>> reporter: we are live in san leandro where firefighters are still trying to put out hot spots at a fire that investigators believe is suspicious. >> reporter: we're live in oakland where a water main break has affected a handful of customers. also a major new development in the boston marathon bombing case. why the surviving suspect was moved out of the hospital. "mornings on 2" begins right now. well, good morning. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell.

it's friday, april 26th. tara moriarty is live to explain what is next in the james madison elementary fire investigation. >> reporter: good morning. the headquarters is located here. over to the right, you can see a fire truck just arrived here on scene. they tried to put on a hot spot that flared up there. the fire was raging last night according to neighbors. we have exclusive video of firefighters, more than a dozen who got the call after midnight. the fire investigator told ktvu is the fire is suspicious. it took crews 20 minutes to knock it out. fire and the smoke column could be seen for miles. about two or three families

fled from their homes on nearby willow avenue because they said the fire came too close. >> our neighbors were banging on the window. i looked out the back window. we could see nothing but red and we see the flames. >> reporter: luckily, no one was hurt. everybody is back inside their homes. the portages were brought in less than -- portables were brought in less than 20 minutes ago. they've ruled out electrical acs a cause -- as a cause. they said it could be kids goofing off, accidentally setting the fire. you can see the tree, completely singed, just to give you an idea how intense the flames were. i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 7:0 it. the chp -- 7:02. the chp is trying to fick out what led up to a deadly accident in alamo overnight.

it happened on stone valley road near roundhill road. the chp says the driver veered off the roadway and hit a pole before their car came to a stop on its roof. the driver died at the scene. the chp says speed may have played a role in the crash. 7:02. new this morning, some water problems in one east bay neighborhood. several customers have no water service after an early-morning water main break in oakland. first reported about 3:30 at 24th and harrison streets. ktvu's brian flores is right there. so when do they think the water will be back on for the folks, brian? >> reporter: just a few hours, dave. good morning to you. take a look for yourself. this is the water main break. the water relegated to the side of the street. not a huge amount of water but crews are able to come here, this morning, roughly about half an hour after the first call came in to shut down the water. so it doesn't seep more water

on the streets. about seven customers starting off this morning without any water. as we look at video short early this morning, according to east bay m.u.d., they got the call at 5:30. water was gushing out at a pretty good rate at the time. the crews were able to shut it off pretty quickly. they say it's a 6-inch water pipe that ruptured. they say they were able to shut down the main roughly at 3:35. but east bay m.u.d. says only seven customers are affected, including an apartment complex and -- and a apartment complex -- and an apartment complex. crews are expected to be here to fix this cast iron pipe within the hour, the 6-inch cast iron pipe. as we take it out here live. this is the crew arriving. they are expected to cut

through the concrete here to get to the pipe. they say they will do whatever it takes to fix the pipe. the water will be back on roughly around 11:00 this morning or noon. good news for definitely customers that are awaiting water. we're live in oakland, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we also want to give you an update on a story from oakland we first told you about at 4:30. a suspicious device found at 48th and international, police shut down that intersection. someone walking down the street first saw it at 4:00 this morning. oakland police then raced to the scene. 90 minutes later, police determined the device did not pose any danger and reopened the intersection. it's still not clear why police thought the object was suspicious. we're following a major new development in the boston bombing case. just hours ago, the surviving suspect was moved from a boston hospital to a massachusetts

prison. jahar tsarnaev is being held in tharmy base. the 19-year-old is recovering from injuries that he suffered during his attempted getaway last week. the latest casualty figure shows that 260 people were injured in the boston bombing. that's far than first reported. 31 people replain in boston area trauma centers, including many victims who lost their legs or feet. these critical injuries require very expensive operations. one charity group has already raised $25 million in individual and corporate donations to help pay the hospital bills. the boston bombing case is now fueling the already- emotional debate over america's immigration policies. the chairman of the house judiciary committee said the terrorist attack could lead to major changes in the way the u.s. grants ai sum to

immigran--asylum to immigrants. the two brothers came to the u.s. from russia with their families ten years ago. san francisco supervisors want to know if mayor lee's training program for tech jobs is benefiting the city as a whole. the company prepares people to work for gobble, twitter, facebook. so far, 150 people have enrolled. 48 people have gotten internships or jobs at local internet companies. some supervisors say that's not enough to make up for the tax breaks the technology companies are getting. an alameda company is inviting technology professionals to test your skills at a hack-a-thon tomorrow. there's a mobile app that will address the needs of the community. the winning team of coaters will get cash prizes including

the top prize of $3,000. registration for this hack-a- thon starts at 8:30. >> interesting competition. >> yeah. let's check in with sal. you have some good news and bad news. >> the good news is first because of the bay bridge toll plaza, that's gonna be very nice. westbound bay bridge, very light as ut ive to the toll plaza. no major problems. the bad news, 880 is not all that good. it's improving, they've cleared up the crash at fruitvale. it's better than it was. it's good news and eh news. westbound 580 is better if you want to use it at an alternative. highway four we have the crash that's cleared out of the lanes. there's vehicles on the shoulder, westbound slowing from antioch to pittsburg. the lanes were blocked for a while now they are open. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. pretty good fog bank out there.

some areas get son. mainly favoring the santa cruz coast. but the fog came back. the temperatures will warm up a little bit today. i think you will notice it more inland today but more likely tomorrow. mostly cloudy skies. it's not as deep as it was yesterday. it's still there. we start off with mostly cloudy skies. a little chill in the morning air. it's clear. clearing skies by noon. some of the fog hanging on. sunny and breezy, not as windy as yesterday. it will be warmer in the forecast but much more so as we go into the weekend and next week. but the morning low clouds will be making it tough to warm up. the trend is for warmer weather, especially as we go into the weekend and early next week. 44 walnut creek, 49 santa rosa. low to mid-50s. temperatures seem to be stuck. there's still that component of a westerly breeze for many. not across the board. it's showing more of a west- northwest. it's an onshore breeze which makes it tougher to warm up too

much. once the fog burns off or if you are in an area that doesn't have the fog, you can see the gray skies. 40s, 30, 50s in the mountains. a little cool there. monterey at 46. a little bit of a brisk morning for some. overall, high pressure is starting to build back in. the area of low pressure from yesterday, long gone. a little warmer but still the west breeze howling yesterday. not too bad today. 50s, 60s, 70s. santa cruz, capitola near 70. clearing on the fog and then warmer. there will be 80s inland. nice by the coast, warmer inland. some new concerns about the drinking water in napa county. the chemical found in the water in one county.

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a lot of low clouds in place. there's few breaks. it will be sunny today. a little bit cooler. inland, low to mid-70s. 7:13. some supporters growing r -- some support is growing for the boy scouts. they are trying to end the ban on the gay people joining the scouts. this vote goes before the national coup next month. new concerns about drinking water in american canyon. officials say the chemical thm in levels -- the levels that

exceed the standard public health, however, health officials say the water found in american canyon does not pose a health risk. vallejo police have returned almost 60 pounds of pot to two medical marijuana dispensaries rated last year. the vallejo times herald also reports that hundreds of dead plants were given back. the move comes after a judge tossed out one days against the dispensaries and prosecutors dismissed another. vallejo police say they will continue to investigate medical marijuana stores that they feel are being used as a front for criminal activities. san mateo county sheriff deputies arrested two people found to be in possession of cash, weapons and thousands of dollars worth of drugs. 20-year-old carey sign and

rebecca flores were arrested after sign was spotted on his phone talking. that's when they found marijuana and $8,000 in the car. after a search warrant was issued, more weapon, drugs and money were found in the home. that's where flores was arrest. if you will be flying out of san francisco international airport this weekend, expect delays. run of the main runways will be upgraded again this weekend. the work starts at 10:00 tonight. it will go on through monday morning. that means only half as many planes as usual can take off and land and that could delay some of the flights. all right. it is 7:15. house of representatives -- rather, we'll be -- you know what. we're gonna take a break. >> take a break. >> we'll be right back. >> okay. >> stay with us.

the house of representatives is expected to vote today on a measure that would allow the federal aviation administration to stop the furloughs of air traffic

controllers. the senate approved the plan last night. this, of course, after a week of flight delays. washington insider jamie dupree joins us via skype. this issue has really become a political football on capitol hill. >> reporter: yeah, it has. when you look at it, the outcome that we'll have today with house approval expected in the coming hours of this plan, it's pretty much what was offered to the white house about six, seven weeks ago but the obama administration had rejected it. basically, the idea is, you let the department of transportation, which is the umbrella group over the faa, give them more ability and more leeway to move money around so they can take money from prime ministers deemed less significant and move them into other areas making sure there's no furloughs. the plan zipped through the senate without a vote. it should be voted on in the next couple of hours in the house. earlier in the week, tori, democrats flatly said there was no way they would let something like this through. in the end it seemed like the

democratic leadership blinked when a number of democrats rushed to stop the lays. >> a lot of people say the democrats were trying to make all of these sequest teres as pain -- sequesters as painful as people. so doesn't this mean that people will be coming with hat in hand saying we need money as well. >> reporter: this is not new money. it's not like they appropriated $250 million. this is just telling the transportation department and the faa, look, you can move up around -- you did move around up to $330 million. lits basically saying, since the congress is not interested in detailing, it's basically saying you ship around as you see fit. the one thing congress has not done in recent years is getting down to the nitty-gritty about what should be funded or not.

they've got about the number but not prioritizing the federal agencies. some people are saying this is new money. this is not new money going to the faa. it will be just taken to other areas of the transportation department. >> you are saying it's unlikely that congress is gonna wipe out any of the sequestration cuts? >> reporter: i don't see that happening at all. i've been listening to a number of budget hearings. the refrain from republicans has been repeatedly made to these budget officials, don't think the sequester will be done away with. one important point, the obama administration budget for 2014 that would start in october, that assumes the sequester is wiped away. i don't see that happening right now. i think republicans have decided that they are gonna stick with it, they see a federal government that's big enough, they think, to swallow cuts bike the $85 billion they've kicked in on march 1st. >> the bottom line, when will

we see control towers fully staffed. >> reporter: it could be this weekend. they will go back to their regular staffing positions and the delays will sort of evaporate at that time. and then at the end of the fiscal year, they will have to fight over the budget for a lot of other agencies for 2014. a number of agencies say they may not have furloughs now but they may have to, so a big budget battle coming up. >> at least for the time being it looks like all of the flight delays people have been experiencing may be short- lived. that's good news for travelers. thank you. you can find a link to jamie's washington insider blog on our website. just go to.com. and -- just go to ktvu.com. the little boy injured in of the boston marathon bombings is findly out of the house,

aaron hearn. pam cook has more. >> aaron hearn is out of the hospital. but the healing process, just beginning. he's still in a wheelchair. he and his family decided to head out to the streets of boston wherer was injured. shawn thornton of the boston bruins gave him an autographed hat and a boston police officer gave him a pin off his uniform and gave him. >> i cannot say enough about how -- how amazing the staff at children's hospital was. >> reporter: now, aaron has had two surgeries so far for shrapnel wounds. he's still undergoing treatments in boston. he's hoping to be cleared to come back here to the bay area. now, aaron is hoping to be back home in time for his 12th birthday but that's right around the corner, in fact,

next week, may 1st. no word yet if he's gonna be  able to do that. but it will certainly be a wonderful reception back here at home. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news.  >> certainly will be. thank you. i think i saw some video they shot of classmates all holding signs saying we miss you, good luck to aaron. can't wait to have him back. let's check in with sal. see what's happening on 880. it will be slow in some areas. it's improving, tori and dave. we had an earlier crash between high street and fruitvale. that's been cleared up. traffic immediately cleared up. that's great. no major problems. also looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. the commute hear has been looking very nice with no major -- here has been looking very nice with no major issues. still slow traffic in milpitas. southbound 280 near 237 where they had an earlier crash right there. a little bit slow but for the rest of the commute, it's been

okay. let's go to steve. thanyou, sal. happy friday, everyone. clouds starting to move into the northern part of the santa cruz coast which has been mostly fogfree. but there a is a lot of -- but there is a lot of gray over the bay. it's cool. it will be a little bit warmer. it's heading down the coast. give it credit here. it's hold holding on. we have a westerly breeze. 40s for some, 50s force others. a little chill from the cooldown. the fog will continue to hang around today but over the next day or two, it will get suppressed. high pressure builds in. it will burn off sooner. but today, it's really -- it's been working out, drinking its muscle shakes. so it's doing its think. morning fog, sunny, breezy. a westerly wind. more warmer on the weekend. did go a soft 80 in clearlake. kentfield in there.

mill valley, san rafael. napa, 73. saint helene non, warmer. walnut creek only 74. 63 alameda -- st. helena, warmer. walnut creek only 74. 63 alameda. 50s on the coast. 60s. burlingame, brisbane, san bruno. san mateo, palo alto belmont, low 70s. clearing, warmer on saturday. a little bit inland and then i think you will notice that early next week. we're following a medical mystery of the father of the boston marathon bombing suspects. >> reporter: we'll show you what happened here and the damage done at this historic

building. how a golden state warriors game could affect your evening commute.

is 7:28. an historic building near downtown san jose is badly damaged in an overnight fire. the building built in the 1800s is located on south first street. ktvu channel 2 reporter janine de la vega joins us live now to let us know the focus of the

investigation. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning. we're here on first street across from the interstate 280 entrance. you can see just how badly damaged this historic building is, especially the second floor that was just devastated by the flames. this is a building -- it was built here until 1800s. it actually leans south. so right now, firefighters are waiting for a building engineer to come out and inspect it because they fear it may collapse. now, here's what the building looked like last night. the san jose fire department tweeted this picture which shows flames shooting from the second story. firefighters arrived at 9:30 last night. and knocked it down in 30 minutes. the building has been here since 1884 and was a former saloon and most recently, bike shop and a museum. many people have fond memories of it. >> everybody knew that place.

old bike store, everybody knew what they were talking about. our clients would go get bike parts. >> reporter: firefighters were told the building was vacant. because of its age and the way it leaned, it was too safe to enter. once an engineer comes this morning and once deemed safe, they can search for body. it was so enenveloped in games when they -- engulfed in flames when they arrived, no one would have surveyored anyway. they are -- survived anyway. they are going to search for a cause. they are gonna put up a ladder in the next hour and just sort of look through the window to see what they can see inside. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. hayward police are searching for suspects in a drive-by shooting. it thanked around 11:45 on thackry avenue. police say two suspects in a car pulled up outside a home

and started shooting. then someone inside the house fired back. a man on the porch was wounded in the foot and has non-life- threatening injuries. >> we have new information -- we have new information about a woman shot to death wednesday morning shot right in front of her son. she was shot in her car on 54th street near shaddock avenue. her son was in the back seat. he was not heard. witnesses say there was another woman in the victim's car and there was a loud argument before the shooting. a black four-door car was also seen leaving the crime scene. yesterday members of henderson gathered here to mourn her death. her mother made a tearful plea to the public. >> all i'm asking for is the public's help in finding my daughter's killer and bringing them to justice. >> so far there are no arrests in this case, and the hope to release a suspect description

soon. a pleasanton little -- a pleasant hill come is pleading for the return of priceless photos after someone broke into their car and home. the man says thieves broke into his star in a safeway parking lot near the suns valley shopping center. the thieves found a garage door opener in the car and broke into the home and took a playstation, laptop, cell phone and memory foe kos of their baby the day -- since the day she was born -- photos of their baby the day she was boesch. >> police have not -- born. >> police have not made any arrests. 50-year-old eugeneo mallory was crossing mission and valencia street when he was hit

by a bus and he has died. 7:32. we're following new developments in the boston marathon bombing case. just hours ago, the surviving suspect was moved out of a boston hospital and was taken to a federal prison medical ward in massachusetts. in the meantime, the father of the two suspects has delayed his trip to the u.s. indefinitely. now, he was expected to fly to boston today to meet with investigators and maybe visit his surviving son. but his wife says he decided to put off that trip because of health reasons. there are even reports she called an ambulance to his home in russia early this morning. now, the investigation into the bombings has shifted to the city of new bedford, massachusetts. the fbi is searching that landfill for evidence. the landfill is right near the younger brother's college dorm room. that's where he was spotted shortly after the bombings.

investigators are trying to find sales receipts of bombmaker materials used in the -- bomb making materials used in the attacks. an investigation looking into islamic extremists in chechenia. lawmakers -- chechnya. lawmakers want to know if there's a threat to the united states. for many years, ethnic groups there have tried to take control of that area, using terror tactics to fight against the russian government. if you will be driving on 880 in oakland tonight, expect a lot of company. ktvu's claudine wong is live to explain how the golden state warriors' first home game of the playoffs could affect your commute. good morning, claudine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. yes, it will be very busy. you have the game here at 7:30 tonight. you have as game right next door at 7:05. if you are anywhere near this area, it will be a packed house.

you need to keep that in mind. we are inside oracle arena. a lot of excitement. we do have to tell you about a lot of extra security. warriors have had extra security all season long. you have to go through medical procedures and your bags checked. they say they will have extra officers on duty. alameda county sheriff avenue department joining in on the security effort. i'm joined with jd nelson with the bomb squad. you guys got called in specifically for the game. what will will you be doing? >> reporter: we'll have k-9 sweeps for the events and just ensure that everybody has a safe time for the events. will the fans notice anything different? >> they will probably notice more officers here -- here and the sheriff's deputies and the

k-9s but that will be the only difference. >> reporter: as far as how secure people should feel, you have the as game, the warriors' game, anything people should be concerned about? >> if they see something, say something. that's why we'll have people standing by to handle problems that will arise. we don't expect anything. we expect two home wins to make things happen. >> reporter: sergeant, thank you for joining us. something to keep in mind. you will see extra security out there. there will be a lot of traffic. give yourself extra time. back to you. >> thank you, claudine. of course, there's an as game going on tonight. >> right. >> in addition to the warriors' game. >> and it's a friday night. let's check in with sal for the commute. >> i would say b.a.r.t., tori, and dave, if you happen to be lucky enough to have tickets for either event. take b.a.r.t., you don't have to worry about parking.

there are no major problems if you are driving in this area or anywhere else. let's take a look at 237. we'll start there. we've had some slow traffic. we had an earlier crash right there, 880 at 237 and the traffic is still a little bit slow recovering from that. it's not all that bad. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, it's light. there's a very short wait and no problems getting onto the bridge itself. and this morning's commute in the san jose area, in fact, in the south bay, i'm gonna move this up to fremont and union city. the traffic is a little bit slow on 880 south approaching the 238 interchange and then it gets better right after 92. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. mostly sunny skies a few breaks in the clouds. the low cloud deck is going north to south. a couple of days ago, it was going up. santa cruz coastline which has been fogfree, now the northern

edge is foggy. high pressure is building in. we still have the westerly breezein place. without that north-northeast, this is what we had on monday and tuesday has been replaced with a much cooler pattern. water temperatures are really cold. they were even colder a week ago. and when you get the west wind, that's just -- sucks it right in. 40s and 50s on the companies. it looks like -- temperatures. today is the tweener day. inland temperatures will warm up a little bit because the fog will burn off sooner. there's plenty to go around coast and bay. overall, temperatures look like they are on their way up. the rest of april looking rather, sunny, mild to warm with above-average temperatures. however, however, early may shows signs of being much, much cooler. we will see. a little warmer own the temperatures. that's for those who have no influence on the fog

whatsoever. 60s and 70s. kentfield in there, mill valley. 73. alito, 70. pa, vallejo, benicia, crockett in the 60s. 72 martinez. walnut creek, 74 to 79 in brentwood. oakland, 65. and berkeley 63. 79 in gilroy. now the sun is there on parts of the santa cruz coast. but if that fog comes in, it might be tough to get 70. cupertino, 60 half moon bay, cassie jean said foggy and cold over at el granada. pacifica 59. daly city in there. woodside, 68. low 70s mountain view, atherton and palo alto. clearing on the fog sooner and then we'll get 80s for the interior. kind of stick it there and hold it for a while on monday/tuesday. 7:39. breaking news now. the entertainment world is mourning the loss of country singer george jones.

jones passed away today in nashville after being hospitalized for a fever and irregular blood pressure. he had number one songs in five decades and is best known for his song "he stopped loving her today. he was hospital i -- he was idolized by other singers, pete townshend, and countless others. he was 81. the mt. diablo school board has voted to fire both leaders. both superintendent steve lawrence and general council greg nolan will be let go without cause. both had contracts set to expire june of next year. many employees have been pushing for lang in leadership due to low morale and a lack of trust in the district. a 16-year-old faces felony charges in connection with multiple bomb threats made to

antioch schools. police arrested the teen after tracking down the phone number used to make the threats. students also came forward with information. authorities say the threats may be pranks but they do tie up police resources and cost the district thousands of dollars. >> i didn't want to have another evacuation and sit out in the sun for hours like in the past previous three days. >> police say the teen is suspected of making five bomb threats to deer valley and an tip okay high schools and black diamond middle school. they are still investigating a sixth threat made this week. bomb threats have caused the tracy school correct more -- district more than $101,000. officials say the expenses come from the police response to a wave of threats at tracy schools last month. schools are also instituting new security measures and will no longer accept blocked calls. two teenagers have been arrested in connection with the threats to tracy high.

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the government reported the u.s. economy expanded at an annual rate of 2.5%. not as strong as markets had been expecting. the dow is still in positive

territory, up 18. the nasdaq is down 1. the s&p is down 3. ia hoof's chairman is resigning effective immediately. fred amarosa will remin on the board until the company's annual shareholder meeting at the end of june. a new chairman will be chosen at that meeting. amarosa says he intended to serve as chairman for one year to help yahoo! make a difficult transition. he said -- he says since that time yahoo! hired marissa mayer as the chief executive and the stock has surged 60%. meet and greets at two bay area companies are among the top offerings in the kennedy center for justice and human rights spring auction. there's a chance to have coffee with apple's ceo, tim cook. the top bid so far is international 130,000. you can bid on a tour of the space-ex rocket company which includes meeting the founder.

the accuse shungen -- is on charitybuzz.com. we have new information on the explosion on the barge in alabama. look at those pictures. a witness said when it happened, he thought it was a terrorist attack. three people are in critical condition. hundreds more had to evacuate. the terrorists are here, that's what i thought. this is a port. >> the coast guard says they believe a cleaning crew may have triggered those explosions. lawmakers are examining fertilizer plants. right now, some plants are exempt from some safety rules. the west, texas plant had 13 employees, only seven were registered with the state. now, george miller is asking

the government accountability office to re-examine those regulations. senator john mccain says the u.s. should get more directly involved in the condition flick in syria. this -- conflict in syria. this comes after the report of the syrian government using chemical weapons. he wants a no-fly zone over syria and he says the use of chemical weapons by syria would be a red line that could trigger reaction. chuck hagel says he has sarian degreece -- varying degrees of confidence of the use of chemicals by syria. a man attacked by a lion may have caused her own death. them say that diana -- they say that diana hansen did not like the door where the lion was and she was killed immediately when

the lion leaped on her. this is still being advocated by the fish and wild -- investigated by the fish and wildlife department. four members of the petaluma baseball team have been suspended from school accused of ganging up on a teammate. they finished third in the little legal world series in pennsylvania. according to the "press democrat." the four days were suspended from the school earlier this month for getting into a scuffle with another boy. that boy's mother said her son was bullied. the parents of the other bay so the incident -- boy say the incident has been blown out of proportion. dreamliner flights between san jose and japan cobb resumed. they can start to fly passengers once redesigned battery systems are installed. faa gave its formal approval for boeing lithium battery system yesterday.

that clears airlines to fly the passengers on the 787. that means they could resume flights as early as june. southwest is changing policies for some passengers who don't show up for lights. starting next -- flights. starting next month, passengers will forefoot their fare if they don't cancel their flight. the rest of the itinerary will be canceled. passengers who do notify that they won't make the flight will get a credit. southwest is the last airline that does not charge customers for changing flight information. it doesn't take long for the 49ers to grab the player they wanted in the draft. after a trade with the cowboys, the cowboys moved -- the 49ers moved up and grabbed eric reed. now the raiders traded their

number three pick in the draft from the 12th and 42nd selection. the team wanted d.j. haden out of the university of houston. last fall, haden almost died in practice. he tore a major blood vessel behind his heart. he's not played football since november. ed lee flies to baltimore this morning for a day of community service. he's paying off a super bowl bet that he lost after the baltimore ravens beat the 49ers 34-31. mayor lee will start by learning how to make crab cakes and sandwiches and then clean up a vacant lot and read to third-grade students. he says the service will help build the relationship between the two cities. the deadline is getting closer for the bid to host super bowl 60. it's a battle between san francisco and miami to host the 2016 game. yesterday, miami released a sketch showing how it would

transform its downtown into a street party with rides and live concerts. but the bid chair in san francisco is not too concerned since he says the 49ers have an advantage with the new stadium being built in santa clara, miami still has to convince tax payers to approve a stadium renovation. san francisco's popularity is a conference location, it's growing. 2012 was the second year in a grow r san francisco finished as the -- growing. san francisco finished as the strongest hotel chain in the nation. some of that is because of baseball and the football players. but the increasing demand is giving local hotels extra leverage to raise prices for rooms and for meeting spaces. with no new hotels being built at the moment, there's no reason that will change this year. nine minutes before 8:00. looking for love in the bay area? the two local cities that have just been ranked among california's best for single people.

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the four-day bottle rock music festival will feature the black keys, the flaming lips and the black crows. they will perform on three stages. local wines, beer and food will be available but neighbors worry about the 30,000 people a day who are expected to attend. >> it might blow up in their faces, they could have five days of crisis management.

>> this is -- we're breaking new ground. there's trepidation about where is it gonna be? >> they've arranged security, offsite parking and shuttles. a single ticket is $126, a four- day vip pass runs $600. >> yikes, tori. 7:54. well, sacramento is california's best city for single people. that's according to the real estate website movado. but two bay area cities are close behind. oakland came in number 2 followed by anaheim and santa ana. san francisco rounds out the top 5. the survey looked at the percentage of unmarried people and the number of bars and romantic restaurants. >> surprised they didn't look at traffic as well. that could play a factor. let's check in with sal, see what's happening on the roads. >> in the newsroom, we got a mixed opinion in oakland and being single.

>> really? >> really? >> i don't have to worry about that. neither do you guys. but some of the younger people here. let's take a look at southbound, 680, injury crash. injuries are not serious. cough, the traffic may -- however, the traffic may be slow for you. let's take a look at 880. what a difference just a little time makes. we had a terrible commute going. then they cleared the accident and that's very much better. we're looking at the bay bridge toll plaza and that is light. so this friday morning commute is actually off to a pretty good 8:00 hour, i would say. well, there's lot of low clouds in place. it's roaring down the coastline. santa cruz coast was clear about -- i don't know, an hour or two ago. now it looks like it's turning cloudy. we have plenty of gray skies here this morning. there are a few breaks in the clouds. but overall, cloudy to mostly cloudy. it will be slightly warmer today. i think it's more pronounced tomorrow than on sunday.

40s and 50s. there is a west wind in place as well. it's not as strong as yesterday. but still, with this fog bank, it's pretty big. 39 in tahoe, 44 in ukiah. a little cool for some. a lot of low clouds. there it is. racing down the coast. incredible. about four days ago it was doing the opposite. a little warmer today. that's for inland areas. clearlake, 80. a soft 80. that's for chloe up there. soft 80, chloe. kentfield, 68. a lot of 60s here. berkeley is in there. berke oakland, alameda. i -- oakland, alameda. i temperatures -- temperatures are held in check. there's way too much fog up there. fog will clear off saturday and it warmer -- it will be warmer

for the next few days after that. a man was killed on roadway what the chp said what happened moments after the driver slammed into a pole. >> reporter: a fire near an elementary school is suspicious. we just spoke to the principal. we'll tell you what he had to say -- coming up. we're live in oakland, where east bay m.u.d. crews are working to fix a water main break. we'll tell you when the water will be back on for a handful of customers here on "mornings on 2."

welcome back. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. teachers at a san leandro school are returning to their school to find out it was burned. tara moriarty is right there. you have reaction from the school officials. tara? >> reporter: school district officials are just showing up to work now. obviously quite shocked at what happened at the back of their district office building. as you can see, quite a bit of damage there. some of them saw the footage from the fire on ktvu this morning and say they were relieved that the flames never made it near the school. you can see how extensive the damage is. we have an overhead shot that

shows how the fire gutted six portable offices near the back of the building. classes at james madison will go on as usual. ktvu was the only crew on scene after the fire broke out. we have exclusive video of firefighters, more than a dozen total who got the call after midnight. the fire is suspicious, we're told. it took crews 20 minutes to knock it out. flames shot about five stories high in the air. ge about two or three -- about two or three families fled their homes because they said the fire was too close. we spoke to someone who said the district was about to be renovated. >> this was a savings measure to help renovate leaky roofs and facilities outdated. >> reporter: so the renovations will be just put on hold for a little bit? >> probably not too long. they are pretty good at picking up and moving forward.

>> reporter: the portables were brought in less than 24 hours ago. so the electricity wasn't even hook up. officials have hook -- hooked up. officials have ruled out australia as a cause. the fire investigator -- eelectriccal as a cause. the fire investigator also said it could be some teenages goofing off -- teens goofing off. a crash on stone valley road and roundhill road happened this morning around 2:00. the chp driver said the car veered off the road, slammed into a pole before the car came to a stop on the roof. the driver died there at the scene. the chp says speed may well have been a role in that crash. 8:02. police are searching for suspects in two door knock robberies in san leandro. the first was reported tuesday morning on regatta way. police say several men knocked on the door at the home and when know one answered, they broke in. the second robbery happened

around 1:00 yesterday morning on black pine drive. it's unknown if the robberies are connected. anyone with information is asked to call san leandro police. new this morning, water problems in one east bay neighborhood, several customers are without service after an early-morning water main break in oakland. it was first reported around 3:30 at 24th and harrison streets. ktvu's brian flores is on the scene. when do they think the water will be turned back on? >> reporter: pretty shortly, tori. good morning to you. first off, the silver lining, there's only about seven customers without water. the bad news, those seven customers are without power as well. the crews are here. they have the heavy equipment. they are fixing this water main that broke earlier this morning. a little bit of water seeping through the sidewalk. but they are here and will get started shortly. as we look at video, according to east bay m.u.d., they got

the call and water was gushing out at a good pace. it was a 6-inch cast iron pipe that ruptured. east bay m.u.d. said they shut off the main at 2:32 and roughly seven customers have been without water ever since. one resident is frustrated but is taking it in stride. >> no shower. no shower. have to go to work, you know, smelling. not good. maybe they will send me back. >> reporter: crews this morning will get to the main as soon as they can. heavy equipment, backhoe is here. they are gonna dig through the concrete. that arrived around 7:00 this morning. we don't know how the pipe ruptured but talking with east bay m.u.d. workers. they say the pipes are most likely several years old. crews are getting started to fix the pipe here this morning. they say at this point, it's looking like customers affected, again, roughly seven of them will have water back on

roughly around 11:00 this morning or by noon at the latest, aleast, according to -- at least according to east bay m.u.d. back to you. >> thank you. we want to update a story from oakland. we first reported it at 4:30 this morning. police were called to 48th and international after getting word of a suspicious device. a person walking down the street first spotted it shortly after 4:00 this morning. police then raced to the scene. about 90 minutes later, officers it determined that the device did not pose any danger and reopened the intersection. it's still not clear why police considered the object suspicious. ac transit riders concerned about a fare hike set to take effect in july, you can stop worrying. they've decided to cancel it. the board says fares are on the rise so they don't need the hike. the district will go over their

complete fare structure and public hearings will be held later this year. we want to check in with sal and see what's happening on the roads. what are th looking like on 24? >> i want to show you highway 24. we'll show you highway 24 getting into the caldecott tunnel. westbound 24, you can see as you drive up there, tori, i'm sure you would like to have this drive every day. you are moving very well in contra costa county, driving up to the tunnel. there's not much going on. we have already passed the orinda cross roads and it looks like we're coming up to the tunnel. i want to check with it here. i'm curious to see what happens as ure mobile camera goes into the -- as our mobile camera goes into the tunnel here. >> going into the tunnel? >> dave and i do this commute every morning but it's a little darker. >> there you go. that's pretty cool. >> yeah, right. >> that's a great shot. >> i think that that commute is fun. >> all right. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. that's also a very nice commute. no major problems coming up to the toll plaza today.

it is lighter than usual. obviously on this friday, we're getting some of a break. southbound 242, they are clearing a crash there. highway 4 still slow from antioch to pittsburg. let's go to steve. it's much darker when i go through the tunnel. there it is. that was my commute in. i had a little goal pole on my head. off green, i do believe in the director's chair this morning. [laughter] >> watching the last few frames here. i mean, just roaring down the santa cruz coast. it looks like it's going parallel to it. so you can probably say there it goes. but most of the bay area is covered in low cloud. it will be a little warmer inland. today is the in-between day after yesterday's very, very cool day, temperatures just plunged after the record highs on tuesday. what a roller coaster week. low clouds in the morning. 50s, 50s -- 40s, 50s. they clear the clearing

sunshine. the high-pressure system should start to kick in a little later today. there's a lot of low clouds out there. temperatures have not moved hardly at all. sfo to oakland has had some kind of a westerly breeze. that's still in place. still there, still there. a couple of days ago, we had the north-northeast. with the fog and a westerly breeze. i don't think we'll see much change coast and bay. a lot of 50s and 60s. inland should rebound. there it is. there it goes. just roaring down the coast. there's a little low right off monterey helping to enhance some of that fog. you can see there's plenty out there. if you moved out here long enough. generally not going to warm up that much. 39 tahoe. 48 ukiah, 51 cool degrees. that's a little chill in the morning air for them as well. the low clouds will start to burn off sooner. high pressure is building in. that just puts a stamp right on top of it. it will squash it. a little warmer inland. again, some upper 70s for a

few. you will a -- but a lot of 60s and very low 70s with a westerly breeze. 60s by the coast and around the bay. 72 san jose, santa clara, sunnyvale at 70. 67 san mateo, 59 daly city. westlake, pacifica. pretty chilly there. clearing sooner. inland temperatures can sneak back in the 80s. we'll continue to warm it up in the 80s. 8:09. new this morning, at least ten people have been hurt. a bus collided with a train in pennsylvania. these are pictures we're just getting in. look at this. these are pictures right from the scene. the bus was carrying people with developmental disabilities. now, emergency dispatchers say at least five of the injured are in critical condition. it's been very foggy in that area, that part of pennsylvania. no word yet if that fog may have played a role in that crash. 8:09. a san francisco man and his sister survived the sinking of

their boat in the caribbean by swimming 14 hours to h land. dan successy and his -- susky and his ter said water flooded their boat. they swam 14 hours to shore after being given life jackets. they plan to fly back to the u.s. on saturday. japanese officials confirm that a small boat that, what under in northern california is part of the -- boat that washed up in northern california is part of the debris from the tsunami. this is in crescent city. this is the first confirmed piece of tsunami debris found on a california coast. there have been more than a thousand reports of potential tsunami debris in the u.s. but only 27 of those items, including this boat, have been verified. 8:10. the fate of the continuing battle to keep the kings in sacramento may be finally

decided in a couple of weeks. the nba is expected to vote by may 13th on whether the kings should stay in sacramento or move to seattle. now, the fans could get a better idea which way the league is leaning toward a big meeting set for monday. the vote comes five months after the kings' owners accepted a purchase owner prime minister investors in seattle. the sharks are headed to the nhl playoffs and some lucky cans can get their hands on tickets today. the tickets go on sale at 10:00 a.m. this morning. you can buy them at ticketmaster or at the nhl box office. there's a limit, eight tickets per customer. if you are planning to go down to the pavilion, wristbands will be bassed -- also passed out in less than ten minutes. 38 people died this morning from a fire at a psychiatric

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big fog bank out there for most. temperatures will warm up a little bit. coast and bay will have to wait until tomorrow. 8:14. new this morning, indian officials say 15 people are feared trap after a hospital building partially collapsed.

it happened earlier this morning in central india. 15 other -- 15 other people have been pulled from the collapsed section. police say 25 to 30 people were believed to be on the first floor of thewomen pale medical board when the ceiling caved in. this comes days after a factory building in bangladesh killed over 300 people. at least 38 people were killed in at a fire at a psychiatric hospital. the fast-moving people killed most of the people while they were in their beds. reportedly the patients were so heavily sedated they never woke up, even when the fire alarms woke up. a nurse and two paints are believed to be the only -- patients are believed to be the only survivors. protests are going in bangladesh over the collapse of a garment factory earlier this week. thousands of angry workers armed with sticks have taken to the streets to call for better

building safety standards. this as hundreds continue to search still looking for survivors in the heat. 300 are confirmed dead. the building collapsed wednesday, one day after cracks were reported in the structure. the u.s. senated to advance a bill that would require online retailers to start charging celesta. they would be required -- sales text. they would be required to those purchases made over the internet and the sales tax would be sent to the state where the sender lives. the senate will take a final bill on may 6th, when they come back from a week-long vacation. lap happening right now -- happening right now, the house of representatives may put a stop to those faa furloughs. as kyla campbell reports from our washington, d.c. newsroom, the senate passed legislation last night trying to areevate the frustration of -- areevate

the frustration of --'s leavate the frustration of furloughs. >> reporter: dave, we were taking a live look right now -- we are taking a live look at the house floor. rawmakers signaled they will -- you willmakers signaled they will -- lawmakers signaled they will vote to move money into the operations budget and that should put an end to furloughs. 3500 flight delays happened. the faa said it wouldn't risk safety, so fewer air traffic controllers meant not as many planes in the arair. members of the house got heated saying the delayed flights are just the beginning of budget cuts affecting people nationwide. >> across-the-board business cuts are stupid what about this

unused money over here? oh, we can't move that. >> reporter: it's pertiment for the house to move on this today. congress recesses this afternoon for the next week and a half. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. some republicans in congress are pushing to do away with the life-line program. a program that gives free phones to low income people. lawmakers said this program is riddled with fraud and expressed outrage at the biggest beneficiary of the program is the richest man in the world. that's carlos slim, the mexican billionaire whose phone company was paid $450 million by the life line program in 2011. but supporters of the life line program say it's a crucial communication link for poor people who otherwise would not have a phone. 8:18. this morning, samsung electronics reported a 6th straight quarter of growing electronics. they made the announcement one

day before it starts to sell its newest galaxy phone. initial orders for the galaxy 4 were better than expected. and are likely to push samsung's profits even higher in the quarter. and apple announced growth had slowed for the first time in ten years. today, at&t launches its digital life service in 15 cities including san francisco. that's at&t's name for its home security and automation service. it will allow subscribers to check security cameras, and locks through their phones and tablets. at&t will charge $250 for the equipment and installation plus a $40 month subscriber free. well, the san jose police department has a new mission statement in the mid of having fewer police officers and the lack of a department.

after losing 300 police officers to layoffs and early rent tireme the past two years. the department says they will make a better effort to use social media to communicate about reporting crimes. the department will continue to focus on gang suppress, including efforts to steer young people away from gangs. the san jose and police union reached a deal for pensions on new officers. that ends a month's long dispute. the mercury news reports the new report would raise the minimum wage to full retirement benefits to 60 and lower the maximum to 65% of the pay. the city planned to old an arbitration issue. the two sides plan to meet with a judge to formalize a settlement. 8:20. happening right now, president obama is scheduled to speak at an annual meeting of planned parenthood in washington, d.c. let's listen in.

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8:25. the union city police found a surprising solution while looking for a new sketch artist. one of their own detectives, bob kensic who had no prior training volunteered for the job. a few months ago, this -- ago, this was kind of the best work

kensic could do. but since then, the police department sent him to special forensic art classes in southern california and he's already making progress. one of the sketches even helped identify a home-invasion robbery suspect. >> we happened to have a -- one of our task members came through. we were talking about it, we showed off bob's sketch and he said that looks like such and such. >> kensic still needs two more courses to become a certified forensic artist. sal, you are coming back. how is the toll plaza doing? >> well, it's actually pet it -- pretty good, dave. >> okay. >> people kind of throw around the word "friday light." today if does -- it does apply. westbound coming up to the bay bridge toll plaza, no big problems. a small delay at the metering lights. that's about it all. tonight the as and the warriors play at the same time.

both games will be well attended. especially the warriors' game. it's a playoff game. the best way to get to the coliseum is b.a.r.t. this morning's commute still busy on 680 and 242 because of an earlier crash. i would avoid 2 had 2 and use 680 when you are on highway 4. don't get on 242. let's go to steve. still a pretty good fog bank. there's a couple of locations. 8:00 a.m. is the only one that says partly sunny. there's others. but on the reporting stations, everyone else is saying foggy. temperatures have been stuck. antioch is warmer than that now, i think. temperatures really haven't gone very far since about 4:00 in the morning. high pressure will start to burn this fog off sooner. a little offshore circulation helping to enhance that fog. fog, sunny, a little warmer inland. i don't think there will be much change coast and bay.

60s for many. low to mid. temperatures will rebound tomorrow. i think it will be warmer sunday, monday, tuesday, dave. 8:27. a major new development in the boston marathon bombing case. why the surviving spell was -- suspect was moved out of the hospital just hours ago. >> reporter: an historic building in san jose goes up in flames even though the fire is out. we'll tell you why firefighters can't enter. we'll also tell you why the building was so beloved. and how the warriors' playoff game could affect your evening commute. i knew there were a lot of tech jobs available out there.

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welcome back. the well-known building in san jose was badly damaged by fire overnight. it's on south first street. it used to house a bicycle shop and a museum. now, janine de la vega is there now and there's been an emotional reaction out there, janine. >> reporter: we've seen a dozen people out here. some people crying. this gentleman stopped by. he had to see it for himself. they are taking pictures of fave's bike shom. the top floor is -- bake shop. the top floor is completely devastated. the whole building is made of wood. it's an historic building here in san jose. when you pass it, you would do a double-take even before the fire. it sort of looks like the leaning tower of pisa. here's photos of flames shooting out. it started at 9:30. firefighters say when they

arrived, it was totally engulfed. because of the age of the building, it was unsafe to enter. it used to be a saloon. >> it's old. it was gonna go away anyways but i didn't expect it to go away like this. they went through a long battle with the property owner and finally he threw the towel in and said, i give up. >> reporter: firefighters say the owner moved out at couple of weeks ago. there's actually a for sale sign on the building now. former customers tell us in recent weeks, he actually started giving away some of the bike parts, but we are hold that this was the place to go if you wanted to make a pre-war bike. back out here live, you can see firefighters are out here. they are waiting for a building engineer to come out here to see if this building is

actually structurally safe. then they can go in to determine a cause of the blaze. right now, that's unknown. errorring live from san jose -- reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. we're following a major new development in the boston marathon bombing case. just hours ago, the surviving suspect was mosqued from a boston hospital -- moved from a boston hospital to a massachusetts prison. dzhokhar tsarnaev is being treated in the medical ward of the old fort devins army base. the 19-year-old is recovering from injuries he suffered during his attempted getaway last week. in the meantime, the father of the two suspects has now delayed his trip to the u.s. indefinitely. he was expected to fly to boston today to meet with investigators and possibly his surviving son. but his wife says he's decided to put that trip off due to health reasons. they are even reports she

called an ambulance to his home in russia early this morning. the latest official casualty figure from the boston marathon bombings was 262 people were hurt. that's a lot more than first reported. 31 victims are still in trauma centers, including many victims who lost limbs. now, these critical injuries are gonna require very expensive operations. one group has already raised $25 million and individual and corporate donations to help the victims pay their hospital bills. the boston bombing case is fueling the emotional debate on america's immigration policies. the senate says the terrorist attack could lead to big changes in the way the u.s. grants asylum to imgrants. those two suspects are from russia and came to the country with their tell ten years ago -- with their family ten years ago.

california is one step closer becoming the first state in the country to allow noncitizens in the jury box. this passed the state assembly. the bill's author says only noncitizens in the country legally would be allowed to serve. he said it would help integrate immigrants in the community. if you will be driving on 880 in oakland later on tonight, expect a lot of company out there. claudine wong joins us now to tell us how the golden state warriors first home game of the nba playoffs could affect the evening commute. claudine? >> reporter: well, we're glad the warriors are home. take a look at oracle arena. it will be booming tonight. it's a soldout crowd, yet again. 33rd consecutive time that's happened. but if you see all of these empty seats and you know they will be filled tonight. you also know there will be a lot of traffic of people trying to get here to get in those

seats and keep in mind you have and as game at the same time. so whether or not you are coming here, you are coming to the coliseum or just trying to get through the area, you will be affected tonight. keep that in mind. you will want to stay away from this area if you can. warriors are opening the doors, half an hour earlier. instead of 90 minutes, it will be two hours before game time. 5:30 to try to ease tom -- ease some of that. add to that some extra security. we know that o.p.d. is adding extra officers and alameda county will be out here. they are not usually at warrior games but they were asked to be out here by o.p.d. and we talked to the alameda county sheriff's department this morning about what they will be doing here tonight. >> the oakland police department has asked us to use our explosive detecting it k-9s to search the coliseum and arena before the game tonight. to make sure large crowds are safe. >> reporter: and they are

asking the large crowds to be aware. if they see anything suspicious, to report it right way -- right away. we've been asking for fan photos. certainly, getting a lot of feedback on facebook and on ktvu's facebook page about all of the people excited to come here. this is the place everyone wants to be. ready for the warriors to win another one here at home. but again, yes, if you are coming here, if you are an as fan, or if you are anywhere around here, 7:05 is the as game. 7:30 is the warriors' game. just keep in mind it will take you extra time to get in here. once you do, it's all about the warriors. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> like the shirts and all of those -- on all of the shares, too. check in with sal and see what the commute is looking right like right -- looking like right now.

the warriors'' pr said the game is at 7:30. you can't roll in at 7:30. >> no. >> get there at 5:30. >> yes. >> that's a pro tip for dan who works for the warriors. i like that tweet. let's stake a a look at the cool so low see yum -- solo see yum -- coliseum. tonight this area will be very heavily traveled because of the two sporting events. bay bridge toll plaza, you will see traffic here light coming into the city. the problem in concord has become better now that they've opened up. i would say highway 4, stay on highway 4 and use 680 south. don't use 242. it's within the -- it's been the trouble spot. let's go to, steve. happy friday, everything. a lot of low clouds around. there are a few sunbreaks. but the fog has been

increasing. it continues to kind of move down the coast. compete opposite of what we saw around tuesday or wednesday. it was going up the coast. things have been stuck. we still have a west wind. nothing like it was yesterday. that's for sure. high pressure building in with a low that gave us a cooldown rapidly accelerating. that's opened the door for the high to come back in. it's going to put the stamp on the fog. it will burn off sooner. a lot of low clouds around. some of you love that westerly breeze. well, it's a forecast that both of you can enjoy. today we'll be on the cooler side. inland we'll get a couple of warmups here. not a lot. but more likely tomorrow. 50s, 60s by the water. unless you are down towards santa cruz. clearing, warmer, on saturday.

we'll see some mid- to upper 80s. probably 70s closer to it. 8:39. two teenaged drivers are back in the custody of their parents after being arrested for reckless driving. on wednesday afternoon a speeding car crashed into this home on lee avenue in san jose. a 40-year-old woman in the kitchen was critically injured. her 9-year-old daughter was pinned to the wall by the car but not seriously hurt. people who live there say two cars were racing when they lost control. police are now investigating those claims. 8:40. the federal government is stopping imports of cucumbers from a company in mexico because they are linked to a salmonella outbreak. at least 73 people in 18 states became ill after eating those cucumbers. 28 of the victims are from right here in california. the outbreak was first reported last january. none of the cucumbers should be on store shelves right now. if you want to see the full report, go to ouren chale 2

website -- go to our website, ktvu. look under to the hopicks. -- topics. sad news for country music fans. ♪ it's the best that i can do ♪ we've just learned about the death of a music legend who had hits in five derk aid. and news on the bay area's -- five decades. and news on the bay area's red hot housing market. >> reporter: we'll tell you why fire investigators believe this fire near a school is suspicious.

stock prices after companies like amazon released weak earnings reports. taking a live look at the big board, the dow is up by 4. the nasdaq, though, is down 17 and s&p down 5. the recovery of the bay area's housing market is spreading past silicon valley. now it's starting to lift home values in the east bay as well. homes in 34 bay area zip codes are now within 1% of their peak

prices from 2006. often properties are selling in less than a week and for more than the asking price. but the recovery is uneven with many homes in antioch, richmond still worth than less half their 2006 values. it was eatier for home buyers to afford a mortgage this week. the rate for a 30-year fix rate loan averages 3.4%. that's just 900ths from the record low set in november. the average for a 15-year mortgage is at 2.61%. 8:45. let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories we are feeling for you. this morning, the house of representatives is expected to approve new legislation that would allow the faa to end those furloughs of air traffic controllers. it will authorize funds to be transferred and moved around within the overall budget. the senate approved that legislation last night.

>> we'll dig and fix it and we'll repave everything. hopefully we will be out of here around noon. that's a spokesperson for east bay m.u.d. still customers are still without mud -- several customers are still without water. the problem is expected to be fix the within the next couple of hours. -- fixed within the next couple of hours. a major fire destroyed six portable classroom as the james madison elementary overnight. tara moriarty is live where staff members are coming back to class and then are shocked by what they are seeing. >> reporter: typers are kleeed this -- teachers are relieved this fire never got close to the school. you can see how the flames lit up that that giant. we have an overhead shot about how the fire gutted six portable offices in the back of the building. it's located right next to

james madison elementary school. officials said classes will go on as usual today. ktvu was the only crew on scene right after the fire broke out. police provided us with some still photos as well. alameda county firefighters got the call after midnight. the investigator told ktvu the fire is suspicious. it took crews 20 minutes to knock out. flames shot about five stories high in the air and could be seen for miles. >> nothing but red and then all of a sudden we see the flames. it's just about 20 feet from the fenceline from our bedroom window. we gotta get the heck out of there. >> reporter: about two or three families fled from their homes. there were no forced evacuations. luckily no one was hurt. we spoke to the principal, he said the district office was about to be renovated and the portables were going to be used

for housing. arson a responsibility, they say -- possibility, they say. this is a photo of 80-year- old kellsen heart. she's signed as 5 feet tall, 90 pound, black hair, brown eyes. authorities say she was last seen yesterday morning. authorities say she has diabetes and moderate dementia. anyone with information is asked to call the senate county sheriff's office. a preliminary hearing is scheduled this morning for the driver accused of killing a san francisco high school student. henren chang was celebrating her 17th birthday when she was killed near stern grove last month. investigators say 28-year-old kerren brewer was under the influence of alcohol when he hit the teen. he pleaded not guilty to felony charges in connection with the death. police in vallejo have

returned almost 60 pound of marijuana to two medical marijuana dispensaries that were raided last year. the paper reports they returned hundreds of dead plants. in comes after a judge threwout one case against a dispensaries and prosecutors -- a dispensary and prosecutors dismissed another. san mateo county sheriff's deputies arrested two people who reportedly possessed cash, weapons and thousands of dollars in drugs. 20-year-old carey stynes and rebecca flores were arrested after police say they spotted stynes on his cell phone and driving. that's when they say they found a pound of marijuana and $8,000 cash in his car. after a search warrant was issued, they say more weapons, drugs and money were found in the home. that's where flores was arrested. 8:49. there are new concerns about

drinking water in american canyon this morning. officials say the chemical thm in levels that exceed the standards set by the state department of public health have been detected in the water for the first time since 2005. high levels of thm have been linked to liver, kidney, and central nervous system problems and increased cancer risks. but health officials say the levels found in the water does not pose a health risk. four members of the petaluma little league team have been suspended from school accused of ganging up on a teammate. the teammate headlined last summer when it finished third in the world series in pennsylvania. the four boys were suspended from petaluma high school earlier -- earlier this month for getting into a scuffle. that boy's mother says her son was bullied. one parent says it was blown

out of proportion. superintendent steve lawrence, who you see here, and general council greg rolen, will be let go may 1st without caught. both had contracts that were due to expire in june of next year. the many employees have been push fogger a change in -- pushing for change in a -- pushing for change in leadership. new this morning, the entertainment world mourning the death country music star george jones. ♪ >> i was known as a pure country singer. george jones died today in nashville. he had been hospitalized for a fever and an irregular blood pressure. he had number one songs in five different decades, stretching

from the 1950s to the 199 as. heat best known for "-- 1990s. he's best known for "he stopped lover her today." george jones died today at the age of 81. nine minutes before 9:00. north korea is rejecting a proposal by south korea for talks on a factory park run by the two countries. the factory park is on north korea's side of the border but houses operations of more than 120 south korean companies. two weeks ago, north korea stopped allowing south koreans to stop the border into the factory park. yesterday, south korea warned north korea of serious consequences if it rejected talks about the situation. senator john mccain says is the u.s. should get more directly involved in the conflict in syria. this comes amid reports the syrian government used chemical weapons. mccain wants the u.s. to establish a no fly zone over

syria and give weapons to rebels. president obama says the use of chemical weapons by syria could be a red line that could trigger a u.s. reaction. yesterday, chug hagel nounced that the u.s. has -- chuck hagel announced that the u.s. has varying degrees of confidence of the use of those weapons. he's a new york man and he's getting the last laugh. [laughter] >> how can you forget him? yeah. his sense of humor got him in trouble with the law but now he's laughing. good morning. southbound golden gate bridge traffic, well, that looks good heading down to the toll plaza. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay weather. is it wrong to buy an entire outfit

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look at this in iowa. a car crashed and exploded during a race where an axle broke off. well, that's when another driver who was right behind that car jumped out of his car pulled the driver out of the wreckage to safety and saved his life. a man in new york who got a ticket because he laughed too loud, he's now free to laugh again. [laughter] >> i told tori that could be your next door neighbor. a judge threw out two charges of disturbing the peace against him. he got the tickets after the neighbors called the cops complaining he laughed too loud and too much. he said he and his neighbor,

they don't get along. the judge called the case a neighborhood issue. a bill to extend the green and white sicker program has been given the green light. yesterday, the bill passed with a vote of 34-0. it will allow fuel-efficient cars with the stickers to use carpool lanes until 2018. this was set to expire in 2015. leland yee who authored the bill hopes this will motivate more people to buy clean, energy vehicles. how does 880 look, sal? >> looks good now. >> okay. >> tonight it will be a different story. the warriors, that playoff game. just plan ahead. this area will be very crowded. bay bridge looks good. on the peninsula if you are driving over to highway 101, it looks good. some airport delays at sfo, check with your carrier. plenty of he low clouds. it will be kind of a day where

maybe inland areas come up. tomorrow we'll be warmer and it looks like a warmer start to sunday and then early next week. thank you, steve. >> you bet. that's our report for this morning. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> be sure to watch the news at 5:00 for more on the warriors' playoff game. we're always here for you at ktvu.com. thank you for joining us. have a great weekend! you kids should count yourselves lucky.

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