sabotage last month. why sheriffs deputies went back to a pg&e crime scene. a deadly shooting in florida. the reason gunfire could be tied to a boston marathon bombing. two burglars target a san francisco high school but neighbors stopped them in their tracks. we'll tell you how when the ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. >> it's a little cool out. it's cold for some. we are getting reports of 30s.

it will be sunny today. mostly sunny unless you are up toward the north. 60s and 70s. breezy to windy. steve, good morning. this is highway 4 coming up to the westbound grade. also the morning commute continues to look good. northbound 101 san jose some slowing there. let's go back to the desk. we are starting with developing news from santa clara county. a suspicious man was seen near the pg&e substation. that was the scene a couple hours ago. there were apparent acts of sabotage at that very same substation last month. someone cut fiberoptic cables at the plant last month. knocking out 911 service. janine de la vega is there. she is going to give us a live update on what is going on at that plant coming up sat 6:30. we are still following breaking news coming in from

orlando, florida. that is where fbi agents shot and killed a friend a boston marathon bombing suspect tamerlan tsarnaev. friends are saying the man that was shot was alabamaer home. friends say the fbi is trying to question them about the boston marathon bombings but they say he was not involved. >> they are pushing him saying don't leave don't leave. we had a feeling worst case scenario that something like that was going to happen. our cameras have already caught problems because of the wind. tara moriarty is along the great highway this morning. tara.

>> this is the southbound lane. you can barely make out the white lines that run through the middle of it. these drifts are really high. they come up over my waist. we wanted to show you something here. what we have is a parking lot. you can barely tell it's a parking lot. it looks more like a beach. at their strongest they were at 35-40 miles an hour. this morning in berkeley some heavy limbs fell on the 1800 block of sal castaneda street. high winds toppled a 75-foot tree that snagged some wires. it happened on northern avenue in mill valley. the tree landed on top of a car. about 360 customers were without power until 3:30 this morning. public works crews had to cut the tree up into pieces and haul it away.

a high wind advisory was in effect for several bay area bridges last night including the bay bridge but that was canceled. back here live the southbound lane from lincoln way all the way to lake merced again is shut down. we're live in san francisco i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. now to our continuing coverage of the disaster in oklahoma. search and rescue efforts are coming to an end. emergency personnel believe there are no more survivors. 2 people were killed including nine children. the national weather service had upgraded the intensity of the tornado to an ef-5. that is the strongest possible with winds measuring more than 200 miles an hour. >> i was praying to god. honestly i thought i wasn't going to see tomorrow. i was like i don't want to die today. >> the tornado stretched 1.3

miles wide. it covered a path of debt instruction. janet napolitano will tour the region and talk to local leader there is today. plaza tour elementary school took a direct hit. these before and after pictures side by side just show the devastation. some teachers are being called heros. they laid on top of their children to shield them from falling debris. if you'd like to check out more information about this, in the hot topic section there is a link to disaster relief organizations. they include lesser known charities such as the convoy of hope and operation blessing. time now 6:05. this morning from san francisco burglars broke into a high school just hours ago. claudine wong is live right there on ocean avenue to tell us what the burglars were

trying to get. >> reporter: it appears they were after some computers. i want to show you. this is the high school. lots of residential homes which means lots of neighbors. and neighbors apparently called police when they saw the suspicious activity around the high school. our crews saw the police activity and this is what they shot. police continue to search the area. it was early this morning. there were two suspects seen breaking into the high school. neighbors called 911. police did arrest one suspect. they apparently tackled him in the yard of one woman. ktvu talked to her this morning. >> noise in the back. i am sleeping.

>> they are trying to cut somebody and escape. i don't know whom they are catching. >> they did arrest one suspect. they tackled that suspect on the porch of roses home. we have been told by police they are searching for one more suspect. no word on how that search is going. it's been all quiet here in the last couple of hours here. again 15-20 computers target. it appears observant neighbors are the ones that stop this crime from the criminals really getting aaway. live in san francisco claudine wong ktvu channel 2 news. just about a half hour from right now the woman in charge

of the irs division she is due to testify at a congressional hearing investigating the irs scandal. coming up at 6:15 what we may not know from lois learner. right now it's 6:07. commute could be getting a little busier. let's check in with sal. >> it is a little bit. we are getting more slow traffic there. we're getting more slow traffic in contra costa. the metering lights have been going on pretty consistently now. they used to wait until 6:15 to do it but the traffic is busy so if they have to turn them on just after 6:00 there is a delay of 15-20 minutes before you make it on to the bridge. and this morning's commute has been okay if you are driving on interstate 880. a little bit windy as steve has been mentioning.

if you are driving in livermore westbound 580 it looks good. let's go to steve. sal, thank you. yesterday was very windy. sfo around 8:45 to 9:00. 56 miles an hour. it will be sunny but not very warm. 30s to the north. sunny and breezy. we were 90 grows for many. 80s to 90s for many. but the low responsible for it is up to the pacific northwest and it's just going to stay there. however, there are signs of a stronger system will dig into northern california next monday and tuesday. stay tuned. that one could give us a possibility of rain or two to the north. 37 napa airport.

that is cold. 40s for many. low 40s, mid 40s and even san jose at 48 degrees. the wind is still kicking up a little bit. half monobay north, northwest 20. it's still breezy to wind any. 42 tahoe. 45 ukiah. it's impressive up north. it is with the cooler air and breeze. sunny and breezy. windy for some. 60s for many. martinez in there 66. san jose 68. free month, sunnyvale. everyone is cool. 50s and 60s coast and in san francisco. not much change into the the weekend. maybe just slightly warmer. time is 6:10.

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welcome back. time now 6:13. some conservative groups are protesting harvey milk day honoring the first openingly gay lawmaker. one is running radio ads urging parents to boycott this day by keeping their kids home from school. theseveral events honoring harvey milk will be held around the bay area today. there is free admission to the glbt history museum in san francisco. daniel niccolta will speak at a reading on books inc on market street. that is tonight at 7:30. he became the first openingly gay legislature when he won a seat in 1977. he was assassinated a year later. the white house is honoring

ten lgbt officials today. john laird is currently serving as california secretary of natural resources. laird became one of the first openingly gay mayor's in the nation when he was elected mayor of santa cruz back in 1983. he also served in the state legislature before being opponented to his current position. jackie spear and the rest of the u.s. house oversight committee will question the woman in charge of the irs tax exempt position. but as kyla campbell reports learner's attorney say there is is no guarantee she will testify. kyla. >> reporter: her attorney says she must testify before the house over sight immediate but we have will -- but so far the irs and inspector general say

there is no any laws were broken. the committee chairman accused learner of giving false and misleading information to congress. the fifth amendment gives people protection against self- incrimination. doug is slated to testify thousands morning. that will be the second time in two days. congresswoman spear and the rest of the house oversight committee will get that started in just 15 minutes. we'll have the latest tom for you next hour. live in washington kyla campbell ktvu channel 2 news. jodi arias pleads with the jury to save her life saying she can still make a contribution to society. she will be able to help other women if she is sentenced to life in prison. she will spend her time making wigs for women with cancer. designing t-shirts for victims of domestic abuse. area yays -- arias also talked about her interest in art.

>> if i'm sentenced to life i will live among the general population of women andly be able to share my knowledge with them. the bwanas have the desire to i may be able to start classes. >> a jury found arias guilty of first degree murder in the stabbing and shooting death of her exboyfriend travis alexander. she says she killed him in self- defense and claims she was a victim of domestic violence. a woman from pleasanton who told police two men robbed her and tried to kidnap her infant son she is now accused of making up the whole story. jennifer flores says two men stole her purse. now detectives say norrest left her purse at a dominoes pizza before she reported it

yesterday. it was a really unusual discovery for the police chief of richmond. he stepped out of a restaurant and into a pile of money. coming up at6:25 his reaction to the cash and what the owner of it has to do to claim it. facebook has four adorable new friends. a fox and her three babies. the family has taken up a home on the menlo park campus. the mother has been there for about a year. it wasn't until recently that her three babies were spotted. the foxes even have their own facebook page. they have 11,000 likes so far. the company has met with the fish and wildlife department. the plan is to leave the foxes where they are unless they bother employees or vice versa. i put a link to their page on my facebook page. >> and you can't have one, pam. not yet. >> all right. time now 6:18. it's time for sal. he's got bart delays in oakland. what happened? >> yeah there was a little bit of police activity. police conducted an action but

then they left. a couple of trains are delayed. just a couple trains are delayed ten minutes which is not you know a major deal. however you should know about it. most trains will be on time. let's take a look at the commute now. north and southbound 880 it does look pretty good. a little windy out there though. you can tell. our camera is shaking a little bit. also the morning commute is going to be okay if you are driving on the commute to the bay bridge. it's backed up for about a 20 minute delay. no problems. on the peninsula 101 and 280 traffic off to a good start. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. a very good morning. a very chilly morning. sunrise over the city. very good tweets coming in. a couple reports of 30s and june up in mendocino county said 36 degrees. my poor little tomato plant. i know. it's cold out there. now a few locations might warm

up a little bit. it will be sunny today but we start off really good. there is cold readings. there is a 37 the napa air so sunny continued breezy in spots. the low responsible for it is up in seattle and portland giving them rain and mountain snow. not for us. sunny and breezy. and staying cool. we will all stay cool. temperatures 50s and 60s and 70s. it's just not going to be very warm. these are way below average temps and there is not much changed. only slight warming by the weekend. next week we could be talking about rain. thank you, steve. 6:20 is the time. federal reserve chairman ben bernanke heads to capitol hill. he is expected to update an

joint congressional committee. earlier he said the fed would purse it $85 billion a month bond purchasing program until the job market improves substantially. investors are looking for signs that time may have come after recent positive reports on jobs and the broader economy. so investors looking for what he has to say. a survey being releasshs 90% of say they will boycott companies that behave irresponsiblely. they refuse to buy a product because of what they consider to be bad corporate behaviors. time now 6:21. a silicon valley paving the way for the future of smart guns. the new safety device and what happened if a weapon falls in the wrong hands. a major makeover for sacramento. how the new king's arena fits

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welcome back. time is 6:24. a high-tech company in santa cruz county has come up with a new safety device in case a gun falls into the wrong hands. the company is yard arm

technologies in capitola. they created a microchip that is a wireless controller. it triggers an alarm on the gun owners cell phone if someone tries to steal that gun. the owner can punch a button. it automatically disables the gun. it could cost about $50 at first. there is $12 for a yearly subscription. richmond police chief is hoping to reunit someone with their lost stack of cash. now this police evidence envelope is full of money. last night chief chris magnus was leaving a restaurant on san pablo avenue when he saw the money blowing around on the sidewalk. he started to pick it up and then he noticed a wallet with even more money in it but no id. >> it was just an unexpected thing for me to come across that kind of currency flying around. first you think you won the lottery and then you realize there is a process that has to be followed. >> the undisclosed amount of money is at the richmond police

station. the aniler have to identify the wallet. what was in it, and how much money was lost in order to claim it. time now 6:25. new this morning the new owners of the sacramento kings have pretty big plans for the city. the owners release sketches. this is a sketch of the new downtown arena they have in mind. they will also buy downtown plaza that is the location of the new proposed new arena. the owners plan to build an entertainment complex including a hotel, retail stores, restaurants and a movie theater. the sale of the sacramento kings will be official by the end of the month. tonight warrior fans get another chance to celebrate what was an incredible season. steph curry you are good. family friendly event starts at 6:00. parking and admission free. warriors steph curry, harris son barnes and carl landry are

among those expected to be there. sal is right there. i know. that was a good three point shot. >> well, thank you, dave. actually the commute isn't winning, dave. if you will. not too many problems out there. we to have a look at the south bay, for example, where 280 northbound looks pretty good. getting up to highway 17 there are no major problems there. it also has been a pretty nice drive. also on the sunol grade southbound 680 traffic looks good. really busy commute. 580 is recovering from an earlier crash. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. it's a clear morning. it's a very cool to clear morning. even the napa airport is at 37. it will be sunny today. breezy. not as wind 50s and 60s and

70s. it was the scene of a apparent sabotage last month. we are live in santa clara county this morning. sheriffs deputies went back to a pg&e plant. we'll tell you why. sand drifts waist deep along the great highway. we'll show you what the strong winds did overnight.

welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. a little celebrating going on at nasdaq. money gram celebrating their move to the nasdaq. a lot of investors not just here in the u.s. but europe and asia watching for ben bernanke. the fed chief, their meeting and what happens today. what he says. we'll be watching that closely as well. right now it looks like a pretty good opening.

>> we'll smile and say good morning, to you. thank you for joining us here on ktvu channel 2 morning news i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. time is 6:30. happening right now strong winds causing problems along the great highway and other parts of the bay area. ktvu ktvu channel 2 reporter tara moriarty is there. a lot of people are having problems out there. >> reporter: that is right. the great highway looks like ocean beach pretty much right now. you can see how high the drifts are. many of them are past my waist. up in the north bay winds

toppled a 75-foot tree. that happened on northern avenue in mill valley. the tree landing on top of a car about 360 people were without power until 3:30 this morning. in berkeley some heavy limbs fell on the 1800 block of sacramento street snagging some wire there is. the branches hit a white van damaging the food and crews were busy removing the limbs but luckily no one's power was effected. the high wind advisory we had in effect for several bay area bridges this morning, it was canceled around 4:15 this morning. so no longer in effect but it is still very windy and very chilly. so make sure you bundle up this morning. live from san francisco i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. firefighters put out a big suv fire in oakland over night. we have this amazing video. this happened on 86th avenue in oakland about 3:30 this morning. now no one was inside that car.

the fire likely originated in the engine compartment but police are still trying to figure out how that happened. in over night news police are searching for the gunman responsible for a terrifying shooting. it happened late last night on virginia avenue. more than 20 shots were fired at a car parked on the street. a man inside the car was wounded. his female passenger was not hurt. there is no word yet of a possible motive. san francisco police have arrested one man and searching for another after a burglary at a private high school. police madeth arrest after getting a call from a neighbor -- police made the arrest after getting a call from a neighbor this morning. police say they may have been trying to steal more than a dozen computers. new this morning just hours ago a suspicious man spotted near a pg&e substation in santa clara county. there were apparent acts of sabotage at that very same plant last month. ktvu janine de la vega janing

us live. she has all the details. >> things have come downed compared to -- security guards are keeping their eyes opened. they are on heightened alert. that is because a suspicious man was seen here at the substation at around 3:00 this morning. sheriffs deputies are here now at the substation because we understand that they did aid in a search for that man. security guards at pg&e spotted a white man in his 20s with a goatee wearing all black clothing. across from the transformer area they shined his. security has already been tightened. police say someone broke into the fire station iring shots if they also cut cable lines which knocked out 911 to gilroy and other counties. the person speedometer for that attack has not been caught. there is still a $250,000 reto

at & t. because of that happened, pg&e is concerned about any we are also hearing from dep -- they've been stationed here you know 24 hours a day, seven days a week. just to help out and make sure that nobody comes and attacks this station again. reporting live from san jose janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. more coverage of the tornado disaster in oklahoma. now lewding is making things even worse. last night police arrested two men suspected of ransacking storm damaged home. they seized bags of stolen items. one homeowner called police when he spotted his belongings stuffed in the suspects

pockets. the state will issue a photo id to homeowners and only people with those badges will be allowed into the neighborhood. >> there is a good side a great show of generosity following this tragedy. architecture for humanity is a nonprofit that helps communities rebuild from disasters. volunteers helped rebilled after we figure out how their -- >> here knows how to help respond and frame including what happens next. >> the salvation army has opened several relief centers in oklahoma. six urban search and rescue specialists from california are there including a fremont fire captain and donations are

pouring in. including $1 million pledge from ktvu parent company cox enterprises. today marks two years since another deadly tornado that was in joplin, missouri. that ef-5 tornado killed 160 people and destroyed about 8,000 homes. joplin sent about a dozen police officers and firefighters to moore, oklahoma to help in the rescue and recovery efforts there. the city manager says the community remembers the assistance it received and feels an application to help. if you'dlike to help, you can go to our website ktvu.com. in the hot topic section there is a list of disaster relief organizations. time now 6:37. sal is back. he will try to help you if you have to commute in the east bay. getting a little rough. >> it is getting slow. you are right dave and pam. traffic is getting busier on highway 4 and highway 80 and

highway 24. highway 4 is especially slow. bay bridge toll plaza has been blocked up for a 20 minute delay. maybe we will reduce it to 15 minutes. there is a delay before you make it on the bridge. if you are driving on the peninsula the traffic there looks good. getting across the bay the slowest traffic has opinion on the altamont pass. we had a couple of earlier crashes they are gone but traffic is slow. 6:38 let's go to steve. well, well, well. if you are visiting this if you're a tourist, this is what the golden gate bridge looks year around. clear, sunny. [ laughter ] where is that photographer dave for the calendar? by the way very cold lows. i will say jim just tweeted me. 31 in kenwood. turning on the sprinklers for

the vineyard. 39 wood acre. and there is a lot of 30s in mendocino county and lake county. very cold for this time of year. temperatures 60s an70s. we've gone from 90 degrees to upper 60s. that is a tremendous drop. 37 napa airport. what else did i see? i was looking a few locations like 38 up to san jose is 48. very, very cool. now we will bounce off these cool lows pretty fast today. 37 eureka. 45 ukiah. there is our know. main and snow. it will be sunny. great visibility that is for sure but it's not very warmfor

not as bad as yesterday. 60nd, 70s and 60s. clearlake 68. 70 walnut creek. 68 san jose. not much warmer even in santa clara valley. 50s and 60s on the coast. not much change thursday. it does look a little warmer into the weekend but staying cool into next week. time now turning just 6:40. it's now official. in case you didn't hear the super bowl is coming to the bay area. >> the bay area will be hosting the super bowl. the bay area beat out miami. so super bowl l will be played in the new $1.2 billion levi stadium in santa claire are. in the meantime the plans are

under way for big events in san francisco. a part of market street will be transformed into super bowl village. it will host the nfl experience. other super bowl week events in san francisco they are still being planned. a major battle for gay rights begins today. the boy scout debate whether to admit gays and the role that is still off limits. and if you think you pay a lot for attending sporting events or concerts you may pay a little bit more. when we come back we all talk about a proposed surcharge that is meant to help public transportation. good morning. westbound 24 moderately heavy on the way to the tunnel between walnut creek and oakland. we'll tell you more straight ahead. '7'7!yd$$ñpjpçam!

good morning. it's clear but it's cool, breezy to windy. it's cold on some soft lows. there is a lot of 40s up in the north bay. it will be sunny today. welcome back top good morning, to you. here's a quick look at some of the top stories we are following for you right now. you heard steve strong winds in the bay area causing lots of problems this morning. that 75-foot tree knocked out power around parking lots of

mill valley. it was out until early this morning. we also spotted a down tree in berkeley and wind warnings on the bay bridge. right now in washington, d.c. this congressional hearing is under way investigating the irs scandal. this is congressman darrell of california. live pictures here. one of the witnesses scheduled to testify is lois learner. the one that handles tax exempt applications. learner's lawyer says she is going to take the fifth and refuse to testify. we're also following overnight news from santa clara county early this morning a suspicious man was spotted near the pg&e substation on coyote ranch in met calf road. that is obviously a security officer there. there were apparent acts of sabotage at that same substation last month. someone cut fiberoptic cables. it knocked out some 911 service. giants fans and music lovers could soon have to dig

deeper into their pockets. san francisco is considering adding another surge charge to tickets. brian flores is at at & t park to decide where that proposed fee will go. >> reporter: thousands of people take muni every single day and thousands attend major concerts and attend giants gamers here. scott weiner hopes to bank on that and says his proposal could be a win-win. the money generated would go toward muni which weiner says is in bad need of upgrades. weiner says he's looking at the future noting the way the subway system is functioning is at a breaking point. there is even greater concern that to pub transportation may not meet the need if and when the new warriors arena is built. but for right now they will

study the economic impact of the proposal. so the supervisor asked the city to study just that. now we have calls into supervisor's weiner's office and hope to have comments coming up on mornings on 2. we are live in san francisco i'm brian flores ktvu channel 2 news. new this morning the boy scouts tackle head on the issue of gay rights. the scouts kick off their annual meeting near dallas and they will vote on a proposal to allow openingly gay members. conservatives say would under mine the traditions of the boy scouts. gay rights welcome the proposed change. no matter the outcome though, the boy scouts are still barring gays from the leadership roles. time is 6:47. >> the former new york congressman who resigned in the middle of a tweeting scandal is now running for mayor of new

york city. >> i made big mistakes and i know i let a lot of people down but i also won tough lessons. i'm running for mayor because i've been fighting for e middle class. >> that is anthony weiner. he made his candidacy official with this youtube video asking voters for a second chance. he resigned from his congressional office after graphic photos he isn't to a female twitter follower went public. in los angeles there is a winner for the new mayor of los angeles. that is eric garcetti. he won earlier and wendy called and conceded that he did win. the two had worked together on the l.a. city council. georgia setty is due to take office in a month.

let's move along and take a look at the commute on 237 westbound. you can see traffic is moving along okay if you are driving to zhanger road. it slows down a little bit. also this morning's commute is not all that bad if you are driving on 880 southbound the delay between these two points is 16 minutes from 238 to mallory avenue. that is the travel time there. the traffic time. if you're driving to the bay bridge toll plaza, it's a 15 minute delay. now back to steve. sal, thank you. our pattern changed. it took about four months but this situation looks like it's on hold here for awhile. we'll see forecast models are in sink with that. today it's sunny and breezy. it's been a cool morning.

even parts of the peninsula i did see a 38 year wood side. sunshine. that is the good news. a few showers to the way north but overall we are looking for temperatures to be way below average here. san francisco will be only 62. it will not be as windy. 49, 50, and 62. that is pretty chilly. 37 napa airport. 47 san rafael. i did see a 39 at wood acre. redwood city says 46. i think 44 menlo park. 46 livermore. cold lows. sunny. coast bay inland. we don't have any problem with sunshine. temperatures are absolutely falling off the table. they will level off today and tomorrow. what is causes this? strong low. sunny and breezy. windy for some. staying cool. in the sun without the wind it may not be bad. there be a fresh breeze as we

say. 50s and 60s or 70s. sunny and breezy. a little bit warmer on the weekend. it looks like more changes next week. 6:50 is the time right now. net app says it will cut 900 jobs. the data storage company plans to streamline operations. that is after operating costs show outpacing sales growth. the grilled chicken breast strips contain wheat and soy but the package label does not list the ingredients. they can cause allergic reactions. foster farms says it occurred when the wrong label was put on the packages. it has a use by date of june 22nd. time now 6:51. a sixth grader will compete tonight in the nation's capitol as one of the ten finalists in the national geographic bee.

he will go for that top prize a $25,000 college scholarship. the competitors will be quizzed on history, landmarks, and climates. 6:51 is the time. a japanese man trying to achieve something that has never been done before. his quest under way right now on the world's tallest mountain. also the warmer weather bringing out those rattlesnakes. they are targeting man's best friend too. we'll tell you the best way if you do come across how to beat a snakebite.

welcome back time now 6:54. watch out for rattlesnakes here in the bay area. the warmer weather may be bringing them out. the reptile center is getting double the number of calls from this time of year. and most snakebite victims are dogs. if you do get bitten wash that bite area with soap and water and get to a hospital quick. disappearance of an oakland man. he is missing now. life guard found 27-year-old bo's shoes and a maroon football jersey at the beach restaurant in san francisco. that is the same area where his phone, credit card, and passport were found sunday. he has not been seen since he told friends he was going to the beach after finishing the race.

the richmond city council chevron over the fire that september 15,000 people to the hospital. the city council voted last night to hire a law firm if agreement on compensation is not reached in 30 days. the city plans to hire the same law firm that represented victims of the pipeline disaster. council members have not said how much they are seek from chevron. it's quiet outside uc san francisco at this hour. but in less than 90 minutes striking medical work earns are expected back on the picket lines. we are out there all day as hundreds of workers at five uc medical centers across the state are in their second day of a two-day strike. medical technicians, custodians and respiratory therapists say the hospitals are under staffed. hospital executives say it's over pension reform that other workers have already accepted. an 80-year-old man wants to

break the world record. uchio wants to become the oldest person to climb mount everest. he wants to reach the world's highest peak by friday. if he does he will break the current world record held by a 76-year-old record held from nepal. there is a bear on the loose. there is the bear. i guess he apparently took a dip in a pool. he was hot. >> it's warm down there. >> he's wondering around there. >> that is north of los angeles. >> okay. so there is he is. this is happening live. wildlife experts out there trying to figure out what to do with this bear. >> we will figure out exactly what happened to him. >> we'll keep an eye on him. we want to know what sal is working on in traffic.

>> coming up we will keep following the bay bridge which has been busy about a 15-20 minute delay. and also on the nimitz freeway we are seeing more slow traffic. a lot more from 238 heading south. let's go to steve. cold this morning. a lot of 30s and 40s. we'll end up with sunshine for everybody. a cool and breezy day. highs 60s and 70s. we'll have more coming up. also coming up on mornings on 2 it was the scene of an apparent tact of sabotage. why sheriffs deputies are back at a pg&e plant. in case you didn't know it's a windy wednesday morning here in the bay area. you will see some problems caused by the winds.

was somebody trying to attack a pg&e substation in san jose this morning? that's what pg&e and authorities want to know. we'll tell you about the suspicious activity that occurred here this morning. a deadly shooting in florida overnight. how the gunfire is tied to the boston marathon bombing. worse than