>> reporter: we're live in san jose, where an armed robbery turns into a police chase. you'll hear from the 7-eleven clerk who helped police catch the suspect. an incredible story. a frantic 911 call leads to three women who have been missing for ten years and there's a new development this morning. >> reporter: and honoring the five lives lost in that limo

fire from over the weekend. we'll tell you how family and friends are trying to move on. also -- late breaking news involving a threatened hacker attack. the companies that are targeted. "mornings on 2" begins right now. well, good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. it's tuesday, may 7th. three suspects are in custody in san jose after crashing a stolen bmw into a brick wall. it happened just a few hours ago on yerba buena and silver creek road. ktvu channel 2 reporter janine de la vega is live at a 7- eleven on foxworthy avenue. janine, you just spoke with a 7- eleven ploy? >> reporter: yes, i spoke with the clerk. he's still shaken up. he says it's the first time

he's been held up. police came and reviewed the surveillance tape and saw the suspect was a woman, bearing a bandana, she had gloves on. she was holding a long revolver. police tracked down the suspect at yerba buena and silver creek. officers recognized the description because she matched the description of a woman who robbed two 7-elevens in april in east san jose. she dumped the car in those incidents at an apartment complex on king road. on a hunch, they went back to the location and spotted her. they chased her. police say the car crashed into a tree. the 7-eleven clerk said he's glad everybody was caught. >> i'm shared. a gun. a gun to my head. i'm scared. >> reporter: what did you do? you gave them lottery tickets and money? >> yes. >> reporter: police arrested 22- year-old sharon gonzalez. they say she was the armed rob

remember. there was a -- robber. there was a pregnant woman, maddie fine farfa -- maddie line farfam. the man was 25 years old. all of them were treated for their injuries at the hospital. it's unknown if the man in the car and that pregnant woman will be booked for the robbery. they are still investigating this incident. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:02. the deadly limo fire on the san mateo bridge. this morning later today, the coroner will tell us the nails of the five women killed saturday night. ktvu's alex savidge is live outside an oakland care center where those victims worked. alex? >> reporter: and according to an employee here at the fruitvale health care center, all nine women riding in the limo on saturday night were current or former nurses here at this nursing home in oakland. you can see as we push into the front door, that inside flowers have been left behind for all

of those women either killed or injured in that fire saturday night. later this morning,ing, the -- morning, the coroner is expected to identify the women who died. we've learned the name of three of them. 31-year-old nerizo fojas. also shilled 35-year-old michelle estrera and -- killed 35-year-old michelle estrera and jenny balon. balon was a wife and mother of two who lived in dublin. we talked last night with her husband. he told us the two were married for 14 years and he says he feels lost without his wife. >> loving, friendly and very understanding, very caring, sweet person. >> reporter: balon's husband

said he was told by one of the survivors that all of the women tried to escape from the front partition to the driver's seat. the chp have not said why they couldn't get out of the rearers to. we want to show you photos of two of the survivors. later on this morning, the san mateo county coroner is expected to release the nails of all five -- names of all five women killed in the limo fire. when we get that information, we'll bring it to you. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. one fire investigator is looking at that fire. retired vallejo firefighter bill tweety had very interesting comments about the limo fire. stay tuned. we want to check in with sal, get an update on the commute, including the situationen 0 the -- situation

there. a fatal accident. how are things going? >> things are recovering. we've had slow traffic, as you know. we've been following it since it happened at 4:30 or so. westbound bay bridge, big backup, we had a backup, a stall, it's about a 35-minute delay before you make it on the bridge. we're starting off heavy at the toll plaza. interstate 880, northbound and southbound, that looks pretty good. but no major problems getting through the 880 freeway getting south to hayward. the northbound 101 commute has been busy. we had an earlier accident on 13th. again, the sunol grade still clearing out from that earlier crash near vargas road. but the traffic is recovering. let's go to steve. thank you sal. a lot of gray over the bay. this is moving out, though. you can see the last few

frames, it's starting to really accelerate into the central area. although it's wrapping back around, we could occasionally get some rain. you can see some of it pinwheeling off the sierra nevada. that could give us a stray shower or two. most of this seems to be favoring the sacramento area. cloudy to mostly cloudy. yesterday was the main prime time. the low was parked off the california coast. actually right off the san mateo coast. it's accelerating out of the picture. as it does, it takes most of its rain with it. we had a pattern as that low dropped in. we went from very hot. temperatures dropped about 25 degrees. we level off today and tomorrow and we start a slow warmup. but the low still hanging around. as it moves, it takes moisture with it. i will mention a few showers. could get a few buildups but the main energy looks to be east and the south.

a little bit to the north. we're kind of in that drier area. 60s, mountain view is in there. 50s for many. with all. moisture out there, if you do anything outside you will notice the humidity factor is up. 38 in tahoe. over an inch of rain at the keys. 50s to very low 60s all the way down to southern california and on the desert. even rain down there. you can see the circulation. that's where the low is going. mostly cloudy here to cloudy in the morning. a few showers but again most of the east and south of the bay area. 60s and 70s. held in check. not much change from yesterday's highs. in fact, maybe just a degree or two, kind of a mild, muggy pattern. clearing except for the low cloud deck. nothing too outrageous. nothing like we had last week. thank you, steve. cleveland's mayor and police have just wrapped up a

news conference about the discovery of three women found a live ten years after they were kidnapped. they say police have been called to the house twice before but saw no signs of the missing women. >> the police responded twice to that address, once in 2000 and another time in 2004. >> they also say a 6-year-old girl found in the house is believed to be the daughter of one of those captured women. amanda berry. police discovered the three women yesterday after berry somehow broke free and placed a frantic call to 911. >> help me! i'm amanda berry. i've been kidnapped. i've been missing for ten years. i'm here. i'm free now. >> police believe berry, gina dejesus and michele knight had been held inside the house since they were in their early teens. three brothers inside the

house, ages 50 to 54 have been arrested. neighbors say they had no idea the women were being held hostage inside that home. >> i go to the front door. she said my name is amanda berry. please get me hout of this house -- out of this house. >> we'll have more from cleveland coming up next hour. new this morning, secretary of state john kerry is in moscow. he wants the russian president to take a tougher position on syria. russia has been a big supporter of syria's president while the united states has supported the rebel forces trying to overthrow him. the u.s. senate passed a bill that would allow states to tax online sales. the sales taxes would be sent to the state where the shopper lives. now, supporters say that levels the playing field between online retailers and the brick and mortar stores. this bill is facing tough opposition in the house.

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it could be several weeks before we know exactly what caused this weekend's deadly limo fire on the san mateo bridge. the chp has not yet inspected the bumped remains of the limousine and has not gone over the vehicle's maintenance records. however, we do know about one violation tied to this tragedy. the limo was carrying nine passengers and the chp says the legal limit for that limit was eight. one veteran bay area fire investigator is taking a close look at the weekend tragedy on the san mateo bridge. retired vallejo firefighter bill wety has been directly involved in more than 500 fire investigations during his long career. like many people he's horrified about how the limo became a death trap. tweety is especially concerned about the fuel on the pavement. >> as you can see, it's burning on the asphalt.

you can see a sheen right here as you get close. you see the sheen on the street along the side of the car. >> tweety says investigators need to answer one critical question -- did the fire start in the fuel system or start somewhere else and then spread to the fuel tank? he also believes the limo was likely on fire for some time before it pulled over. stay with moo moat for continuing -- with "mornings on 2" for continuing coverage. you can also yet gun dates any time at ktvu.com -- updates any time at ktvu.com. right now at the white house, president obama is meeting with south korea's new president. as kyla campbell reports from our washington, d.c. newsroom, this meeting comes as north korea is threatening both countries. kyla? >> reporter: dave, north korean leaders are angry over the u.s. and south korea performi joint navy drills this week and threaten to strike their troops if any shells end up on north

korean land. south korea's president said last night if north korea shows any military provocations south korea will "make them pay." just yesterday, north korea moved the missiles away from launchpads which had temporarily eased some of the tension. today, the presidents will discuss their strategies on handling north korea and kim jung un . south korea is the 7th biggest trading partner for the u.s. and the white house is trying to get more countries to sign on a multi-nation trade pack. leaders hope that would boost the u.s. economy. they are also talking about nuclear policies. we'll discuss their options when i see you next. kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. the chinese government denying new accusations by the u.s. that it is carrying out cyber attacks. the pentagon says it has strong evidence, some of the recent attacks on u.s. computer systems tied to the chinese

military on right -- operating out of big cities. the chinese government says the u.s. should work with china in fighting computer crime. microsoft has confirmed internet explorer 8 is being used in a series of hacker attacks. now, the group is targeting the labor department, the defense department, the fbi and contractors who work in the nuclear energy industry. officials believe these hackers will be collecting very sensitive military information. microsoft says it's working now to fix the problem. 7:17. we're also learning more about a planned terror attack in a small minnesota town. the fbi says buford rogers was planning to carry out an attack 130 miles west of minneapolis. details of the planned attack have not been released. but authorities believe buford was being aided by a small militia he formed with friends.

investigators arrested rogers on friday after finding molotov cook cocktails and an assault rifle in his home. the obama administration hopes to work are russia in the future as well as it has in the boston bombings case. they've been working together since the bombings. russian intelligence has shared intercepted phone calls shows that tractor-trailer had extremist -- that tamerlan tsarnaev has had extremist views. an air force officer in charge of a sexual assault prevention program is now facing sexual battery charges himself. he was arrested over the weekend in arlington, virginia. now, he's accused of groping a woman in a parking lot. the woman told police she didn't know her attacker and she said she had to fight him off. yesterday, defense secretary chuck hagel said he was

outraged and called the allegations disgusting. that officer has been removed from duty. governor christie now revealing he had weight loss surgery in february. he said he had lap-band stomach surgery at the urging of his family and friends. reportedly, she's already lost 40 pounds. he's often mentioned as a possible presidential candidate. but he said the surgery had nothing to do with politics. some analysts say it's a clear sign that he plans to run for the white house in 2016. state health officials are urging families to get vaccinated against whooping cough. officials say the warning is especially urgent for pregnant women or parents of new babies. an outbreak in 2010 was the worst in half a century. and the respiratory illness tends to occur in three to five- year cycles. whooping cough can be deadly in

infants. the death toll in china due to the bird flu continues to rise. four more people have died, bringing the death toll to 31 since march. the number of infections is also on the rise with 19 confirm -- 129 confirmed cases. u.s. health officials say the current strain cannot spark a pandemic but if it mutates it a bay area. look outside our window now. meteorologist steve paulson coming up next, he will tell us if the clouds will give us rain today. a country on high alert. we'll tell you what happened when this volcano erupted. good morning. traffic on 280 northbound a little bit slow getting up to highway 17. we'll tell you more about the morning commute.

a volcanic eruption in the philippines has left five mountain climbers dead. more than a dozen more were trapped near the crater. this was the volcano's first eruption in three years. off obviouslily, people -- obviously people are being told to stay away from the area. here's an image of the record-breaking star explosion from nasa's swift space telescope. scientists say the burst was eye-wateringly bright even though it happened 3.6 million light years away from us. scientists are now looking for a supernova. they think it's emerging from the blast. they hope to find it by the middle of may. san francisco's muni is determined to reduce travel times as part of its long-term plans. today, the board will discuss how to cut the time it takes to

get from one point to another on major routes. muni says transit-only lanes and using more signals timed for buses will be necessary. but getting those into place could be expensive and difficult to negotiate. muni says it needs to start working on that now. 7:23. sal, everybody behaving on 280? >> as a matter of fact, they are. i would say 280 northbound is a good way to start -- that's where we'll start this report. it's a little bit slow. however, we are going to see slow traffic on 101 as well. i would still recommend 280 instead of 101 at this point getting up into the valley. no major problems, by the way, if you are driving on 85 which might be the better of all three routes. as we look at 85 at the bottom of your screen, i don't see a lot of slow traffic. it's certainly a better day today -- today than yesterday. let's move along to the bay bridge toll plaza. that's backed up.

we had an earlier stalled truck on the incline section. traffic is backed up for a 25 to 30-minute delay unless you happen to be in the carpool lane. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. a couple of sunbreaks but under mostly cloudy to cloudy skies. very mild. lows are near 60 for many. not much of a breeze. kind of calm. a puff of a west or something as this low kind of moves out. but variable on the breeze. some of it is offshore. it should turn westerly. a lot of the low cloud deck is moving. it will accelerate rapidly out of here. so some of that wraparound rain might clip us. 60 hayward, mountain view, livermore, antioch, fairfield. close for a lot of others. really mild, kind of a muggy day. relative humidity is way up. you can see the gray there. most of the rain is east. some of it still sliding off the sierra nevada. a cloudy morning to mostly cloudy. there could be a few showers. the low came all the way back from nevada, parked itself off the san mateo coast, now it's

accelerating into southern california. partly sunny, suspect later today -- partly sunny -- partly sunny to mostly cloudy today. clearing on wednesday. except for some morning low clouds. it looks warmer as we head to friday and the upcoming weekend. >> all right. thank you, steve. 7:26. and we will have more of "mornings on 2" right after this. stay with us.

it is 7:28. new this morning. pleasant hill city council has made its dome theater decision and it appears the dome is doomed. ktvu's brian flores is live in pleasant hill with details on the hours of overnight testimony that led up to this decision. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, tori. the community members that put up a fight to try to save the dome, they say they are saddened by it. after hearing hours of public system in city council chambers, the city council decided to keep the theater closed and not save it. the council meeting last night was packed. the public was allowed to comment for about four hours. at 2:30 this morning, the council voted 3-2 to move forward with development plans and eventually tear down the

theater. it got heated at times. when the decision came down somebody in the gallery shouted, how dare you smile, to one of the developers. we're hoping the s&p will reverse an approval to tear it down. they say the city didn't take into account the theater's significance and community cultural significance as well. but those in the city council say their hands were tied anyway, mainly because the building is on private land and they didn't have the resources to save the theater. we talked to community millions. reaction was mixed. >> a -- members. reaction was mixed. >> a sporting goods store is fine. there's tons in the area. i don't know why they turned it into that. redevelopment of the area is good. change is good. >> i remember seeing jurassic park here. but -- so when i heard about it, i was kind of sad. i think it's -- keep it

history. >> reporter: the developer will move forward with plans to build a two-story dick's sporting good store. they did not give a timetable when the demolition would start. as we take it back out here live, there's plans to renovate a building, right next door to the theater. that was once a valley fitness gym. coming up we'll have more reaction and why community members say they are not giving up just yet. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. now to our continuing coverage of that deadly limo fire on the san mateo bridge. this morning, later this morning, the coroner will tell us the names of the five women killed on way to a wedding party saturday night. ktvu news talked to the san jose man who was driving that limo. 46-year-old orville "ricky" brown talked about the horrifying moments before his limo burst into flames on the san mateo bridge saturday night. now, brown admits he misunderstood what one of his passengers was saying when she

first tried to get his attention. >> she knocks on the partition and she says smoke. they have got their music on. when she said smoke, my mind told me, maybe she wants to smoke a cigarette. i hear another knock. she says, smoke. pull over. there's smoke. pull over, pull over. >> now, brown is convinced some type of electrical problem caused the limo to burst into flames. he's now vowing to raise money for the victims and their families. make sure you stay right here for ktvu for continuing coverage of the limo fire investigation. we'll bring you all of the latest information on the air and online. it is 7:32. we're learning new information about what caused a town home to go up in flames on treasure island over the weekend. investigators say 29-year-old chad ingram was reportedly cooking some cleaning products to see what would happen. when all of a sudden, flames started to spread through the home. a cat died in the fire.

no one else was hurt. ingram was booked into jail and caused with unlawfully causing a fire. we're getting new information about a fire in hillsborough last friday that damaged certain -- seven homes. investigators say depom kosing materials may have started the -- decomposing materials may have started the fire. no one was hurt. but it caused a million dollars in damage. today residents in lake county could get some answers about a landslide that damaged several homes including this one. the landslide started in march in a subdivision north of lakeport, since then, seven homes have been red tagged and six more have been given voluntary evacuation notices. this is what it looks like inside one of the homes. the board plans to update residents the 9:15 this morning. the redwood city council unanimously voted to send the controversial pete's harbor development plan back to the

planning commission. the city staffers urged council to kick back the residential project because of substantial changes to the original plan including a decision to keep the outer harbor as a commercial marina. in january, the owner of the 14- acre marina evicted the tenants to wished on the 260 -- lived on the 260-plus slips on the harbor. well, the bay area came out a big winner with the announcement of this year's james beards awards. 7:34. caltrans engineers are using sound to test out bolts on the new bay bridge.

dozens of bolts recently cracked when tightened. now engineers are trying to see if 200 other bolts that were made two years after the broken ones also need to be replaced. they are using a machine that can detect cracking noises inside the bolts. so far, engineers say they've not heard any cracking. tomorrow, we could find out if the bridge will open on september 3rd as planned. the san jose police department is hiring. today, recruiters from the department will be at a job fair at mission college in santa clara. they are looking to hire people who want to be police officers and dispatchers. the job fair starts at 11:00 this morning in the main building. several other companies will also be there recruiting. and tonight, the oakland city council is set to vote on its new deal with the california highway patrol, the chp agreed last november to provide officers to help patrol some of oakland's most dangerous streets. the new deal includes expanding

patrols to four days a week. city officials are hoping to decide the cost and length of its new contract at tonight's city council meeting. 7:35. crews will soon be working to repair a big sinkhole in san francisco, one that shut down part of a very busy intersection. tara moriarty live in the city's richmond district now. that sinkhole is getting a lot of attention from the neighbors out there. tara? >> reporter: it sure is. one neighbor told us it's grown since yesterday. behind me you can see crews have arrived. it's sort of -- they are widening the area. they are getting ready to come in with the equipment and dredge it up and then they will repave it and fix the concrete and it's quite a lengthy process. over the past hour, neighbors have been stopping and taking pictures. they said it's just something that they haven't seen before. it happened around 5:30 last night. newschopper2 caught these aerials of 2nd and lake street. a neighbor said they drove over

the road, and then the ground began to open up. one man on his way to work stopped to fake photos. he said his wife couldn't believe it. >> i guess you have to count your blessings every day. >> reporter: luckily, no one was hurt. >> yeah, it's a good thing nobody was hurt. hopefully we'll start to look at our infrastructure a little bit better. >> reporter: crews inspected the hole and closed off the area, saying that a broken sewer line was to blame. the face of the sinkhole looked like it had been paved recently. it's located in the richmond district on the edge of the inner richmond and presidio heights. this intersection is starting to get busile if you come back out here live, people use it to cut through geary and park presidio. avoid the area. i would take surface streets to avoid the congestion. >> let's check in with sal to see how the other roads are working. >> good morning, tara. traffic is doing better in some

area, very low in others. the bay bridge has been backed up for a 25 to 30-minute wait. we had earlier minor issues on the bridge. nothing major but just enough to slow the commute down getting into san francisco. about five, ten minutes time that you normally use ahead would be a good idea. the morning commute has been okay on 880 northbound. on davis there was an earlier crash. that crash has been moved off the shoulder. it's not causing a dae lay. on the peninsula, southbound 101 traffic a little bit busy heading down to san mateo and in san mateo, the traffic is slow in both directions. as 101, we transition to the south bay, 101 northbound is the slowest coming out of the capitol expressway, southern san jose area all the way up into sunnyvale. let's go to steve. under mostly cloudy skies. a lot of low clouds around. leftover from yesterday yesterday. it's moving. gave us some rain.

knocked the pollen count down. it was really high last week. look at the circulation. it's a big guy. for may, it's pretty impressive. it did tap into rain, not only for northern california and definitely up in the sierra nevada we had an inch of rain. 50s, 60s, very mild. very muggy conditions. hardly any breeze. what's there is variable. still rotating off the sierra coming back heading back to the low. it's taking more of a tub. yesterday was right -- turn. yesterday was right over us. this one was favor the sacramento and san joaquin valley. we could get an isolated shower. low came back, parked itself, said i think i will go east. it's heading east. mostly cloudy, partly sunny late morning. and early afternoon, we to get rid of the cloud deck. kind of a mild, warm pattern. some rain will continue up in the sierra nevada. also in the sacramento/san

joaquin valley. over all partly cloudy, even though it's partly cloudy. a few showers, but i think really that's east and southeast of us -- south of us. generally we get the low clouds and 60s and 70s on the temperatures. with the relative humidity up there. it will feel tropical like. the system kicks out of here. we'll have light and morning low clouds and fog. but a little bit warmer on the afternoon temperatures. it's 7:40. tickets are still available to see the san jose sharks fight for a sweep of the vancouver canucks tonight. a limited number of tickets are available right now for game 4 at hp pavilion. the sharks have a 3-0 series lead and fans could witness franchise history. the sharks have never swept a playoff series before. well, the warriors are recovering from an exhaustive and heartbreaking start to round two of the playoffs. they led the spurs by 16 points halfway through the fourth

quarter in san antonio. the spurs rally to force overtime and then in double o.t., ginobili tank a three- pointer to win it, 129-127. >> we now hoe to come back. we've been a resilient team all year. we know how to turn it back on. come game two. >> the sparse beat golden state in san antonio for the 30th straight time. the next game tomorrow night, also in texas. [ cheers ] >> well, win or lose, it was still a thriller. ricky sports theater and grill was packed with warrior fans watching game one and cheering together in thele better oakland -- until the bitter end. the series comes to oakland and you can get the tickets later this morning. a limited number of tickets will go on sale at 10:00 a.m. fans will be able to buy them

through warriors.com. game 3 at oracle arena is set for friday night. game 4 is this sunday at 12:30. more developments in the boston bombing case, including the ongoing efforts to find a place to bury one of the suspects. encouraging news about the martinez boy injured at the finish line. and an update on today's computer hack that could be focusing on sensitive nuclear data. thank you. so you can make a payment from your cell to almost anyone's phone or email.

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15,000. also this morning a survey shows u.s. home prices rose 10.5% in march compared to a year ago. the biggest gain since 2006. the dow up 32 at 1501. the nasdaq down a little bit, down 3. s&p, still in record territory up 2 at 1620. google's stock is down almost 1% at 854. it started the trading day in record territory. it was pushed higher after reports that it would start a subscription service on as many as 50 youtube channels. google owns youtube. subscriptions could bring in more money along with the ads related to specific shows on those channels. 7:45. a hack attack is apparently underway this morning. ktvu's pam cook is in the newsroom right now to tell us who is being targeted and why. pam? >> well, the cyber attack is widely viewed as an attack on the u.s. government over

foreign policy. this morning microsoft confirms that its windows 8 is affected by hackers. the target is said to be american government employees, contractors who work in the nuclear research sector and europeans who work in the industry. now, analysts say that could be an indication that the hackers are trying to obtain sensitive military information. the department of homeland security keeping watch over government agency websites and banks this morning for signs of hacking but did release a statement saying that the breach will "likely result in limited disruption." now, coming up in our next hour of "mornings on 2," some concerns about banking accounts and more connections to china mentioned in the reports of the hack attacks. pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. families impacted by the boston marathon bombing will

soon be getting compensation. the distributor says the $28 million should receive money by the end of june. the injured and survivors are being asked to register by next week and submit their claims by june 15th. the mother of the boston marathon bombing suspect wants her son's body returned to russia. right now, a funeral director in massachusetts is trying to find a local site to have tamerlan tsarnaev buried. but a community activist is leading an effort to raise money to ship his remains to russia. the governor says it's up to the family to get him buried. and a local boy injured in a boston -- in the boston marathon bombing went to school for the first time since returning home from the hospital. aaron hern was greeted by friends when he arrived back in school in martinez. he was at the finish line when the bombs went off, injuring

his legs. his family says he's continuing to recover quickly. new this morning, from new zealand, a helicopter pilot and his passenger very lucky to be alive. their chopper plunged into the ocean. they were out there shooting film to promote that chopper. it's the first all caution helicopter in the -- carbon helicopter in the world. but then things took a turn for the worst. >> the water lands was uneventful. everything went like it should do in a condition like that. >> the ownert of the helicopter is now make -- opener of the helicopter is making arrangements to pull the helicopter out of the ocean. we're following a new development in last month's disaster in bangladesh. the death toll is at the site of that garment factory has topped 700. the search for bodies may go on for several weeks, maybe months. 7:48. the only law in the country

that says cell phone users have a right to know how much radiation comes from their devices could be abandoned later today. san francisco's board of supervisors is scheduled to vote on dropping the law approved in 2010 but never went into effect. the wireless association sued to block the law. now the city and association have worked out a deal to end years of litigation. if san francisco drops the law, the cell phone group will drop its lawsuit. a new ruling by the california supreme court allows cities to ban medical marijuana dispensaries. the court ruled that the 1996 ballot measure that legalized medical marijuana use in the states did not establish a patients' right to convenient access. more than 20 cities in the bay area city prohibit the cities within the borders. the ruling could lead to further bans by cities that imposed temporary moratoriums while waiting for the court's

ruling. and in san francisco where they are allowed, a supervisor has introduced a proposal that would prohibit the dispensaries from opening within 500 feet of each other. one block of mission street in the district has two medical marijuana dispensaries. but medical marijuana advocates are pushing for the city to allow dispensaries to open in more areas. in 2005, the so-called green zones were established in the city, where it's legal for dispensaries to locate if they get city permits. plans for a new trail in the pacifica area hit a roadblock. it would be called the pedro point headlunds coastal trail. hikers and bikers could go up to the stunning views of devil's slide. a private property owner is not willing to sell land needed to finish the connection. negotiations appear to be going nowhere. contra costa county supervisors are due to meet

today about extending b.a.r.t. north along 880. supervisors may order a study to extend b.a.r.t. north from the el cerrito station to the san pablo richmond's hilltop neighborhood, pinole and hercules and the richmond city council is scheduled to vote on a study. some of the council members only support a plan that would extend service from the downtown richmond station. 7:51. the 49ers want to offer valet service for your bike but first they have to make bike lanes near the stadium. what drove the mayor of a town in iowa to pull out his lawnmower even though his yard is filled with snow. you kids should count yourselves lucky.

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welcome back. the mayor of iowa is out there.

he's mowing the lawn even though it's covered with all of the snow. he asked his wife to get video of him doing this and it went viral on the internet. >> get ready to go to work. it's snowing. oh, man, it's may. i'm ready to do something stupid just for fun, for something to remember. >> they think he's hysterical. never did i know so many people would be looking at it. >> they sure did. we just checked. more than 37,000 people have seen the mayor's youtube video. a pricey bike path study for new santa clara stadium is being considered tonight. the study will cost more than $56,000. the 49ers, city of santa clara and the vta are paying a company to look into how restriping roads for a bike lane would affect stadium traffic. the city council is expected to approve the study tonight. the 49ers are offering lockers and valet bike parking for fans

to bike to games. and the board will meet thursday to consider expanding the hours allowed on b.a.r.t. the meeting comes allowing bikes during busy commute times except in the first three cars. in a recent survey, 84% of b.a.r.t. riders say allowing bikes had no impact on the decision to take the train. 13%, though, complained about overcrowding. thursday, by the way, is bike to work day. i know we have a few folks here at -- >> who do it every day. >> yes. sal, i know you've been watching the east bay. a new crash in antioch? >> that's right. highway 4 westbound, westbound 4 at a street, lone tree way. it's an overturned car. a woman was lucky enough to get out of the car by herself before the fire department arrived but her car's flipped over. traffic is slow in antioch as you approach the a street turnoff and slow afterward as you head to the bay point area. as we look at 80 in contra

costa county there, that traffic is busy as you drive over toward the bay bridge toll plaza. when you get to the toll plaza, by the way, there is a thick delay, backed up from the macarthur maze, a 30-minute delay at least before you make it on the brick. we had earlier problems on -- bridge. we had problems on the 680 sunol grade. we had some tweets saying it's not good, neither it niles canyon road. kind of unwinding from an earlier crash in this area. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. we do have cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. a little cool to mild. lows near 60 degrees, though. this is left over from yesterday. i think it will be hard to budge. partly sunny, partly cloudy end result. most of the rain has ended but still some up in the high country, look at that big low dominating california. 50 to 60. hayward antioch. we'll see some of the cloud

deck burn off. it will be solid to mostly cloudy. partly sunny, partly cloudy later on. could be a few isolated splash and dash showers. i think yesterday was the main window for rain. 60s and low to mid-70s. a little bit of sun, higher humidity. clearing out except for some low clouds. a gradual warm up. temperatures getting into the 70s and 80s inland. >> thank you, steve. 7:56. an amazing discovery in a cleveland home. police find three women who have been missing for a decade. >> help me. i'm amanda berry! i've been kidnapped and missing for ten years. i'm here! >> the frantic 911 call that led to their release and new information from police about a child found in the home. >> reporter: a woman leads police on a high-speed chase after robbing a store. officers say it's not the first time she's threatened somebody with a gun. >> reporter: mourning the loss of five women, close friends killed in the limo fire over

the weekend. we'll tell you how friends and family are saying goodbye.

welcome back. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. three suspects were

arrested in this morning on yerba buena and silver creek roads. janine de la vega is live at a 7-eleven store on foxworthy avenue. janine, you talked to an employee who was robbed? >> reporter: take, did. and that 7--- dave, i did. and that clerk said a woman caulked in and threatened to kill him if he didn't give her cash and scratchoff tickets. he handed it over. police came, reviewed the video and recognized the woman. police ended up arresting her and a pregnant woman and they have them in -- and a man and they have them in custody. police say they led them on a chase that reached 80 miles an hour. the stolen bmw they were in crashed into a tree and a wall. officers say they recognized the woman as the same suspect who robbed two 7-elevens in

east april. officers went and found her and the pursuit began. the 7-eleven clerk describes what he did. >> i'm scared. had a fun. a gun to my head. i'm scared. >> reporter: what did you do? >> you gave them lottery tickets and money? >> yeah. >> reporter: police have identified the robber suspect as 22-year-old sharon gonzalez. a 22-year-old woman and a 25- year-old man were also taken into custody and they could face charges of evading police. it's unknown if the other two people, the man and the woman, were involved in the robbery. police are still investigating. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. now to our continuing coverage of the deadly him mow fire. the coroner will release the

names of the -- deadly limo fire. the coroner will release the names of the other three victims. alex savidge has more. >> reporter: the deadly fire was devastating for this nursing home at oakland where the women worked. all nine of the people riding in the limo were current or former nurses here at the fruitvale healthcare center. inside the front door this morning, we saw people leaving flowers behind for those victims who were killed or badly injured. later this morning, the coroner is expected to positively identify the five fire in the -- who died in the fire. we've learned three of them right here. nerizo fojas was killed, the bride. also michelle estrera from necessary fro and jenny balon

died -- from fresno and jenny balon died as well. balo in. 's husband told us -- we spoke to balo's husband. he told us that everybody was trying to climb to the partition leading to the driver's seat because the doors were locked. >> frustrated, disappointed at -- that it wasn't opened. if they only break the glass, maybe they would survive. >> reporter: this group of nine women were heading to a bridal party when their limo burst into flames on saturday. so far, the chp can't say why those women who died were unable to get out of the rear doors. in the meantime, though, there are four women who did survive this fire. here are photos of two of them. jasmine deguedea and mary guardiano. we're live this morning in

oakland, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, alex. and stay with ktvu for continuing coverage of the limo fire investigation. we'll bring you the latest information both on air and online. the calaveras county sheriff says he believes his department will find the killer of 8-year-old lelia fowler very soon. investigators have received test results of evidence in the case from the justice department crime lab. authorities did not reveal many details citing concerns about tainting the investigation. >> never gonna be a good ending to anything like this. but it will be soon, i pray. >> it's -- one step closer to getting somebody into custody. >> investigators say fbi crime dogs were brought in to search the area near the fowler home. drivers plan to resume their search of a pond today in the

area. 8:04. from ohio, we have new information this morning about three women found alive in a cleveland house after being reported for several years. our reporter tori dunnen is live in cleveland to tell us what the poli just said about a child found in the house and how many times police have gone to that house over the years. >> reporter: first of all, i want to mention, there will be a huge undertaking for authorities. they have to sift through at least ten years of information to try to figure out how and why the women were taken and how this went undetected for so long. it's being called a miracle. three women, each missing for years, found alive in the same cleveland home. >> as you can imagine, words can't describe the emotions being felt by all. yes, law enforcement officials do cry. >> reporter: amanda berry, gina dejesus and michelle knight all

disappeared. their ordeal came to an end on monday after a neighbor heard screams for help. >> i seen this girl going nuts trying to get out of the house. she said help me get out! i've been in here for a lightning time! >> reporter: police moved in after a 911 call. >> i've been kidnapped. i'm here. i'm free now. >> due to amanda's brave actions, these three women are alive today. >> reporter: the three women were examined at a local hospital and released. berry is renew nighted with her -- reearner the with -- reunited with her sister. police arrested this man, ariel castro. the fbi is searching the home.

>> rest assured, the fbi will bridge every resource to this case to bring the full weight of justice to bring those responsible for that's horrific, horrific -- for this horrific, horrific case. >> reporter: and police believe the young child found inside the house is believed to be amanda's daughter. investigators day they were able to speak -- say they were able to speak with the three women yesterday. it was chaotic. really the top priority was to get them medical attention. they've been returned to their families. so there's this sense of joy here in the community of cleveland. >> thank you for the update. tory dunnan live in cleveland, ohio. let's check in with sal on that crash in antioch. >> that's right. highway 4, pretty slow coming up. even before this crash, but the crash is at lone tree way, a

street, overturned vehicle, fortunately the woman driving in the car managed to get herself out after the car flipped over but there's still some injuries involved. traffic is slow even after the crash coming up through up -- coming up through. you will see slow traffic on 680 as you drive through the area. let me move this area -- as we move farther to western contra costa county, between pinole and richmond, we have slow traffic and also going to the richmond bridge, timing the map down to the 680 commute. it's backed up out of pleasanton this morning. it's still recovering after that crash in fremont. the backup has moved up to pleasanton and down to the fremont area. so 680 is just not -- is not very good. 580 is not good. it's very slow over the dublin grade. to the toll plaza, it's been backed up for a 30-minute plus delay before you make it on the bridge it efis. an on 237, some slow traffic as

you approach 880. mostly cloudy. kind of getting chewed off because some higher clouds are coming off the sierra nevada. it will still give us a partly cloudy to mostly cloudy day. after yesterday let's give this one credit. it's moving. it was off the coast yesterday. it will probably be into las vegas. it's on its way to las vegas. it will be there. as it does, it takes most of the rain with it. it tends to favor, i think sacramento, the mother lode and then also sacramento valley and san joaquin valley. there's still plenty there. neck could pop up later on -- anything could pop up later on. the low came all the way back from nevada. came back here, stops. now it's accelerating out of the picture. you don't see that often, especially in may. a few showers are possible. combination of cloud, some sun.

a lot of moisture and the humidity factor is way up. already 63. mostly cloudy skies. sfo, 61. oakland airport, 63. upper 50s, low 60s. kind of temperatures ready to break out if they could. there's still some rain mainly. snow mix and high elevations. steve bridges in the keys had an overan inch of rain. the projection i saw for the precipitation forecast was an inch of rain for the sierra. you can see how it's sliding from east to west and then yesterday, it takes a turn and heads more south as the low moves out of the picture, but the low clouds are in place. see a couple of breaks in the last few frames. there's plenty to go around. 38 in tahoe. 50s and 60s all the way down to southern california. in fact, they are getting some rain as well. this low covered the entire state. you can see some of that moisture, circulating around. but see how in the last few frames, it tends to favor areas east and south of us.

some higher clouds with a mix of sun and again if you are doing anything outside, it's a tropical feel. 60s 70s, some low to mid-70s. but very close to yesterday's readings within a degree or two. very mild even on the coast. we clear out most of the higher clouds, could be low clouds wednesday morning and then a jump up on the temperatures, especially as we head towards thursday and the upcoming weekend. we now know the name of a man killed in an officer- involved shooting in suisun city. police say 32-year-old man was holding what appeared to be a gun on thursday afternoon at a boat launch and said he wanted to commit suicide. police say they opened fire when he threatened to police officer -- threatened a police officer. it turned out, it was a pellet gun. he has a criminal record. he was on probation for arson at the time of that shooting. 8:11. a big wildfire in southern california could be fully

contained sometime today. it started last thursday near camarillo springs and thousand oaks. the fire has burned 28,000 acres. it's now 90% contained. at its peak, the fire threatened thousands of homes and damaged 15 of them. yesterday, rain helped to slow it down. the cause is still being investigated but arson has been ruled out. the contra costa county board of supervisors could announce today if two more fire stations will be shut down. supervisors are considering a proposal to close station 87 in pittsburg this july. they could also decide to close an additional fire station next year. the vote comes after supervisors closed four more -- four fire stations in january due to budget cuts. as many as eight firefighters could be laid off. 8:12. a wild story, a man forced to hang onto the roof of a speeding car. that dramatic nightmare was caught on video by other

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a lot of low clouds in place. higher clouds kind of spinning off the sierra nevada. kind of muggy and humid. we're hearing that a whistle-blower will testify tomorrow at a congressional hearing about the attack on the

u.s. consulate in libya and he will be critical of hillary clinton. mark thompson is the acting deputy assistant for operations in the state department's counterterrorism bureau. now, he's expected to testify that then-hillary clinton blocked his department's involvement on the night of the benghazi attacks. he also says he's been threatened and intimidated by state department officials about his testimony. 8:16. happening right now, president obama is meeting at the white house with the president of south korea. as ktvu's kyla campbell reports from our washington, d.c. newsroom they are talk, trade, economy, and a new threat from north korea today. kyla? >> reporter: north korea is threatening to strike american and south korean troops if their joint military drills spill onto north korea land this week. this threat comes after an easing of tensions yesterday. leader kim jung un had threatened to launch miss ill

at south korea and u.s. military bases in that region but remove those missiles from launch pads yesterday. the mixed messages from north korea will be a top priority as president obama and the south korean president meet today. the leaders are tackling nuclear policies and thousand they can move towards a -- and how they can move towards a nuclear-free peninsula. this is the 60th anniversary of the u.s./south korean alliance. south korea is the 7th biggest trading partner with the white house. the white house is trying to get more countries to sign on to a multi-nation trade pack. we expect more talk about all of these topics. they have scheduled a joint press conference in just over two hours from now. kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. supporters of new gun control legislation say they are not giving up yet. legislation expanding background checks for gun buyers was defeated in the senate last month. the gun control supporters would need to persuade at least

five senators to switch interest -- to switch their boats. they are launching a mother's day week of action by the brady campaign to prevent gun violence. with congress back from a week- long recess and they are moving onto other issues, a new vote is probably not likely any time soon. governor jerry brown says it's too early to move more than 3,000 inmates from state prisons because of an airborne fungus. it's called valley fever. it's blamed for the deaths of almost three dozen inmates and hundred more have been sent to the hospital. now, the battle comes as the governor gets -- continues to fight against a federal court order to reduce california's prison population. a judge is due to hear arguments on this next month. 8:18. an increase in residential home burglaries has some san carlos residents on edge. that's why law enforcement is manning to hold a town hall meeting tonight. they will discuss crime trends, including the increase in home burglaries and what people can

do to stay safe? they will also talk about safe routes to school, the meeting is set to begin at 7:00 tonight at san carlos city hall. an antioch teenager has been charged with six felony counts of making false bomb threats to schools. the 16-year-old deer valley high student reportedly fessed to the threats -- confenced to the threats three weeks ago. the boy could be sentenced to a juvenile facility or be put on probation and the school district is working to expel him. his parents may be forced to pay restitution. 8:19. this is wild. a man in georgia had to literally hang onto the roof of the roof -- hang onto the roof of a speeding car after a hit- and-run crash. that's elton kim clinging to the car in roswell georgia.

the woman kept driving and mr. kim was able to hop off after other drivers tried to box the woman in. she was able to get away. new information about michael jackson is come out about his wrongful death trial. the jackson family says aeg live shares responsibility in his death along with conrad murray. michael jackson tattooed his lips pink and also tattooed his eyebrows and the front of his scalp, the autopsy confirmed and the autopsy confirmed that he suffered from a skin pigmentation disease. really incredible on that schedules trying to get to the -- on that schedules trying to

get to the -- obstacles trying to get to a hospital. and that's -- there's your sky. steve paulson will be here in a few minutes to tell us if we can expect any more spring time rain. westbound highway 4 slow coming to concord. we'll tell you more about the bay area weather and the morning commute. [ female announcer ] safeway presents

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a man says he jumped in a car after his wife's water broke friday night only to discover he was out of gas. he stopped to fill up only to get stuck behind a 90-car freight train. at that point, he says he had no choice but to pull into a sam's club parking lot. >> i said, honey, you gotta push hard. and the baby slid out and landed on my forearm. >> she gave birth to a healthy baby boy and the couple plans to name him alexander. a reel with the images of 2,000 birth certificates were found. we don't know where they were found. but now those people could

become victims of identity theft. the cloud covers are santa clara, solano and sonoma counties. authorities are not saying where the reel was found but they are saying people at risk, keep an eye on your credit reports for signs of identity theft. 8:24. let's check back with sal. you are watching the bridges and everything else. >> that's right. we're looking at some of the commutes in the east bay before you get to the bridge, you will have to deal with highway 4. things are getting better. we had the crash in antioch but we also have traffic on 4 and 680. bay bridge has been slow all morning long. it's backed up for a 30-minute wait. we have very slow traffic on 880 southbound as you drive past 238. you can see slow traffic on the maps here all the way down to union city in fremont. but 68 on on the right. look at the road sensors there. it's very slow out of pleasanton down to fremont. 8:25. let's go to steve. i almost said 6:25. >> sal. >> i know. mostly cloudy, temperatures

on the mild side. 60s for many. could be an isolated shower. but i think yesterday was the prime time for any kind of rain. the low is moving on the central california coast. should be in nevada by tomorrow or tonight. we could get some showers, but i think it's more towards sacramento, some of the high country up in the sierra. a mix of sun and clouds, could be a few showers. but 60s to 70s. dave? >> thank you. a new development about fixing those bad bolts on the bay bridge. why the engineers are now using their ears as well as their eyes. >> reporter: after hours of public comment a decision has been made on whether to save this dome theater. we'll tell you what happened and reaction to the public. crews get ready to fix a sinkhole in san francisco that appears to be getting -- getting larger. we'll tell you what we've learned about repairs and when they will be finished. [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf...

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shop at choosenissan.com. ♪ welcome back. new this morning a decision has been made to tear down a landmark dome movie theater in pleasant hill despite neighborhood protests. ktvu's brian flores is live at the movie theater now to tell us about a city council decision that came early this morning. >> reporter: the community members that tried to save the dome, they put up a good fight. the sign has been up for a month now. it says the theater is closed. after hours of public testimony, the city council decided not to save it. now, the city council meeting last night was back packed. the comment was allowed to comment for close to four hours. but at 2:30, the council voted

3-2 to move forward with development plans and tear down the theater. members were hoping the city council would reverse an original approval to tear it down. they say the city did not take into account the environmental concerns and cultural environment as well. >> it's one of those things every time i drive by, i just have good memories of. never her a bad experience here. so that's basically just it. it just makes me happy to see it. >> we have a sentimental attachment to the building also, but it's most appropriate to continue on with the eve loose with the plan as it was proposed and adopted by the city. >> reporter: the developer will move forward with the plans to build a two-story sporting goods store. the vemmer did not give a timetable when the -- developer did not give a timetable when the project would start. there are also plans to

renovate a nearby building that was one the location of a valley total fitness gym. according to the people save the dome, they say they will explore other options ally well. they are not giving -- as well. they are not giving up just yet. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. john kerry is in moscow for a meeting with sadler putin. this is new video of -- vladimir putin. this is new video of kerry laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. in kerry's meeting with president putin, kerry will urge the russian president to take a tougher position on syria. russia has traditionally been a supporter of syrian's president while the u.s. has supported the rebel forces trying to overthrow him. we're learning more information about the orange juice that was allegedly poisoned at a san jose starbucks last week. investigators now say it could take up to three weeks to get test ults of that orange juice.

prosecutors say the crucial if the case is gonna be -- say the test results are crucial if the case is gonna be made against ramineh behbehanian for allegedly placing rubbing alcohol in two bottles of orange juice. the p.u.c. recommended that pg&e be fined $2.25 billion for the gas line explosion two and a half years ago. it's the biggest penalty possible. it's one that pg&e's ceo is calling excessive. one state safety agency says the record-breaking fine does not make sense. it says that any money pg&e spends now should go towards making its pipe safer and should not be spending money on costly fines. we are gating new information about a fire in hillsborough that damaged seven homes. investigators say decompotessing materials

decomposing ears -- materials may have contributed to the problem. this landslide started in march in a subdivision north of lake pert. since then, seven homes have been red tagged. six more have been given voluntary evacuation notices. the board will update all of the residents at 9:15 this morning. 8:33. caltrans engineers are using sound to test out bolts on the new bay bridge. dozens of bolts recently cracked when tightened. now engineers are trying to see if 200 other bolts that were made two years ago of -- after the broken ones also need to be replaced. they are using a machine that can defect cracking noises inside the bolts. engineers have not heard any cracking. tomorrow we could find out if the bridge will open on september 3rd as planned. a sinkhole large enough to swallow up a car has shut down part of a busy intersection in

san francisco. tara moriarty is live in the city's richmond district where crews are there but still haven't started to make any repairs yet. tara? >> reporter: we've just learned that this project is going to take three days to complete. i spoke with the head engineer a couple of minutes ago. they are gonna have to repair the broken sewer line and then repour the concrete which you can see has been chipped away and then pour asphalt on top of it. crews are prepare prepping the area and have cordoned off the area. ground started to give way at 5:30 last night at second and lake streets. so crews immediately roped off the area to find out how stable this intersection was. one neighborhood said the sinkhole was grown since yesterday. people around here kind of anxious for these repairs to get underway. cars in the meantime can still get around the sinkhole. so section and lake streets still open. but you probably will be experiencing some delays over

these next couple of days. we sort of pan over here to the right. i can hoe you -- i can show you there's a truck with a flashing light. that truck needs to move into the intersection right where we're parked. we're gonna leave so the crews can come in and start doing this job. i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. 8:34. san francisco's -- san francisco's muni is determined to reduce travel times as part of the long-term plans. today, the board is discuss how it will cut the tame to get from one time to the next on the routes. using the timing will be necessary but getting those in place will be expensive and difficult to negotiate. muni says they need to start working on it now. sal, don't hold back. how bad is 880 in oakland? >> it's a stinkin' mess! okay. i didn't hold back, dave and tori. it's terrible. look at this.

both directions, especially southbound. there is a stalled vehicle. finally, they cleared an accident near high street. that one cleared away. things are improving. but southbound 880 is bad. i would say avoid it and use 580 instead. let's take a look. bay bridge getting a little bit better. 25 to 30-minute delay at the toll plaza. 680, that one has been terrible. southbound 680 traffic is improving finally after a mucher spell why crash. things are -- much earlier crash. things are -- 580 stinks from livermore all the way to the castro valley. let's go to steve. >> sal? >> yes, sir. >> between the nba and nhl playoffs, i'm not getting much sleep. >> tell me about it! >> it's crazy. weatherwise we had the rain yesterday. could be a little today.

a lot of cloud cover. the rain will be decreasing but the next couple of days, i think we'll deal with a lot of low clouds, maybe drizzle and temperatures are not going anywhere until about thursday. this low from may, i mean just amazing that it came -- i mean, idaho, montana, really rotated all the way pack in. parks itself off the san mateo coast. gave us some of that rain yesterday. it's moving out. a lot of low clouds and very mild conditions almost a tropical feel here. i mean, you are sitting 60 degrees on some of these lows. you can see some of the moisture. it's already beginning to take the turn. yesterday it was coming right over us. but today it looks like it's heading over towards the sacramento valley, northern sacramento valley. but it did -- something very unusual. we went from hot last week to a huge change in the weekend. so a 25-degree drop in the temperatures on sunday. we've leveled off i think today and tomorrow. we'll start a slow warmup.

as the low takes its energy and most of its cloud cover with it by tomorrow. it's moving into the nevada area, central and southern california today. it's raining down in l.a. we're hard-pressed to get any rain all winter long. a few showers possible today. more likely i think pretty nar away from us -- far away from us. you can see the cloud cover. some of that rain totaled over an inch in the sierra nevada. partly cloudy. a lot of low clouds in place. mostly cloudy here this morning. i mentioned a few showers but i think everything is about done. 60s and 70s. clearing tomorrow except for the low clouds. i mean, i think they will still persist. finally on thursday and friday they will start to bump up and we'll get warmer temperatures. nothing too strong or too warm by the weekend. 8:38. if you need a job, the san jose police department is hiring. today, police department recruiters will be at a job

fair at mission college in santa clara. they want to hire police officers and dispatchers. now, the job fair starts at 11:00 this morning in the main building. several other companies will also be there recruiting. tonight, the oakland city council will vote on its new deal with the california highway patrol. now, the chp agreed last november to provide some of the officers to help patrol some of oakland's most dangerous streets. that new deal includes expanding patrols to four days a week. city officials are hoping to decide the cost and the length of time to the contract at the st. louis meeting -- at the meeting. the bank of america will pay $1.7 billion settlement to issue a state over faulty mortgage insurers. bond insurers suffered big losses during the housing bust.

countrywide mortgage is accused of engaging in improper lending practices. bank of america bought countrywide in 2008. now, that does not end bank of america's mortgage problems. now the state of new york plans to sue b of a and wells fargo over their mortgage practices. last year, the two banks agreed to provide $25 billion in relief to homeowners. the new york attorney general says the banks have violated the terms and have not followed the time line laid out in that settlement. and williams sonoma has agreed to pay $1 million to settle charges. the house wears retailer, it's reported, failed to immediately report a product defect. the commission says the company knew about a incidents -- 45 incidents of wooden hammock stands at their pottery barn

stores. the days of tax-free shopping online may be over. why supporters of the internet tax say it's only fair. also, a threatened hack attack apparently underway. pam cook will tell us what's behind the attack. >> reporter: we're live in san jose where an armed robbery turns into a high-speed police chase. you will hear from the 7-eleven clerk who had a gun pointed at him when "mornings on 2" continues. look at 'em.

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stocks are mixed right now. and the dow up a little bit. the dow and s&p hovering near record levels. markets have been rallying recently on optimism the u.s. economy is continuing to recover. the dow is currently up 412 at 15010. get back above the 15,000 mark and the nasdaq is down just -- slightly down 1. s&p in record report up 3 at 16 -- territory up 3 at 1621. the top stories we're following for you -- new information -- new information from cleveland, ohio being reported alive arbeing missing

for ten years -- after being missing for fen years. police say -- for ten years. police say a 6-year-old found in the school is reportedly the daughter of amanda berry and the suspect is a former school bus driver. the coroner will identify the names of those killed in the limo fire. investigators say it could be several weeks before we know the exact cause of that fire on the bridge. and san jose police arrested three suspects after they crashed a stolen car into a bridge brick wall this morning. it happened on yerba buena and silver creek roads. ktvu's janine de la vega is live with all of the information on the connection one of the suspects may have to a robbery at a 7- eleven. janine? >> reporter: well, police say it's ware to have a female armed robbery suspect. so when one hit this 7-eleven at 2:00 a.m. at meridian and foxworthy, police remembered that a female

suspect robbed a few 7-elevens last month. she was in a stolen bmw with a pregnant woman and a man. they crashed into a tree after leading police on a chase up to 80 miles an hour. police say they threed to run away. officers were able to -- they tried to run away. officers were able to track down the female robbery because she matched the description of a suspect who robbed two 7- elevens in april. officers found her hanging out in the previous apartment complex where she dumped a previous car. >> same bandana, the gun, long- nose barrel .22 revolver. >> i'm scared. had a gun. a gun to my head. i'm scared. >> police have identified the armed robbery suspect as 22- year-old sharon gonzalez. 21-year-old madeline farhan and 25-year-old damiangyette were taken into custody and they --

damian garrett were taken into custody and they face charges. all three are being treated for their injuries at a local hospital. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:46. the u.s. senate passed a bill that would allow states to tax online sales. the sales tax would be sent to the state where the shopper lives. supporters say it levels the playing field between online retailers and brick and mortar stores but the bill faces opposition in the house and president obama has shown support for it. pittsburg's city council is extending a moratorium on internet cafes for another year. the city council enacted the moratorium back in june days after the first internet cafe opened in the city. council members say a moratorium is needed due to concerns about increased criminal activity from online gambling. city council members say

internet cafes have led to an increase in crimes. an alert from the fbi warning about hackers. pam cook is in our newsroom with who is being hacked and who may be doing the hacking. >> reporter: it's being called o.p.t. usa. it's said to be be a protest of u.s. foreign relations. the u.s. government warns that websites, social media and even e-mail attacks could come under attack and some of them may be coming from china. the fbi which is protecting against this, says recent tensions between the u.s. and china triggered an advisory notice. some web pages have been -- have been bombarded with rhetoric. china says the u.s. should work with china in fighting computer crime. microsoft has already reported

it has felt some ect ifs of some kind of -- effects of some kind of hacking. the homeland security department says it doesn't expect any tacks to be -- it tonight expect any attacks to be a -- it doesn't expect any attacks even a slight disription. police say a man planned a terrorist attack west of minneapolis. we don't know the details. but authorities think el was getting help from a mall militia that he formed with his friends. the obama administration says it hopes it can work with russia in the future as well as it has in the boston marathon bombing case. the united states and russia had been working together since the boston marathon bombings. the new york times reports russian intelligence has even

shared intercepted phone calls showing tamerlan tsarnaev having extremist views. corporations between very secretive intelligence agencies, it doesn't happen often, especially as the tensions rise over syria and other issues. an air force officer in charge of a sexual assault prevention program is now facing sexual battery charges himself. lieutenant colonel krinsky was arrested in virginia. he's accused of growning a woman in a parking lot. the woman -- groping a woman in the parking lot. the woman told police she did not know her attacker and said she had to fight him so. yesterday, chuck hagel says he's outrage and called thalgations dis-- the allegations disgusting. chris christie is revealing he had weight loss surgery, he had lap band surgery in february and reportedly he's

lost 40 pound. he says the surgery had nothing to do with politics. he said he struggled with this issue for 20 years and it was about turning 50 and wanting to be there for his children. but some political analysts say the surgery is a clear sign that he plans to run for the white house in 2016. state health officials say families you should get vaccinated against whooping cough. the warnings are urgent for pregnant women and women with babies. the respiratory illness tends to occur in three to five-year cycles. whooping cough can be deadly infants. today, chinese authorities announced four more people have died from the bird flu. now the death toll has reached 31 since march. the number of infections also going up. 129 confirmed cases so far. u.s. health officials say the current strain cannot park a pandemic but if it mutates it

might spread easily. you can call it a snow mower. what drove the mayor of a town in iowa to mow his yard that you can see is covered in snow. 880 is a mess. it's improving. we'll tell you what happened and why things are finally getting better. hi, i'm ben affleck,

and many actors have played the part of u.s. servicemen in the movies, but for veterans like james crosby their service and their sacrifice are real. and too often when they come home, their struggle continues. for over sixty years, paralyzed veterans of america has been fighting to help our injured veterans get the benefits they need, and have earned. paralyzed veterans of america was there for me when i came home. join me in supporting our paralyzed veterans. visit p-v-a dot org. the mayor of iowa says he was so fed up with the weather

he decided to go out and do what you are supposed to do in may -- mow the lawn. it was still covered with snow. he asked his wife to get video of him doing it and it went viral. >> getting ready to go to work and i said oh, man, it's snowing. it's may. i'm ready to do something stupid, something people will remember. >> never did i know so many would be looked at it. >> more than 37,000 people have seen the mayor's youtube video. >> oh, boy. 8:55. the san jose sharks are gonna try to sweep the vancouver canucks in the nhl playoffs. you can still join them at the tank. a limited number of tickets are available for game 4 at hp pavilion. the shark lead the series 3-0. we may see sharks' franchise history. the sharks have never swept a playoff series before. well, another amazing performance from steph curry was not enough for the waiver

yers to win the round two opener against the spurs. 129-127. that close. steph curry had 44 points. but the spurs rallied from a 16- point fourth quarter deficit forcing overtime. anyone in double overtime, manu ginobili sank a three-pointer right there. they won, 129-127. steph curry, though, he's looking towards game 2. >> have an opportunity to go one on one. we still have a chance to do that. we have to focus and bounce back quick. >> the warriors are the underdogs. they've lost 30 straight games in san antonio. this goes back to 1997 but they could match the spurs through regulation. the warriors are try to break the streak tomorrow night. and games three and four will be in oakland. you can get tickets later this morning. a limited number of tickets go on sale at 10:00 a.m.

you can buy tickets through the warriors' website, warriors.com, game three at oracle, set for friday night at 7:30. game four will be held this sunday, 12:30. ticket tuesday. today you have the chance to win a pair tickets to see josh groven. he will be performing at the pavilion. tickets don't go on sale until this friday to the public. for your chance to win go to ktvu.com before hid night and put in the secret word "awake," the name of his third album. >> all right. sal, are you singing a different opportunity? >> well, sort of. let's take a look at 880. you will see that traffic is going to be busy, especially in the southbound direction. we had an earlier crash stuck down near davis. that didn't get out of the way. i also want to mention there's some crazy caltrain delays. westbound bay bridge, it will be taking about a half-hour to get through that backup.

let's go to steve. >> all right, sal. thank you. mostly cloudy here this morning. partly sunny. kind of muggy. humidity is way up. i don't think there will be any showers. i think we're done. but not really warmer until the end of the week. >> i had my umbrella. i needed it, too. >> nice change. >> it was. >> all right. that's our report for this morning. we thank you for trusting ktvu news. >> watch the noon news. we'll have more on the three women found alive in cleveland ten years after they were kidnapped. thank you for joining us.

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