. a police shooting overnight in antioch, we'll tell you what neighbors saw and heard out here. and it's been a turbulent week for the city of oakland, three police chiefs in just a week, the shake up at the top, and the criticism being leveled by city council man. and concession workers at at&t ballpark walk off the job. the vote happening today and whether or not it will impact giants games. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is morning's on 2.

good morning, welcome to mornings on 2, it is saturday, may 11th and i'm claudine wong. >> i'm mike mibach. let's get to rose mary and check out the forecast. >> especially if you like a warm, a note oable warm up for the -- notable warm up for the inland areas. low clouds, fog along the coast, even in the north bay, patchy dense fog to contend with. i think we'll see an earlier burn off, and temperatures heating up above yesterday, and low clouds will return for the evening and it's about the warmth for the day. i'll have a look at numbers coming up and do topping our news -- coming up. and topping our news, a fatal shooting at contra costa county. and alex savage is live and talking to a resident down the street from where the shooting happened. alex. >> reporter: this is still a crime scene out here this

morning, a police shooting according to neighbors that appeared to have been a deadly police shooting, a man killed here overnight and i will show you the scene and give you a sense of what's taking place, a whole entire block blocked off. this is buchanan road at barcelona circle in antioch. this involved the concord police department. i want to show you video from last night. this all happened about 9:00 last night, now, we are not getting any information whatsoever from concord police this morning. they are not confirming this shooting with us, but and not confirming that there was a fatality, but we did see a man lying under a tarp this morning, so we understand this was a fatal shooting. witnesses are also confirming this. they say the man who was shot apparently crashed his truck. he was on the run from officers and then there were several shots fired. listen how one neighbor who lives next to the shooting scene describes what happened.

>> i was watching the warriors game and got up and looked out the window. i see the guy run out. i tell my kids to get down, and the split second i told them to get down, i heard gunshots, like 7 gun shots and we were military style to the back, and sounded like the bullets was getting close and are -- closer and closer, and i came back to the window and the guy was laid out right there. >> neighbors are telling us and several neighbors have said they heard quite a few gun shots in the neighborhood last night. one neighbor sent us pictures. one are round came through her -- one round came through her window. we're showing you the are truck that neighbors tell us the man who was shot and killed jumped out of. apparently he was on the run from police. at this point we don't know why he was running from police. we are trying to get more information from the concord police department this morning.

i spoke with several officers hoping that a commanding officer will give us an update on what happened last night. live in antioch, alex savage ktvu channel 2 news. and oakland police told us a man shot at a bus stop along the oakland border is in grave condition. that shooting happened before 10:00 last night on corner of 61 61st and add line streets. investigators have having trouble identifying the victim. he didn't have any id on him. more than a dozen rounds were fired at that location. some hit nearby carers a liquor store and a home. police do not have anyone in custody. oakland has announced an interim police chief. the assistant chief, anthony

taribio stepped down. and shaun went was sworn in as the police chief. >> i pledge to own the role as if it were not the interim for the men and women of the police department which i now lead and as well as for the citizens of oakland, which i personally feel responsible for. >> the masor says they are looking for a permanent replacement for jordan. it is it is beginning to seem like the gang members and criminals are more organized than officials. and hosted last night by the oakland police department, gave people the chance to come out and meet officers and check out some of their equipment. the k-9 unit was also on display. >> i think it's great. it's great for the community to come and see and meet the police officers protect our city. >> people we spoke to say they are not concerned about the shake in the chief's office. they say the biggest priority is safety for themselves and their families. new this morning, smoke

from a faulty piece of equipment led to an evacuation of the white house. let me show you a live picture. a few hours ago, reporters and photographers were escorted out of the press room. firefighters were called in to inspect the room and the west wing. a transformer in the mechanical room overheated. no injuries were reported and p president -- and president obama and his family were not affected. some residents are waiting for land lines to be b -- be restored. residents haven't been able to call numbers outside the affected area, even emergency services like 911. cell phones and internet have not been affected, though, and at&t and verizon are working to restore service. the cause is still unclear of the disruption. concession workers at at&t park are threatening to go on strike. there is a dispute over pay

between the union and the workers say their pay has been frozen for three years despite the financial success of the giants and center plait. the company says workers earn up to $20. if there is a strike concessions would be handled em games would not be affected. the golden state warriors to the san antonio spurs wasn't the only loss they suffered. seth curry sprained his left ankle, he was able to finish the game. the night belonged to the spurs who won 102-92 and lead the series 2 games to 1. >> icing it, treatmentings and we'll see where he's at. -- treatment, and see where he's at. hopefully s it teph is ready. >> mark jackson calls this playoff series a heavy weight championship fight.

game 4 is tomorrow afternoon. celebrities in attendance included colin kaepernick and dave sappelt. you can show your support for the warriors by visit ktvu channel 2 on facebook and share. heating up today, should be a nice day but maybe not so nice if you don't like it hot. >> right, you'll be looking for the shade in the afternoon. temperatures will warm 5 to 10 degrees are, especially for the inland areas. along the coast, it is going to remain partly to mostly cloudy. it's going to remain cool. if you like it cool, that's where you should hang out for the afternoon. a live look over oakland. the marine layer, not as thick. not as widespread. concord, liver more waking up with sunny skies, and cloud cover around the bay area as well as parts of the north pay.

a bike ride or maybe even a drive, 48 in arvada: cool in parts of the north bay. 51 in walnut creek. 57 in oakland. we have 50 degrees half-moon bay and fog report aredded in half-moon bay. visibility 2, 2 1/2 miles in your neighborhood. we have a ridge of high pressure, a little hard to detect here. this is more notable. this is what will cool us down as we get into the workweek. a ridge of high pressure for the weekend and that will drive our temperatures up. the warm air associated with that and the syncing air associated with that ridge of high pressure, genie, again -- again, going to compress that marine layer and it is going to lead to a quicker burn off. i think we're going to see the sunshine a little bit sooner today and temperatures will soar with a weak on shore breeze at this point. 83 degrees in santa rosa for the afternoon. 80 in san rafael.

70 degrees for solita. if you're planning on celebrating mother's day early or the entire weekend, a warm day for shopping, and east bay shoreline, 73 in oakland. santa clara valley, 81 for san jose: santa cruz, 76 expected for the afternoon and afternoon sunshine for you. 78 redwood city. upper 60s in san francisco. low to mid-60s along the coast, so along the coast it will be warmer but i expect we'll have clouds most of the day. i'll have a look at a future cast model and a burn off in the next few moments. mother's day is going to be the warmest day of the weekend and then again, a cool down i mentioned a few moments ago, low 80s in the forecast, monday, tuesday, wednesday for inland community hads, we remain in the 60s at the coast, back to the desk. bike riders are hitting the

streets the 5th annual ride for a reason. it helps raise funds for school enrichment programs in oakland. 150 cyclists pedaled in protest for the funding cuts to organization last year and they are expecting 250 ipan this year. postal workers are teaming up with bay area food banks today, they're going to be collecting food for the annual stamp out hunger food drive. if you want to take part, leave nonperishable food items by the mailbox and your mail carrier will pick those up. it takes place all over the country and it is the largest single day effort to collect food. taking a stand amid harsh criticism, why the woman finding a final resting place for the boston bombing suspect has no regrets. and a publicity stunt at a theater, why a man walked in

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welcome back on this saturday morning, a live look at the oakland estuary, a great start. low clouds and fog will give away to mostly sunny skies: happening in trenton new jersey, a stand off is under way wean police and an armed way who officers say killed two people and is holding several children hostage. negotiations have lasted more than 12 hours and homes have been evacuated. the woman who stepped in to help bury tamerlan tsarnaev is defending her actions.

martha molen says a after hearing reports that no one could decide what to do is tsarnaev's body, she knew she had to step in. she coordinated efforts to transport the body to a funeral hope to a cemetery 30 miles north of her chmondvirginia home. despite the backlash from people who live in the area, she does not regret what she did. >> i feel at peace. i feel a sense of peace that it was the right decision, no matter what happens, it was the right thing to do. >> she says the newtown cool gunman and the virginia tech gunman were allowed to be buried. the only difference she could see is tsarnaev was muslim. a movie theater manager is defending a planned publicity stunt. last week iron man fans attended the premier of iron man iii. halfway thyrotomy valley, a man walk -- through the movie, a man walked into the theater

wearing full tactical gears and carrying guns and police received multiple calls and they say it sounded exactly like the colorado movie theater shooting from last july. >> everything is in place, it's the opening night of a super hero movie, someone walking in all dark clothes, carrying a rife, everything points to bad things that are about to happen. there's no good that can come of that. >> when they arrived, are police were told it was a fake shooter and that the whole thing was meant to drum up publicity. the manager says he has no regrets and his o job is to entertain people. at least 5 state owned universities are allowing guns on campus. state lawyers found an outright ban on weapons is unconstitutional. pennsylvania and 22 other states can leave the issue up to individual colleges and universities. officials have decided to re-

examine the issue. the task force in charge of determining the future of sandy hook elementary is recommending that the school be torn down. 20 children and 6 adults were shot and killed at the school in december. last night the newtown task force voted unanimously to demolish the building and build a new school on the same site. >> it was difficult to process, but i think that we ended up with the best long-term solution. >> the school board and voters still need to approve the plan. since the shooting, the 430 surviving students at sandy hook have been attending school in the neighboring town of monroe. in kentucky, a school bus carrying a high school softball team has overturned injuring players. 28 people were on board the bus when it ran off the right shoulder, swerved back to the other side of the road and then rolled on its shield. all 25 people were hurt. none of the injuries are life threatening. the cause of the crash is not known. the boy scouts of america

may soon accept gay members. they held a rally on the steps of city hall demanding equality. the national board will vote on the recommendation. the father of the eagle predicts change is coming. >> even out of this big black cloud that we've been under, there is a ray ofsunshine, a rainbow of hope. we will not stop until bsa's programs are open to all who want to participate. >> state senator aid there is a bill in the legislature that would deny tax compensatory damages compensatory -- tax exempt. the law requires public schools to include prominent gay people and guy rights milestones in the curriculum. on wednesdays california board

of education made a unanimous vote are. classroom materials purchased with state funds most avoid descriptions that demean gays, transgender arer and transsexuals,. president obama said this morning that congress needs to do more to help people fulfill the american dream. >> we have more responsible homeowners to help, folks who have never missed a mortgage payment but aren't allowed to refinance, working families who have done everything right but still owe more on their homes than they're worth. >> the president says the nation's housing market is recovering. he then asked lawmakers to lead the financing agency, and he says he wants congress to pass legislation allowing more homeowners to refinance. by doing so, he says many of them could save $3000 a year. more money is being put on the table by the seattle group hoping to buy the sacramento kings. the group's latest offer would value the kings at $625 million. that's 100 million more than

the offer from a local group that wants to keep the kings in sacramento. the move comes just days after a recommendation by the nba, board members to block a move t the full board of governors is expected to vote on the proposal next wednesday. and the san jose sharks are going to have to wait another day to find out who the opponents are for the western conference, after the detroit red wings beat the anaheim ducks in game last night. the sharks wrapped up their four game sweep against the canucks on tuesday. and the price of sending mail may be going up again. the u.s. post office board is looking to increase postage for all types of mail. the proposal comes after the postal service shelfed the plan to end saturday service because it had not have legal authority to do so. residents in redwood city may be facing a 30% increase in sewer and water rates. they would increase if the

council approves recommendation next month. if it passes rates would increase 9% a year through 2015. the average home would see an increase of 4 to $6 a year are. the city says it needs to charge higher rates to pay for $4.3 billion up grade to the hedge water system. people are spending more money on their moms. the national retail federation says consumers will spend an average of $168 for mother's day, up 11% from last year. typically the money goes towards flowers. mother's day tends to be the second busiest holiday for the most florist. they say they've been preparing for tomorrow for the past two weeks. >> we put on a much larger staff and we have another 30 drivers who work for us during that time. on an average day, we're doing about a thousand deliveries. >> most mother's say whether it's a balloon or a bouquet or a hand a written note, it is

the meaning behind the day that is so important. >> i like handwritten cards. >> you'll get one, probably. >> and make one. >> hopefully. 7:21. repairing a leak on the international space station, the problem just discovered and the last minute space walk being done this morning to try to fix it. unseasonably warm weather in store for mother's day weekend, a look at what you can expect for your area, coming up.

we want to take you out to space because happening right now, two astronauts are conducting an emergency space walk outside the international space station. these are live pictures this morning that we're getting from that 7-day from -- from nasa. they're trying to repair an ammonia leak in the cooling system. it was discovered on thursday and the station commander says the 6 man crew isn't in danger because of the leak but they believe the problem needs to be

fixed right away, so they did this hastily, prepared for a space walk, which they don't like to do, but they are doing that this morning. as part of the repairs, the two space walkers are going to have to swap out a pump box on a solar panel and that supplies electricity to the station. if you wanted a one way ticket off of earth, you are good company, 78,000 people from are around the world have applied to go on a one way trip to mars, the possibility of the trip is through mars one. it's an organization aiming to put four people on the red planet by the year 2023. organizers say due to the physiological change in the human body after a stay on mars, there would be no coming back. if you would like to apply, applications will be accepted until august 31st. here you go. right here. >> i already submitted your application. i'm going to miss you so much. >> i will miss you. >> one way trip.

>> we can do live coverage from mars. >> some weal would be excited it appears -- some people would be excited it appears. i think i'm going to stay around here a little longer. >> here's hoping your mother's day is out of this world. how about nice, nice would be to have a seat to the giants game today. 66 degrees at game time. 1:05. partly cloudy skies. a weak on shore breeze which means along the coast, san francisco, maybe just inside the bay, we're going to fill that nice cool air in the afternoon, but if you're inland, you are going to be cut off from the on shore breeze. 5 to 10 degrees above what we felt yesterday. low 80s san jose. upper 80s morgan hill, around the peninsula, you have 74 for san mat. upper 70s redwood city.

mountain view, palo alto, you're includ included there. mother's day warmer, and monday, tuesday, wednesday, if you don't like the heat, hold out for a couple days. our temperatures will be cooling back into the low 80s as we get into the workweek. the low clouds will be burning throughout the morning hours unless you're at the coast. i will pinpoint that with the future cast model coming up. and the weather looks good, packing a napa music festival this weekend, but business owners say the event hasn't been good for the city's downtown, why they are upset and who's seeing a big boom. look at 'em.

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an antioch woman returns home to find a bullet hole in the window. it is damage connected to a fatal police shooting. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm mike. >> and i'm claudine wong. it happened at 9 last night near highway 4. we're told that officers were swerving a search warrant when this happened, those antioch and concord police had units on the scene and it was a concord police officer who opened fire. alex savage is at the scene and he's going to have a live report coming up. organizers of the america's

cup will work with san francisco police and the coast guard to try to figure out what caused the fatal crash out on the bay. a salvage crew moved the damaged racing yacht out of the water and the sail was shredded from thursday's accident. workers transported it on a hangar. the catamaran will not sail again. police inspected the yacht and investigators say it is too early o to determine a cause, but some possibilities include design and structural flaws. the high-tech twin hole catamarans can go 35 a miles per hour, three times the speed of traditional boats. and it was changing direction and turned downwind when it flipped over. >> all we know is that the boat ended up upside down, capsized

broken in to many pieces. >> each racing team has two boats. armitas's second yacht is under construction and is scheduled to be finished next month. they will defer to investigators before deciding on safety changes to the america's cup festival. the other racing teams have canceled training to mourn the death of andrew simpson, the olympic medalist was trapped under water for 10 minutes after the catamaran capsized. it's unclear if he was tethered to the vessel. his wife and two sons accompanying him from england to the bay area so he could compete. fellow racers say simpson kept his life and accomplishments in perspective. >> he managed to spend time at home and sail with his kids. he's a role model l for all of us. >> he's the second trailer to

die in training during the 162 history of america's cup. the other was a man from spain back in 1999. meanwhile, the fire captain who responded to the overturned america's cup boat is treating other san francisco firefighters on surf rescues. yesterday crews were training at ocean beach. this type of training is crucial. according to san francisco fire, crews have responded to 38 water rescues this year, and styles says he tries to remind his men to stay calm because in the water, every second counts. ktvu and ktvu.com will have continued coverage of the america's cup training death. we've posted video of the news briefing held by cup organizers, just look for the hot topic section on our front page and we want to go back to the top story happening in antioch. police say they shot and killed a suspect on the run and hours later that antioch neighborhood is still considered a crime scene. alex savage is there now rema b

alex? >> reporter: well, good morning, investigators out here are still piecing together what appears to have been a deadly police shooting in the city. we aren't getting much information from police, but neighbors are saying that a man was shot and killed and that it all happened right here in the middle of buchanan road which is here in the city of antioch. in talking with antioch police, the bit of information we are getting is that this shooting actually involved concord police officers. it's unclear why they were here in the city of antioch. we'll e show you video from last night. the shooting happened around 9:00 last night. no one from the concord police department is saying anything about what happened, but one witness who lives close by says he heard a crash and a saw a man jump out of a pickup truck, running from officers. that witness didn't what took place next. he heard a series of gun shots at that point and saw this man's body lying in the street. >> it seemed unreal.

it seemed like a movie. i guess they just shot him or whatever. pop, pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: and it was a dangerous situation for neighbors on this particular street. one person e-mailed us these photos after one of the bullets that was fired came right through the window of her house. now, at this point we still don't know anything about this man who was shot and killed here last night. we don't know why officers opened fire. we don't know why he was running for officers or why he was wanted in the first place. i have been trying to speak with concord police at the scene throughout this morning trying to get more information, but at this point, ten hours after this officer involved shooting here in the city of antioch involving the concord police department, we are not receiving any details on exactly what took place. live this morning in antioch, alex savage, ktvu 2 news. ariel castro is being entered into a national data

se. castroathered the 6-year-old girl who had escaped with her mother and two other women from his home in cleveland ohio. castro is charged kidnapping and rape in the cases of amanda berry. gina dejesus and michelle knight who had been missing for ten years. the daughter was conceived and born in captivity. police will use the dna o to see if he's linked to other crimes. michelle knight checked out of the hospital. while she was there, she refused any visitors, including her family. her mother says while she does not know where her daughter is now, she's excited about the idea of spending time with her. >> i'm just hoping that my daughter lets me see her because i would love to see her. >> knight's grandmother went to the home of one of the other victims, gina dejesus, hoping that knight would be there. her case did not get much attention because police suspecteen e a

se continues for a man suspected of killing his wife and two daughters inside their shasta county home. multiple police agencies are searching the area of humboldt county for 45-year-old shane miller. police believe he's heading to a cabin where several weapons might be stored. on tuesday, police say they received a 911 call from miller's house. when they arrived, they found the body of miller's wife and their 8 and 4-year-old daughters. police say they had all been shot multiple times. advertisements expected to spark controversy will be appearing on muni buses in san francisco. they're organized by a group called american muslims for palestine and they call for an end to billions of dollars of u.s. aid to israel. they will appear on muni buses for a month and following that it moves to other major american cities. if you haven't noticed, prices at the pump are going up and those numbers are expected to get higher. experts say the increase is due to problems at two refineries triplea reports a statewide

average for a gallon of regular is 3.99 a grandchildren, and we want to give a -- 3.99 a gallon. in san francisco you will pay an average 4.10. and san jose 4.01. napa's first bottle rock music festival, some of the early success and concern related to the festival. >> i was in napa yesterday afternoon and as you can imagine, thousands converging on the area traffic was thick. despite the first year hick ups many are are glad to see them. ben harper, train, and the kings leon are performing and the original idea was a two day festival but the drawof napa sunshine, wine and food was enough it to recruit top p --

top talents. >> we didn't set out to do a five day festival but the overwhelming response from the artists, it led to this. >> thousands are in attendance, organizers expect 35,000 every day. that's capacity, and they have yet to release ticket sales numbers. i check -- i checked with ticket fly, the four day vip passes are sold out. local business owners are hoping the influx of people will boost their numbers as well. >> it's exciting for napa, so we're going to see how it affects them. >> business owners we spoke with say bolt rock didn't help business during the week but today and tomorrow are expected to be the largest two days of the festival. if you can't make it to bolt rock, you can experience the fun. we have a slide show, click on the imagines a tab and 8:00 i'll have more on the charitable causes festival organizers plan to support.

>> having a good time in the napa valley this weekend. how hot is it going to be. >> not be able to form a sentence. >> i would say drink a lot of water, you're going to want to stay hydrated. we have temperatures warming by several degrees over yesterday's highs. in napa, low 80s which is anywhere from 7 to 10 degrees above the seasonal average for this time of year. a live look there over the hills where we've got just a few patches of green left in lafayette, mostly blue skies. that's going to help in your warm up around the bay area and along the coast we have the gray skies and a little bit of patchy dense fog in areas right around santa rosa, visibility, a quarter mile to a mile. take it easy along that stretch of highway 101 this morning.

this system here not going to touch us for the weekend. it will bring a cool down as we get into the workweek. i think we may see high clouds slide over the area. perhaps soft sunlight for today. outside of that, a ridge of f high pressure will be in control of our weather pattern and that is going to it lead to the warm up, so 5 degrees or so, expected along the coastline over yesterday's highings. 7 for the bay -- highs. 7 for the bay. 9 degrees inland, dealing with the fog this morning. by 9, 10:00, we'll begin to see it clear out of the area, at least along the bay. along the coastline, it's going to hang tough through most of the afternoon and mostly sunny skies for the coastline, and you'll have are plenty of sunshine as we get into the evening hours. 54 degrees in napa. 50 degrees san francisco. these temperatures similar to how we woke up yesterday morning. a cool start in spots in santa

rosa. petaluma, shades of blue, and we have 59 in livermore and 58 in antioch under mostly sunny skies. feeling good for you. if you have an early morning little league game, maybe out to the farmers market, should feel nice. 70 degrees expected for berkeley. 80 degrees for san rafael. upper 60s in san francisco, so around the bay, we're going be comfortable. you get inland and it's going to be a warm one. 88 for antioch today. 89 in brentwood. santa clara warm as well. along the coastline, partly to mostly cloudy skies for the first half of the day. santa cruz, a beautiful one, 76 for the afternoon. we have a weak on shore breeze that will remain near the coast and just inside the bay, so the inland spots going to heat it up. you're not going to feel that breeze. tomorrow, temperatures continue to warm and that should be the day we peak, mother's day, upper 80s expected for the inland communities. upper 60s for the coast and we

cool it down monday, tuesday, into wednesday, with dry conditions, low 80s for the inland cities, 60s at the coast. if you're going to bottle rock to celebrate mother's day, i'll have the forecast coming up. he was one of the first people on the scene of the deadly fertilizer plant explosion in texas, why the volunteer paramedic is now facing charges. it means a lot to finally hold him again. and waking up at home for the first time in months, we're going to show you a surprise reunion from soldier in sacramento and his two young children. and a live look outside stockton on a saturday morning, the golden gate, still trying to unwrap that morning blanket of fog. time now is 7:43. you're watching mornings on 2. ./ú =/v8s

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. welcome back on this saturday morning. it's a sunny start over bay point this morning where temperatures range in the mid- to upper 50s. one of the victims in the fatal limo fire will be buried on monday. a funeral l is scheduled for monday -- funeral is scheduled for monday. she and four other women were killed when the limo caught fire. state officials are considering tighter safety regulations for limousines, they are requiring limos to carry fire extinguishers, the utilities commission wants annual limo inspections, and they currently inspect larger limos. a man remains in critical condition after being the shot in the eye while driving in

richmond. it happened about 4:00 p.m. yesterday as the man was driving along richmond parkway near hill top drive. the victim was air lifted to the hospital. investigators say a male passenger in the back of the victim's bmw fled the scene after the shooting. officers shut down the parkway to search for the gunman but did not find anyone. one of the first responders to the texas fertilizer plant explosion. brice reid was arrested. he admitted that a metal pipe and explosive devices found in a search of a home belonged to him. they were alerted by a resident. police say reid's arrest has not been tied to the deadly explosion that killed 14 people. police are considering the fertilizer plant explosion part of a criminal investigation. the state fire marshal's office said it had ruled out four possible causes. so far more than 400 people have been interviewed while

firefighters try to determine where it started. crews are cleaning up a mess left by a man who decided to take a bulldozer for a spin. barry was upset with the neighbors fences and new construction. one mobile home was pushed off its foundation and right into the house next door. >> i got a hysterical phone call from my mom saying there was a crazy man on a bulldozer. i came home to make sure her house was okay. >> deputies say swiegel flattened another home and a pup, and sat and waited for edenties to arrest him. -- waited for deputies to arrest him. no one was hurt during the incident. a strong earthquake injured at least 15 people. it was a magnitude 6.2 centered in the southern part of that country. it comes after a deadly earthquake in the same region last month which killed at least 37 people.

former egyptian leader mubarak appeared in court today. two dozen armored vehicles were used to bring him to court. the proceedings adjourned until june 8th. that will allow the judge time to review the evidence. he's being retried on corruption charges. he was found guilty and sentenced to to life in prison last june. egypts higher court ordered a retrial because of procedural arrows. a historical election in pakistan is marked by violence. a civilian government completed its full term and is handing over power in a democratic election. the race is between a former cricket star and a two time prime minister. at least nine people have been killed in multiplal a ban bombings. the -- multiple l taliban bombings and a valid scandal is casting a dark light on the

election in pakistan. this shows a man taking ballots out of a polling station. he was caught and questioned. republicans are warning the obama administration that the benghazi conflict may remain on their agenda next year and beyond. the state department may have tried to blame the attack on the american consulate on the anger over an antimuslim film and david petraeus reportedly sent an e-mail to an administrator. >> they're asking for r securit they're bleeding for security and they got nothing. it was inexcusable, it was a dereliction of duty and should preclude her from holding the office. >> analysts say republicans are trying to undercut potential presidential candidate hillary

rodham clinton. democrat ares say they are desperate to energize. investigators say malcolm khabez was killed on thursday miguel war suarez says he was beaten over a bill in a bar. he has served time for attempted robbery. she died in. yesterday prince harry attended a cocktail party where he met with business executives and olympic swimmer, missy franklin. he's expected to watch 200 wounded service members compete in the warrior games. his visit is part of a week long trip to the united states. well, a national guardsman from sacramento is back with his children this morning after

an emotional reunion. sergeant jake head returned early after a 10 month deployment to cost so. his two veterans -- children had no idea he was home. >> i love you so much. >> it means a lot to finally hold them again. i love you buddy. >> i love you too dad. >> probably the best hug ever. caleb and madison say they're so happy to have their dad back, and sergeant says he doesn't know when he's going to be deployed again but he hopes it's not anytime soon: getting ready for a huge weekend in san francisco, the two major events that will have thousands filling city streets. after a year of negotiation and planning, the major clean up in san jose.

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. two astronauts conducting an emergency space walk outside the space station. you are looking at live pictures brought to us by nasa. they have been at this two hours now trying to repair an ammonia leak in the station's cooling system. the commander says the six man crew isn't in danger, but they want to fix the problem and as part of the repairs, the two space walkers have to swap out a pump box on a solar panel that is supplying electricity to the station. in san jose, a big clean up is about to get under way. the goal, to wash away the city's graffiti. after a year of negotiations, caltrans and union pacific will start the operation monday. highway 101 will have a three day clean up with some lanes closed in both directions from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m.

the 13th street tressel above highway 101 will be the group's first project. >> we've been getting calls and e-mails on a daily basis from residents who are very frustrated seeing the bridges over 101 and 280 become billboards for graffiti artists. >> once the clean up is completed, caltrans and union pacific say they plan on setting up barricades to prevent future graffiti. for the first time since its debut in 2006, the annual tour is scheduled to end the run in the bay area. the biggest cycling event kicks off tomorrow in escondido, and they arrive in san jose friday, and the next day, they will take on a grueling climb up mount diablo. the final stage is a week from sunday in san francisco. if you are planning to ed head to the city that day, expect -- planning to head to the city expect a ton of traffic.

it's beta breakers as well. which brings 270,000 runners. here's a map of where both events are taking place. beta breakers begins at 7:00 a.m. and ends at the western edge of golden gate park. coming up on the 8:00 hour, let's head to rosemary orozco ask -- and see how we're looking outside. i expect a burn off, that will be sooner than what we saw yesterday and a warm up for most areas today. could remain hugging the coastline. let's get to the numbers we're dealing with this morning. 50s around the bay area by 9:00. 50 near the coast. low 60s inland. mostly sunny skies for the inland communities and temperatures will be getting to warm pretty quickly and by noontime, 80 degrees expected for some warmer areas like livermore as well as santa rosa. for the afternoon, if you're going to the bottle rock

festivities, it's going to be a nice day. 83 degrees expected at 4:00 in the afternoon. 69 degrees around sunset and into the evening hours. the extended forecast shows you temperatures warming up over yesterday. tomorrow will be the warmest day for your mother's day. we begin a cooler trend that will last to midweek wednesday. temperatures rolling back to the low 80s for the inland communities, 60s at the coast. back to you. from one chapter to another, the next step students at uc berkeley are about to take this morning and the person who is going to push them toward the goals. game three goes to the fur spurs, why -- goes to the spurs, why this one is not the only thing fans are worried about. ./ú =/v8s

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good morning everyone, welcomes to mornings on 2, it is sat may 11th. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. if you're looking for a warm day, you'll get what you ordered. hay rose mary. turning up the heat at this hour. low clouds and fog arounded bay area. even -- around the bay area are. and a cool start as well. upper 40s to low 50s. we are being -- going to see sunny skies at least away from the coastline. i'll show you what i mean coming up. i'll have your temperatures coming up as well. we begin with a developing story in contra costa county. officers say the suspect was shot and killed while apparently on the run. and alex savage is live on the scene with the late night surprise to residents there. alex. >> reporter: these shots were fired here in the city of antioch, but i was told by antioch police this morning that it was concord police officers involved in this

deadly police shooting that happened late last night. i want to show you the scene out here. it unfolded on buchanan road, but you can see this is an active crime scene this morning. concord police have said nothing about the circumstances surrounding this shooting, but according to neighbors, a man was shot and killed by officers right here in the middle of the road. i want to show you what that scene looked like last night. here's video, it all unfolded at 9:00. according to a witness who lives nearby, he heard a car crash and a man jumped out of a pickup truck on the run from police officers here. that witness says he heard a series of gunshots and looked outside and saw a man's body lying in the middle of the street. it took place very quickly and it all happened right outside of his apartment. >> get down, and tell my kids to get down, and i heard gunshots, probably like 7 gunshots and we were pulled military style to the back, and felt like the bullets were

getting closer and closer and closer. >> a number of shots being fired in this neighborhood and one person e-mails us a series of photos because one of those bullets came through the window of their house. at this point, we are still, again, waiting to get more information from concord police about exactly what led to this officer involved shooting. we don't e -- know any information about the man shot or why officers opened fire. i have been trying to reach out to concord police, talking to officers on the scene, trying to figure out when we may get an update. at this point i'm told we have to wait longer. as soon as we get more information from concord police, we'll pass that along to you, after a deadly police shooting here in the city of antioch, alex savage, ktvu channel 2 news. in overnight news, a man shot at an oakland bus stop remains in grave condition. that happened before 10:00 last night on the corner of 61st and

adeline streets investigators still having trouble identifying the victim. he didn't have any id on him. more than a dozen rounds were fired. some shots hit nearby cars and a liquor store and a home. no one is in custody. for the second time in three days, the city of oakland announced a new interim police chief. howard jordan abruptly retired citing health problems. assistant chief was named acting chief and toribio voluntarily stepped down was demoted to captain, and sean went was sworn in as the acting police chief. >> although my appointment may be interim, i pledge to not act as if it is. the city of oakland, i feel personally responsible for. >> the mayor says oakland is planning a nationwide search for a permanent replacement for chief jordan. city council members say it

seems like gang members are more organized than city officials. the active chief attended an open house hosted by the police department. and it gave people a chance to meet the officers and check out the equipment and the k-9 unit was on display. >> i think it's great. it's great for the community to come and see and meet the police officers that protect our city. >> some people we spoke to say they are not concerned about the shake up in the chief's office. they say the biggest priority is safety for themselves and their families. it's commencement day for students graduating from the uc berkeley school of law. the ceremony begins at o 10 and it's just one of a series of uc graduations next month. next saturday, steve wozniak will deliver the keynote address. and 4000 students will receive diplomas that day. there are nearly 8000uc graduates this spring. president obama says congress needs to do more to

help people fulfill the american dream. >> we have more responsible homeowners to help, folks who have never missed a mortgage payment but aren't allowed to refinance. working families who have done everything right but still owe more on their homes than they're worth. in this morning's weekly address, the president says the nation's housing market is recovering. he asks lawmakers to confirm mel watt leading the finance agency. he wants congress to pass legislation allowing homeowners to refinance. by doing so, he says many could save $3000 a year. san mat county's homeless county population is on the rise. a report by the counties human services agency, it's gone up 12% and most people are living in cars. the county's housing office says the long economic downturn and shortage in affordable housing is to it blame. they are spending $1.5 million to improve homeless shelters.

concession workers at at&t ballpark are threatening to go on strike. 800 workers will vote today on whether or not to authorize a strike. there is a dispute over pay tailbone -- between their union and the workers say the pay has been frozen for three years despite the financial success of the giants and center plait. workers earn up to $20 an hour with full health care benefits. they say if there is a strike, concessions would be handled by other park employees. giant games would not be affected. time is 8:07. i want to turn to rosemary orozco who's watching the warm up. i feel like it goes hot, cold, hard to keep up with it all. >> sure, it's going to be a tug of war as we get through spring and summer. it's going to be cool at the coast, notably warmer inland today, and i'm beginning to see the burn off we are expecting. a live look at san jose, turning partly cloudy at this

hour. in some areas, it almost looks worse than where it has been the last couple of days. i'll explain why in a moment. onto the satellite radar, we have a ridge of high pressure over california. that's going to keep the storm are track to the north. may see high clouds drift over us as we move through saturday. you may look up at times and notice that we have a soft sunlight than we've got one that's crystal clear. in any case, it's going to be a warmer day. that ridge of high pressure and the warm air associated with it is sinking and as it does, it begins to compress the marine layer and pushes it closer to the ground. i don't know how long you have been joining us but we have shown the golden gate bridge, and the fog becomes a little closer to the ground. it's patchy and dense around santa rosa, and pet petaluma, and the visibility is going o to begin outburn off in the next hour or so. it's compressing the marine layer and not as widespread and

thick. 57 degrees in oakland. 54 in napa. you can see the shade of gray where it covers parts of the north bay at the peninsula, inland east bay waking up with mostly sunny skies and already seeing the temperatures warm up. 600 degrees or so in fairfield -- 60 degrees or so in fairfield. mount diablo, 3300 feet, sinking warm air is definite going to impact the temperatures for the afternoon. here's a look at what you can expect for the afternoon, 83 for santa rosa. 83 in napa. 73 in oakland. 79 in fremont, inland for the afternoon, you may be looking for the shade. 88 for livermore. you get around the bay, it's definitely a comfortable one. upper 70s in redwood city, and the patchy fog will linger at least the first half of the day. 64 degrees in pacifica. the sea breeze will be with us. it's with us right now but very

weak. the inland areas, you know what that mean oujust don't feel 80s for today. slightly warmer for your mothe coast we're going to remain in the 60s. we'll be warmer for tomorrow, but the cool down begins as early as monday. we get back to work and temperatures begin to fall. low 80s for the inland cities through wednesday, a mild to warm forecast with temperatures remaining 60s along the coast, if you're going to see the giants play today, i'll have that forecast coming up. the warriors drop one to the spurs last night and their back court took a hit. steph curry sprained his left ankle, he hobbled around and was able to finish. he did finish with 16 points, 8 assists, the but the night belonged to the spurs who won 102-92 and lead the series 2-1. >> icing it, treatment and we'll see where he's at. hopefully he's ready, if not, we have guys are more than capable of getting us a win. >> warriors coach mark jackson

calls this playoff series a heavy weight championship fight. game 4 set for tomorrow afternoon at oracle. a couple big names in attendance, 9ers quarterback, colin capperrer nick, and comedian dave chappelle. you can show your support by sharing our facebook badge. click share. your are time is 8:10 and taking a stand amid harsh criticism, why the woman who helped find a final resting place for the boston bombing suspect says she has no regrets. the fight to stamp hunger, how you can help feed people across the bay area by leaving cans in your mailbox. we want to take you outside for a live look on traffic. rolling through fremont, things are looking great for you at this hour. no major problems to report for you right now. we'll keep an eye on it. time is 8:11. you're watching mornings on 2. ♪

we don't have a ten step filtering process for our water. we don't need it. because crystal geyser is made by nature, not by man. crystal geyser is always bottled at the mountain source. . welcome back, a view there over oakland, you can see the sunshine burning through the low clouds, 55 degrees outside your door. wow, look at that. that's a little scary. this is amazing video of baseball sized hail coming down hard in a texas neighborhood. severe storms lightning and heavy rain to parts of texas. developing news from iran where a strong earthquake hit

injuring there's 15 a people with a magnitude 6.2. it comes after a deadly earthquake last month killed 37 people. in bangladesh, police saying the death toll of the collapse of a garment factory is is 1100 people. a woman was pulled from the rubble yesterday. doctors say she is recovering in the hospital and is expected to be okay. u.s. deputy secretary of state william burns is in afghanistan today. he's mng witthe foreign minister to hammer out the details of the u.s. commitment to afghanistan. it defines the role of u.s. troops and requires afghanistan to hold free and fair presidential elections. the agreement was signed last year are by presidents obama and karzi. the meeting marks the second round of negotiations. the woman who stepped in to help bury boston bombing suspect tamerlan tsarnaev is

defending her actions. she says she knew she had to step in and coordinated efforts to transport the body from a massachusetts funeral home to a cemetery 30 miles north of her richmond virginia home. despite the backlash from people in the area, she does not regret what she did. >> i feel at peace, i feel a sense of peace that it was the right decision, no matter what happens. it was the right thing to do. >> mullen says the newtown school gunman and virginia tech gunman were allowed to be buried. only difference she could see was tsarnaev was muslim. the task force in charge of determining the sandy hook elementary school is recommending the school be torn down. the newtown task force yet voted unanimously to demolish the building and build a new school at the site. >> it was difficult to process, but i think that we ended up with the best long-term solution.

>> the school l board ask and voters -- school board and voters still need to approve the plan. since the shooting, the surviving studenting have been attending school in the -- students have been attending the school in the neighboring town of monroe. at least five state owned universities are now allowing guns onto to camplawyus. s foun ban on weapons was likely unconstitutional according to the national con performance of state legislatures, pennsylvania -- conference of state legislatures. state education officials are moving to comply with a gay history law. it allows public schools to include prominent gay people, and the california board of education made a unanimous vote. classroom materials purchased with state funds must now avoid descriptions and labels that demean gays, bisexuals and transgenders, it will be used

to guide the introduction of new material. it may be time for the boy scouts to accept gay members a group held a rally on the steps of san francisco city hall. they were demanding equality for scouts and in two weeks they will vote on a recommendation to allow gay scouts and the ban on gay adult leaders will remain. the father denied the rank of eagle scouts e predicts change is coming. >> even out of this big black cloud that we've been under, there is a ray of sunshine, a rainbow of hope. we will not stop until bsa's programs are open to a all who want to participate. >> state senator mark leno says there is a bill in the legislature that would deny tax exemption youth groups that fail to comply. and bay area food banks today will be collecting food for the stamp out hunger food drive. if you want to take part leave

nonperishable food items by the mailbox and the mail carrier will pick them up. it takes place all over the country. it is the largest single day ever to collect food for local food banks. we have a recall alert to tell you about involving thousands of chrysler jeeps. the company has announced it is recalling 2005 to 2010 grand cherokees from 2006 to it 2010. cracks in a circuit board can caused vehicles to shift into neutral and roll away. chrysler will be sending notices to owners affected and will fix the problem for free. if you haven't already noticed, prices at the pumps are going up and the numbers are expected to get higher. experts say the increase is due to problems at two refineries in southern california. aaa reports the statewide average for a gallon of regular unled is 3.99. and here is a quick look at gas prices in the bay area. san francisco 4.10, and san

jose 4.01 to fill up. two astronauconducting an ep walk. these are are live pictures from nasa. the astronauts are trying to fix an ammonia leak that was discovered on thursday. they have been out there for 2 1/2 hours and they have a ways to go. it's going to be another four more hours before the repairs are expected to be finished. plans for the space walk were only approved late yesterday. the station commander says the crew isn't in danger because of the leak but they want to get the problem fixed. if you have ever wanted a one way ticket off of earth, you are in good company, apparently. more than 78,000 people from around the world have applied to get a one way trip to mars. the possibility of the trip is through mars one. it's an organization aiming to put four people on the red planet by 2023. organizers say, though, due to the physiological change in the human body after a stay on mars

there would be no coming back. if you would like to apply, applications are being accepted until august 31st. >> a lot of interest there, close to 80,000. >> good for them, and whoever gets selected there, if they go. celebrating your mom's special event happening at the san francisco zoo tomorrow and how your mother can get in for free. unseasonably warm for the coast today, i'll have a look at the numbers expected in your neighborhood coming up. have a good night. here you go. you, too.

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well, the numbers are in and this year people are spending more money on their moms. the national retail federation says consumers will spend an average of $168 on mother's day, up 11% from last year. typically that money goes towards flowers. it tends to be the second busiest holiday for florists. >> we actually put on a much larger staff. we also have about another 30 drivers that work for us during a that time because on an average day, we're doing about a thousand deliveries. most mother's day a balloon or bouquet or a card, it's the meaning behind the day. if you want to tug on your mom's heart strings, head to the san francisco zoo because tomorrow, a number of residents will residents celebrating the first mother's day, and a new

scavager hunt to help all the growing families. any mothers accompanied by their children will get free admission. >> you have the giraffes and zebras. one of my favorite animals, in case you didn't know. rosemare, hoping for a burn off for those folks. thanks for stretching. i had to turn on the map. >> we did it. we have low clouds and fog hugging the coastline. i think we'll see perhaps partial clearing by the afternoon. elsewhere, already beginning to see clearing in and around san jose, seeing some holes in the clouds in oakland, and that is a sign of things to come. mostly sunny skies for today, if you're going to e see the giants play, game time 1:05. a weak on shore breeze, it will be with us for the afternoon and you can expect that, maybe bring along an extra jacket. around the bay area, a

comfortable bay but warmer, 73 in oakland owe today. santa rosa 83 today, 73 yesterday. you're going to feel the difference. 79 in fremont, low 80s san jose, where it will remain cool at the coast. 64 degrees, partly to mostly cloudy skies at pacifica. if you just don't like the heat, we have cooler weather coming back. low 80s in the forecast for the inland communities monday, tuesday, wednesday. at the coast, will are remain in the low to mid-60s. bay area cat lovers are celebrating the arrival of the internet cat video festival in oakland. more than 5000 feline fanatics will be honoring cats and watching internet cat videos together in realtime. the great wall of oakland and the walker art center are teamed up to turn west grand into a cat lovers wonder land. ktvu's own tom vacar will be the host and proceeds will benefit the east bay spca.

>> fascinating festival. >> interesting. >> a lot of people watching there. 8:26, the search for answers continues, what we've learned so far about the deadly boat crash on the bay and how the america cup organizers are working with police to find answers. and we're working this morning to get more details on a dead apply police shooting that happened here in antioch involving officers from a nearby department. we'll tell you how witnesses describe this scene, coming up. ./ú =/v8s

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neighborhood in contra costa county. i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. one man is dead after officers in east contra costa county opened fire. the neighborhood remains an active crime scene, alex. >> reporter: it does and this deadly police shooting happened here in the city of antioch. according to police, this involved concord police officers. i want to show you the scene here behind me. it unfolded last night on buchanan road which as you can see is an active crime scene. investigators out here piecing together exactly what happened. i put in calls to concord police, at this point no one is releasing details about the circumstances surround aring this officer involved shooting. i want to show you the scene from last night. this happened around 9:00 last night. neighbors are telling us a man was shot and killed by officers right here in the middle of the road. one witness who lives close by

tells me he heard a crash of some kind, e he looked and saw a man jump out of his truck on the run from officers. the man tells me he was at home at the time with his three kids, he heard gunfire, got his kids down, and later he looked outside and saw a man's body lying in the street. this took place right outside his apartment. >> it seemed unreal. it seemed like a movie. i guess they just shot him or whatever. pop, pop, pop, pop i counted like 30 shots. >> reporter: the number of shots fired in this neighborhood and one person e- mailed us photos after the shooting. one of the bullets came right through the window at their home. so far concord police have not released any details on exactly what took place last night, why they were here in the city of antioch, exactly why they were after this man, whether this man may have been armed or not. these are questions we're trying to get answered by

concord police. no details, no information being released on the police shooting. live this morning in antioch, allie rasmus, ktvu channel -- alex savage, ktvu channel 2 news. organizers of the san francisco cup will work with police and the coast guard to try to figure out what caused the fatal crash on the bay. they removed the damaged artemis racing yacht. the sail of the cat the -- catamaran was shredded. officials say the it will not sail again. police inspected the yacht yesterday. investigators say it is too early to determine a cause, but some possibilities include design and structural flaws. the high-tech twin hold catamarans can go as fast as 45 miles per hour, three times the speed of traditional gnat single l -- hull boats x. it was attempting to change direction and turn downwind when it flipped over.

>> all, you know, from are that point in that maneuver is -- from that point in that maneuver is the boat ended up upside down, capsized broken into many pieces. >> each racing team has two boats. artartemis' second yacht is still under construction. they were defer to investigators before deciding on safety changes to america's cup festival. crews are not going to be training this weekend as they mourn the death of andrew simpson. the two time olympic medalist was trapped under water for o 10 minutes. it's clear if he was tetherrerred to the vessel or tethered to the vessel or able to access the oxygen. fellow racers say simpson kept his life and accomplishments in perspective. >> he managed to spend time at

home, sail with his kids, do those kinds of things. i think from that standpoint, he's a role model for all of us. >> simpson is the second sailor to die in training during the 162 year history of the america's cup. the other was a man from spain back in 1999. ktvu and ktvu.com will have continuing coverage of the america's cup training desk. we posted video of the news brief held by america's cup organizers. it's in the hot topics section of our front page. the dna of ariel castro is being entered into a national data base. tests concluded that castro fathered the 6-year-old girl that escaped with her mother and o two other women from his home in cleveland ohio. he was charged with kidnapping and rape in the cases of amanda berry, gina dejesus and michelle knight. the girl is berry's daughter and she was conceived and born in captivity. they will use the dna to see if castro is linked to other

crimes. michelle knight checked out of the hospital yesterday. while she was there, she refused visitors, including her family. her mother says she does not know where her daughter is now, she's excited about the idea of spending time with her. >> i'm just hoping that my daughter let's me see her because i would love to see her. >> knight's grandmother went to the home of one of the other victims, gina dejesus, to e -- to see if she was there. the search remains for a man accused of killing his wife and two daughters inside their shasta home. police agencies are searching for shane miller. police believe he is headed to a cabin where there are several weapons stored. when they got to the home they found the body of millerrer's wife and their 8 and 4 are-year- old daughters. police say they had been shot

multiple times. this is a picture of miller, police say he is considered armed and extremely dangerous. this morning a man remains this critical condition after being shot in the eye while driving in richmond, that happened around 4:00 p.m. yesterday as that man was driving along richmond parkway near hill top drive. police say the victim was air lifted to the hospital. investigators say a male passenger in the back of the bmw fled the scene after the shooting. the officers didn't find one. bottle rock organizers are preparing for what is expected to be the largest two days of the napa festival. katie utehs is live with more on how the fissural is benefiting -- festival is benefiting charity organizers. >> the prices are ranging from 139 to 600 dollars. they are a for profit business and they want to help out the local community. >> we're from napa and we felt like napa needed more live entertainment, something beyond

food and wine. >> gabriel myers says money will give various recreation scholarships for youth. they are expected to see big names like train and kings of leon. the music started on wednesday and rocks into sunday. i checked on ticket fly and there are still tickets available for today and tomorrow. the vip tickets are sold out. mean whale, local businesses are bearing the brunt of extra traffic for the first time festival. i think it's going to be really fun. i hope they work out the traffic and parking stuff. >> some downtown restaurant owners say they've actually seen a dip in business during the week because the festival doesn't close until 10 at night at the same time restaurants are closing. if you're headed to bottle rock, we'd love to see your pictures. e-mail at photos at ktvu.com. and live in the news room,

katie utehs, ktvu 2 news. ben harper and kings of leon, playing among other bands. should be fun. >> should be fun, if you're going during the day, you'll need sun block, and tonight, hot summer night, it would be mild, right around sunset. i'll have the forecast coming up. first we want to talk about what is happening outside your door this morning. two stories to tell, right, if you're inland east bay, it's mostly sunny, temperatures are warming up. if you're here in the bay area, well, we're still dealing with some gray, although, we are starting to see the clouds clear and temperatures are beginning to rebound. a little bit of patchy fog. i'm still seeing it. petaluma reporting visibility down to a quarter of a half mile. that area perhaps a little bit tough if you have an early morning drive. thinking about a bike ride. outside of that, we have a pretty good shape. i think it's going to be hugging the coastline for most of today. we have a ridge of high

pressure that is strengthening over the area. the warm subsiding air is sinking and pushing the marine air close to the ground. and e specifically over the north bay, we have fog hugging the coastline. it's really thick. it looks pretty bad right around the golden gate bridge, but it is not as thick. it is more shallow, and it's going to be a sooner burn off for us today, and a warmer afternoon expected. especially inland where temperatures are going to warm from the mid- to upper 80s. well above the season this time of year. hot inland, afternoon clearing off the coast, but it's going to remain in the 60s. depending on how you it like, it, this on shore breeze is going to stick with us, it's not going to be felt inland but along the coastline and inside the bay we'll feel it for the afternoon. 57 in oakland. low 50s at sfo. 56 in redwood city and you can see the gray hovering over the

north bay. oakland turning partly sunny, partly cloudy right now, and i expect sunshine for the afternoon. 57 in belmont. a 54 in lost ales ales to. 83 at 4:00 in the afternoon. 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. 69 degrees at sunset. if you're going to petaluma for the chili cook off, 81 this afternoon. closer to the water, 70 beautiful. low 70s in richmond. 73 i should say. 70 for berk willley. get up over the -- berkeley. get up over the east bay, 88 for livermore, how about into the south bay, 81 san jose, 80 in milpitas. and 87 for morgan hill. a great day to head to the board walk. where we will e -- will see

mostly gray skies. and widespread upper 70s for the peninsula, redwood city, mountain view, palo alto, your extended forecast, mother's day will be the warmest of the two days for the weekend. and just a tad warmer before we begin a cool down. the inland communities pulling back into the low 80s for the afternoon. widespread 60s expected along the coast. i'll have a look at your lunchtime numbers for you coming up. dozens of cyclists are making their way to the state capitol. they left oakland about 2 1/2 hours ago for the 100 mile trek. the ride today marks the 5th 5th annual ride for a reason. it's an event that helps raise funds or school enrichment programs in oakland. last year 150 cyclists were in protest of spending cuts. and it features a shorter 45 and 65 rides for novice cyclists and those started in vacaville. he was one of the first

people on scene for the deadly fertilizer plant in texas. why a volunteer paramedic is now facing charges. plus, the new look at a movie about the killing of author grant at the fruitville b.a.r.t. station, where you can see the trailer for that film. and a live look outside, can't see the towers on this saturday morning, the golden gate bridge still wrapped up in the morning blanket of fog chp issuing a heavy fog advisory for the area just about 20 minutes ago, if you're headed north, south on the waldo drove, time 8:42, you're watching mornings on 2. goodnight.

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welcome back on this saturday morning, a live look there at downtown oakland where the clouds have are cleared in the last half hour. one of the fire captains who responded to the overturned america's cup catamaran is training over san francisco firefighters for the rescues in the bay and ocean, they were taking a class at ocean beach for a water rescue certification. captain sighs say the training is crucial and they have responded to 38 water rescues

in san francisco this year. >> i've been doing this a long time. you talk to every person who has a near drowning episode and they have one thing in common, they're always one way away from drowning. >> water rescues pose different challenges, including rip currents, he tries to remind firefighters to stay calm because in the water every second counts. i want to show you a live picture in space, two astronauts conducting an emergency space walk outside the international space station. they are trying to fix an ammonia leak that was discovered on thursday. the repairs have been underway for just about three hours now, and there was another 3 1/2 hours to go. plans for the space block were only approved late yesterday. the station commander says the crew is not in danger because of the leak, but the problem still has to be fixed. republicans are warning the obama administration that the benghazi conflict issue may remain on they agenda through

next year and beyond. gop lawmakers cite a couple reports claiming the state department may have tried to it blame the attack on the american consulate over anger of an antimuslim film. and david petraeus expressed frustration over talks of the bombing. and references to al-qaeda were removed. >> they're asking for security, they're bleeding for security, they got nothing. it was inexcusable, a dereliction of duty and should preclude her from holding office. >> he is talking about potential presidential candidate hillary hodham clinton. she was secretary of state during the attack in december. u.s. officials are announcing the grandson of malcolm x has been killed in mexico. malcolm shabazz was killed on thursday. they haven't released anymore

information. labor activist miguel suarez says he was with the 28-year- old. shabazz was beaten over a dispute in a bill at the bar. he has served time for attempted robbery and setting fire to his grandmother's home which he did kill her. and -- which did kill her. volunteer paramedic brice reid was arrested early yesterday morning. police say he admitted that a metal pipe and explosive devices found during a search of his home on april 26th belonged to him. reid's arrest has not been tied to the deadly explosion that killed 14 people. the cause of the explosion is now a criminal investigation. the sate fire marble -- the state fire marshals office has ruled out four causes. 400 people have been interviewed. one of the victims in the fatal limo fired will be laid to rest on ay

a funeral is scheduled for 46- year-old anna alcataro. she was killed on the san mateo bridge last sat saturday night. a legislature is working on a bill requiring limos to carrying fire extinguishers, california public utilities commission wants annual inspections and new rules on how stretch limos are built. they inspect larger limb e moe -- limos that carry 10 or more passengers. the movie takes a look at the 2008 killing of officer grant at the fruit veal b.a.r.t. station. the movie follows the life of grant in the hours before he was killed by former b.a.r.t. police officer. the movie was honored at the sun dance movie festival winning the audience and grand

jury awards, it is scheduled to be released in theaters in july. well, in san jose, a big clean up is about to get under way and the goal is to wash away the city's graffiti. after a year of negotiations, caltrans and union pacific will start the operation on monday. highway 101 will have a three day clean up from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. the 13th street trestle about highway 101 101 will be the first project. advertisements expected to spark controversy will be appearing on knee buses in -- muni buses in san francisco. they call for an end to billions of dollars of u.s. aide to israel. those ads will appear on muni buses for one month, following that it moves to other major american cities. occupy protesters plan to retake a prized plot of land in

albany. the group occupy the farm wants the school to use the land for urban farming. the university plans to develop the so called guild track by building a grocery store on part of that land. this feud has lasted more than a year. well, for the first time since its debut in 2006, the tour of california is scheduled to end its 7 day run in the bay area, and the country's biggest cycling event takes off tomorrow in escondido. it will make its way north arriving in san francisco fried. and the next day bikers will take on a grueling climb up mount diablo and the final stage on sunday in san francisco. if you're planning to head to the city that day, expect a lot f of traffic and that may be an understatement. keep in mind, amgen is rolling through the city on the same day at beta breakers. >> it starts at 8:15 on sunday, may 19th. obviously the beta breakers

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berkeley. apple cofounder steve wozniak will speak at the main event on saturday. and he contributing both on the pitchers mound and batters box, tossed 8 solid innings and the big one for the giants in the inning, and center fielder, angel pa -- ago yan getting in the mix. game three of the four game set this afternoon at 1:05. the seattle mariners beat the a's last night 6-3. oakland under 500 for the first time since the first week of the season. a's manager bob melvin admitting his team is scuffling, falling behind early and putting themselves in a hole, too big to dig out. a's and mariners back at it tonight in seattle. the sharks will have to wait to find out their opponent for the western conference

semifinals after the detroit red wings beat the ductions in overtime last night -- beat the ducks in overtime last night. 8:56. let's head over to rosemarry,. it's going to be a beautiful day. clouds inside the bay, along the coast, along the are stretch of the valley -- along the stretch of the valley floor. temperatures low 50s to low 60s for most f of us right now. mostly sunny and 67 in antioch. by lunchtime, 60s remaining at the coast with the low clouds hanging on most of the day. the rest of us will see mostly sunny skies. widespread 70s for the lunch hour. inland, low 80s by lunchtime. fairfield, antioch, livermore, morgan hill, gilroy, going to heat it up for the second half o. half-- half of the day. the heat is on in livermore, 87

morgan hill. 5 to 10 degrees above yesterday's highs. a notable warm up in most cases. along the bay it's going to be comfortable and a weak sea breeze. >> maybe even hotter tomorrow. >> tomorrow will be the warmer day. mother's day, perfect. and for all of us here at ktvu, thanks for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we're ening early to bring you soccer -- we're ending early to bring you soccer from london, and we're here for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. thanks for joining us. have a great saturday, everyone. [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf...

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