a fire breaks out in the oakland hills. we have exclusive video of the games. we'll tell you how the fire could have broken out. another big fire overnight. this one at a home in marin county. new information on how this fire may have started. well, clear skies and very warm to hot temperatures. time now for "mornings on 2." well, good morning.

welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. we're finding out more about the teenager killed in a triple shooting in east palo alto. the boy was in a car with three friends when someone riddled the car with bullets. within the last 40 minutes. ktvu's janine de la vega spoke with the victim's father and he thinks it may have been a case of mistaken identity? >> reporter: yes, that's right. that is because his son usually doesn't drive that car. he said his son was just hanging out with friends at mcdonald's. they were coming back here to drop-his brother and two men started shoot. there's a ton of broken glass here still on the ground. bullet actually hit into this home right here, narrowly missing people. now, the family has identified the boy who was killed as 16- year-old jose luis. his bad said he was a junior at woodside high school in redwood

city. just before 11:00, two men approached the maxima jose was in with three other friends when the men started to shoot. jose was dead when officers arrived. a 15-year-old and 16-year-old were hit by bullets. the 17-year-old was uninjured. jose's father said his son was not in a gang. as i mentioned before, the car he was driving was not his, which makes people believe somebody else may have been the target. >> he was a good kid, yeah. he never do anything. >> reporter: the family is grieving and did not want to talk about their feelings toward the gunmen responsible. police have a very vague description of the two suspect, two latino males seen running away. they hopped into a gray or silver sea dan. back out here live -- sedan.

back out here live, police will be knocking on doors, canvassing the neighborhood. they've already been here at the scene to process some of the evidence. one of the things they are gonna do is look over the car, the boys -- that the boys were sitting in to see if this could help them. coming up next you will hear more from the family and their feelings this morning on this terrible tragedy. reporting live from east palo alto, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. oakland firefighters busy stamping out an oakland hills fire that have could gotten out of control very quickly. the flaming embers flying in the area near the chabot space and science boulevard off skyline boulevard. ktvu atara -- ktvu's tara moriarty has been out there since 4:30. tara? >> reporter: a group of young

adults was seen coming out of the woods. people are known to use these camp sites around here illegally. so the arson investigator is going to be looking into that as the possibility for this case. behind me, you can see there are fire crews still on the scene, putting out the hot spots. we have video. we arrived as crews were pulling hoses around 1:45. someone in the area called smoke and called 911. we were in the 10000 block of skyline boulevard near the that boat space and science center. at least two dozen of ifs were on the scene. the fire started about 500, 600 feet off the road not close to any homes. >> we investigated all of the areas and came up skyline. upon arrival, engine 4 was able to see a glow and make dark with where the engine was. >> reporter: the chief talking about how hard it was to find

the fire at the beginning. it took firefighters an officer hour and a half to find -- an hour and a half to find the fire and then they cleared the bush. some cars are being allowed through. this is the two-way street here. so the crews are taking up one lane and bicycles and cars are being allowed to use the other. not too many folks frequent this area. it's sort of remote. i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:05. the chp is investigating a deadly crash in a remote area of west marin county. it happened early this morning on point reyes petaluma road outside of petaluma. investigators say a white pickup truck crashed into a free and burst into flames. the driver was pronounced dead on the scene. still not clear what led up to the accident. let's go back to -- let's go back to sal. you've been busy this morning. but it's l been relative

quiet. >> yeah, i think the sun is up to get a better view. the traffic is backed up to the macarthur maze. before you get on the bridge, it looks good getting into san francisco. we also don't have anything unusual on the bridge itself. this is a look at 880. this is a night drive so far. this commute -- nice drive so far. this commute doesn't get going until later on. we're looking at the south bay. i'm looking at the red sensors. there you go. 85 a little bit slow. guadalupe parkway near kurtner there is a report of a crash there. 280 is still very nice into cupertino. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. some locations, very cool, low to mid-40s. some locations near 70. most locations don't have much of a breeze.

so temperatures are in the 50s -- are in the 50s. warm to hot today, breezy to windy. big change starts tomorrow. but today as the coast is clear, it will be warm. 70s, 80s, 90s. higher fire danger. san francisco, yesterday, 71 we'll bump that up a little bit today. go 78 degrees today. sunshine, i mean, coast doesn't have to worry about any fog. a little cool to start. high pressure wins today and then it gets absolutely obliterated by a system coming out of the north. for this time of year, it's very unusual -- and persistent. so from warm to hot to very cool and windy. a drop of 20 degrees by wednesday. 72 in fairfield.

50 in novato. 45, half moon bay. they were down to 41 -- 49 in walnut creek. south wind, napa airport, offshore for oakland. northwest santa rosa most locations are rather calm. big whopper of a system, a lot of rain in minnesota and the dakotas, the severe weather is kicking off, especially south of kansas city, hail reports coming in. 36 in tahoe. 51 ukiah, 65 sacramento. 81 already in palm springs. clear skies today. sunshine and warmer temperatures for everybody. but this is the warmest day of the week. some of the forecast projections, dropped temperatures 15, 20. 70s, 80s, 90s. walnut creek, 89. oakland, 82. alameda, 78. santa cruz, 85.

87 saratoga. 85 menlo park. daly city, 71. tomorrow, cooler. much cooler. cooler and windy by wednesday. should be cool enough to wipe out any fog. >> thank you, steve. tornadoes and severe storms in the midwest have left at least one person dead, 21 people injured and a lot of damage. >> we gotta go soon! >> more than two dozen tornadoes hit parts of illinois, oklahoma and iowa. casey segal is live in shawnee, oklahoma to show us the damage the storms have caused there. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. when you just play that video and you hear the fright in the storm chaser's voice, it gives piece goose bumps, knowing that we're standing in the area where the images were captured. shawnee, oklahoma, one of the areas that -- it appears the most damage in the state of

oklahoma. i'm gonna step out of the way and let you see what we're talking about. i'm standing in front of what was once a mobile home. you see the people hard at work there. that's the woman who lived here. that's her friends and some family who are here helping her go through what's left. you can see it's not much. but she says she's looking for pictures, jewelry, anything that she's able to salvage. where do you even begin when you are home that you call home is literally blown apart. let's get to some of the pictures. absolutely astounding images of some of these funnel clouds. oklahoma, they don't play around when it comes to storm chazing. that's one of the reasons why we see -- why we see much detailed video or detailed pictures coming out of here. they will send people right into the storms. when you see the funnel clouds dropping out of the sky, without very little warning,

it's just terrifying. you can see the damage they do. we're talking about hundreds of homes here. one fatality, miraculous loy, you hate to diminish a fatality because that's someone's loved one, but when you look at the area hit, it's -- it's amazing not many more were killed. in granbury, texas, six people died. a very large swath of an area that we're talking about here. the national weather service is predicting storms capable of producing tornadoes expected to hit this area, the exact same areas that were smacked in the face yesterday. that's supposed to happen later today, 3:00, 4:00 local time, forecasters keeping a very close eye on the skies, the radar as the people who are here, trying to pick up what happened yesterday. that's the latest from shawnee,

oklahoma, casey segal, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 7:11. yahoo!'s plan to buy a social networking site is meeting with resistant from some users. coming up at 7:45, why they don't want yahoo! to carry out the deal and what yahoo! is saying it hopes will soothe hard feelings. an idea being debated at one bay area school district, some parents and students want the mountain view los altos school district let the students get out of p.e. class to perform with the marching band or the color band after the year. supporters of the idea say they are working as hard as the kids and in cheerleading and athletics who are burning credits. tense moments this morning. a firefighter is believed to be trapped in a massive fire in

texas. we'll tell you what's happening at the scene right now. also here at home, an honor for a warriors' player but it's not happening in oakland. [ engine revs ] wicked... ♪ and now... ♪ topless. ♪ the fiat 500 abarth cabrio. ♪

temperatures are beginning to warm up. sunny today, warm to hot, 70s, 80s and 90s. this is dallas, texas. emergency responders were gathering at the scene of a fire. here we are with the right pictures. this is a story we've been following since 4:45 this morning. a firefighter was unaccounted for. i radioed to say he was trapped inside the building.

we've learned they just carried this body out of this burned condo. a very saddening to this story. at least five people who lived in the condo complex have been rescued. one person has been treated for smoke inhalation. we just confirmed that a firefighter was killed in battling this fire in dallas, texas. back here at home, police in martinez have arrested a suspected arsonist in a hillside fire threatening homes. police say 48-year-old julie tenpenny was arrested for being under the influence of a controlled substance and arson. investigators think she was high on drugs when she used a lighter to ignite dry grass in the alhambra hills neighborhood yesterday. now, wind pushed those flames quickly. firefighters held the fire to 15 acres of grass out there. no homes were damaged. firefighters called in for water and rardant drops from planes -- retardant drops from planes to help get the fire

under control. the contra costa resources say those resources are needed after the department. homeowners are happy for the help. >> they had the helicopter coming over. we thought we were all right and then it started to flare up again really bad and the smoke got really heavy. >> about a dozen goats here, they wereth haved at the very height of the fire. neighbors helped chase down the goats. they had to do that a couple of years ago. the goats were put in a pickup truck. one police officer went to the hospital after injuring his leg after arrests julie tenpenny but he should be okay. happening right now in washington, d.c., the senate judiciary committee is debating a landmark immigration reform bill. there's senator durban right there. they want a compromise on

several issues. silicon valley companies don't like some of the language in the bill. committee members will try to come to a deal on whether beau americans should have the right to sponsor foreign-born spouses for green cards. the head of the associated press says the secret seizure chur of the reportersers phone records is a major threat. the head of the a.p. is considering suing the justice department. >> i don't know what their motive is but i can tell you their actions are unconstitutional. we don't question their right to conduct these sorts of investigations. we just think they went about it the wrong way. >> the government asked the a.p. to hand over records after the a.p. broke a story about a thwarted al qaeda plot in yemen. the white house is responding as congress gets ready to hold hearings be on the irs scandal.

kyla campbell is live in our washington, d.c. newsroom right now to tell us how this is affecting the president's approval rating. >> reporter: a cnn poll shows president obama's approval rating is up 2% since last month despite the irs audit. if it's up to republicans his 53 approval rating won't last. republicans and democrats are furious about the targeting of conservative groups. but members of the gop are especially critical of the white house. president obama said he was not aware of the inspected general's audit of the irs until he saw it on the news10 days ago. but the inspector says members of the obama administration were aware last summer. senate republican leaders say the white house is lying and offreaching. >> they are here to tell us what to do and this if they start criticizing, you get targeted. >> reporter: a woman criticized

for knowing the most and doing the least is set to testify. i will tell you about that more next hour. kyla campbell,tvnel news. at least 70 people have been killed in a wave of car bombings in iraq. the attacks targeted markets and crowded bus stops in shiite neighbors in baghdad. it's raising fears of a return to all of the sectarian violence that once brought iraq to the brink of civil war. also, north korea did it again. they fired a sixth short-range missile. >> the sixth in three days of the missiles were fired this morning. both were fired into the sea of north korea's east coast. now, tensions, as you know, have been rising between south korea and north korea since february after north korea was sanctioned by the united nations for carrying out a nuclear test. hackers in china may have launched some new attacks in the u.s. "the new york times" reports a very secret unit in

china's military is, once again, hacking american companies. that unit is believed to be responsible for hacking more than a hundred u.s. businesses over the past five years. reportedly stealing blueprints, clinical trial results and government documents. officials say the hackers may be going after some of the same companies targeted in previous attacks. 7:20. well, we're in for a really warm day all over the bay area. meteorologist, steve paulson, says a big change in the weather, it's literally right around the corner. also, the couch gag on the simpsons has become a tv classic, what a bay area woman has come up with that stand out from the rest. northbound 280, you see some slow traffic there getting up to highway 17. another look at the south bay commute -- straight ahead.

7:23. look at this big boy. a family on vacation in redmond, washington got a big surprise. a moose was taking a swim in their pool. they caught it on video, shooting out of their living room. this is a 7-foot tall moose casually wading in the pool. if eventually climbed out of the pool and left. for the first time, san francisco will be regulating commercial dog walking. after july 1st, dog walkers you will have to get a permit, have proof of liability insurance and undergo at least 20 hours of training. in addition, you will no longer be able to walk more than eight dogs at once. some critics say they are planning to file an injunction based on unconstitutionality. a woman of oakland was the winner of a designed contest for "the simpsons" gag. she was reported to a trip to the fox studios to see her idea

carried out. >> all of the different layers that go into from the script, the drawings, the coloring. really incredible. >> you tell him. she featured the family as dandelions, sitting on the couch. her entry was picked out of 3,000. it was used in last night eight season fi fally. congratulation -- finale. congratulations. we get to talk about traffic. sal, everybody behaving out there? >> i would say so, dave. we're off to a decent start even though it's slow. let's take a look at the commute on 237, westbound, you can see some slow traffic there heading out to the 880 interchange and beyond that driving over to zanker road. san mateo bridge we're looking at it here, westbound, 92. it's not stop and go. but it's heavy. kind of crowded as you drive out to the high rise there. there are no major problems on

the bridge. but it does look okay. if you are driving in hayward, southbound 880 is slow before winton avenue on the way down to fremont. let's go to steve. well, clear skies, temperatures warming up. although we had huge differences in some, as much as 30, between 40 and 70 depending upon the breeze. it will be sunny, warm to hot. but this will be the warmest day. temperatures coming up, san rafael from 83 to 87. livermore from 86 yesterday to 90 and san jose from 81 to 86. but even under clear skies, temperatures will be really hard-pressed to stay warm after today because of a big low dropping from. 72 fairfield. 70 antioch. fairfield, antioch, out to vacaville, already very warm. a sunny monday. and then temperatures will turn south and then they keep going south, especially wednesday into thursday. we'll see a 20-degree -- 20-

degree drop. i don't think we'll see 90s after today. temperatures look cool for a while. cooler, windy into wednesday. and then it will be sunny, breezy, below-average temperatures into the weekend. a massive search for two carjacking suspects. what was found near novato that had police warming in one neighborhood. >> reporter: fire theres through this large home in -- tears through this large home in marin county this morning, causing quite a bit of damage. we'll tell you what investigators think caused this fire. >> reporter: and disabled placards and cars are meant for people who really need them. why some people are asking for changes on how they are used as "mornings on 2" continues.

7:30. we're learning new information about a big house fire in the hills above kentfield in marin county. it started early this morning on the 100 block of goodhill road in the kent woodlands area. alex savidge joins us live from outside the home with more on how the fire may have started. good morning, alex. >> reporter: well a ba taba tal yun family says they -- well, a battalion chief says the family was barbecuing last night and

that's what may have sparked this fire. it was a destructive fire, as you can see. it broke out here at this home. it's a 3500-square foot home. it caused quite a bit of damage, especially in the garage. there is a '66 mustangs, a classic car, destroyed by the games. the good news, no one was hurt. crews say a 95-year-old woman was home this morning along with her adult song and wife. all of them were able to escape unhurt. the flames broke out at about 2:00 in the morning. this home is on the 100 block of goodhill road in tentfield. investigators say the spire doesn't appear to be spin -- the fire doesn't appear to be suspicious. it may have started near the barbecue. >> from what i hear, they were barbecuing, done at about 7:00, they took the coals out of the barbecue and wetted them down. >> reporter: this fire grew

quickly in size. that's the -- that's why the kentfield fire department had to call in resources from several neighboring departments here in marin county. there was heavy damage throughout the home. in addition, there is also a guesthouse behind the mainhouse destroyed by fire. crews have ent is the last couple of hours trying to salvage whatever possessions they can from this home for the homeowners. obviously, the folks who are living here, they won't be able to stay here for the time being and are being helped out by the red cross. we're live in kentfield, ktvu channel 2 news. overnight, fire in san francisco destroyed an old pier, it's at the end of 23rd street in the central water front doing patch district and has not been used in decades. a fire boat was called in to flight the games from the water. a battalion chief says he believes homeless people may have started the fire by accident. in benicia, a man was killed last night after drive

-- after driving the wrong way on 680 for nine miles. this happened around 8:00 last night near marshview road. the police say the driver, who was under the influence of drugs and alcohol, got onto highway 80 in suisun city, going the wrong next and then he moved on -- direction and then he moved on and still went the wrong way. the driver of the other vehicle is expected to survive. this driver died at the scene. two people are suspected of a carjacking in berkeley. deputies have been searching for suspects in the green point area just east of novato. yesterday, they set up a perimeter in that area. police say the suspect abandoned the stolen vehicle in a driveway on sutton lane and they were last seen running into a wooded area. parents and students are returning back to a campbell elementary school for the first time since finding out one of their teachers was arrested for

a sex crime. san jose police have charged 41- year-old grant blair with attempting lewd acts with a minor. they said he set up a meeting online with a person he thought was a 13-year-old but was actually a police officer. blair teaches at the old orchard school in campbell. police say they have found no incidents of abuse among students there. san francisco police are investigating a frightening fall yesterday during a party after the beta breakers race. it happened on fell street around 3:30 near golden gate park. a 28-year-old man fell off the roof of an apartment building and is listed in critical condition. it's still not clear how he fell. this was the most serious indent at san francisco's -- incident at san francisco's major public event since the -- since the boston marathon bombings. there were bomb-sniffing dogs along the race route and security cameras at the start b

police reported only a handful of minor problems. really typical of any beta breakers race. officers arrested 23 people mostly for being drunk in public. 7:34. nobody has claimed the biggest powerball jackpot in history. the winning ticket is worth $590 million. it was sold at a grocery store in the suburb of -- in a suburb of tampa, florida. the winner's name won't keep secret for long. those names are public record. in the meantime two people from california, did not win the big jack pocket but they are instant millionaires anyway. one of two tickets world $2.3 million was sold in san jose at a 7-eleven. the other ticket was sold in kern county. both had five of the six of maaing numbers. the name of the san jose winner has not yet.

but a clerk described a man's reaction to hearing the good news. >> when he saw the ticket, he said, yes. you are the winner. no. say yes. oh, man. it's a lot of money. he happy. he looked happy. yeah. >> by the way, california joined the powerball lottery last month. a new government study shows a rise in the number of american children with mental health disorders. according to the centers for disease control and prevention. 13 to 20% of u.s. kids under 18 have mental disorders. that's estimated at 7 million to 12 million children. the study is billed as the first comprehensive look at the mental health status of children in the country. los angeles is the latest city to investigate a las vegas hospital accused of patient dumping in california.

the l.a. city attorney's office is looking into whether the hospital dumped patients along stateline. san francisco's city attorney is doing the same. a "sacramento bee" investigation claimed the city bussed out 1500 patients. drivers with the handicapped blackards don't have to pay for -- placards don't have to pay at meters. but that -- but that may soon change. this is being abused. brian flores has more on who is behind this controversial decision. >> reporter: it's no secret that park something rare -- park something rare, it comes at a premium. this is a hot topic issue, especially those with the placards. this is one of the areas where people, commuters, in fact, report seeing abuse of the disabled placards. with those people who have them, they may be charged to feed the meters. a few days ago, a committee of

about 15 people, about half of them, members of the disabled community. they spoke in front of the municipal's agency proposed this. currently people with the placards cannot only park in blue zones, but it will gives the driver to park for an unlimited time. parking is hard for everyone but especially for those who are disabled. some use those placarded to park for hours. the bottom line, how best to enforce it and how do you limit it. >> i have mixed feelings. i don't think they should be charged. there are legitimate people who really struggle. i know when i broke my knee, it was a real effort. but by the same token, there's people -- especially by pier 23

that will get out of their car and run across the street. >> reporter: now, ultimately, the state will have to weigh in. if there were changes, it probably won't happen until the fall. some would be to add more parking stones. the city is making changes on its own. they will be adding more officers for disabled placard enforcement. we're live here in san francisco, i'm brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, brian. want to check in with sal and what's happening at the bay bridge toll plaza this monday morning. >> it's pretty crowded. there hasn't been a crash but it's still pretty slow there westbound coming over from oakland san francisco. it's backed up for a 30, 35- minute delay. once you make it on the bridge, it looks okay getting into san francisco. there are no major problems. but again, it will be slow. san francisco is doing pretty well, northbound and southbound on 101 mere and on 280.

880 southbound just north of alvarado niles, we have a brand- new injury accident reported there. all of a sudden traffic that was okay, is backing up into san leandro. 880 of north of alvarado is blocking one lane. paramedics the -- paramedics are on the way. let's go to steve. chilly for some. half moon bay bay was low 40s. some locations on the coast, yet some inland were near 70 with a north wind. it's sunny. i mean, everybody. no fog out there. warmest day will be this week or today, i should say, of this week. warm to hot. a little breezy. windy. mt. diablo gusts to 46. seen 25 to 40. 70s, 80s, 9s 0. it's a northerly breeze. the fire danger is up. but it will come way down tomorrow. we have a lot of high pressure and sunshine. but a system dropping down from

the yukon will dip into northern california by wednesday and thursday and then park it. so sunny today. now probably will be a ramp up in the fog. temperature, i -- today, that's it. 80s and 90s. we won't see 90s again for a while. cool to windy and much cooler conditions. tomorrow will be the transition day. antioch is 70. fairfield, 72. walnut creek, 52. napa, 58. 53 santa rosa, 50, half moon bay but they were 41 this morning. redwood city checking in at 60. we're starting to warm up quick. the days are very, very long. winds all over the place. some south, west, otherwise most of them are calm. a rainer up in the dakotas and minnesota, but the severe weather is kicking off early from st. louis to kansas city. a lot of reports of hail with that but they will keep an eye on that for tornadic activity. 51 ukiah. 65 sacramento. already 81 in palm springs.

clear skies for us today. tomorrow big changes. warm to hot. warmest day of the week by war. also out towards the valley as well. out towards fairfield, vacaville and pittsburg. 7080s -- 70s, 80s, 90s. same for pittsburg. antioch, brentwood, danville, livermore, san ramon. oakland, though, 82. 77 berkeley. 81 in hayward. 86 san jose. although gilroy this morning, was 48. 88 in milpitas. 70s on the coast. nice day, low to mid-80s on the peninsula. 78 in san francisco. cooler tomorrow, much, much cooler as we about into wednesday. that wind cranks up out of the north-northwest. it will be sunny, breezy and way below average on the temperatures going forward. a big purchase by yahoo!. the main reason the silicon

valley giant wants to buy this and the very blunt promise they are making to the public. a berkeley family pulls off an emotional homecoming. where the dad had to hide for hours waiting to surprise his daughter.

well, stocks a bit mixed on early trading in wall street after investors pushed indexes to record levels on friday. investors will be watching the federal reserve closely for clues about what it plans to do next with its economic stimulus program. the dow, down just 1 at 15,352.

yahoo!'s stock is up .75%. yahoo! is going after a younger crowd. pam cook is in the newsroom with the billion-dollar shopping trip the ceo took. >> yahoo! announced they are buying tumblr for $1.5 billion in cash. tumblr has more than 100 million users. it's especially popular with teenagers and young adults. that's who yahoo! is going after. iaha executives predict the young audience stood increase by 50%. best statement comes from

yahoo!. "per the agreement and our promise not to skew it up, tumblr will be independently operated as a separate business." yahoo!'s stock has been fluctuating. in our next hour of "mornings on 2," you will hear what the 26-year-old ceo of tumblr has to say about that deal. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. oakland police busy, offering a $10,000 reward for information to solve two deadly shootings. it happened 14 hours -- they happened 14 hours apart. a man was shot on west trip. no information on a victim, a suspect or a possible motive. police are also searching for the suspect who fired shots on a fire killing one man and injuring another. it happened about 4:30 on 92 under avenue and international. police -- 92nd avenue and international. police are offering a reward for each shooting that could lead to an arrest.

thousands of steel tendons on the bridge may be at risk of corroding. engineers discovered in 2006, the ducts containing the tendons were left unsealed which means rain and fog could have caused rusting and corrosion. caltrans tested 1600 of the tendons, found half of them had rust. only a few had moderate levels of corrosion. in a statement, the public information officer for the bay bridge says "this issue does not affect the safety or life span of the skyway." an engineer says caltrans used the wrong test and the results are meaningless. corrosion may be a factor in the failure of seismic rod failures last month. caltrans posted a video called war on corrosion. it's on youtube with more information on the way there dealing with the prob

connecticut may cause serious delays on a popular commute route for thousands who head in and out of the new york city area every day on metro north. a commuter train derailed coming the opposite direction injuring more than 70 people. this week crews will begin replacing wires and signals as well as rebuilding 2,000 feet of track. the ashes of 35 bay area veterans will finally receive a proper burial -- burial. for 52 years, santa rosa has been holding onto the unclaimed remains. a volunteer recovery group did search and found they were eligible to be placed in a national cemetery. later today, the soldiers will be taken to sacramento valley

cemetery in dixon burial with military honors. the america's cup review committee said it's disappointed in the ital afternoon's team -- italian team's decision to not race. now, it's the same kind of boat that crashed earlier this month and a sailor was killed. the italian team has been one of the most vocal about the need for safety changes after that crash. even though the committee is disappointed. they say there's no plans -- disappointed, they say there's no plans to punish the italian team. the bay area will find out if it will be hosting super bowl l. nfl team openers will pick between the bay area and miami, florida. the odds are in favor for the game to be hosted at the new santa clara stadium in 2016. now, miami's stadium hurt its own chances after lawmakers decided they would not pay for

renovations. ten minutes before 8:00. a family in berkeley has been reunited after a military homecoming that game during a gymnastics competition. love seeing those hugs. major jake brittingham was away from his family for five months after deploying to africa. for the past few days he's been in a covert mission to surprise his daughter. according to his wife, kelly, her youngest daughter's only wish was to have her father watch her perform gymnastics. >> emma is competing. she's been very hopeful that i'm magically going to show up somehow. >> well, the major had to enlist the help of the gymnastic center to keep his homecoming a secret. he spent hours cooped up in the office. >> i don't know who it is more

emotional for, him, her. [laughter] well, this year sunscreen bottles may look the same at the score, but it's a -- store, but it may be a different story when you read the label. and the exciting end of the amgen bike race in santa rosa.

you may notice a slight change on the label of your sunscreen this summer. many labels are changing to make the products more effective around easier to use. >> the fda will ban words like water proof. they are also requiring that the companies phase out the uv rays that pose the best chance of skin consumer. preparations for the next

amgen tour of california start today after a successful finish -- finish yesterday in santa rosa. t.j. vangarden was awarded the jell- oier -- yellow jersey. he's planning to attend the tour de france and april tend the amgen next year. people are buzzing about levi life haimer life himmer. he confessed to doping. he won the tour of california three times. >> that's a big deal. 7:55. sal any big deals on the morning commute? >> we do the crash. it was a motorcycle accident. it was briefly -- there was

briefly a sig-alert. traffic coming out of hayward is still slow. they moved to to the show -- to the shoulder. also this morning we're looking at 8le 0 northbound, getting heavy and show driving past the coliseum. if you are driving to the bay bridge toll plaza, it's been a steady 20, 25-minute delay. clear skies, no fog or anything but there will be big changes. today will be the warmest day. already temperatures warming up. had low 40s for a while. can't find any fog or anything. it will be warm to hot. there's high fire danger. most of the hills. 70s, 80s and 90s. this will be it for the 90s. and maybe the 80s for a while. we have a big cooling trend starting in the morning. that coming up in ten minutes. 7:56. it could mean less time spent in traffic. it still will not be popular

with many commuters. why a change could cost you more to drive in san francisco even if you already pay a toll. four teenagers come under attack after gunshots. why a father thinks his son was mistakenly targeted. >> reporter: we are live in the oakland hills where a fire started overnight. we'll tell you what the arson investigator just told us.

welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. a 16-year-old boy was shot and killed while sitting in a car and two of his friends were wounded. ktvu's janine de la vega is at the teen's home and says his father thinks this was a case of mistaken identity. >> reporter: dave, yes, that's right. the victim's family is holding vigil inside. they have candles lit and are in complete disbelief that he's gone. one of the bullets went inside there and you can see it completely smashed up. there's glass shattered even on the ground. the victim's father just came out again. they are holding vigil inside the house. the bullets also went inside

the man's house and narrowly missed hitting people. let's go to video from earlier. the bullet that proved to be fatal hit a 16-year-old boy. he was a junior at woodside high school in redwood city. police say at 11:00 last night, he and three friends were sitting inside a white maxima on fordham street when two men walked up to the car and started to shoot. officers say 25 bullets were fired. jose tied at the scene. his friends ran to a house. two were hit. jose's father said he heard the gunshots. >> running to inside to the house, yeah, and we -- we heard that -- a shooting and we go inside. we didn't see my son. i went outside to the car and he was there.

>> reporter: the father says his son was not in a gang. he says the boy's had just been hanging out at mcdonald's. he says his son was borrowing the car he was driving and it was his first time in it which makes a family think that it was a case of mistaken identity. police say it doesn't appear that any words were exchanged between the victims and the suspects. they have a very vague description of the suspects. they just said there were two latino men. both were armed. they ran away and jumped into a gray or silver sedan. police are looking for any information on this case and would like east palo alto po -- people to call east palo alto if they have any tips. because they are definitely monitoring the tipline. reporting live from east palo alto, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, janine. we have new information on what touched off the oakland hills fire that burned several hours early this morning. this exclusive video shows flames lighting up the dark

woods near the chabot space center. tara moriarty just spoke with investigators who say they now know how this fire started. >> reporter: this looks like this fire was started by a bonfire. a group of teenagers that had a bonfire. we're close to the chabot center. they say that teenagers are known to frequent this area to hang out and party. now, we have exclusive video of the fire. we aive rooked as crews were pulling hoses around 1:45 -- we arrived as crews were pulling hoses around:45 this morning. we're on the 10000 block of skyline boulevard. crews are churning over the soil to put out hot spots over a three-acre plot of land. the fire started between poison oak between two popular trails, not close to any homes. the chief wants to remind the public that no flames are

>> we don't do open pits and fire. we're susceptible of high fire danger. we always want to be cognizant of open flame and open fire. >> reporter: it took crews an hour and a half to contain the fire. this is expected to be the hottest day of the week with temperatures in the 80s. skyline boulevard is not shut down, not too many people frequent this area. behind me. you can see crews are beginning to wrap up here. it shouldn't be too much longer. i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:03. an assistant coach for the sabres coach team is facing battery charges after being arrested from. sedrick walker is a defensive coordinator. walker is accused of roughing up an executive of the jacksonville sharks saturday

night. investigators say this was sparked over racial slurs directed at the coaches. a man was beaten and robbed at a very busy shopping center in an it eye -- in antioch. he this found an 83-year-old -- police found an 83-year-old man pleading and unconscious. so far police say there's no word of any suspect or what was stolen in the robbery. ? a man accused of car -- car thefts from big sur to sonoma county is expected in court today for a pretrial hearing. prosecutors say he stole more than ten cars during a six-week string of crimes that also included two high-speed chases and the assault of a sheriff's deputy. it's sentencing day for the former head of the contra costa county narcotics team. norman welcsh will face a minimum of ten years in prison

when sentenced this everyone why. last year, he pleaded guilty to stealing and sealing drug evidence. he also admitted to taking part in phony operations and stealing more than $10,000 from prostitutes. a philadelphia cop who sat next to michelle obama during the 2009 address is under arrest for rape. in 2007, the officer made headlines after being shot in the face and chasing after his shooter. but the 27 was was arrested -- was arrested saturday morning, accused of drugging and raping two women and gunpoint. after more than 45 years, the white house will be hosting a visit from the president ofmyian mar. this comes -- myanmar. this comes six months after the president visited the country. some are angry about the visit saying despite the forms, he's not stopped ethnic violence. the white house says it's important to show reports to

those who embrace reforms. back here at home, marin's grand jury says all but one of the pot clubs that operated in kentfield, fairfax, novato and corte madera have closed. the grand jury adds, it is not pushing for recreational use of marijuana. tomorrow los angeles voters will get their say on three different proposals to regulate marijuana medical. the competing ballot measures, limit the number of shops, raise their taxes or do both. 8:06. they are back. a small group of "octhe farm" protesters have reoccupied a

plot of land, the guild tract to replant the crops that the university plowed over. the group wants the area to be used as an urban farm. uc berkeley police have ramp warned protesters they -- have warned the protesters they are trespassing and could fate rest. governor brown will deliver the commencement address to political science graduates at uc berkeley. he will talk about his vision for california during his speech. the governor graduated from uc berkeley in 1961. 8:07. in overnight news, the chp investigating a deadly crash, this one here in a remote part of west marin county. it happened just hours ago on point reyes petaluma road. a white pickup truck crashed into a tree, then burst into flames. the driver pronounced dead there at the scene. still not clear what led up to

the crash. drivers commuting to san francisco could one day have to pay a toll and another fee. the san francisco "examiner" reports transit officials are ink thissing about charging drivers a $3 -- thinking about charging drivers a $3 congestion fee to help reduce traffic, plugs and pay for transit projects. it could help generating $60,000 to $80,000. >> they have something similar in london that's helped to decrease the congestion there. let's check in with sal and see what's happening on the bay area road. >> good morning. we're looking at slow traffic on interstate 880 because of an earlier crash that's on the shoulder, southbound 880. we saw it with newschopper2, it was just a couple of tow trucks. everything is gone. but traffic is slow.

880 near all vara toe -- alvarado, there's another minor crash. you can see highway 4 is slow in baypoint. 80 has been kind of a mess. very slow traffic to the bay bridge. when up get to the bay bridge, it's backed up. when you get to the san mateo bridge, it's moderately heavy. it's improved a little bit as you drive out to the high rise. and if you are looking at san jose downtown, northbound 280 looks good getting up to highway 17. let's go to steve. already warming up under clear skies. if you are just waking up, it was a little chilly for some. it doesn't take long to warm up. also a little bit of no fog and a north wind. san rafael, 83. we'll go 87 today. san francisco to 78. livermore from 86 to 90. san jose 81 to 86.

tomorrow these will drop a good 10 degrees. everything is on track for a huge cooldown. today, though, warm to hot, many higher elevations. so the fire danger is up today. this will be the hone -- this will be the only way. that dry north-northeast breeze, i think i saw 46 at mt. diablo. right up here. that's our low. it's going to come right down here. there will be rain and snow near the oregon border, maybe shasta north. so we'll keep an eye on that. temperatures do not look very warm. sunny today and warm to hot. i will tell ya, things will turn in about 24 hours. by this time tomorrow we'll see the cool and windy. it will take us into the rest of the week and maybe the end of the month. 60s 70s. they get a north breeze out to fairfield, already running much warmer. san jose is already in the 60s.

santa rosa, a little north wind, 62, sfo. i mean, everybody is in it. still for some, breezy for -- breezy for others. pretty good little rainer up towards minnesota and the dakotas. stretching -- they are watching from st. louis to oklahoma city. it's been firing up with a lot of reports of large-sized hail 40ss, 50s, 6 -- 40s, 50s and os to 80 in palm -- to 60s to 80 in palm springs. warmest day of the week, maybe -- might not see 90-degree temperatures. 60sp os, 80s -- 60s, 70s, 80s. 89 walnut creek. berkeley, 77. san leandro, 81.

86, san jose. low 90s, morgan hill/gilroy. santa clara, 86. milpitas, at 88. 70sen coast and south -- 70s on the coast turning cooler. temperatures plunge 20 degrees. below-average temperatures take us right into the weekend. happening now. the senate judiciary is debating a landmark immigration reform bill. this is the chairman of the committee, patrick leahy and that's lindsey graham from south carolina. committee members want to compromise including increasing the number of visas for high- tech workers. silicon valley companies don't like the language in the bill that would give the labor department more control over highing practices in exchange for more visas. they will also try to come to an agreement on whether gay americans should be able to

sponsor foreign-born spouses for green cards. we'll update this story. boy, a deadly storm that really hit the midwest. >> gotta get ready to go. >> they better go soon. the devastation caused after several tornadoes touched down. big news involving the bay area's biggest airport. the announcement that's just hours away. ♪

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website -- breaking news. a bicycle and a car got into it. the person in the accident was taken away by the paramedics. but they are still doing an investigation. word is the car driver did stop at the scene and was cooperative with police. but there's still an investigation going on on east capital expressway at silver creek road. there is a delay there because of the police presence. back to the desk. new word coming in that a second person has died in the severe storms in the midwest. it just came in. 21 other people have been hurt and the storms have caused a lot of damage. in wichita, kansas, this tornado, actually caught on video touching down. it damaged homes near the airport.

more than two dozen tornadoes hit parts of illinois, oklahoma and iowa. a mobile home park that used to be there in oklahoma suffered the worst damage. they found the body of a 79- year-old man in the rubble. most of the homes have been destroyed. the helicopter pilot for a local news station talked about what he saw. >> everything was just -- it was just gone. you see like beds in the yard. like, you took the house, you put it in a huge blender, you turned on pulse and you just dumped it out. >> a state of emergency was delayed for 16 oklahoma counties and more severe weather is expected in the midwest today. 8:17. the white house is preparing for a week of congressional hearings on the irs scandal and a lawmaker from our state could take center stage. kyla campbell is live in our washington, d.c. bureau with information on a california politician who is expected to question a key witness. kyla? >> reporter: first, the senate is holding its first hearing on

the irs audit tomorrow morning. the most recent acting commissioners of the irs, steven miller, will testify for the second time in two days. the committee questioned him on friday. tomorrow we'll hear from doug shulman. he was the acting commissioner last year when he testified before congress that the irs was not targeting conservative grps. senators will demand an answer on whether he lied to them or if he was truly unaware of the accusations. lawmakers want the white house to find out which officials found out about the audit with the irs before the media report it. senior vad cruisers said nobody told the -- senior advisers said nobody told the president. then on wednesday morning, lois learner will testify along with jackie speier and the rest of the house overnight committee. learner is the directer of the

exempt division. the audit shows that learner knew her employers were targeting conservative groups and didn't put to a -- didn't put a stop to is. jodi arias will be back in an arizona courtroom. she was convicted of first- degree murder for the brutal killing of her former boyfriend in 2008. jurors will decide if she should get the death penalty or life in prison everyone the jury has already decided she's -- prison. the jury has already decided she's eligible for the death penalty. students wore white ribbons in honor of junior robelio at their graduation. a police officer fired at a gunman, one of the bullets hit and killed robelo. her funeral is set for

wednesday. 8:19. later this morning, ed lee will announce details of an airport improvement project for sfo. the project is expected to create thousands of jobs over the next ten years. the -- the mayor will talk about the plan at 11:00 this morning at the airport. the plan will be presented to the commission tomorrow. united airlines resumes flights of its 787s in a little more than an honor. they are the only airline to operate. they've been grounded for four months because of problems with the lithium ion batteries. the first flight goes from houston to chicago. the airline will start to use the dreamliners on international flights on june 10th, when it will fly between denver and tokyo. toyota is planning to increase its use of lithium batteries, according to a japanese business newspaper. they are lighter and more powerful than the nickel-based batteries used in the priused

moles. plug-in models already deped on the more expensive lithium batteries. there's no praise for the warriors' run. but the first city to honor their team and the star player is not oakland. temperatures will climb in the 90s in some parts of the bay area today. meteorologist steve paulson says there will be a big cooldown coming soon. you can see 880 is moving along pretty well until you reach the coliseum. we'll tell you more coming up. hey, look! a shooting star!

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we still have contact. >> wow. "tar trek into darkness" went warp speed this weekend. the movie earned more than $70 million in its first weekend. that's $5 million short of the last "star track" movie. 8:24. warriors' star steph curry will be given the key to the city. but it's not from oakland doing the oners. it's san francisco. tuesday will be declared golden state warriors day. curry set a record for most three-point shots in the

season. the warriors are planning to move to san francisco within five years. there will still be a celebration in oakland for this week that was just erim nateed in the -- eliminated in the playoffs. a rally is scheduled for 6:00 p.m. wednesday night at the oracle arena. it's the warriors' way of saying thank you for a great season. the fans say the team prayed a great role in the success. the rally include appearances from the players and highlights from the season. people around the country are talking about the fans for the warriors this season. they unique and very talent the young players -- talented young players. sal, the toll plaza, can you help them? >> i'm trying to help them. the good thick, we haven't had any -- the goo thing, we haven't had any -- the good thing, we haven't had any crashes. let's take a look. it's backed up for about a 25- minute delay. it's steadily moving onto the span. if you are driving from san francisco to oakland on the lower deck of the bay bridge,

it looks exactly like this this, one of our drivers is there and traffic is moving along. get down to the s-curve and head down to the decline section, what they call it on your way to touchdown in oakland. this morning's commute has been terrible on 80 westbound between pinole and richmond, that's a really tough one. also kind of rough is the nimitz freeway. we had earlier crashes here. southbound and northbound in hayward. still very slow. let's go to steve. already warming up pretty fast. 59 san francisco, but 77 in vacaville and 76 in fairfield. they get a north wind. most locations pretty calm. the higher breezes are in the higher elevations. at the surface, things are in the 60s for many. high fire danger today. and that will be it. a north wind, gusts over 40 at mount diablo but most are 20 to 30 along the coast and the higher elevations. it's severe clear.

temperatures warming up 70s, 80s and 90s. today will be the warmest day by far, not only of the week but the month. we'll explain more in ten minutes. police say she was high on drugs and started a fire on a hillside. we have details on the woman accused of igniting this fire that was seen across contra costa county yesterday. >> reporter: a huge fire breaks out early this morning at this home in kentfield. we'll tell you how the family who lives here managed to escape unhurt and the possible cause fire investigators are looking at. >> reporter: and those disabled placards that you see in cars, well, they are meant for people who really need them. we'll tell you why there may be changes ahead for those who haven't. star command, i'm detecting high levels of happiness. luscious locks

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welcome back. we have new information about a big early-morning house fire in the hills above kentfield in marin county. it started in the 100 block of goodhill road in the kent woodlands area. alex savidge is live with more on how this fire may have started. alex? >> reporter: well, investigators this morning are looking into whether hot coals from an unattended barbecue may have sparked this fire. it did quite a bit of damage to this large home. it's a 3500-square foot place here in kentfield. as you can see, a good portion of the roof collapsed during this firefight. the good news, no one was hurt when this fire broke out at about 2:00 this morning. this home on the 100 block. crews say a 91-year-old woman was home at the time along with her adult son and the son's wife. everybody managed to escape

unhurt after they noticed the fire. the next door neighbor i talked to said he got a knock on the door early this morning. >> the woman from next door says our house is on fire. call 911, which is what i did, and came out and saw a wall of flames about 15, 20 feet high. >> reporter: this fire quickly grew in size. that's part of the reason, the kentfield fire department called in resources from a number of neighboring marin county agencies. a good portion of the home was damaged and there's also a guesthouse behind the main home that was destroyed. the fire also burned through the garage and it destroyed a prize possession for this family. this vintage -- this vintage '66 mustang. the family is being helped out by the head cross.

the fire investigators are out here trying to determine the cause of this fire. back to you. 8:29. we have new information about the woman suggested of arson who was -- suspected of arson who was arrested in martinez. this is a first look at the suspect. julie tenpenny of concord. police say she was seen using a lighter to ignite dry grass yesterday. reportedly she was high on drugs, and even fought with police injuring one of them. now, here's the damage police say she caused. flames that threatened homes in the alhambra hills neighborhood near pleasant hill. the wind pushed the fire along steep slopes. firefighters rushed in. the helicopter dropped water and a flame dropped fire retardants as homeowners were packing up just in case they have to evacuate. it's terrifying, you feel the heat, the hear the crackling of the fire. the ashes are flowing over.

ther was a 90-minute firefight and they were able to keep it to 15 acres. police say the officer hurt in the struggle with julie tenpenny suffered injuries to his leg. he was taken to a hospital and will be okay. julie tenpenny was arrested for being under the influence of and also accused of arson. into in other news -- fire in -- in other news, fire destroyed and old pier in the doing patch district. the pier has not been used in decades. a fire boat was called in to fight the flames from out in the water. the battalion chief told ktvu he thinks homeless people may have started that fire by accident. in benicia, a man was killed last night after driving the wrong way on busy 680 for nine miles. this happened around 8:00 on northbound interstate 680 near marshview road. the chp says the driver who was under the influence of drugs and alcohol got onto highway 80 in suisun city heading in the

wrong direction. he transferred to 680, still going the wrong way, and crashed head on into a hummer. he died at the scene. the driver of the hummer is expected to survive. in marin county, the search continues for two people suspected of a carjacking in berkeley last week. deputies have been searching in the green point area, east of novato. yesterday, officers set up a perimeter in the area. police say the suspects abandoned the stolen vehicle in the driveway on sutton lane and were seen running into awooded area -- awooded area. -- a wooded area. san jose police have charged 41-year-old grant blair with attempting lewd acts with a minor. they say he reportedly set up a meeting online with somebody he thought was a 13-year-old but was really a police officer. blair teaches at the old

orchard school in cam bem. police found no incidents of abuse among the students there. san francisco police are investigating a frightening four-story fall from a building during a party after the beta breakers race. it happened on fell street about 3:30 near golden gate park. a 28-year-old man fell off the roof of this apartment building. he's now listed in critical condition. it's still not clear how he fell. this was the most serious incident at san francisco's first major public event during the bombings. this year's beta breakers had unprecedented security including undercover cops in running gear. there were bomb-sniffing dogs along the route, security guards at the started a finish line. large p bas were banned -- large backpacks were banned. about 23 people were arrested, mostly for being drunk in

public. 8:35. in san francisco, commercial dog walking will now be regulated. after july 1st, dog walkers will require a permit, proof of liability insurance, and at least 20 hours of training. in addition they will no longer be able to walk eight dogs at once. omopponents are planning to file -- some opponents are planning to file aninjunction. abuse of handicapped placards is a controversial topic in san francisco. here's more. >> reporter: good morning, tori. feeding the meters and disabled parking is also a -- is always a hut button issue. but an idea that's being floated around being considered by the city, it involves people with disabled placards like these two cars that have been

here for the past couple of hours. those drivers may be paying at the meters in the city so more parking spaces may be opened up. just a few days ago, members of the committee spoke in front of the municipal transportation agency and recommended that the rules be changed. finding places is a challenge. at issue, the theft and placard abuse. 1800 placards are confiscated every year and some use it illegally to park for long hours. that affects everybody. but the committee says there's hurdles to get over. >> i have fixed feelings. i don't think they should be charged because there are legitimate people that i've seen that really struggle. i nep when i broke my -- i know when i broke my knee, it was a

real effort. at the same token, there's people that i -- especially by pier 23 that will get out of their car and run across the street. >> i think i'm okay with feeding the meter, maybe on a -- something that legitimizes the argument and keeps it fair to those who may not benefit from that situation. >> reporter: now, some of the other situations include possibly putting meters in designated blue parking zones and adding more blue parking spaces as well. but there's some things that the city can do without waiting for the state. they are reportedly adding more officers for greater parking placard enforcement. we're live here in san francisco, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:38. sal is back. you are watching the east shore. >> you remember when you talked about jerry brown coming -- >> yes. >> well, the governor is on his way. there's a big traffic jam. when he moves around, they keep people away from him. let's take a look at some of

these live pictures. the east shore freeway, that intersection down there that you see to the right, that's apparently the interchange that he's going to take and they are doing a round robin. you can see the traffic is trickling to a halt there. the governor is on his way. and then he will take city streets and get up to the university from gilman street. you can see -- alan is helping me out by pulling back -- they stopped traffic on the east shore freeway eastbound -- there's no way you will get close to the motorcade and that's what they are doing. westbound 80 is slow as well. let's take a look at the bay bridge. that'sing baaed up all the way out to the toll plaza, 25 to 30- minute delay. this morning's commute is going to be busy on the nimitz freeway. we also have a new crash eastbound 580 at ral ranch road on the way to cal stovall and -- castro valley and hayward. you will see slow traffic there. let's go to steve>>

don en y say severe clear. today will be severe clear. that's for you, don. not my term, folks. it's an old weather saying. but today only there's a big sale -- no, i'm just kidding. northerly winds, 20 to 30 miles an hour. very dry conditions. this will be the warmest day of the week and maybe the month. i've seen out seven, ten, 15 days. everybody is saying, low pressure, low pressure, cool, cool, cool. we'll have four months of above- average temperatures here. clear skies today. not much going on. it will be warm to hot here. we're out of the gate fast. some locations in the mid-70s. i saw 77 in vacaville already. we had a north wind. that's definitely helping things out to get out warm. it won't take long to warm up. san francisco, 78 today after yesterday's 71.

this the week, tomorrow probably about 62. just so you know. after that, it looks like a very strong system will be big digging in from the pacific northwest right near. i'm gonna send it back to you. enjoy today if you like warm weather. much cooler tomorrow. 20 minutes before 9:00. well, no one has come forward yet to claim the largest powerball jackpot in history. the winning ticket worth $590 million was sold at a grocery store in the suburb the tampa, florida. the winner won't stay a secret for long because the owners' names are publicly rewarded -- recorded. two people from california didn't win the jackpot but they are instant million airlines. one of two ticket -- millionaires. one of two tickets were sold in -- one ticket was sold in san

jose. one was sold in kern county. the name of the san jose winner has not been re-- been released. california joined the powerball lottery last month. would you pay more to commute? why some drivers in san francisco may be asked to pay more than just the tolls. and yahoo! promises not to "screw things up" in a big deal announced this morning. ktvu's pam cook will have the story. >> reporter: we're live in east palo alto where a family is grieving after a 16-year-old boy was killed. t this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. let us get everything off the shelf, and to your home.

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this year and an additional 3% next year. the study shows most commits evblah the housing market and the jobs picture will improve and that will push the spending but they warn that government spend something likely to decline. drivers in the midwest are spending a lot more on gas this week. in minneapolis, the average jumped 48 cents. problems at midwestern refineries have pushed the price to a record 4.27 a gallon. that's 13 cents higher than what san francisco drivers are paying. san francisco has the highest prices in california. the average is san jose and santa rosa is $4.06. it's a penny cheaper in oakland. that's up about a time from last month. yahoo! promises to "not screw things up." as pam cook reports from our newsroom that's in response to a big deal announced. >> yes. how much does it cost to be

cool? $1.1billion ais apparently the -- is apparently the answer. yahoo! is buying tumblr. they are more than 100 million users and is especially popular with teenagers and young adults. the deal similar to google buying youtube and facebook by buying instagram. in a statement from yahoo this morning, per the agreement and our promise not to screw it up, tumblr will be independently operated as a separate business. tumblr's ceo echoed that statement. he says "our team isn't changing. our road map isn't changing and our mission to empower creators to make their best work and get it in front of the audience they deserve certainly isn't changing." yahoo! says karp will stay on as ceo.

the 26-year-old ceo dropped the f-bomb. he was pretty excited. pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:47. let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories we're following for you note you. a fire in the oakland hills was started by teenagers having a bonfire. it started about 1:00 this morning near skyline boulevard in redwood regional park. firefighters are out there looking for hot spots right now. two people have died. 21 others have been hurt in those tornadoes in severe storms in the midwest. the bodies of two men in their 70s were found in the rubble in oklahoma. a state of emergency was declared for 16 oklahoma counties and more severe weather is expected in the midwest today. back here at home, police in east palo alto investigating a shooting that killed a teenager and injured two of his friends.

janine de la vega is there and says the city has seen a spike in violence. are the police saying these are connected? >> reporter: it's too early to tell. the recent volunteer we've seen they say has been gang-related -- volunteer we've violence they've seen is gang-related. this was the car the four victims were sitting in. bullets traveled through the house. now, the family has identified the boy who was killed at 16- year-old jose lewis. his dad said he was a junior at woodside high school in redwood city. just before 11:00, two men approached a white nissan maxima that jose was in and roundsd shooting multiple

jose was and the 15 and 16- year-olds survived. a 17-year-old passenger was  uninjured. jose's father says his son was not in a gang. he tells us that the boys were hanging out at mcdonald's and he also tells us why he thinks this shooting may have been a case of mistaken identity. identity. >> he was using a car that is not his. i don't know if it was a mistake or something like that while he was driving the car. >> reporter: the family is grieving and did not want to talk about how they felt towards the two again responsible. they have a vague description of the suspects. they describe them as two latinos who drove away in a sedan. police will knock on doors, it

canvass the neighborhood, see if there's any evidence that they may have missed or any witnesses that may have heard something or know something. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. north korea has fired its sixth short-range missile in three days. two of those missiles were fired this morning. both were fired into the sea off north korea's east coast. tensions have been rising between north korea and south korea since february after north korea was sanctioned by the u.n. for carrying out a nuclear test. 8:51. computer hackers in china may have launched some new attacks here in the u.s. the new york times reports a secret unit is hacking american companies again. the unit is believed to be responsible for hacking more than a hundred u.s. businesses over the past five years. stealing blueprints, clinical trial results and government documents. the hackers may be going after the same companies they targeted in the past.

disturbing news coming from the fox con factory in china. that's one of the companies that manufacturers parts for ap -- manufacturers parts for apple. three workers committed suicide in less than a month. this comes after fox con says they need to cut back on mandatory overtime for employees. thousands of steal tendons on the skyway part of the new bay bridge may be at risk of corroding. the "sacramento bee" reports engineered discovered in 2006 that ducts containing the tendons were left unsealed. that means rain and fog could have caused the ducts to rust and corrode. caltrans tested 1600 of the tendons and found half had rust but says only a few had moderate levels of corrosion. in a statement, the public information officer for the bay bridge says "this issue does not affect the safety strength or the life span of the skyway"

but a uc berkeley engineering professor says caltran used the wrong says for the results are meaning also. corrosion may be a factor in the failure of 32 seismic rods last month. caltrans has a youtube video with more -- with more information on the handling of this problem. the rescue of a big bear stuck in a tall tree. good morning, westbound 80 as you head out to the maze. traffic is improving on eastbound 80 as well. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay area. medications?

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from colorado springs this, a rare look at the amazing rescue of a bear that ended up in the tree. the 200-pound black bear got stuck two stories high. they had to tranquilize it before lowering it down to the ground by ropes dangling from a fire department ladder. in overnight news, a mountain lion was spotted in portola valley. the lion was seen around 2:00 a.m. near portola road. wildlife officials say if you see a mountain lion, never approach it especially if it's feeding or with offspring.

in just over 24 how the bay area will find out if it will -- hours, the bay area will find out if it will host super bowl l. the odds seem to be heavily in favor in san francisco at the new stadium in 2016. miami's chances were severely hurt when florida lawmakers would not finance renovations to the older sun life stadium and the nfl is looking for another west coast option outside of san diego. we'll have full updates at noon. sal, just got some bad news about that bike accident in san jose. >> yeah, we have some bad news. that bike accident in san jose that we showed you earlier, capital expressway at silverlake, apparently the person involved on the bike has died. it was a teen bicyclist on his way somewhere. perhaps the school. we're trying to find out more in the south bay. it was silverlake at east capital expressway. stay with us. we'll try to find out more about this.

sunny and warm, and hot. today will be the warmest day by a wide margin. starting tomorrow, a big low drops down from canada. so cooler and windy, much cooler. could be rain, snow up to the north. we'll stay below average on the temperatures. probably all the way into the memorial day. >> really? >> yeah. big change. >> flipped the switch. >> i'm telling ya. that's our report for this morning. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. >> be sure to watch the news at noon. thank you for joining us. have a great day. so we could head back to the dealership. [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. test drive! but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a jetta. that's the power of german engineering. get $0 down,

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