it gets a little breezy, they may actually, could cause trouble for the ski resort. your extended forecast shows you the bigger cool-down will come on sunday and the breezier conditions, and the windiest conditions on monday. temperatures will be at their coolest monday afternoon. upper 60s in the forecast, and actually want to point out monday morning, going to be a cool one as well. upper 30s, monday morning, tuesday morning, those systems finally passed through and temperatures are rebounding, mid 70s to upper 70s, by tuesday and mid week wednesday. back to you. more details on the rest of 3 teenagers accused of sexually assaulting a young girl who later committed suicide. >> we are learning from their attorney, and reaction from friends of the accused. >> and a 55-year-old man is arrested in san francisco after an argument heats up and results in gun fire. [ both ] we're foodies. [ both laughing ] but our plants were starving.

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a gun show at the cow palace begins in an hour, and people are already lined up. at the same time a nearby event is working to get guns off the street. >> a plane with more than 100 passengers on board crashes into the ocean near bali. details about the crash and reaction from people on board. >> and president obama usually delivers a weekend address every saturday. but this time, he's handing it

all over to a mother who has an important message for congress. and good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it's saturday, april 13th. i'm claudine wong >> good morning, everyone. i'm mike mibach. overto rosemary and a quick peek at the saturday forecast. good morning, rosemary. >> good morning to you. another good looking day. a tad cooler today and many us will have an afternoon breeze, especially along the coastline. partly cloudy skies this morning, a little patchy fog. another cool start, 40s and 50s outside the doors right now. that minor cool-down leading to a bigger one for sunday and a breezier day as well. a look at your numbers, i'll have a look at your weekend coming up. new this morning, 22 people are being treated for injuries after their plane crashes on the indonesian resort island of bali. check out the video, because you can see the plane there. it actually landed in the sea and then cracked in half. bali officials say the plane

overshot the runway, and dropped from an altitude of around 160 feet. now, we're told on board there were 101 passengers, and seven crew members. investigators are still trying to figure out why the lion airplane went down. and these images, reminiscent of remember this? the miracle on the hudson. it was january 15th, 2009, when danville pilot chesley sully sullenberger landed his u.s. airways jet safely on the new york hudson river. the plane had to make an emergency landing because it hit a flock of geese moments after takeoff. all 155 people on board survived. and since that memorable event, 10 babies have been born to passengers from that plane. sullenberger calls those children special, special kids. time for the bay area. a man is in jail in connection to a fatal shooting in san francisco that happened just before 2:30 this morning near pacific avenue and taylor street. officers received a report of a body on the ground. when they arrived at the scene they found a man in his early

20s dead from gun shot wounds. investigators say they believe the shooting stemmed from a heated argument. police say the suspect is a 55- year-old man. >> some kind of confrontation in the apartment building between two people. and one person was shot. >> no one else was injured in the shooting. police are now in the process of interviewing witnesses. san jose police have made an arrest in connection with a double homicide last year that left three children without their parents. pedro medina was arrested in guadalajara, mexico this week. he is expected to be extradited back to san jose soon. medina is accused of killing pedro and maribel jimenez on july 22. the two were shot to death. their three children were home at the time of the shooting but were not harmed. relatives say medina and maribel had dated in the past. a former oakland tribune photographer will be laid to rest today. 54-year-old lion pfluger was

hit by a stray bullet as he was driving home last week. one man has been charged with murder but police are looking for a second gunman. a public service will be held today at noon in oakland. three saratoga boys accused of sexual assault and photographing the crime may face charges as adults. family members of the victims say the alleged crime led the 15-year-old victim to take her own live. katie udehs live in the newsroom. >> reporter: claw teen, potts family released a statement yesterday saying they believe the accused boys tried to destroy evidence. we spoke with investigators who say they've recovered computers and cell phones related to their case. the 16-year-olds are accused of sexually assaulting 15-year-old audrie potts at a house party in saratoga last september, and distributing pictures of the assault via e-mail and text. the potts family attorney says audrie couldn't cope with the whole school knowing what had happened. >> and that's hard enough to deal with, but then to be compounded with having her face rubbed in it, with the

reminders. >> reporter: potts committed suicide in los altos eight days later. in the wake of her death audrie's family created a facebook page where they released the statement accusing the boys of trying to destroy evidence and interfering with the police investigation. when we spoke with santa clara county sheriffs, who says they've searched dozens of search warrants and seized computers and cell phones. >> kids need to get smarter about -- first of all what's right and wrong, and second of all, this kind of a crime. how could anyone think it would be appropriate to share photographs from a crime? >> meanwhile, the attorneys for the boys accused in this released a statement saying much of what has been reported over the last several days is inaccurate. most disturbing is the attempt to link audrie's suicide to the specific actions of these boys. one of the suspects transferred to christopher high school in gilroy, where administrators reminded students to stay focused. >> they said that they'll be rumors around the school, and -- >> not to believe -- >> and it will come out sooner

or later. >> the three 16-year-olds remain at the juvenile detention facility, and are expected to be there until their first court appearance next week. potts' family is asking that they be tried at adults. and students at all of the schools involved are reacting to news of the reists and the case is starting to get national attention. we are learning more about the three teenagers arrested for the alleged assault. coming up at 8:30, what close friends and school administrators have to say about one of the accused. gun control was also the theme of this morning's weekly presidential address delivered by a mother who lost a son in the newtown connecticut school shooting. >> our younger son ben, age 6, was murdered in his first grade classroom on december 14th. exactly four months ago this weekend. >> to us, it feels as if it happened just yesterday. and in the four months since we lost our loved ones, thousands

of other americans have died at the end of a gun. >> francine wheeler was joined by her husband david. their six-year-old ben was among the children killed at sandy hook elementary. the wheelers say this is the time for congress to act to prevent more families from becoming victims of gun violence. in the bay area a gun show is getting under way at the cow palace. alex savage will have a live report coming up. >> new information regarding the dozens of faulty bolts on the eastern span of the bay bridge. the dyson corporation of ohio manufactured the parts and according to the sacramento bee, one year before the giant bolts were supplied, caltrans flagged the company for various deficiencies in manufacturing and paperwork. lodi son reportedly failed some tests, caltrans gave it a so- called contingency pass and recommended improvements. the state agency said more than 30 bolts snapped and need to be replaced or repaired. a lot of activities around the i be area, including the a's and detroit tigers. if you're headed to the ball game, rosemary, sunshine but

again we're talking wind this weekend, and today? >> yeah. breezy in some areas. i think along the coastline it will be a little pesky. if you're in the 70s, that wind doesn't feel so bad for the afternoon. we're looking at the afternoon sea breeze picking up for the second half of the day. the a's game will be anywhere from 10 to 15 miles per hour. if you're sitting in the stands under mostly sunny skies, that breeze again may feel pretty good. giving you a live look from ktvu, a little haze out there, patchy fog, partly cloudy skies. high clouds moving over the area as well. we have just a very weak system that will move through and bring us just the possibility of a slight chance at that onshore breeze, and we're looking at temperatures cooling down, especially along the coastline. let's start with your temperatures. 52 in fairfield, 48 for napa. 49 navarro. the temperatures are beginning to turn around this morning, because earlier over the north bay we had sunk into the low 40s. 54 in oakland, hayward, your reporting station is down but

sitting about 50, 52 degrees in hayward. 51 for redwood city. 50 at half moon bay with a little patchy fog and mostly cloudy skies. 52 palo alto, menlow park 45 for you. 49 for loss los altos. 47 lafayette, 46 caster valley, low 50s in walnut creek. a bit of a cool start, a lot like yesterday. not too bad. partly cloudy skies, mostly sunny for the afternoon. here is a look at that system. this will die south and east. you can see the high clouds we're getting from the tail end of this. so what we can expect from this, again that little bit of a breeze in the afternoon. temperatures a tad cooler. i think it will be mainly for the coastline. the rest of us near what we saw yesterday, and felt. 75 for santa rosa this afternoon. 74 navarro, 76 for sonoma. low 70s for vallejo, 76 in fairfield, upper 60s, sausalito, as well as richmond, 69 in oakland for this afternoon to watch the game.

77 walnut creek. into the santa clara valley, we have earth day activities going on today. 74 in san jose, 73 santa clara, 74 coopertino. santa cruz, mostly cloudy at this hour, but partly cloudy for the afternoon. 72 redwood city. low 60s san francisco. low 60s expected along the coast. your extended forecast here, so this pattern beginning to change. today, still a nice day. and maybe not so noticeable. by tomorrow, temperatures will continue to cool and so, i think we'll feel it more around the bay and inland for tomorrow afternoon. and the winds will begin to kick up. the breeziest day looks to be on monday and the coolest day as well. upper 60s in the forecast there. temperatures will begin to rebound into the afternoon. tuesday, wednesday, notice bouncing back into the mid to upper 70s, but overnight lows down into the upper 30s as we get back to work on monday. tuesday it looks chilly as well. back to the desk. the los angeles lakers barely squeezed out a win against the golden state warriors last night. looks like that game will be

the last of the season for lakers star kobe bryant. as his team fights to stay in the playoffs. a gun formerly owned by the man police say killed four people before himself is now up for auction. reaction from the families are being offered all of the proceeds.

welcome back. a live look there at oakland this morning. you can expect mostly sunny skies, mild temperatures for the afternoon, as well as a breeze. new this morning. pope francis marked his first

month as pope by trying to revamp the vatican bureaucracy. the pope appointed eight cardinals from around the world to an advisory board to help him run the catholic church. a move some say reflects the universal nature of the church, as he goes about governing. the group will also propose reforms. the first meeting will take place in october. analysts say pope francis is trying to move the church forward after vatican leaks, corruption and a reported plot by senior vatican officials to out a prominent catholic as gay. also new this morning, secretary of state john kerry is in china for high-level meetings on how to handle north korea. a few hours ago he went to beijing and met the chinese president. the obama administration hopes beijing can diffuse the growing tensions with north korea which is threatening to test more missiles. an american official speaking on the condition of remaining anonymous warns the u.s. may try to shoot the missile down if its trajectory suggests it could threaten the u.s. or

pacific rim allies. beijing is also dealing with a health crisis. the first case of the latest strain of the bird flu has popped up in the capital city. a seven-year-old girl contracted the strain. her parents work in the live poultry business. she was admitted to the hospital on thursday with symptoms including a fever, sore throat and a headache. this is the first time there has been a confirmed case of the bird flu outside of eastern china, where the strain has so far killed 11 people and sickened 32 others. this morning's the retrial of hosni mubarak ended just minutes ago. the 84-year-old mubarak appeared in court on a rolling bed and wearing brown tinted glasses as you can see from this video. he had not been seen since his conviction last june. an appeals court overturned his life sentence citing shoddy procedures. however this morning's session wrapped up quickly when the judge recused himself. no reason was given. critics of america's drone program say it's turning people in the middle east against the u.s. the obama administration says the drone program has

effectively taken out militants in pakistan. the drones operate out of u.s. bases in neighboring afghanistan. while the white house says it only targets al qaeda and the taliban, some civilians say innocent people were killed as part of collateral damage. >> if allah give me this opportunity, eu8 kill them, because they are responsible for killing my brother and my son. >> drone critics say militants have used the program as a rallying cry in schools. they say young children are learning to become suicide bombers, their families angry over recent deadly drone strikes. a gun previously owned by christopher dorner is being auctioned off by a las vegas pawnshop. he is the former lapd officer who killed four including a sheriff's deputy and police officer before hilling himself. and now a revolver he once sold to the pawnshop is available for purchase. right now, the bidding stands at just over $1000. is still 10 days left for the auction. the pawnshop says all proceeds will go to the victim's

families. but some of the families say the auction is morbid, and they are not interested in the money. tonight there will be a vigil to bring attention to the number of officer-involved shoot information the bay area. the family of 26-year-old amos smith is organizing the vigil. smith was shot and killed by union city police last month. two officers say they shot smith because he pulled a gun on him in a traffic shot near dire street and meteor way. the vigil will be held at that intersection tonight. a community barbecue is being held this afternoon in honor of allen bluford, the oakland man shot and killed by police last year. the barbecue begins at 1:00 today at arroyo park in east oakland. organizers will discuss the latest developments in the bluford case and other recent police shootings. san jose police arrested two transients for killing a man whose body was set on fire. police identified the two men as 25-year-old steven burns and christopher james, also 25. investigators say burns stabbed the victim and james was an

accessory. authorities say the man's burning body was found on tuesday night. his identity has not been released but it's believed he was also a transient. police say there was an argument. the victim was stabbed and later set on fire. the family of a missing hayward man is asking for help to find him. 34-year-old nigel jay hasn't been seen or heard from in six days. he was last seen at scolari's restaurant in alameda last sunday. jay's sister says he was supposed to deliver medicine to his father later that day but never made it. anyone with information about nigel jay is asked to call the hayward police. in 40 minutes the doors will open at a gun show at the cow palace. alex savage is live there now, where he just spoke to organizers about the show. alex. >> reporter: yeah. and certainly a popular one. these gun shows have grown in popularity ever since the new town school shooting prompted lawmakers to call for tighter gun laws. and right now, here at the cow palace where we are this morning, hundreds of people are lined up, waiting to get their

hands on guns, and in particular, on ammunition. i want to show you the huge crowd waiting to get inside for the crossroads of the west gun show. new video just shot a few minutes ago. some people showed up as early as 5:00 this morning. lots of people trying to get their hands on ammunition, which has been in short supply at many retailers around the country. the crossroads of the west gun show will have a large amount of ammo for sale. they get it direct from the manufacturers. but at this point, gun shows like this at the cow palace are in jeopardy. one state lawmaker is pushing a bill that could effectively force these gun shows out. senator mark leno's legislation would require officials in san mateo and san francisco counties to approve gun shows here before they happen, because the cow palace is on state property that straddles both counties. >> of course that's not going to happen, because of their bias against lawful gun ownership. and so, it will effectively

close the cow palace show, if -- if it's passed. and of course, that's his intent. >> reporter: meantime, later on this morning in san mateo, police and county officials are planning to hold a gun buy-back event, trying to get guns off of the streets. rest jackie spear will be on hand there. she is actually part of the congressional gun violence prevention task force. at today's buy back in san mateo, officials will be offering people $100 for their handguns, $200 for people who turn in assault weapons. that goes from 9:00 this morning until noon today. and as we come back out live to the cow palace, this event, this crossroads of the west gun show gets started at 9:00 this morning. an organizer told me the expectation is that roughly 10,000 people will attend today and tomorrow. live this morning in daly city, alex savage. ktvu. a season-ending injury to kobe bryant overshadowed last night's tight game between the warriors and lakers.

lakers won it 118-116. steph curry racking up 47 points but just not enough. while the warriors have already made the playoffs, they are battling for seeding. they are currently in the 6 spot. only just a half game ahead of houston. the regular season ends on wednesday. kobe bryant will get an mre today but the lakers are pretty sure he tore his left achilles tendon. bryant said he was making a move he's made a million times and it just popped. the 34-year-old called the injury the worst of his career. he will need months of recovery and rehabilitation. on his twitter page. bryant wrote random tears of devastation and doubt mixed winner determination and will. it is day of amnesty for certain animals in miami. why one zoo is asking people to bring in their reptiles, birds and other exotic animals. >> for your saturday afternoon, dry, mild and a little breezy for some. we'll have a look at what you can expect for your area. [ both ] we're foodies.

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the deadline to file your income taxes, just two days away. federal and state income taxes must be filed by april 15th, which is this coming monday. according to the irs, 50 million americans waited until april to start their tax filing process. if you can't make the april 15th deadline, you can request a six-month extension to file. president obama has released his 2012 tax returns. the president and first lady paid a little more than $112,000 in taxes.

on more than $608,000 in adjusted gross income. that's a federal income tabes tax rate at just above 18%. the president earned $400,000 in salaries and the rest came from sales and royalties on his books. today miami's metro zoo is launching the exotic pet amnesty program. these are the creatures the zoo are hoping to keep out of the wild. today people can turn in snakes, birds or other animals they can no longer care for. the zoo says people are releasing these animals into the wild where they reproduce and that causes a problem for the state's native species and habitats. man's best friend is getting some help from total strangers. and after seeing the devastating effects of hurricane sandy, joan shannon of burlington, vermont founded sandy dog nannies. she says she saw how hard it was for people to care for their pets while they tried to rebuild, so she stepped in and began pairing dogs with foster families. one woman had her 11-year-old dog paired with a family in

manhattan. >> there's such a peace of mind, you know, that i have. that i know my dog escaped and is being well taken care of. >> each foster family is carefully screened to make sure it will be a good fit for the dogs. >> i adopted a dog six years ago. good little guy. charlie. i think i'll take him on a jawnt today. maybe a run, maybe a walk. >> maybe a walk.. >> starts with a run and ends up in a walk in rosemary, it should be prase nice if others -- should be pretty nice out there if others want to take their dog out >> nice weather. mostly sunny for the afternoon. this morning partly cloudy, patchy fog along the coastline. a few low clouds. mostly sunny skies and high clouds in the forecast for the afternoon. we will have an onshore breeze that kicks in and i think that will bring a cool-down, especially to the coastline. most of us inside the bay and especially inland not really going to feel it today. it will begin to trickle in by tomorrow. i believe it will be a little

more widespread. for today, a look at your numbers. 76 in concord, 75 in napa, 75 santa rosa, shaving just a degree or two off of yesterday's highs in many cases. 72 redwood city, 74 san jose, along the coastline, 60 degrees and the afternoon sea breeze picking up to 25 miles per hour or so. 10 to 20 around the bay area. some of us may not feel it at all, but some of us may get that afternoon sea breeze. the extended forecasts were cooler and breezier for sunday. temperatures will fall off into the low 70s for the warmer areas and then we could be brisk, even a little blustery on monday. start out the morning chilly, upper 30s in the forecast. as you get back to work, upper 60s for the afternoon and the winds are expected to kick up. once this trough moves through, we will bounce back into the 70s for the afternoons. warmer conditions expected by tuesday, wednesday, under mostly sunny skies. back to you. a sacramento man steps in to help the young kids willing

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good kids. awesome kids. my parents love them. >> more reaction from those closest to the three teenage boys accused of sexually assaulting a south bay girl who later took her own life. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. two of the boys accused were arrested at saratoga high school. the other suspect had recently transferred to christopher high school in gilroy. police say they arrested that 16-year-old sophomore during first period pe on thursday.

classmates say they didn't know about the allegations. however close friends are coming to his defense. >> i spoke to his dad. he said not guilty of what he's accused of. i don't believe it one bit. i take his word. >> the principal at christopher high declined to talk to us on camera but released a statement in which she called the 16-year- old suspect a good kid and a good student. in the next half hour, reaction from both the families of the alleged victim and the suspects. developing news now out of the east bay. pg&e is trying to restore powers to hundreds of customers after a car crashed into a power pole in hayward. it happened just before 6 this morning. a car hit a fire hydrant then a high tension metal poll that runs about 1200 volts. the people in the car ran away. police say it was stolen. pg&e has restored power to 600 customers in hayward and union city but about 450 customers still do not have power at this time. crews have to replace the mole.

that could take all day. classes are scheduled to resume at scotts valley highs on monday after being cancelled yesterday because of a threat. thursday night, someone posted a message on facebook threatening to shoot up the school. classes were cancelled yesterday as a precaution. investigators say the post was made from a fake facebook account, and they have not tracked it down as to who posted it. an act of kindness landed a sacramento man in the hospital with seven stab wounds. jonathan robinson is speaking for the first time after spending the last two weeks in a coma. he is recovering after being attacked for trying to stop two men from bullying young kids. he says after telling them to stop, the men turned on him and one of them attacked him with a knife. >> they had a chance to stop it multiple times. but they were nonstop malicious. >> police have arrested kenny ellis and heraberto mendoza for the attack. robinson says he has a long

road to recovery but says he is glad he stepped in to help and wouldn't hesitate to do it again. four families in san leandro are being held by the red cross after a fire destroyed their apartment. a neighbor across the street shot this video of the flames. it started around 6:00 last night at a fourplex on 144th avenue. several people were inside at the time but everyone got out safely >> we had one person complaining of smoke inhalation. they were treated at the site and chose not to go to the hospital. >> firefighters say the unit where the fire started was gutted and another unit was damaged. the cause is still being investigated. today the peninsula finds itself in the middle of a gun control debate. the area will host both the gun buy-back event as well as a gun show. alex savage is live outside the cow palace where the crowd is growing for the opening of teed's gun show. alex. >> reporter: yeah. we have a huge crowd here at the cow palace this morning where the crossroads of the west gun show gets under way. a lot of people down here

motivated by calls for tighten gun laws. congress will take up the debate over universal background checks next week. we show you people pulling in this morning, and now i want to show you just outside the doors this morning. this is if second of five shows held here this year. according to the organizer, the owner of the show. the big draw this weekend is the ammo. a lot of people want to stock up on ammunition which has been in short supply with many retailers. the crossroads show will have plenty of ammunition for sale. they get it direct from the manufacturer. i talked to one man a little while ago who got in line at 6:00 this morning buzz stores he has been to have been sold out of bullets. >> they have been sold out. guns and ammo, ever since the president threatened to do legislation against our gun laws. as far as i am concerned the president, just stay away from

my guns. >> reporter: meantime, later this morning in san mateo, police and county officials will hold a gun buy-back event. officials there will be offering people $100 for handguns, $200 for their assault weapons. and that gets under way at 9:00 this morning, and goes until noon. here at the cow palace, the doors open at 9:00 and organizers expecting about 10,000 people to attend this event. but gun shows like this one could potentially be in jeopardy. legislation from senator mark leno would require that officials in both san francisco and san mateo county approve gun shows before they happen here because this is on state property that straddles both counties, and the owner of the crossroads of the west says he thinks that would effectively end gun shows here for good. live this morning in daly city, alex savidge, ktvu. a san lorenzo high school student killed while playing on the train tracks will be laid to rest next week 15-year-old austin price was hit by a train on thursday

night. deputies say price and two friends were playing chick when an amtrak train when he was hit. yesterday, friends brought flowers and wrote messages to remember him. >> he was friendly with everyone. didn't care who you are. he'd go up see your family, be like hi, give you a hug. >> real tough. seriously it's not the same without him. >> services for price have been scheduled for wednesday. san francisco mayor ed lee unveiled a new multi million dollar plan to reduce pedestrian deaths. he made the announcement during the city's first ever walk to work day yesterday. the plan includes up greats to curbs and crosswalks and increased crossing times at intersections. >> if we can narrow the roadway, wide 10 sidewalks, calm traffic, and tame seating, we can save a lot of lives that way. >> san francisco has 17 pedestrian fatalities in 2011, 20 last year and six so far this year, including a 50-year- old woman killed wednesday in a crosswalk. >>this morning volunteers will

be doing their part to clean up the bay area. it's the 16th annual earth day restoration and cleanup project. each years volunteers clean state parks across california and this morning bay area volunteers will be at the parks making improvements to campsites, clearing vegetation and cleaning up trash. always a nice event and certainly makes the shore line look better. they'll have a little wind today. rosemary says maybe picking up just a bit? >> we'll see it in the afternoon especially around the bay area. mostly sunny skies, temperaturing rebounding. once again, already beginning to see the numbers rebound this morning. we started out in the low 40s. some of our inland locations, some of the chillier spots and now the sun has been up for more than an hour. almost two hours and we're beginning to see the temperatures turned around. a live look there over san francisco. partly cloudy skies, a few low clouds. hugging the coastline. high clouds streaming overhead. and on to the pacific satellite view, and we'll talk about that cooling trend that's coming our way. today it will be subtle. i think we'll fill it at the

coastline. the rest of us going to feel a lot like yesterday. there's this system here, it's going to continue to move to the south and to the east. you can see this ridge of high pressure still over the pacific. and still in control of our weather pattern. but this, not going to bring us any rain that you see. the green areas like washington and oregon. it's just going to kick up our sea breeze for the afternoon. it will cool us down just a little bit, especially along the coastline, as claudine mentioned, a cooler, breezier day for the coast. the rest of us, that afternoon breeze anywhere from 10 to 20 miles per hour. not everybody's going to get it. we'll see it inside the bay. inland areas, perhaps a light breeze. 5 to 15 miles per hour. which should actually feel pretty good if you're enjoying those mid to upper 70s for the second half of the day. on sunday that trough that i showed you is going to start to deepen. sunday will be a cooler, breezier day. the winds could pick up to 35 miles per hour for some of the windier areas and on monday, looks like we could have brisk conditions. and it will also be the coolest day of the next several days.

if you're going to the lake for the weekend, there is a lake wind advisory. it starts later this morning and lasts the entire day. winds 25 miles per hour. gusts to 35. and for the ski resorts, the advisory isn't up that high, but i expect us to reach perhaps 30 miles per hour for some of our ski resorts as well. your temperatures right now, 47 santa rosa, 50 in san francisco. low 50s for oakland, hayward you're in the low 50s even though your reported down at the moment. 54 in livermore.  for the afternoon, cooling off a tad. 75 in napa, 67 in berkeley. low 60s san francisco, upper 70s for antioch. into the south bay we're looking at 70 degrees, down in areas like around mountain view, los gatos, 75. 74 for san jose. upper 60s in santa cruz. the extended forecast, there is your cooling trend. tomorrow more notable, and it will be more widespread. monday will be the coolest day and we have the wind with us. i'd like to see the rain but we

won't see much rain. we'll see the wind. we look dry as we get into tuesday/wednesday. a ridge of high pressure will build back in. winds will lighten up. temperatures back into the mid up toker 70s for this afternoon. if you're watching the a's today, that forecast is coming up. days after former santa clara county supervisor george shirakawa said he was getting help for a gappabling addiction, he went gambling. three days after shirakawa turned himself in last month he went to a casino near sacramento. he has pleaded guilty to 12 criminal charges for using $130,000 in public and campaign funds to feed his addiction. a hearing is set for later this month to set a date for sentencing. some of california's most powerful democrats are in sacramento this weekend. it's day 2 of the state party convention. seminars began about 40 minutes ago, and speakers include u.s. house minority leader nancy pelosi, state attorney general pamela harris, and lieutenant governor gavin newsom. major issues expected to be discussed include gay marriage,

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welcome back. the view of san francisco this morning. a little but of patchy fog, partly cloudy sky, dry, mild with a light to moderate breeze this afternoon. a severe weather storm which balloterred the midwest is heading towards the carolinas. this amateur video show asthmas i have twister making its way through mississippi. governor phil bryant has declared a state of emergency in the hardest hit counties. homes have been torn apart, treens down and roads blocked. it's similar in georgia and alabama. sandy is going into retirement. the world meterologiccal organization is taking sandy off of the official list of

names for atlantic tropical storms. the organization says the storm caused so much destruction last october that officials decided it should be removed from the rotating list. it was due on the list again in 2018. other names on the retired list include ike and katrina. a restaurant in all the is a, oklahoma is helping people cross items off their bucket list. this chalkboard sits in the court yard of back alley blues and bark cue. people are invited to come and write down anything they want to do before they die. when the board fills up the goals are written down and it all starts again. once a month, one of those goals is sponsored by take heart tulsa. the first contest winner will receive training to run the marine corps marathon in washington, d.c. carnival cruise lines says it shouldn't have to refay federal government for costs associated with rescuing the triumph. it cost almost $780,000 to bring that tripled ship to shore. carnival released a letter saying the government is under

obligation to assist when there is trouble at sea. the cruise line also noted its boats participated in rescues at the coast guard's request. two cruise ships did make unexpected stops off the florida keys to rescue migrant rafters from cuba. yesterday, a carnival economy quest ship rescued 1313 cuban nationals from a raft about 40 miles from key west. and then in a separate incident, a disney wonder ship picked up 8 people in that same area. none of the rafters were hurt and the cruise ships gave them food and water. the coast guard says it's likely they will be returned to their native country. florida senator marco rubio will hit the air waves to tomorrow push for immigration reform. the potential 2016 presidential candidate will appear on five sunday talk shows and two spanish language networks. he is part of the so-called gang of eight democratic and republican senators who are crafting a bipartisan immigration bill. another member of the group, john mccain says he is optimistic it will eventually become law. >> learn english, pay back taxes, get in line behind

everybody else. that's the fairness part of it that appeals to people. >> the senators are expected to unveil the legislation next week, provisions will likely include a 13-year long pathway to citizenship. undocumented workers must pay back taxes, undergo background checks and have no criminal record. the widow of apple cofounder steve jobs is breaking her silence. last night lauren powell jobs spoke to nbc's brian williams in her first interview since her husband's death in 2011. >> what he wanted to do in his life was create tools that allowed people to work at the highest levels. and i think he did that. and so, that legacy is beautiful for me to live with. >> powell-jobs was on the show to promote a documentary called the dream is now, which pushes for immigration reform. a mountain view post office will be renamed in honor of a fallen hometown hero today.

army lieutenant ken ballard was killed in iraq in 2004. during his service he received three bronze stars and a purple heart. congresswoman anna eshu authored legislation to name the post office on hope street after him. ballard is the only solder from mountain view to die in combat in iraq. in half moon bay, deputies are investigating a string of burglaries that seem to be connected. deputies say the burglars have entered several homes through unlocked garage doors or side doors. so far police haven't made any arrests. and they can out this surveillance video. stockton police trying to identify this man. he is shown peeking into the bedroom of a young girl. this video was captured by the family's home surveillance system. and the family says they don't recognize that man. police say one of the neighbors heard a noise outside her home and spotted that man as he took off on a mountain bike. police say they are pursuing several leads. facebook's new home app is

raising privacy concerns. the service launch for android on google play yesterday. and it works by turning your phone into a facebook news feed. so even if you're not signed in to facebook, photos and updates from your news feed automatically pop up onto your phone. some people are worried that that app could make it easier for facebook to track and collect information from users. mrs. still not known this morning what caused an explosion at a home in wisconsin. >> i don't know what the heck happened. it just blew up. >> 911 operators were flooded with calls after this house suddenly exploded in a small town located just about 50 miles from green bay. it happened at 5 a.m. on thursday. the house was under construction, and no one was inside at the time. the force of the blast could be felt throughout the neighborhood, though, and one person was hurt when items from above her bed fell during the explosion and hit her on the head. >> when your wife says you're bleeding and i turned the light on and seen her whole face and hair and everything full of blood. >> the woman had a few cuts but

was not seriously hurt. the explosion is still being investigated but firefighters say they believe it was caused possibly by a gas leak. a chevron vest gation admits the oil giant made mistakes regarding its richmond refinery. that plant caught fire last august and thousands were six ended by heavy smoke in the area. chevron released a 58-page report admitting mistakes for a decade. investigators found 11 serious and willful violations. some lawmakers say the company did not do enough to correct past problems. >> chevron is estimated to make over a million dollars a minute. they can afford to fix their corroded pipes. >> chevron is promising to improve inspections, internal communication, analysis and worker training. some of the issues uncovered in that investigation. and we have posted the entire report from chevron on our website. just go to ktvu.com and click on the link in the hot topics section. third round of the master's

now off and swinging. why tiger woods, though was near leodis qualified from the tournament this morning. >> a cooler trend is come to the bay area. when we'll see the coolest, breeziest day coming up.

in sonoma county, federally protected birds are apparently being killed off in droves by a net that was hung up by caltrans to keep them safe.

those nets were put up at the petaluma river bridge near highway 101 back in february. since then, dozens of birds have gotten caught in the nets and died. the nets were supposed to dig courage migratory swallows from nesting there during construction of a three year freeway widening project. instead the nets have become a fatal trap for the state and federally protected birds. >> what good are laws are nobody's going to come out here and do something to stop the suffering? i'm watching a bird die up here. >> wildlife advocates say they want the nets removed. caltrans has acknowledged there is a problem with the netting but so far there's been no response on how it will be fixed. tiger woods was almost disqualified from the master's early this morning. officials took issue with his drop shot on hole 15 yesterday. that came after this shot, which goes and hits the pin and then rolls on into the water. there it goes. woods chose to play his next shot from that same area. he said he dropped the ball two yards back from the original shot.

but the rule book says a player must play a drop as near as possible to the shot. woods was not disqualified. he was given a two-stroke penalty instead. jason day holds the lead at 6 under for the tournament. and a 14-year-old golfer made history again yesterday at the master's. guan tianlang made the cut after getting a one stroke penalty for slow pay. he is the youngest player to make the cut in pga tour history. he teed off two hours ago and is 1 over par today through seven holes. the a's no doubt the hottest team in major league baseball. >> they're coming on like -- just like last year. they're -- only now they're getting used to it. >> i like it. they're playing good ball. they don't usually play this good early. >> and while it is still early in the season. some a's fans already talking playoffs. the team won their ninth game in a row last night in a come from behind fashion. 4-3 victory over the tigers. josh donaldson smacking the walk-off home run in the 12th i

think. giants on the wrong side of a whack-off after battling back in the 9th they were up 3-2 but closer sergio romo gave up a game-tying home run and then with two outs, a double right here off the wall. giving the cubbies a 4-3 victory. watch today's game right here on ktvu channel 2. coverage begins at 9:30. madison bumgarner looking for his third win. the world's largest boat show continues in jack london square. organizers getting ready for the day. it's a four-day event. it began on thursday and features hundreds of new sailboats, gear, accessories and workshops. you can also take a free sailboat ride and get the latest america's cup information. the show begins in about an hour. >> if you're just joining us, right to rosemary as we approach the 9:00 hour. rosemary. >> today will be another nice day. i expect the onshore breeze to strengthen just a bit. you'll feel it most right along

the coastline. outside of that, very pleasant weather in store for especially the inland areas. back into the 70s for the afternoon. if you're going to see the a's play, you have nice weather there. 68 expected at game time. 105, mostly clear skies. the on shore breeze 10 to 15 miles per hour for the afternoon. the breeze feels pretty good when you have plenty of sunshine on you. 74 and n. clear lake for the afternoon, 73 petaluma. 74 for navarro. upper 70s san rafael, upper -- did i say upper 70s? low 70s for san rafael, upper 60s for sausalito. 67 in berkeley, 69 san leandro. the inland east bay, 77 for danville, 79 for livermore. 77 morgan hill. low 70s santa clara. low 70s for sunnyvale. redwood city, 72. 71 for you, palo alto. low 60s along the coastline. the sea breeze coming back. we'll have it this afternoon. winds generally from 5 to 15 around the bay and inland along the coast close to 30 at its

strongest for the second half of the day. that to be aware of. tomorrow, a notable cool-down for most of us. anywhere from 3 to 5 degrees of cooling and it will be a breezier day. monday looks to be the windiest and our temperatures look to be the coolest. start out in the upper 30s to low 40s. we get back to work on monday morning and for the afternoon, upper 60s. tuesday, wednesday, fair sky, mid up toker 70s. i'll look at your current temperatures coming up in just a little bit. if we are getting new reports of a number of people injured on a plane that overshot the runway in bali and landed in the ocean. miraculously, everyone survived. we'll show you that incredible video. >> and we're live at the cow palace. where a large crowd i should be arrested for crimes against potted plant kind.

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at the weekend gun show at the cow palace. why people are lining up for more than just weapons. . good morning, and welcome to mornings on 2, saturday, april 13th. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. let's check in with rosemary for a look at the weekend forecast. breezy, or just windy today? >> breezy today, a little breezier tomorrow. windy on monday. today, subtle changes in most cases, which means you got another good looking day out there. partly cloudy skies, cool this morning. temperatures are already rebounding. for the afternoon, this minor cooling is especially near the coastline, where the afternoon seabreeze will pick up especially there into the second half of our weekend. cooling trend continuing. i'll have your numbers for you, coming up. . developing news now, lion air says the plane that crashed into the ocean near bali this morning was a new commercial jet. we have video of the plane wreckage and the latest on the

injuries from the crash. katie utis is live in the newsroom with details. >> reporter: mike, the number of injuries keeps declining from when we first learned about this crash several hours ago, but it does appear some of those passengers are being treated forehead wounds and broken bones. let me show you video from a local tv station. metro tv shows the plane wreckage. the plane is in half. investigators say the plane overshot the runway and crashed into the indian ocean from an altitude of around 160 feet. now, the airline spokesperson confirms one person was injured. 18 others are being checked over at hospitals. that's fewer than initially reported. those numbers keep fluctuating. passengers on the plane say there was screaming and painic when the plane struck the ocean. some feared they would drown. one passenger said he managed to get out of an emergency door and swam to safety before rescue crews arrived. the plane carried 101 passengers and seven crewmembers and all those people have been accounted for.

the plane is a boeing 737 spz 800. the airline says it's been in use since last month and the pilot was good to fly. investigators are still working to determine where the plane went down. live in the newsroom, ktvu channel 2news. there are new developments in a high profile sexual assault case in the south bay. prosecutors say 15-year-old audrey pot had been drinking and was unconscious when she was attacked and sexually assaulted by three 16-year-old boys at a house party in saratoga last september. police say after the attack, the boys e-mailed and texted photos of the assault to kids at their high school. pot's family says she was distraught and committed suicide eight days later. the teens were cited in september, then released on misdemeanor charges. >> in the case of audrey, she was terrorized. here's a 15-year-old dealing with being sexually assaulted by many boys, who were her friends. >> attorneys for the accused boys released this statement. it reads in part, much of what has been reported over the last

several days is inaccurate. most disturbing is the attempt to link audrey's suicide to the specific actions of these three boys. now, the teens will make their first court appearance on tuesday morning. the pots family want the teens tried as adults. they released a statement saying we suspect the boys that we believe are responsible for audrey's death took deliberate steps to destroy evidence and interfere with the police investigation. the pots family also plans to hold a news conference on monday. two of the boys accused were arrested at saratoga high. a third teen us a was arrested on thursday during pe. close friends are coming to his defense. >> i spoke to his dad and he said he's not guilty of what he's accused of. i think it's weird. >> the principal at christopher high declined to talk to us on camera, but in a statement called the 16-year-old a good

kid and good student and said they were happy to have him. developing news now out of the east bay, pg&e has fully restored power to more than a thousand customers after a car crashed right into a power pole in hayward. it happened just before 6:00 this morning on industrial boulevard east of h isp arian. a car hit a fire hydrant and a metal pole. the people in the car ran away. police say the vehicle was stolen. at one point, more than a thousand customers had lost power. pg&e crews still have to replace the pole, which could take all day long. in overnight news, a man is in jail in connection to a fatal shooting in san francisco. it happened just before 2:30 this morning in the area of pacific and taylor street. officers received a report of a body inside an apartment complex. they arrived on scene to find a man in his early twenties dead from gunshot wounds. investigators say they believe the shooting stemmed from a heated argument. police say the suspect is a 55- year-old man.

the doors are now open at a huge gun show at the cow palace. alex savidge is live there now to tell us what's drawing such a large crowd. alex? >> reporter: well, the owner of the cross roads of the west gun show tells me this morning he believes two factors are leading to the large crowds. first of all, it's calls for stricter gun laws and second, a recent run on ammunition. that's what has a lot of people coming down to the cow palace and showing up this morning. they have just opened the doors and you can see the scene here outside the cow palace right now. hundreds of people are lined up in the parking lot and now making their way inside. this is the second of five gun shows being held here this  year. according to the organizer, the big draw in particular this weekend is the ammo. lot of people want to stock up on it, which the ammo has been in short supply. ammunition in general, i should say, has been in short supply at many retail outlets. that's the reason people come to shows like this one. the organizers tell me they will have plenty of ammunition for sale here because they get

it direct from the manufacturers. >> of course that's not going to happen because of their bias against lawful gun ownership, and so it will effectively close the cow palace show if it's passed. of course that's his intent. >> reporter: that's the owner of the cross roads of the west gun show, bob templeton, talking about legislation proposed by state senator mark leno that would require officials to approve these gun shows. he believes it would ultimately lead to these gun shows being barred from the cow palace. meantime, not far away from here, there is a gun buyback taking place. in smait, officials began a gun buyback event, offering up money, cash, $100 for handguns, $200 for assault weapons, so that's happening just up the road from here. that just got under way at 9:00 and continues through noon. and the organizers here of this gun show at the cow palace are

expecting throughout the weekend roughly 10,000 people will come down to take part. live this morning in daly city, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2news. new this morning, pope francis marked his first month at pope by trying to revamp the vatican bureaucracy. he appointed nine cardinals around the world to manage -- there is new information regarding the dozens of faulty bolts on the new eastern span of the bay bridge. the dicing corporation of ohio mrd the parts. one year before the giant bolts were supplied, cal trans flagged the company for various deficiencies in manufacturing and paperwork. cal trans gave the company a so- called contingency pass and recommended improvements. the state agency says more than 30 bolts snapped and now need

to be replaced or repaired. . good morning to you. starting with a live look here at oakland, we've got partly cloudy, mostly clear skies, a little patchy fog out there this morning, high clouds in the forecast for today. little change for some, breezy for others. i'll talk about that in just a moment. let's get to the current temperatures. low 50s to low 60s. a nice rebound already taking place. who's in the low 60s in antioch. 62 for you right now. 57 in fairfield. even over parts of the north bay, where we have high clouds, a little bit of patchy fog this morning. napa, 52. 52 in santa rosa. starting in the low 40s for some of our cooler inland areas. so that's already a nice change taking place in your neighborhoods as well. take a peek at what's going o we have just of a bit of a cooling trend, stronger onshore breeze expected today. and it's because of this system here that isn't going to bring us any rain. it's going to continue to shift to the south and to the east. you can see we're getting a few high clouds out of this and,

again, it's helping to kickoff our seabreeze for the afternoon. for the afternoon, mostly sunny skies. through the next few days, right now we're seeing just minor changes. tomorrow, more notable. monday looks to be the coolest and breeziest day. take a look here. getting into the afternoon, no fog at the coastline. we are mostly sunny. temperatures will cool just slightly with this. getting into the afternoon, i do expect the seabreeze to kick up, especially along the coastline, anywhere from 5 to 15 miles per hour in and around the bay and inland areas. shouldn't be too bad, especially if it's a nice warm day in your area. by sunday, the trough is deepening. you can see it in the way of a little bit of rain coming. look how it slides down. i want to stop it in the overnight hours, sunday, into monday morning. a few scattered showers falling over the santa cruz mountains, maybe over mount hamilton. monday morning, we're dry. not going to see much, if any rain out of this but it's going to kick up the winds once again. breezy conditions for sunday. the windiest day will be

monday. today, mostly sunny skies, a little fog, clouds, partly cloudy for the afternoon with the onshore breeze for the second half of the day as well. winds are generally light right now. 63 in san francisco for today. 74 san mateo. 74 in san jose. exotic car show going on there today. 79 in livermore. 76 in concord. upper 60s for oakland. if you're coming out to see the a's play, should be a nice one with an afternoon breeze. extended forecast, there's the cooling trend. you'll feel it more so on spb. the coolest day will be monday. it will be a chilly start as well. upper 30s in the forecast as we get started monday and tuesday morning. that trough moves east and temperatures are bouncing back into the mid to upper 70s for the afternoon. i'll have a look at your saturday lunchtime numbers, coming up. an emotional message in this week's presidential address, but it was not president obama who delivered it. >> please help us do something before our tragedy becomes your

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. welcome back. looking over the bay, partly cloudy skies. cooler than yesterday at the coast. we'll remain mild inland. uc berkeley center for law, energy and the environment says state regulators are not equipped to police new technology that could sharply increase fracking in california. the report comes as lawmakers consider bills to boost oversight of the practice. fracking involves blasting chemicals, water and sand deep into the earth in order to extract oil and gas. a high school student killed while playing on the train tracks will be laid to rest next week. 15-year-old austin price was hit by a train on thursday night. deputies say price and two friends were playing chicken with an amtrak train at lieu egg boulevard when he was hit. yesterday, friends brought flowers and wrote messages to

remember him. >> he was friends to everyone. he would be hi, and give you a hug. >> it's tough. it's seriously not the same without him. >> services have been scheduled for price on wednesday. a former oakland tribune photographer who was shot to death in oakland is going to be laid to rest today. 54-year-old lionel flukier was hit by a stray bullet a week ago as he was driving home on seminary avenue near mills college. one man has been charged with murder in connection with that shooting, but police are still looking for a second gunman. a public service for flukier will be held today at noon at the cp mortuary in oakland. gun control was a theme in this morning's weekly presidential address, delivered not by the president, but by a mother who lost a son in the newtown, connecticut school shooting. >> our younger son ben, age 6, was murdered in his first grade

classroom on december 14th, exactly four months ago this weekend. to us, it feels as if it happened just yesterday, and in the four months since we lost our loved ones, thousands of other americans have died at the end of a gun. >> francine wheeler was joined by her husband david. their 6-year-old son was ben was among 20 first graders killed at sandy hook elementary. the wheelers say this is the time now for congress to act to prevent more families from becoming victims of gun violence. here in the bay area, a gun show is now under way at the cow palace. new this morning, secretary of state john kerry arrived in china for high level meetings on how to handle north korea. he went to beijing and shook hands with the chinese foreign minister. he is also meeting other chinese leaders, including the president. the obama administration hopes beijing can defuse growing tensions with north korea, which is threatening to test more missiles. an american official who did not want to be named warns the u.s. may try to shoot the

missile down if its trajectory suggest it is could threaten the u.s. or pacific rim allies. the latest strain of the bird flu virus has hit beijing, china. a 7-year-old contracted the strain. her parents work in live poultry business. she was admitted to the hospital on thursday with symptoms, including a fever, sore throat and a headache. this new strain has so far killed 11 people and sickened 32 others in eastern china. health officials in southern california are warning gay men to look out for symptoms of bacterial meningitis. it comes after a 33-year-old man was sickened by the illness. he was diagnosed three days ago and is now in a coma. over the easter weekend, the man attended the annual white party in palm springs, an event which draws thousands of gay men across the country. well, tests are being done to see if this strain is similar to a meningitis that is circulating around gay men in new york city. that outbreak infected 22 people and killed seven since 2010. symptoms of the illness can

initially resemble the flu. two cruise ships made unexpected stops off the florida keys to rescue migrant rafters from cuba. yesterday, a carnival conquest ship rescued 13 cuban nationals on a raft 40 miles from key west. in a separate incident, a disney wonder ship picked up eight people in the same area. none of the rafters were hurt and the cruise ship gave them food and water. the coastguard says it is likely they will be returned to their home countries. facebook's new home app is raising privacy concerns. the service launched for android on google play yesterday works by turning your phone into a facebook news feed. even if you're not signed in to facebook, photos and updates from your news feed automatically pop up onto your phone. some people are worried the app could make it easier for facebook to track and collect information from users. the deadline to file your income taxes is just two days away. federal and state income taxes must be filed by april 15th, this coming monday. according to the irs, 50 million americans waited until april to start their tax filing

process. if you can't make the april 15th deadline, you can request a six-month extension to file. president obama has released his 2012 tax returns. the president and first lady paid a little more than $112,000 in taxes, on more than $608,000 in adjusted gross income. that's at a federal income tax rate just above 18%. the president earned $400,000 in salary and the rest of that income came from sales and royalties on his two books. several companies are offering freebies to help ease the pain of tax day. amc movie theaters will give you a free bag of popcorn if you print a coupon from their website. chick-fil-a and boston market will also have tax day freebies. office depot and hydro massage will have tax day deals as well. well, her lies helped send a famous athlete to prison. >> and a peeping tom caught on

camera. details on the police efforts to stop this man before he strikes again. >> a minor cooldown is in the forecast for your saturday. i'll have a look at where you can expect to see the coolest day and breezier weather is on the way. i'll show you when, coming up.

. skiers and snowboarders, you don't have much time left. several tahoe resorts are ready to close for the season. this is video from heavenly's tower cams at the resort. this is the last weekend of the season for heavenly. donor and soda springs closed last weekend. alpine, northstar, heavenly will close after tomorrow. kirkwood closes next weekend, and squaw at the end of the month. deputies are investigating a string of burglaries that seem to be connected. deputies say the burglars entered several homes through unlocked garage doors or side doors. the burglaries mostly have happened during the day. so far, police have not made

any arrests. stockton police are trying to identify this man caught peeking into the bedroom of a young girl's home. the video was captured by the family's home surveillance system. they say they do not recognize the man. police say one of the neighbors heard a noise outside of her home and spotted that gentleman as he took off on a mountain bike. they say they are pursuing several leads. there's a new development in the case of a former high school football player wrongly imprisoned for rape. brick bank spent more than five years behind bars. a 15-year-old girl at the time accused him of raping her at their school. the school district is now suing the girl and her family to recover legal fees and the $750,000 the district paid to them to settle the lawsuit. the district says it wants the money back due to fraud. tiger woods was almost disqualified from the masters early this morning. officials took issue with his drop shot on the 15th yesterday. the drop came after this shot, which hit the pin, then rolled back into the water. woods chose to play his next shot from the same area.

he said he dropped the ball two yards back from the original shot, but the rule book says a player must play a drop as close as possible to that first shot. woods was not disqualified. instead, he was given a two- stroke penalty. the 14-year-old golfer made history again yesterday at the masters. continue mast. tianlang gaughan is the youngest to play the masters. so far, he is two over today through 10 holes. seattle investors hoping to buy and relocate the sacramento kings have raised their offer. chris hansen and steve balmer made a deal with the moon family to raise the purchase price by $25 million. the announcement came after a sacramento group said it would match hanson's original offer. that group missed its deadline to submit a bid. the nba board of governors may decide the king's fate next week. a season-ending injury to

kobe bryant overshadowed last night's thrilling game between the warriors and los angeles lakers. lakers pulled out the victory 118-116. warriors star seth curry racked up 47 points, but still wasn't enough. the warriors have already made the playoffs. they are just battling now for seeding, currently in 6th place, only half a game ahead of houston. the regular season ends on wednesday. kobe bryant is going to get an mri today, but the lakers are pretty sure he tore his left achilles tendon. there he goes. he says he's made the move a million times, but felt a pop. the 34-year-old called that injury the worst of his career and looks like he'll need months of recovery and rehabilitation. on his twitter page, bryant wrote, random tears of devastation and doubt, mixed with inner determination and will. the oakland a's got to be the hottest team in major league baseball. >> they are coming on like, just like last year. only now they are getting used to it. >> they are good, playing good

ball. don't usually play this good early. >> the team won their ninth in a row last night with a come- from-behind win, 4-3 over the tigers. josh donaldson smacking the walk-off homerun in the 12th inning. giants on the wrong side of a walk-off, after battling back in the 9th, up 3-2 against the cubs. closer sergio romo came in in the bottom of the 9th, giving up the game-tying homerun and then with two outs, this double that gave the cubs a 4-3 victory. you can watch today's game right after ktvu channel 2 mornings on 2. 9:27, shaping up to be a nice day. rosemary has a last look at the forecast. >> repeat for the inland areas, cooler at the coast. onshore breeze expected for the second half of the day. 70 inland. 60s to low 70s around the bay. upper 50s to low 60s at the coast. cooling trend, more notable tomorrow, breezier tomorrow. coolest and windiest day will

be monday. temperatures bounce back into the mid to upper 70s tuesday into wednesday and we're dry. >> thanks, rosemary. >> thank you. that is our report for this morning. we're ending a half hour early to bring you fox sports coverage of today's giants game live from wrigley field. thanks for trusting ktvu channel 2news. >> join us for our next newscast at 6:00. of course we're always here for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. thanks for watching, everyone. have a great saturday.