hundreds of officers respond to calls of shots fired. what the notice really was and who police are searching for this morning. >> it's scary for me, you know. especially for my girls. >> an east bay neighborhood on edge after the attempted kidnapping of a two-year-old. the search under way for the man who tried to take her. >> plus another search this morning for critical evidence in the boston marathon bombing investigation. what brought police to this landfill, and what they are hoping to find. >> and an unbelievable game 3 gives the warriors the advantage against the nuggets, and the new motto fans are

chanting as playoff fever continues. mornings on 2 starts now. good morning, everyone. welcome to mornings on 2. it's saturday, april 27th, i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. let's check in with rosemary for a quick look at the weather. it's going to be warm. >> yes. for most it will be an enjoyable one. we have low clouds and fog back this morning. a cool start to the day, a few degrees cooler than yesterday morning, but by the afternoon we'll surpass the afternoon highs from friday and in the extended forecast we're try and will continue the forming trend. i'll have your numbers coming up. morning a dozen people were detained in oakland overnight after glass bottles were thrown at sheriff deputies. it happened around 12:30 after the deputies chased a stolen car from san leandro to 106th and macarthur. the driver got out and ran near what police say was a potential side show. investigators say the

spectators started throwing bottles at deputies. the deputies mistook the breaking bottles for gun shots and called for backup. close to 100 officers showed up to help and started handcuffing people. the suspected car thief got away. alex savidge will have a live report in oakland on this story coming up. a triple shooting in north oakland has killed one and sent two others to the hospital. around 9:30 last night officers say three people were shot on 53rd near children's hospital. they were driven to the emergency room in a van. police tell ktvu one person died at the hospital. we do not know the conditions of the others. the shooting was about a block away from where a woman was fatally shot in front of her young son on wednesday night. police are searching for a man who grabbed and tried to kidnap a two-year-old girl in contra costa county. it happened there pittsburg as she was playing in her front yard on rain drop circle. it was the middle of the afternoon yesterday. police say the man walked up to the little girl, snatched her and ran. officers say the child's mother chase afford that man

threatening to call 911. he dropped the girl in bushes and kept running. neighbors say they are furious. >> honestly, there's no words to describe how angry you feel, and how you just want to catch the guy that had the audacity to take a kid in the middle of the day. >> police brought in specially trained search and rescue dogs to hunt for the suspect, but so far, no word of an arrest. investigators tell us they are looking for a white man in his 30s with dirty blond collar- length hair. he was clean-cut wearing a green shirt and blue jeans. new information this morning on who investigators say may have helped the boston bombing suspects execute their attack. ktvu's katie you des live with new details. >> reporter: investigators are combing through a landfill trying to find dzhokhar tsarnaev's laptop which may include planning details, and are trying to figure out what roles the tsarnaev's mother.

tamerlan tsarnaev were added to a terrorist database in 2001. now investigators are trying to figure out when the family may have picked upstreamist views. a man by the name of misha the fbi are looking into and if he helped the two brothers build the pressure cooker bomb. >> when misha visited us, he opened our eyes, you know. really wide. about islam. >> killed. >> reporter: the presents of the suspect -- parents of the suspects said they would come to the u.s. to aid in the investigation but late friday changed plans and remain in russia. their younger son and surviving bombing suspect's condition is improving. yesterday, dzhokhar tsarnaev was moved from boston's beth israel deaconess medical center to a federal medical center about 40 miles away. >> well, i'm glad he is not in the same hospital as my daughter anymore. i feel like she's part of history. i just hope whatever he deserves, he gets.

>> reporter: in russia, 140 people have been arrested and detained as part of an operation conducted by the russian security services. if crack-down is on individuals connected to islamic extremist organizations. russian state news agencies said yesterday, the arrest happened at a place of prayer located south of moscow. so far, no indication the arrests have any connection to the boston bombing. coming up in the 8:00 hour, we'll look into how an extremist magazine may have shown the bombing suspects how to build a pressure cooker bomb. one over the top finishers of the boston marathon will kick off the opening ceremonies of the fourth annual stair climb at at&t park today. this year's stadium stampede has brought in more than $100,000 and that money go toes the good tidings organization which provides free athletic education and art programs to bay area youth. the event begins at 9 a.m. more than 500 people are expected to participate. and as we mentioned at the top of mornings on 2. more than a dozen people were detained in

oakland after glass bottles were thrown at sheriff deputies. alex savidge live in oakland this morning with morton story. alex. >> reporter: well, good morning. this all began very early this morning, when alameda county sheriff's deputies began a pursuit. they started chasing the stolen car here in the city of san leandro. eventually that wanted driver led those sheriff's deputies into the city of oakland. [ sirens ] >> reporter: and during that chase, alameda county sheriff's department is telling us the deputies were led to a possible side show that was under way at the intersection of 106th avenue and macarthur. this was just after midnight. a large crowd gathered there and people in that crowd began to throw bottles at the deputies' squad cars. that deputy pulled up. this prompted a huge law enforcement response with dozens of officers called in from oakland police, scanlyian dough police, a.c -- san leandro police, and others.

eventually the crowd was brought under control and several people were detained in the process. the good news is that no one, including officers, were hurt during this situation. but we have been told the driver who prompted that original pursuit is still on the run this morning. live this morning in san leandro, alex savidge, ktvu, channel 2 news. the golden state warriors are up two games to one in their playoff series against the denver nuggets. [ cheers and applause ] >> a loud sea of gold filled the oracle arena as the teams tipped off last night. fans arrived to find playoff t- shirts on every seat and instead of the we believe motto used in 2007, these shirts read we are warriors on the front and on the back, a number of different phrases from we battle, we defend, we protect, and we unite. >> we made it into the playoffs. our football team made it to the super bowl. our baseball team made it to the world series. espn's got to show us some love

now. >> steph curry played on a sprained ankle. even so, he had 29 points, 11 assists, war worse won 110-108. game four is tomorrow night. >> a fun game to watch. early eel i said marc jackson said it's defense and battle in his mind, about the two shirts. >> got to battle. >> steph curry battling the injury. great game last night. >> absolutely. so warm today looks like. rosemary. >> warmer, know that. >> the sunrise for us. is it already warm out there now? >> it's a little cool. we're actually a few degrees cooler than yesterday. the marine layer not as thick. if onshore breeze is a little stronger. i do expect by noontime and into the afternoon temperatures will surpass what we saw on friday, and felt into the afternoon, temperatures getting into the 80s. our inland spots giving you a live look overbay point where the sun is shining there. meanwhile around the bay, along the coast and into the north bay, low clouds, even fog reported in areas like santa

rosa, as well as napa. visibility between 2p 3 and 4 miles. that to be aware of. i don't know if you can actually see it here, but that light shade of gray is the low cloud and fog cover that's over the area this morning. you go far inland and it's mostly sunny. 49 degrees in antioch, 47 in concord. upper 40s to low 50s around the bay. we've got 48 in navarro. upper 40s in santa rosa as well as napa, along the peninsula, 50 for as altos. palo alto, menlow park is 53. getting out for a bike ride or a jog? it's a good morning. this will peel back and we'll have mostly sunny skies for the second half of the day. by mid morning we'll see the blue sky. we've got pretty good clearing. it will hug the coastline until noontime, maybe 1:00. then we'll be partly cloudy for the afternoon along the coast. the pacific satellite view, a look from up above. there is that ridge of high pressure. you can see the cloud formation beginning to take that mild

little arch there, and it will continue to grow as our temperatures will be growing. sunday looks to be the warmer day of the weekend, and our temperatures will continue to climb as we get into early next week. so your afternoon highs for today, 75 for navarro, 74 san rafael, mid 60s in san francisco, nearing 70 degrees in oakland this afternoon as you're going to watch the a's play. 82 in concord, into the santa clara valley. 78 for you san jose, 81 for morgan hill. 81 los gatos, santa cruz 73, and the extended forecast shows the warmer day will come tomorrow. by monday the inland areas nearing 90 degrees. and we're going to hover there. tuesday into wednesday, we dip ever so slightly. it's not going to be much of a relief if you don't like that heat. upper 80s in the forecast remaining with mostly sunny skies and dry weather. i'll have a look at your lunchtime numbers coming up. wreckage found in a new york city neighborhood, why investigators say they believe it belongs to a plane from the september 11th attacks, and how they plan to identify it.

>> and mountain after the golden gate bridge said goodbye to the toll takers, we have a better idea of how the electronic toll taking system is working. >> first outside interstate 880 in oakland, traffic moving great but to the south c.h.p. is clearing an accident. 880 and hayward near the auto mall parkway exit. northbound, we got a few lanes blocked because of that one. it's 7:11. this is mornings on 2. enough about the book, i want to hear about your date. well, he showed up in a van. [ women ] oh-awww. [ voices in background ]

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[ music ] sharing with you a view from bay point this morning, waking up with mostly sunny skies. if you do have the low clouds outside your door, you can expect a midmorning burn-off, at least for most. it will linger along the coast. we are following new developments from bang la. eight people are under arrest in connection with wednesday's

deadly garment factory collapse. they are accused of forcing the staff to work despite warnings from the government about cracks in the building. the arrests come as rescuers continue to dig through the rubble with the hopes of finding more survivors. overnight, 24 people were rescued alive, but at least 600 are still missing, and more than 300 have died. a piece of landing gear possibly belonging to one of the planes destroyed in the 9/11 terrorist attack has been found. new york police secured an area in lower manhattan on wednesday after surveyors discovered what appears to be a plane's landing gear. police say the part was wedged between an apartment building and a mosque. investigators say the three- foot object is twisted and rusted, but has a visible boeing identification number that investigators say will be used to find out what plane that part belongs to. >> the office of the chief medical examiner will do an examination of the area around this park to see if it's toxic

in any way. they will also check to see if there's any human remains at the site. >> the spot where the landing gear was found is about three blocks from ground zero. the next move will be to figure out how to move the piece of equipment from its narrow location. in his weekly address, president obama blames republicans in congress for the air traffic controller furloughs they're not trying to fix. >> this week the sequester hurt travelers who were stuck for hours in airports and on planes and are rightly frustrated by it. and maybe because they fly home each weekend, the members of congress who insisted on these cuts finally realized that they actually apply to them, too. >> congress has approved a bill to end the furloughs. the f.a.a. says controllers will return to normal schedules after the president signs the bill. people flying out of s.f.o. may see some delays this weekend. that's because the airport is doing another round of upgrades on one of its runways. that work will continue through monday morning and that means

only half as many planes can take off and land, and that can delay some flights. japanese authorities have lifted the ban on flying boeing 787's for commercial flights. yesterday, the jap tease transportation minister gave the go-ahead to top executives of japan air and all nipon air pays. both airlines have to take extra safety precautions and install revamped lithium ion batteries. a.n.a. is expecting to bring back the nonstop flights at the end of next month. chevron has completed repairs on an oil unit. they unveiled the restart during a conference call talking about the company's $1.8 billion 1st quarter profit. chevron is also inspecting the entire refinery, replacing pipes as needed and starting new rules for evaluating leaks. environmentalists say more work needs to be done. >> ian cal osha said there's maybe 2000 places where

corrosion was just patched, like a clamp or patching a bicycle tire. except this is a lot more dangerous. >> san ramon-based chevron is currently feeding oil into the fire-damaged crude unit. the cfo says the refinery is expected to be at full operation sometime this summer. tonight a fund-raiser is being held for the san jose family whose young daughter died in a fire more than a week ago. seven-year-old mariah gomez died when the room she and her four-year-old sister were sleeping in went up in flames on april 15. her sister got out with burn injuries but family members were overcome by smoke and fire as they tried to rescue mariah. friends of the family are holding a spaghetti dinner tonight to raise mine. it's being held at st. john's catholic church on highland avenue in san jose. the dinner runs from 6 to 9 p.m. and hundreds are expected to attend. $10 will buy you spaghetti, salad, bread and a drink and there will also be a ralph of various prizes. later this morning in oakland, anti-violence group will publicly remember the teenager killed in the aftermath of a first friday

festival. soldiers against violence everywhere says it will hold the stand-in to honor kionte campbell. the 18-year-old was shot during a first friday event in february in oakland's uptown district. today's stand-in will take place at 11:00 at 20th and telegraph boulevard. the stand-in will overlap a meeting to improve public safety in oakland. the town hall meeting is a chance for the community to help shape a plan to stop gun violence. that plan is being developed by the oakland police department's is that tee jibbing policy partnership. this morning's meeting starts at 10:00 at the cesar chavez education center on international boulevard san jose police cracked down on after school racing after a car crashed into a home and severely injured a woman. police cars and motorcycle officers lined lee avenue near lee high school yesterday afternoon, in response to wednesday's violent crash. police say two teenagers were speeding in their bmw's on wednesday when they ran into each other. one car consider reasoned into a home. a woman inside suffered severe

injuries. both drivers were arrested. and teenagers are actually being encouraged to race today and tomorrow at the cow palace. teens can take to the wheel with racing instructors at the bridgestone tires teens drive smart tour in the cow palace parking lot. the idea is to have new drivers practice maneuvers that will help them avoid accidents and also give them an experience they can't safely get elsewhere. >> we'll teach them how to catch skids, how to do an accident avoidance, and most importantly, we teach them about distracted driving is one of the most dangerous things they can do. >> the courses are free for teen drivers with a permit or a driver's license. they start at 8:30 in the morning and go till 1 p.m. today and tomorrow. space is limited. and drivers are still speeding through the new electronic toll plaza at the golden gate brunch. chp is warning that the education period is almost over and they will soon begin ticketing drivers, going faster than 25 miles per hour. they also say drivers are still using the car pool lane with only two people.

officers say while it is true that the road leading onto the bridge requires only two people for the car pool lane, you need three people to use the car pool lane at the toll plaza. keeping birds safe and alive in pet loom ma is the message dozens of protesters are trying to send to caltrans. they claim nets put under the bridges by caltrans have killed hundreds of federally protected birds. the nets were put up to prevent the birds from nesting during the highway 101 widening project. but advocates say caltrans should be using teflon instead, to keep the birds away. caltrans says it is examining all options, and that contractors have been trying to close gaps in the netting to prevent further problems. >> some san francisco neighborhoods will be getting much-needed tlc. today the department of public works is joining up with starbucks and more than 1000 volunteers to clean up san francisco neighborhoods. the event is part of giants sweep. a city-wide anti-litter

campaign. volunteers will be weeding, picking up trash and planting throughout the city it's one of the most popular rides at disneyland. why park officials now say no one will be riding space >> anthe seor fld in . thsierra foothills. the new gold rush getting under way. and just how much one company believes is actually there. >> warmer weather headed to the bay area for your weekend. i'll have what you can expect in your neighborhood, coming up.

if you're planning to visit disneyland in the near future, there's one popular ride you will have to skip. disney has announced it is going to close space mountain indefinitely. the news comes two weeks after state safety regulators cited the park for hazards after a contractor injured himself when he fell from the ride in november. right now disney has no estimate of when space mountain will reopen. a coin once worth 5 cents has just sold for $3 million.

two men bought this 1913 liberty head nickel at a rare coin auction in illinois on thursday. their winning bid was more than 3.1 million dollars. the nickel is one of only five known to exist. it was once thought to be fake, and forgotten in a closet for decades before officials declared it authentic. the california gold rush is being revived and experts say there is still a lot of money to be found. in 18 49 john sutter kicked off the biggest gold rush in history. now sutter gold mining company is at it again. they believe they're still plenty of gold left in the ground in the sierra foothills and that is setting off a whole new group of 49ers. >> we simply jumped into the creeks with pans and buckets and we were scooping it up by the handful. >> the company believe there's more than 600,000 ounces of gold in the hills and at today's prices, that's about $900 million. it plans to start work at the lincoln mine in just a few

months, and i'm out of here. i'm going. >> you're going. get your pan. get in the creek and get going. >> yes. absolutely. giants are on the road. a's home. they played last night and today. let's see. headed out to the ballpark, rosemary, how are we looking for the a's fans? >> a great day for a ball game. or maybe you have a little leaguer on his way out the door. a little cool this morning. by the afternoon you'll need sunblock and extra water, because it's going to be warmer than on friday. temperatures will be above average once again under dry conditions. giving you a look at what you can expect. outside right now, upper 40s for our inland areas around the bay, 40s to low 50s. far inland areas like antioch, not feeling too bad for upper 40s to low 50s for you as well under mostly sunny skies. we have low clouds, fog, along the coastline that will burn away. mostly sunny by noontime. most of us, upper 50s at the coast. the warmer communities, looking into the mid 70s. then for the afternoon, low 60s at the coast, to widespread

upper 70s to low 80s for the inland areas. a quick look at what you can expect for the afternoon. 70 in oakland if you're going to see the a's. 74 mountain view. 70 in san mateo. farther inland, air warmer, 84 for antioch this afternoon and the extended forecast, sort of a summer like pattern setting up. and when i say that, what i mean is the localized sea breeze isn't going to go away. at the coast, inside the bay will be generally a little more comfortable as our inland areas continue to soar into the upper 80s, low 90s, and hold there through about wednesday. back to you. several streets in downtown petaluma will be closed today. the thoond annual butter and -- 32nd annual butter and egg days parade festival starts at 10:00. 15 streets will be closed throughout the day, from washington street to d street, and keller to 2nd. the streets will be filled with artists and jewelers and food vendors. 30,000 people expected to attend. >> and security is expected to be high at this weekend's asparagus festival in stockton. thousands of people from all

over the world attend this event each year. it kicked off yesterday. stockton police say they plan to have a large number of uniformed officers inside and outside that event. >> so far, i feel very safe. i see a strong police presence out >> we are a very, very safe festival. one of the best food fests in the west. >> the festival brings in more than $300,000 each year for more than 100 charities. the discovery of a very itchy problem at a starbucks in the south bay. where it was found and the coffee house is trying to get rid of it. >> we could see land off in the distance. and started swimming that direction. >> and a sister and brother's harrowing tale of survival after a fishing trip turned into a fight for their lives. >> and a car chase early this morning leads officers into the middle of a side show in oakland. why it took such a huge police response to clear that crowd.

it started as a stolen car chase, but ended with dozens of reinforcements called in by police. good morning, welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. police and sheriff deputies detained around a dozen people in oakland after glass bottles were thrown at officers. alex savidge is live now in oakland to tell us about the huge police response at 106th

and macarthur overnight. alex. >> reporter: this was a dangerous situation for law enforcement as officers tried to control a crowd that had apparently gathered for a side show in oakland. everything began very early this morning, when sheriff's deputies here, alameda county sheriff's deputies chased a stolen car in san leandro. [ sirens ] >> reporter: during that chase, sheriff's deputies were led to a possible side show that was under way in oakland. at the intersection of 106th avenue and macarthur. this was just after midnight. a large crowd was gathered in the street there and some people were throwing bottles at the deputy's squad car as that deputy pulled up. that triggered a major police response. dozens of officers were called in from neighboring agencies, including oakland police, san leandro police, a.c. transit police and bart police. officers ended up detaining several people and they were able to get that crowd under control. it's unclear how many people

were eventually arrested. but in the end we know the driver from the original pursuit that began all of this was able to escape in the crowd, and that person remains on the run this morning. good news, is that no one was hurt, including any officers, during this very volatile situation in oakland early this morning. we're live in san leandro, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. and in oakland, a motorcyclist has died after a high speed chase with highway droll. around 11:00 last night chp officers attempted to pull over a speeding motorcyclist. officers say the motorcycle was reaching speeds of 90 miles an hour. the man on the motorcycle sped off on the seminary exit, but crashed head on with a car. officers say he died at the scene. the condition of the people in the car is not known, and so far, it is unclear why the motorcyclist sped away from chp. highway patrol says alcohol was a factor in another fatal crash involving a pickup truck from santa rosa on bennett valley road before 3:00 this morning.

investigators say the truck crossed into oncoming lanes and ended up crashing into a tree. the driver died at the scene. the 25-year-old passenger was received -- received minute injuries. san jose city has reached a deal with the police union on pensions. new officers will have a reduced pension and will have to work longer to collect the money. under the agreement, new hires will have to wait until they turn 60, with 32 and a half years of service to collect up to 65% of their pay. mayor chuck lee, who led the pension reform is now proposing new incentives to keep the officers, because so many have left the department. >> pay increase is important. we can also do some especially pays to reward people for performance. we're looking at some of that. maybe bonuses with one-time funds. it all depends on the fiscal ability of the city. >> the president of the san jose police officers association calls at this time worst pension plan being offered in the state. next week the union plans to file an appeal of measure b. the voter approved ballot measure responsible for the

pension reform. a nevada grand jury has dieted the man accused in a deadly shooting and crash on the las vestp. three people died as a result of february's incident, including an oakland man. 27-year-old amar harris is facing 11 felony charges including murder but in a surprise twist, he was also indicted in connection with an unrelated sexual assault that happened in 2010. harris is expected to plead not guilty to all the charges during his next hearing next month. police in hercules are investigating residential burglaries. they say 12 houses have been broken into this month and five took place on monday. in three cases police say burglars broke in through second story windows. investigators say they believe four men are connected to some of the burglaries. they say it was a n.b.a.er who spotted them in one instance and called police. some garbage collectors in fairfield are adding crime fighting to their job description. the program started last month, and is called we are looking out for you.

35 drivers for solano garbage have signed up to keep an eye on the streets and houses along their routes. if they see anything out of the ordinary, they say they will call police. >>it's probably about the best idea i've heard in a long time. we've tried other things. neighborhood watch and so on and so forth. that worked ok for a while but people have a tendency to move out and lose interest. >> the program is strictly voluntary, and the drivers won't be getting paid any extra money. they say they are doing it to help the communities where many of them live. a discovery at a campbell's starbucks has some customers feeling itchy. wednesday, county vector control confirmed bed bugs were found at the popular coffee house on south bascom avenue. a total of 10 bugs were found during the inspection. starbucks removed the soft- cushioned seats that are attracting those bugs and a spokesperson from the vector control says incidents like this are not uncommon. in san jose, budget cuts are forcing two elementary schools to close. both schools opened back in the

1960s, and many children who go to those schools have parents and even grandparents who also attended. yesterday, the district submitted the final budget reduction plan to the santa clara county office of education and under that budget, both schools will have to close their doors. >> there really isn't any fat left. every time you have to make another reduction, you're really hitting at the heart and soul of public education. and public education in allen rock. >> the superintendent says the district had no choice, and if the -- and the closures won't cover the $10 million cuts. officials may ask employees to also accept furlough days. monday, allen rock will send letters to parents explaining options for their children such as attending other schools in the district users of the daily deals website, livingsocial, are being urged to reset their passwords following a big cyber attack. the web side says 50 million users world wide are impacted. users' e-mail addresses, passwords and birth dates were

all accessed, but the company says credit card information was not affected. livingsocial is working with law enforcement to try to figure out who is responsible for the attack. honda is recalling 46,000 of its if fit sport cars because of a software glitch. it affects 2012 and 2013 models. the company says the problem is with the electronic stability control system. honda dealers will update the system for free starting next month. the san francisco man and his sister who survived that ship wreck in the caribbean sea are back in the united states. dan and skate tee suski arrived in miami yesterday after a frightening ordeal in st. l- ucia. earlier this week they went fishing when the boat they were on started taking on water. they waited to be rescued but no one came. they grabbed their life jackets and decided to swim to shore. it took them 14 hours to reach land. >> we could see land off in the distance, and started swimming that direction. and then it would disappear

intermittently, as we swam, but we felt the wind behind us and tried to use that as a gauge for directions. >> their ordeal did not stop there. once they reached land they had to hike through thick brush before they stumbled on a farm worker who did call for help. the siblings suffered scrapes from their life jackets but otherwise are just fine. >> unbelievable story. here in the bay area, not bitter cold but a little chilly out on this saturday morning. let's turn to rosemary. expecting a bit of a warm-up. >> you're right. yes. it's going to be a notable one, especially inland. a minor warm-up expected around the coast and around the bay. low clouds and fog around the bay, the coast, north bay, south bay but into the east bay. mostly sunny skies in most cases. a look there at a finger of fog stretching across, and you can see mount diablo there in the background. i want to point out. mount diablo at this hour, 67 degrees at 3800 feet. 67 degrees. 24 hours ago, 57 degrees.

so there is my reference that we are warming that air up. so above that marine layer, it's a warmer start. this morning, some of us slightly cooler. had a stronger onshore breeze earlier but you can see fairly calm at this time around the bay, over parts of the north bay. fairfield, we have that delta breeze at 14 miles per hour, but that's really about it. we're generally light with the winds. santa rosa, visibility down to about 2p 2 and a half miles. if you have an early morning trip, that to be aware of, the low clouds, the fog hanging on at least through the morning hours. i think we'll see that midmorning burn-off and along the coast it could take until the afternoon. the lighter shade of gray is where we're dealing with that cloud cover. it's fairly widespread. 52 in oakland right now, 49 in napa, 48 in navarro. 49 at sfo. mountain view, low 50s. so temperatures not too bad, but again, slightly cooler than how we woke up yesterday morning, in lafayette, walnut creek. upper 40s. 48 degrees castro valley. one last shift, 53 brentwood, 51 pleasanton, 51 outside your door in pittsburg.

a nice morning to get outdoors for a run or bike ride. in the afternoon it will be warm for some inland areas and sunday will be the warmer day of the weekend. so dealing with the fog this morning, i do see that clearing coming our way in the next two to three hours. and for sunday, we'll be nice to mild, to hot inland. which you can expect under mostly sunny skies and dry conditions for the afternoons. 75 for navarro today, 75 in petaluma, upper 70s in sonoma, 74 for vallejo, around if bay, we've got upper 60s to low 70s for the east bay shore line. 69 for san leandro, as well as alameda. get up over the east bay hills and it turns warm. 83 livermore, 83 in pittsburgh, into the santa clara valley for this afternoon. 76 santa clara, 78 for san jose. low 80s, saratoga, 73 in santa cruz. the peninsula will be a nice one this afternoon. redwood city, 75, palo alto, also. along the coast the afternoon sea breezy, low 60s for

pacificca and daily city. the extended forecast here, there is the heat-up and the trend continues into early next week. temperatures warming back into the upper 80s to near 90 degrees, like we felt earlier this week. temperatures are going to range from the 60s at the coast, 70s around the bay, upper 80s to near 90 degrees for the hottest communities. i'll have a look at your oakland a's forecast coming up. >> thank you, rosemary. season tickets are already sold out for the 49ers' last season at candlestick park. but today, fans can get their hands on some single game tickets. the team has announced that a very limited number of tickets will be on sale to the public at 10:00 this morning, and you will only be able to buy them through ticket master. next year the team will relocate to its new stadium in santa clara. it says more than 75% of the seats have already been sold there. texas governor rick perry is furious over a cartoon printed in the sacramento bee. what it said, and the message the cartoonist says is behind

it. >> and california lawmakers rethinking the jury box. who they are now considering calling up for jury duty. >> but first, another look at 880 and oakland. it looks ok but we have a big problem further down south on 880 and fremont where an injury accident closed all northbound lanes before auto mall parkway. a severe traffic alert is in effect. we're calling to get more information now, to see if we can get an update on when that area will be cleared. it's 7:42. this is mornings on 2.

good morning, oakland. a cloudy start to the day. we have sunshine coming our

way. right now, temperatures ranging in the upper 40s to low 50s with mostly calm conditions. new this morning, north korea says it will put an american man on trial. they say kenneth bay tried to overthrow its government. bay is a korean american tour operator from washington state. a north korean official told the associated press bay will likely get a very harsh sentence. the announcement comes as tensions continue to rise between the u.s. and the north. president obama says the u.s. is investigating syria's alleged use of chemical weapons. the president said yesterday he wants a definitive judgment on whether syria has used chemical weapons, adding the world cannot allow it. intelligence agencies have said they believe syria has used gas, an accusation syria denies. president obama has said before that the use of chemical weapons would prompt a major u.s. response. texas governor rick perry says he is disgusted over a controversial cartoon. the sacramento bee ran a cartoon of governor perry

saying business is booming in texas anksthto loose regulations. beside a cartoon of a deadly fertilizer plant explosion in west texas. the cartoonist says he did it because he thought perry should not be timeouting loose regulations given that the plant hasn't been inspected in years. a volunteer firefighter from virginia drove to texas to help the town of west get back on its feet. tim smith is a volunteer fire chief from climax, virginia. and he brought firefighters equipment and mason jars filled with donated money across the country as part of a week-long journey in a donated bus. smith also picked up other firefighters along the way. the men say they have never been to west, texas before, but felt a duty to go help in any way possible. the explosion at the fertilizer plant killed more than a dozen people. many of them firefighters. california lawmakers continue to struggle with how to regulate the state's medical marijuana industry. but a new bill could help change that. one lawmaker wants to have the state agency that regulates bars and liquor stores to

oversee medical marijuana dispensaries. many lawmakers say the state lags behind when setting rules for the drug. colorado's, the nation's most meticulously regulated medical marijuana industry, while washington state has the first blood level standard for driving while high. the san francisco pride organization has made a surprising reversal of the army private charged of leaking u.s. secrets will not be an honorary grand marshall of this june's gay pride parade. earlier this week bradley manning was nominated and last night the pride board said the nomination was a mistake. the person who announced it has been disciplined. a prominent conservative group is amping up donations in hopes of making gay marriage legal across the country. the american unity pac says it has created a lobbying operation called american unity fund. they have spent $500,000 since last month. half of that went to minnesota which could hold a vote on gay marriage next week. billionaire republican paul singer started american unity

pac last year. california lawmakers are trying to decide if a jury of tizens. to mean u. some lawmakers in sacramento want to expand the jury pool to allow non-citizens to serve. and thursday, the proposed bill passed in the semiably. the bill allows non-citizens who are in the country legally to serve on a jury. for those eligible would still need to be at least 18 years of age and proficient in english. >> the reality is, the jury is supposed to look like california. it's supposed to look like the people that are on trial. >> proponents say the bill would help with the shortage of jurors but those who voted against the bill say there isn't an urgency tore a larger pool. the bill is now moving to the senate. a san francisco man is in federal custody accused of defrauding a marin county real estate agent and his girlfriend out of $1.6 million. the u.s. attorney's office says a man calling himself blessed marvelous herb told the couple he was the son of the president

of congo. he allegedly said his father wanted to buy luxury homes in the bay area but first needed money to repay irs costs and rent limousines. the couple says they went broke loaning the man large sums of money. seven medical school students are recovering after a school bus accident. yesterday morning, a car collided with the bus just south of bakersfield. the seven students were taken to the hospital with minor to moderate injuries. police say the 17-year-old driver of the car was also hospitalized. so far no word on what caused the crash. federal authorities are citing a nevada hospital accused of dumping its patients in california. the centers for medicare and medicaid services gave nevada 10 days to correct problems at ross and neal psychiatric hospital. the hospital has been under scrutiny since an investigation by the sacramento bee. last month, the bee reported the hospital has been improperly busing discharged patients to various california cities, including san francisco. well, today you can turn in your unwanted or expired prescription drugs at locations throughout the bay area. it's all part of national

prescription drug take-back day. fire stations, health centers and law enforcement will collecting the medication from 10 this morning until 2 this afternoon. the goal is to prevent drug abuse. for a list of to be locations in the bay area we have posted a link on ktvu.com, under the hot topics section of our web page. president obama set a first at planned parenthood's annual meeting. yesterday he was the first sitting president to speak at the event. >> one core principle has guided everything all of you do: that women should be allowed to make their own decisions about their own health. [ cheers and applause ] >> a simple principle. >> mr. obama praised the organization for nearly 100 years of providing cancer screenings, contraceptives and other health services to women. the president promised a group he would block efforts by congressional republicans to stop funding planned parenthood. thousands of people plan to gather in san francisco this morning to raise awareness

about premature births. as part of the annual march of dimes babies walk. the event helps bring people together to raise money for research so that more babies can be born happy and healthy. the walk starts in just a couple of hours from now at 9:00 at the great meadow at fort mason. a teenager from cupertino is home after placing first at the national science competition in chicago. 17-year-old natalie inge won top honors at the bio genius challenge. the competition recognizes high schoolers who have made outstanding bio tech research. inge designed a diagnostic tool which she says will allow doctors to identify which breast cancer patients are most likely to have recurrences. >> breast cancer is just one of those things that i grew up seeing the impact of it everywhere. so i guess i had a personal connection to it starting from a young age. >> inge won $7500 at that competition, and she says she'll probably save it for

college. for now, inge is focused on her finals. a's and giants, e quit lighting up the score board like they want to be heading into the weekend. we start at the coliseum. orioles in town. top of 7. zero's on the board but not for long. pierce off of tommy malone. one run crosses. 1-0, top of the 9th. bases loaded. hard grounder to 2nd. time to turn two. that's not happening. another run crosses the plate. the o's shut out the a's 3-0. a's get three hits on the night. the giants on the road this weekend in san diego. for the first time in 14 regular season starts, tim lincecum goes deep into a game. giants up 1-0 early. bottom of 2. two on one out. angel pagan fading to the right. a great diving catch. lincecum likes it. he gives up 2 in the 3rd and struck out 9 through 7. giants would threat then the 9th but lose to the padres 2-1. just a quick reminder, we're ending mornings on 2 early at 9:30 this morning so we can bring you coverage of the atlanta braves and detroit tigers game

at comerica park in detroit. mcdonald's making changes. a new delivery service is considering testing out in some cities that could expand to the bay area. >> outside the doors this morning many of us waking up with low clouds and fog. we have mostly sunny skies in store for today. and you may even want to find the place with some water. i'll explain who will be the hottest. ♪ [ male announcer ] a car that can actually see like a human,

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the america's cup pavilion in san francisco will soon bring entertain tom the bay area. first they actually need to staff it. today live nation will be holding a job fair to fill several part-time positions at that pavilion from may until october. positions include ticket takers, event staff, ushers, and maintenance workers. the pavilion is the city's first outdoor water front concert venue, and is temporary

during the america's cup race. if you are interested in applying, the job fair begins at 10 this morning. at pier 27 in the cruise ship terminal mcdonald's is considering making some changes to its fast food service to try to make it a little more convenient. the world's largest fast food chain is testing a new delivery service, and the ceo admits the company is a bit late in satisfying the growing desire for delivery. mcdonald's is also looking into serving breakfast all day. burger king started delivery service last year on the east coast and just days ago said it could expand that service to san francisco, los angeles and chicago. quinton tarentino's red convertible used famously in the movie pulp fiction has been found in oakland 17 years after it was stolen. the 1965 classic chevy that john travolta's character crashed into his drug dealer's house in this scene. the car belongs to director quentin tarentino. the car has been recovered. the car's discovery reportedly came after police arrested a

man in a separate auto theft case in southern california. time now is 7:56. we want to update you on the accident on 880 and fremont. >> right. >> all lanes back open. chewed news. it's cleared up so you shouldn't have any problems in that area. it's 7:56. let's swing it over to rosemary. >> ok. the sun has been up for nearly 90 minutes and i am already beginning to see that rn around. for your morning, off to a cool start. upper 50s to low 50s. a great morning to be outdoors, though. temperatures will continue to climb and by the afternoon, low 60s at the coast, with a localized sea breeze in and around the bay. 3 to 6 degrees warmer than yesterday. inland, 4 to 8 degrees warmer than yesterday. you're going to feel that by the second half under mostly sunny skies. going see the a's play? it's a great day for a game. we have 67 degrees at game time. if you are going out early to do some tailgating, low 60s by noontime and then topping out at 70 degrees. so like i said, great day for a ball game in oakland.

the extended forecast there, the warmer day of the 2 for your weekend going to be tomorrow. if you are thinking about maybe a pooling party, it will be on inland. the temperatures will warm mid to upper 80s well above the norm for this time of year. the heating trend is going to continue monday, tuesday, wednesday. the hotter community is going to reach to about 90 degrees. expect that. meanwhile, along if coastline we'll remain relatively mild, even cool at times, with the localized sea breeze. upper 60s expected throughout. this morning, temperatures again beginning to climb. i'll have a look at your current readings. >> it's 7:58. the man behind the scenes who is now stepping in to help the victims of the boston bombing. his financial responsibility and why he says it will never be enough. >> and the quick actions of a mother in pittsburg after a man grabs her two-year-old daughter and runs off. the hunt that is now on for the suspected kidnapper.

hundreds of police cars respond to a call for help after the per ute of a stolen car turns dangerous for one officer in oakland. >> the boston bombing suspects built the deadly devices, and who may have helped them. the latest on the students being questioned by investigators. >> and the gates are now open at at&t ballpark for the annual stair climb.

the special kickoff to this year's event in the bay area olympian expected to attend. good morning, and welcome to mornings on 2. it's saturday, april 27th. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. let's check in with rosemary for a quick look at the weekend weather. rosemary, if they're peeking our their windows seeing clouds, don't be fooled. >> we'll have mostly sunny skies in the next couple of hours. today will be a warmer day, starting out cool they are morning but i am already beginning to see the temperatures turn around. the morning clouds are going to peel back. along the coastline could take longer. i'll have that forecast in just a moment. the onshore breeze is weakening. we're not going to lose it all together but the temperatures will be rising. a look at your afternoon highs as well as your current conditions coming up. dozens of officers who were called in oakland overnight had to control a crowd that apparently gathered for a side show. the crowd reportedly threw glass bottles at sheriff's deputies who chased a stolen

car to 106th and macarthur where that crowd was hanging out. the driver of the stolen car got out d ravestigators say the spectators then started throwing bottles at the deputies. the deputies mistook those breaking bottles for gun shots and called in for backup. close to 100 officers showed up and detained around 10 a. dozen people. the suspected car thief got away. a triple shooting in north oakland has killed one person and put the other two people in the hospital. around 9:30 last night, officers say three people were shot on 53rd street near children's hospital. they were driven to the emergency room in a van. police tell ktvu one person died at the hospital. we do not know the conditions of the others. the shooting was a block away from where a woman was fatally shot in front of her young son on wednesday night. later this morning, an oak land anti-violence group will publicly remember the teenager killed in the aftermath of the first friday festival. soldiers against violence everywhere says it will hold a stand-in to honor kionte

campbell. the 18-year-old was shot during a first friday event in february in oakland's uptown district. today's stand-in takes place at 11:00 at 20th street and telegraph boulevard. police say they're searching for a man who tried to grab and kidnap a two-year- old girl in contra costa county. it happened in pittsburg as she was playing in her front yard. it was 1:45 yesterday, police say the man walked up to the little girl, snatched her and ran. officers say the child's mother chased after the man, threatening to call 911. he dropped the girl in some bushes and kept running. neighbors say they are furious. >> honestly there's no words to describe how angry you feel. and how you just want to catch the guy that had the audacity to take a kid in the middle of the day. >> police brought in especially trained search and rescue dogs to hunt for that suspect, but so far no word of an arrest. investigators tell us they are looking for a white man in his 30s with dirty blond collar- length hair. he was clean-cut wearing a green shirt and blue jeans.

we are gathering new information this morning on the boston marathon bombing. we now know the suspects may have learned to make the pressure cooker bombs from an extremist magazine called inspire. they may have had some additional help. katie udhes live with the latest. >> reporter: claudine, from covering stories of terrorism attacks we know bomb makers learn their craft from many sources, the internet and sometimes in-person training. who fought the boston bombers is what investigators are trying to determine. new reports say the boston bombs were likely detonated by a toy car controller. we're told that type of detonation would require a clear view of the explosives. a working theory among investigators is that one or both of the tsarnaev brothers triggered the detonation, but who or what publication taught the accused brothers how to build bombs is still a question. congressman mike rogers is regularly briefed on the investigation. >> and it is very clear when you take the totality of it,

that there was some outside counsel to these individuals on how to build and how to detonate. >> we're told that using reform control toy parts as a detonation mechanism is not found in the al qaeda web magazine inspire. which was cited in early reports as the brothers' likely bomb-making guide. however, one issue does describe how to make a pressure cooker bomb, and another suggests targeting a sporting event. that's why this ongoing search for dzhokhar tsarnaev laptop is important. it's under way at a landfill. the computer may contain details of the plot and what training led to the bombings. >> that's why that six months in russia becomes so important. and other persons of interest that i know investigators would like to talk to become versus important here. >> meanwhile, two known associates of dzhokhar picked up during a sweep in new bedford, massachusetts are held on immigration violations connected to their student visas. the fbi wants to find out find

out what the students from kazakhstan did in the days following the bombing and if dzhokhar asked them for help. the mother of the bombing suspects is also of interest to investigators. at 9:00 i'll have more on the family's abrupt change of plans and decision to stay in russia, instead of helping u.s. investigators. live in the news courtroom, katie udhes. the boston celtics paid tribute to the city's first responders at last night's playoff game. >> they are all, and will always be heroes among us. [ cheers and applause ] >> the watertown police chief. >> representatives from the fbi, the watertown police department, brigham and women's hospital, boston medical center, boston children's hospital, massachusetts general hospital, and more, were all invited out onto the court to be recognized, and as you can see there, the crowd at at&t -- garden gave them a lengthy standing ovation. millions of dollars have been donated to the victims of the bombings. a boston lawyer is stepping in to make sure they get it.

67-year-old kenneth feinberg has worked with the families of victims of 9/11, the b.p. oil spill, the virginia tech shootings, and the colorado movie theater shooting. he runs the victims funds which provide families with financial compensation after tragic situations. now he is using his experience to help the victims of the boston marathon bombings. feinberg says he will manage the one fund, an account now nearing $26 million, established to help victims of the marathon bombing. feinberg says he hopes to start meeting with families by june 15th and get checks out by june 30th. he says he hopes he can provide people with some closure, but he knows that money can't replace a lost limb or a lost family member. most of the work he does is pro bono. one of the top finishers of the boston marathon will kick off the opening ceremonies of the fourth annual stair climb out at at&t ballpark today. this year's stadium stampede has brought in more than 100,000 dollars. the money will go to the good

tidings organization, which provides free athletic, education, and art programs to the bay area youth. the event begins at 9:00, morning 500 people are expected to participate, and coming up at 8:30, we'll go live to at&t ballpark for a look at those opening ceremonies. the golden state warriors now up 2 games to 1 in their playoff series against the nuggets. [ cheers and applause ] >> it was loud inside oracle last night. a sea of gold has teams tipped off for game 3. fans arrived to find the playoff shirts on every seat and instead of that we believe motto we know so well from 2007, those shirts read we are warriors on the front, and on the back, a number of different phrases, from we battle, we defend, we protect, and we unite. >> we made it into the playoffs. our football team made it to the super bowl. our baseball team made it to the world series. espn's got to show us some love now! >> steph curry played on a

sprained ankle. he had 29 points and 11 assists. the warriors won 110-108. game four of the best of seven series set for tomorrow night in oakland. >> yeah. they did battle. >> they did. >> and got the win. >> towards the end. >> great game all around at oracle. they are warriors. >> yes. and it certainly was fun to be in there yesterday. rosemary, nice day to be outside, though, today right? >> yes. make your plans. we have some nice weather, depending on what you like. almost a summer like pattern setting up. i say this because the coast remains slightly cool. inland it's going to be warm. depending on how you like your weather, head one way or the other. outside our doors right now, still dealing with the low clouds. they're back this morning around the bay, in the north bay, south bay, along the peninsula, coastline. where i'm not seeing so it much, inland east bay. many of our communities in that area waking up with mostly sunny skies. anti jobbing, concord. so warmer afternoons following these morning low clouds. ridge of high pressure is strength ening in time for the weekend and that's bringing

warmeaerto if area, in addition to that, we will continue to see mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. here is the warming trend. a mild day on friday. today, we're going to be warm. tomorrow we're going to be warmer, and eventually for some of us, it's going to get hot. i'll show you that in the extended forecast. for your weekend, and at this hour, dealing with low clouds, i expect by 10, 11:00, they're out of here. mostly sunny skies for the bay as well as the inland areas. could linger along the dost line a bit longer but by the afternoon, partly cloudy skies along the coastline as well. the sea breeze. we are not going to lose it completely. that's why into the afternoon, temperatures at the coast are going to remain on the cool side, while inland, that sea breeze not going to reach you and temperatures will be warming. 50 degrees in concord right now, 49 in napa, 48 in navarro. you can see the gray spread across the bay and inland, 52 san jose. mostly cloudy out towards livermore at this time. let's head to the north bay. last time we went east, this time we'll go north.

48 for you, 46 valleyed for. your forecasted highs for today, a notable warm-up, especially inland. 77 expected for napa today. 74 san rafael, upper 60s to near 70 degrees around the bay. 65 in san francisco. inland east bay, some of the warmer areas. 82 concord, 85 for brentwood. down into the south bay. san jose, 78. 81 los gatos, 73 in santa cruz. your extended forecast, the temperatures will continue to climb well above average. as we get into sunday, monday into tuesday, turning hot in many locations. upper 80s to near 90 degrees. and it's a trend we'll hold on until at least about wednesday. back to the desk. well, the vice president on stage with the man who could have kept him out of the white house. >> and that's why i was happy to be here tonight, john. because this is like it used to be. >> what vice president joe biden told senator john mccain that kept him from becoming

president. >> and the numbers are in. where san francisco is expected to fall as the summer tourism season starts to heat ouch. >> and a live look outside. there's interstate 680, looking smooth on this saturday morning. we told you, there was an accident on 880 near auto mall parkway near fremont. that accident is now clear. chp says no major delays on the good old 880. it's 8:11, this is mornings on 2. enough about the book, i want to hear about your date.

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welcome back. a bird's eye view of lafayette this morning. partly sunny, partly cloudy skies outside you are doors. the marine layer not as thick, and we expect an earlier burn- off for today. new this morning, in his weekly address, president obama blames republicans in congress for the air traffic controller furloughs they are now trying to fix. >> this week, the sequester hurt travelers. who were stuck for hours in airports and on planes and are rightly frustrated by it. and maybe because they fly home each weekend, the members of congress who insisted on these cuts finally realized that they actually apply to them, too. >> congress has approved a bill to end the furloughs. the faa says controllers will return to normal schedules after the president signs that bill. and we are following new developments from bangladesh. eight people are under arrest in connection with wednesday's deadly garment factory collapse. they are accused of forcing the staff to work, despite warnings from the government about cracks in the building. the arrests come as rescuers

continue to dig through that rubble of that building with the hopes of finding more survivors. overnight, 24 people were rescued alive, but at least 600 are still missing and morning 300 have died. a piece of landing gear possibly belonging to one of the plane's destroyed in the 9/11 terrorist attacks has been found. new york police secured an area in lower man hat tan on wednesday after sur varves discovered what appears -- surveyors discovered what appears to be the landing gear. police say the part was wedged between an apartment building and a mosque site. investigators say the three- foot object is twisted and rusted, but it does have a visible boeing identification number. >> the office of the chief medical examiner will do an examination of the area around this part, to see if it's toxic in any way. they will also check to see if there's any human remains at the site. >> the spot where the landing gear was found is about three embox from ground zero.

the next move will be to figure out how to move that piece of equipment from its narrow location. vice president joe biden and republican senator john mccain rehashed their friendly political rivalry at an event in arizona. >> with one of the most dedicated hard-working likable, frustrating individuals [ laughter ] >> that i have ever known. >> no matter what the hell he says about me, i still like him. [ laughter ] >> the two men were on stage together at an annual dinner of the mccain institute for international leadership. during the event, vice president biden said mccain could have defeated president obama in the 2008 election if the economy had not collapsed. chevron has resumed operations in a crude oil unit damaged by fire last august at its richmond refinery. cfo pat yarrington revealed the restart during a conference call talking about the company's 6.18 billion dollar 1st quarter profit.

chevron also says it is inspecting the entire refinery, replacing pipes as needed and starting new rules for evaluating leaks. some environmentalists say more work needs to be done. >> even cal osha said there's maybe 2000 places where corrosion was just patched, kind of like a clamp or like patching a bicycle tire. except this is a lot more dangerous. >> chevron is currently feeding oil into the fire-damaged crude unit. the cfo says is refinery is expected to be at full operation this summer. a fund-raiser will be held tonight for the san jose family whose daughter died in a fire more than a week ago. seven-year-old mariah gomez died when the room she and her sister were sleeping in went up in flames on april 15th. her sister did survive, but family members were overcome by smoke and heat and couldn't get to mariah in time. friends of the family are holding a spaghetti dinner tonight to raise money. it's being held at st. john bioni catholic church on highland an in san jose. the dinner will run from 6 until 9 p.m.

$10 will get you 135 gate, salad -- spaghetti, salad, bread and a drink and various prizes will be ralphed off. san jose police are cracking down on after school racing after a car crashed into a home and severely injured a woman. police cars and motorcycle officers lined lee avenue near lee high school yesterday afternoon, all in response to wednesday's violent crash. police say two teenagers were speeding in their bmw's on wednesday when they ran into each other. one car careened into a home, and a woman inside suffered severe injuries. both drivers were arrested. teenagers are actually being encouraged to race today and tomorrow out at the cow palace. teens can take the wheel with racing instructors at the bridgestone tires teens drive smart tour. the cow palace parking lot. the idea is to have new drivers practice maneuvers that will help them avoid accidents, and also give them an experience they can't safely get elsewhere. >> we'll teach them how to catch skids, how to do an accident avoidance, and most

importantly, we teach them about distracted driving is one of the most dangerous things they can do. >> the courses are free for teen drivers with a permit or driver's license. they start at 8:30 this morning, and 1 p.m. today, as well as tomorrow. space, though, is limited. drivers are still speeding through the new electronic toll plaza at the golden gait bridge. chp is warning that the education period is almost over. there's certainly going to be ticketing drivers as they drive more than 25 miles an hour. they also say drivers are still using the car pool lane with only two people. officers say while it is true that 101 and marin requires only two people for the car pool lane, you need three people at the toll plaza. we're still a few weeks away from the summer tourism season, but hotel room rates are already heating up. and if the trend continues, san francisco will be the country's strongest hotel market for the third straight year. the average hotel guest stays 3 and a half days, and spends

$950. overall, visitors spending in san francisco is expected to top $9 billion this year. well, security is expected to be high at this weekend's asparagus festival in stockton. thousands from all over the world attend this event every year. the three-day event kicked off yesterday. stockton police say they plan to have a large number of uniformed officers, both inside and outside that event. it's known to some as the happiest place in the world, but bad news from visitors to disneyland as the park announces the closure of a very popular ride. >> and prom season is under way. the arizona woman working to make sure every girl has more than just a date. >> afternoon highs are on the upswing for the weekend. a look at the temperatures expected for your area, coming up.

we are following breaking news from mississippi. we're just learning that federal agents have arrested a man in connection with those ricin-laced letters sent to president obama and to other public officials last week. 41-year-old everett dutski was taken into custody this morning after a search of his home. dutchki was reportedly in a feud with another man paul kevin curtis who was originally charged with the crime. charges against curtis were dropped this week after a search of his home reveal nod incriminating evidence. it's prom season and one arizona woman is doing everything she can to give girls a night to remember. in her home, judy north has a

roomful of prom dresses, shoes, and accessories she gets referrals from schools all over arizona, about girls whose family cannot afford to outfit them for the big dance. so judy supplies them with everything they need, and most of it is paid out of her own pocket. >> oh, my gracious. just -- i'm just so glad that i am a part of it. it -- the blessings to me are far greater than they are to them. >> for some girls who are doing well in school despite a tough home life, judy takes them to buy a new dress. she also pays for a manicure and pedicure, hair and new jewelry. the california gold rush is being revived and experts say there's still a lot of money to be found. in 1849, john sutter kicked off the biggest gold rush in state history. now sutter gold mining company is at it again. it believe there's still plenty of gold left in the ground in the sierra foothills and that is setting off a whole new group of 49ers. >> we simply jumped into the creeks with our pans and our

buckets and whatever we had. and we were scooping it up by the handful. >> the company believe there's more than 600,000 ounces of gold in the hills and at today's price that's about s to start work at the lincoln mine in just a few months. a coin once worth 5 cents has just sold for more than 3 million dollars. two men bought this 1913 liberty head nickel at a rare coin auction in illinois on thus. the winning bid was more than 3.1 million dollars. the nickel is one of only five known to exist. it was once thought to be fake and forgotten in a closet for decades before officials declared it authentic. if you are planning to visit disneyland in the near future there is one popular ride you'll have to skip. disney is announcing it's going to close space mountain indefinitely. the news comes just two weeks after state safety regulators cited the park for hazards after a contractor injured himself when he fell from the ride back in november. right now, disney has no

estimate of when space mountain will actually reopen. >> a lot of park visitors will be disappointed about that one. it's a staple for lots of visitors. it's 8:26. rosemary has a look at how warm it's going to get this weekend. hey, rosemary. >> yes. in a nutshell today, warm. tomorrow, warmer. sunday is going to be the warmer of the 2. this morning waking up with low clouds around the coast around the bay. but it will peel back and we'll have mostly sunny skies. in the next couple of hours, i believe most of lewis turn sunny along the coast -- us will turn sunny. along the coast it will linger into the early afternoon. today we have temperatures warming a few degrees around the bay. the farther inland you go, temperatures could climb anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees above yesterday's high. so you're going to notice that we eventually will become hot once again. we'll be flipping on the a.c. in the afternoons in areas like livermore, antioch. 82 in concord. we're not losing the seabreeze completely. that's why the coast is cooler than you see in areas like

hayward and fremont. a 15-degree difference from pacific a into fremont today. the extended forecast in the gap is going to grow larger because the heating trend will conned monday, tuesday, wednesday. coming up, a look at your current temperatures. football star manti te'o is making headlines again the morning. but this time it has nothing to do with that controversial girlfriend hoax. why the football star is celebrating a huge victory in life. >> and a brother and sister are back in the u.s. after a harrowing caribbean vacation. what they are saying about spending 14 hours swimming to safety. look at 'em.

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getting ready to climb the stairs at at&t park with the event's opening ceremonies less than 30 minutes away. good morning and welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm claudine wong. >> good morning, everyone. i'm mike mibach. alex savidge is at the ballpark and he'll have a live report on that story. first after a very public hoax involving a fake girlfriend, notre dame all american linebacker manti te'o has been drafted to the n.f.l. te'o was selected in the second round by the san diego chargers. he was the 38th overall pick in the draft. the chargers traded their original second round and fourth round selection to move up in order to get te'o. the drama surrounding him started in his college football season early when he insisted he had been the victim of a hoax when the girlfriend he said had died had never actually existed. the 49ers are rolling in the reinforcements to help with its pass rush. the team used its first of two second round picks yesterday to draft florida state defensive lineman cornelius carradine. carradine is known to friends and family and fans as the

tank. the big question, though, is will he be ready for the start of the season after tearing an a.c.l. in november and having surgery. season tickets are already sold out for the 49ers' last season at candlestick part. today fans can get hands on single game tickets. the team has announced a very limited number of tickets will be on sale to the public starting at 10:00 this morning, and you'll only be able to buy them through ticket master. next year, the team will relocate to its new stadium in santa clara. it say more than 75% of the seats there have already been sold. the san francisco man and his sister who survived a ship wreck in the caribbean sea are back in the united states. dan and katie suski arrived in miami yesterday after a frightening orr teal in st. lucia. earlier this week they went fishing. the boat they were on started taking on water. they waited to be rescued but no one came. they grabbed their life jackets and decided to swim to shore. it took them 14 hours to reach land.

>> we could see land off in the distance. and started swimming at direction. and then it would disappear intermittently, as we swam. but we felt the wind behind us, and tried to use that as a gauge for direction. >> their ordeal did not stop there, though. once they reached land they had to hike through thick brush before they stumbled onto a farm worker who called for help. the siblings suffered few scrapes from the life jackets but otherwise doing fine. garbage collectors in fairfield are adding crime fight to their job description. the program started last month and it's called we are looking out for you. 35 drivers for salon know garbage have signed up to keep an eye on streets and houses along their routes. if they see anything out of the ordinary they will call police. >> it's problemly about the best idea i've heard in a long time. we've tried other things, neighborhood watch and so on. that's work cod for a while. but people have a tendency to move out and lose interest.

>> the program is strictly voluntary and the drivers won't be getting paid any extra money. they say they are doing it to help the communities where many of them live. a nevada grand jury has it intoed the man accused in a deadly shooting and crash on the las vegas strip. three people died as a result of february's incident, including a man from oakland. 27-year-old amar harris is facing 11 felony charges including murder. he was also indicted in connection with an unrelated sexual assault that happened back in 2010. harris is expected to enter a plea during his next hearing next month. in oakland, a motorcyclist has died after a high speed chase with the highway patrol. around 11:00 last night, chp officers attempted to pull over a speeding motorcyclist on 580. officers say the motorcyclist was reaching speeds of 90 miles per hour. the motorcyclist crashed head on with a car and died at the scene. the condition of the people in the car is not known this morning. it's unclear why the motorcyclist sped away from chp

officers. users of the daily deals website living social are being urged to reset those passwords following a big cyber attack. the website says 50 million users world wide were impacted. users e-mail addresses, passwords and birth dates were all accessed, but the company says credit card information was not affected. living social is working with law enforcement to try to figure out who is responsible for this cyber attack. a teenager from coopertino is back home after placing first at a national science competition in chicago. natalie inge won top honors at the bio genius challenge. the competition recognizes high schoolers who have made outstanding achievements in bio tech research. inge is a junior at monte vista high school and she designed a diagnostic tool which she says allows doctors to identify which breast cancer patients are most likely to have recurrences. >> i think breast cancer is just one of those things that i grew up seeing the impact of it everywhere.

so i guess i had a personal connection to it, starting from a young age. >> inge says she won $7500 at the competition, and says she will probably save it all for college. for now, she says she is focusing on her finals. little league games probably getting under way in the next 30 minutes. maybe they already are under way. if you are headed out the door, rosemary will see what it will be like out there, whether it's little league or another event. >> a little cool but not so bad. in the next hour or so it will feel a whole lot better. into the afternoon, some of our warmer areas, you may be seeking some shade. we have 80s in the forecast for some of the hotter spots, giving you a live look there at low clouds and fog. can't even see san francisco from this shot here. you can barely see the bay bridge. take it easy out there. if you have an early morning drive, earlier this morning, santa rosa and napa reporting disability between 2 and 5 miles. we're not seeing dense fog but enough to get in your way if you have a drive that you have to take.

temperatures right now, upper 40s to low 50s around the region. 56 in antioch right now, 49 in livermore. we are mostly gray inside the bay. the coast, the peninsula, north bay, south bay. you get inland east bay, get pack core delia, looks like mostly sunny skies in fairfield, wall nut creeks, you're turning mostly sunny if your area is partly cloudy at this time, we have a live shot of lafayette earlier this morning. you can see the clouds are pulling back here. mount diablo, 69 degrees. definitely the hot spot here. 10 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. there is a sign that that rich of high pressure is strengthening and the temperatures are warming. below the marine layer, some areas actually a tad cool they are morning, 1 to 3 degrees. you may not even notice it. slightly cooler than yesterday morning. the onshore breeze will continue, but it is going to be a weak one. 60s at the coast, 70s around the bay. 80s expected for the warmest communities, and tomorrow is going to be the warmer day with

temperatures becoming a bit hot for some. what can you expect in your neighborhood? 76 for santa rosa, 75 for navarro today. 74 for san rafael, 66 in sausalito. around the bay, it's going to be a beautiful day. you're looking at 69 in alameda. 75 caster valley. low 80s, danville, pleasanton, some like it hot. this might be what you are looking for. 81 degree in morgan hill. low 80s los gatos. maybe this is a little warm if you're going to be in the sun this afternoon but find some shade, you should be just fine. 75 redwood city, 65 in san francisco, and notice how cool we remain at the coast. again, we're not going to lose the localized sea breeze. the extended forecast here, temperatures continuing to warm. sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday, just as hot. temperatures ranging in the upper 80s to near 90. well above normal for this time of year. along the coast an up tick as well but the major warm-up will be for, again, our inland areas. i'll have a look at what you

can expect for your lunch hour, coming up. a german woman is celebrating her 95th birthday by revealing a life long secret. the job she says she held in the household of adolph hitler. >> and a royal visit to the warner brothers studio in london, as prince william and his wife get an up-close look at their favorite movies.

welcome back. giving you a view of the low clouds and fog rejoining us around the bay area this morning. they're going to peel away. we'll have mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. >> the warner brothers studio near london welcomed some royal visitors at its official opening. prince william, prince harry and kate all went to the event yesterday. a number of movies have already been shot at this studio. yesterday was the grand opening, and during the visit, here you have it, prince william and kate even learned to fight with harry potters magic wants. prince william also had the opportunity to steer the bat pod motorcycle from the dark knight movies. one german woman is revealing a very dark secret on her 95th birthday. margaret woleg says for two and a half years she was one of adolph hitler's food tasters. she says she had to taste everything to make sure the nazi leader's food was not poisoned.

she never told anyone her story, because she says she was ashamed and afraid of prosecution. she also says despite working for hitler, she was never a member the nazi party. new this morning, north korea says it will put an american man on trial. the country says kenneth bay tried to overthrow its government. bay is a korean american tour operator from washington state. a north korean official told the associated press bay will likely receive a very harsh punishment if found guilty. the announcement comes as tensions continue to rise between america and the north. texas governor rick perry says he is disgusted over a controversial cartoon. the sacramento bee ran a cartoon of governor perry saying business is booming in texas, thanks to loose regulations. beside a cartoon of the deadly fertilizer plant explosion in west texas. the cartoonist says he did it because he thought perry should not be touting loose regulations, given that the plant hadn't been inspected in years. a firefighter volunteered to driver from virginia to

texas to help the town of west get back on its feet. tim smith is the volunteer fire chief from climax, virginia. he brought firefighters equipment and mason jars filled with donated money across the country as part of a week-long journey in a donated bus. >> try to make them a little bit more comfortable, and just show our support all the way from virginia. every state is represented. >> smith also picked up some other firefighters along the way. the men say they've never been to west, texas, before, but felt a duty to go help in any way possible. the explosion at the fertilizer plant killed more than a dozen people. seven middle school students are recovering this morning after a school bus accident. yesterday morning, a car collided with the bus just south of bakersfield. seven students were taken to the hospital with minor to moderate injuries. police say the driver of the car was also hospitalized. no word on what caused the crash. federal authorities are citing a nevada hospital accused of dumping its patients

in cal. the centers for medicare and medicaid services gave nevada 10 days to correct problems at rossen neal psychiatric hospital. the hospital has been under scrutiny since an investigation by the sacramento bee. last month, the bee reported the hospital has been improperly busing discharged patients to various california cities, including san francisco. keeping birds safe and alive in petaluma is the message dozens of protesters are trying to send to caltrans. [ horns honking ] they claim nets put under bridges by caltrans have killed hundreds of federally protected birds. the nets were put up to prevent birds from nesting during the highway 101 widening project but advocates say caltrans should be using teflon instead to keep the birds away. >> the department of transportation has two published studies of alternative materials which are non-lethal, they are humane,

and they're very effective. >> caltrans says it is examining all options and contractors have been trying to close gaps in the netting to prevent further problems. the san francisco provide organization has made a surprising reversal. the army private charged with leaking u.s. secrets will not be an honorary grand marshall of this june's gay pride parade. earlier this week, bradley manage was nominated and last night the pride board said the nomination was a mistake. the person who announced it has been disciplined. a prominent conservative group is amping up know nations hoping to make gay marriage legal across the country the american unity pac has created a lobbying organization called american unity fund. half of the money they've raised went to minnesota which could hold votes on gay marriage next week. president obama set a first at a planned parenthood annual meeting. yesterday he was the first sitting president to speak at

the event. >> one core principal has guided everything all of you do; that women should be allowed to make their own decisions about their own health. a simple principle. >> president obama praised the organization for nearly 100 years of providing cancer screenings. contraceptives and other health services to women. the president promised the group he would block efforts by congressional republicans to stop funding for planned parenthood. california lawmakers are trying to decide if a jury of peers has to mean u.s. citizens. some law makers in sacramento want top expand the jury pool to allow non-citizens to serve. and thursday, the proposed bill passed in the assembly. the bill allows non-citizens who are in the country legally to serve on a jury. but those eligible would still need to be at least 18 years of age, and proficient in english. >> the reality is the jury is supposed to look like california. it's supposed to look like the people that are on trial.

>> proponents say the bill would help with the shortage of jurors, but those who voted against the bill in the assembly say there is not an urgency for a larger pool. the america's cup pavilion in san francisco will soon bring entertainment to the bay area but first needs to be staffed. live nation will be holding a job fair to fill several part- time positions at the pavilion from may until october. positions include ticket takers, event staff, ushers and maintenance workers. the pavilion is the city's first outdoor water front concert venue and is temporary during the america's cup race. if you are interested in applying, the job fair begins at 10:00 this morning at the pier, 27 cruise ship terminal. mcdonald's is considering making changes to its fast food service to try to make it more convenient. the world's largest fast food chain is testing a new delivery service and the ceo admits the company is a bit late in satisfying the growing desire for delivery. mcdonald's is also looking into serving breakfast all day.

mcdonald's' competitor burger king started delivery service last year on the east coast and days ago announced it would expand services to san francisco, los angeles, and chicago. a discovery at a starbucks has customers feeling a little itchy. wednesday, county vector control confirmed bed bug were found at the coffee house on south bascum avenue. a total of 10 bugs were found during the inspection. starbucks has removed the soft cushion seats that attract the bugs and a spokesperson from vector control says incidents like this are not uncommon. a san francisco man is in federal custody accused of defrauding a marin county real estate agent and his girlfriend out of 1.6 million dollars. if man goes by the name blessed marvelous herb. told the couple he was the son of the president perfect congo. he allegedly told them his father wanted to buy luxury homes in the bay area but first needed money to repay irs costs and rent limousines 236789 couple says they went broke loaning the man large sums of

money. a piece of me 53 history has been found 17 years after going missing. where in the bay area the stolen stingray from pulp fiction finally turned up. and we'll go live to at&t ballpark for more on the race -- the stair races, sorry rosemary, go ahead. >> that's ok. thank you. outside our doors we have a fabulous forecast for the afternoon. this morning low clouds and fog around the bay, but i see it slowly burning off. i'll have a look at what you can expect coming up.

the fourth annual stair climb at at&t ballpark is kicking off today, and this year's stadiuammore than $100,0 ktvu's alex savidge is live at the ballpark where more than 500 people are expected to participate. alex. >> and mike, they are all ready to go. the runners are lined up inside the ballpark right now. they'll be starting that race here pretty soon. it's a two mile course, essentially, a benefit run that's going on this morning. these folks will be making their way all the way through the ballpark, and in some case, some of the runners will be making their way climbing the stairs all the way to the upper deck. >> well, it's going to be a tough workout this morning for about 550 runners. they are set to take part in the stadium stampede at at&t park in san francisco. this is a benefit event and all the money goes to the good tidings foundation. i want to bring in the founder here of good tidings. your organization, you help young people with athletic

facilities in low-income neighborhoods. tell me a little bit about that. >> that's correct. we partner with all the local professional sports teams to build a facility every year. the giants are our main partner, and that's why we're in their stadium today. we look forward to building our next project with them in los spanos with the giants and buster posey later today with the money raised today. >> give me the lay of the land. we have the start/finish line over here, right? >> everybody starts by the right field foul pole, and they basically go up and down every single aisle in the stadium on the lower deck. and then the ones that want a little more challenge go ahead and go on the upper deck and make ate really good challenge for them. >> how many people go for that ultimate challenge? >> we only have about 40 that will go for that upper deck. kerry walsh the olympian is here, and she went up and said it's one of the toughest workouts she's ever had. >> reporter: and to pay trick tribute to the victims of the boston bombings the opening ceremonies will be led by runner daniel tapia who

finished this year's boston marathon in ninth place. we are expecting the stadium stampede to raise about $140,000 for again, the good tidings foundation that helps young people galette involved with both -- young people get involved with both sports and the arts. this race kicks off just after 9:00 this morning. we'll be here for and it bring you those pictures later on on mornings on 2. for now live in san francisco, ktvu. quentin tarintino's red convertible used famously in the movie pulp fiction has been found in oakland 17 years after it was stolen. that 1965 classic chevy, there you see it, that john travolta's character crashed into his drug dealer's house in this scene you are watching right now. that car belongs to director quentin tarintino. tmz reports it has been recovered. the car's discovery reportedly came after police arrested a man in a separate auto theft case in southern california. bay area developers are taking downsizing to a whole new level. san francisco is soon going to

be the home to some of the smallest apartments in the united states. the city just approved 375 micro units as small as 220 square feet. 13 could fit on a tennis court. but they are not cheap. rent is expected to start around $1500 a month. developers say the goal is to get triple duty out of every square inch. >> coming up at 9:00, let's check back in with rosemary. >> ok. partly cloudy skies around the bay area. mostly cloudy, just inside the bay. but i am begin fog see, again, it -- beginning to see again clear out of the way. most sunny skies this afternoon. temperatures trailing over parts of the north bay, santa rosa, napa, petaluma, upper 40s along the coastline. most of us in the 50s right now. getting into 10:00 or so the coasts will remain in the upper 40s with mostly cloudy conditions. around the bay, mid 50s, and inland, that green indicating low 60s by 10:00, and then for the lunch hour feeling pretty

mild already inland at temperatures in the low 70s around the bay, i am thinking low 60s, and at the coast upper 50s to near 60 expected by lunchtime. and pacifica topping out about 60. mid 60s san francisco. mid 70s in fremont, mountain view looking good at 74, inland, temperatures in the low 80s for our warmest communities. 83 livermore, 81 fairfield. head to the north bay, temperatures expected to warm into the upper 70s, santa rosa, napa, five degrees or so warmer than yesterday. you should feel that. into the afternoon sunday looks to be the warmer day and the heating trend will continue all the way into early next week. back to you. a's and giants not quite lighting up the score board like they want to be. orioles in town, top of 7, zero's on the board. steve pierce off tommy malone, one run crosses the plate. 1-0. top of 9th. one out. bases loaded. time to turn 2? that's not happening. another run crosses the plate. o's shut out the a's 3-0. a's

get three hits on the night. giants on the road this weekend in san diego. for the first time in 14 regular season starts tim lincecum goes deep into a game. giants up 1-0 early thanks to a wild pitch. angel pagan, how do you like me now? fading to his right, a great diving catch. lincecum likes it's although he would give up two runs in the third. he struck out 9 in 7 innings. giants threat then the 9th but lose 2-1 to the padres. it's going to affect hundreds of thousands of californians starting tomorrow. we'll let you know how budget cuts in the nation's capitol have a huge impact on people right here in the bay area. >> the parents of the boston bombing suspects make a last- minute change of plans and decide to stay in russia instead of traveling to the u.s. what role the suspects' mother may have played in the attack.

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u.s. secrets will not be and honorary grand marshal. this week, bradley manning was nominated and last night the pride board said that the nomination was a mistake the person that announced it has been disciplined. you can turn in your unwanted or expired prescription drugs at locations through the bay area. it is part of national prescription drug take back day. fire stations, health centers and law enforcement will all be collecting the medication from 10:00 this morning till 2:00 this afternoon. for a full list of dropoff locations in the bay area, we have posted a link on our website, and go to ktvu.com and look under the hot topic section on our web page. there will soon be more entertainment to the bay and but first, they have to staff t they will hold a job fair to fill several part-time

positions. the pavilion is the first jut door waterfront venue. if you are interested in applying, the job fair glenns in about a half hour at pier 27 cruise ship terminal. catch a race and a paycheck all in one day. not bad. let's check in with rosemary. the clouds will sky and a warming trend expected for your weekend. at this hour, still a few areas trailing in the upper 40 he's -- 40s. and widespread 60s in spots that woke up with mostly sunny skies and i'm talking about you there at 62. and mostly sunny skies as we get into 10:00, and 11:00 and into the afternoon as well. temperatures at 50 degrees at the coast at 10:00 a.m. but most of us will be near 50 to 60 degrees and lunchtime feeling g the afternoon highs for today, a few degrees warmer

around the bay and several degrees warmer inland. in pacifica. , 77 in napa, 68 so we'll not lose that sea breeze. it will continue to be in the coastline and you can see from the extended forecast the eatup is just getting starting. that is our report for this morning. thanks for joining us on ktvu news. we'll leave you with baseball coverage. be sure to join us later on and go to ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. have a fantastic saturday everyone. thanks for watching.

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