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 i expected.

tired neighborhoods, leveled. >> a lot of people in moore, oklahoma going back to their homes after a tornaddisaster made history well, good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. it's wednesday, may 22nd. topping our news, new trouble at a south bay plant. early this morning, a suspicious man was spotted near the pg&e substation on metcalf and coyote ranch road. there were apparent acts of sabotage at that same plant last month. ktvu's janine de la vega joins us live with what we've learned about this latest incident. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. well, this suspicious activity raised a red flag because, as

you mentioned, this substation was attacked a month ago. there is a sheriff's deputy car. ever since that attack a month ago, they've had somebody stationed here all of the time. now, pg&e wants to know what was a man doing here at 3:00 a.m. in a field near the sun stakes. this all happened during a routine patrol. a man was shotted next to the substakes on coyote ranch and metcalf. they shined their flashlights on him and he ran away towards monterey highway. sheriff's deputies were called to help to search for the man, and a perimeter was set up but they couldn't locate him. last month, the substakes was fired at, causing oil to leak. they cut the fiberoptic lines which knocked out 911 service to gilroy and parts of the kuck-- of the county. that person was never caught.

a pg&e spokesman i talked to this morning said in light of this they are gonna can't to work with the sheriff's department trying to decide if they will do anything different in light of this happening. i spoke with the sheriff's department and they said once they hear from pg&e and if pg&e feels this was a real serious threat, they will continue to partner with them and investigate. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:03. continuing coverage of the tornado disaster in moore, oklahoma. that deadly tornado killed 24 people, including nine children. our reporter, craig boswell, is in moore, oklahoma this morning to tell us why the search for more victims, craig, is ending. >> reporter: dave, good morning to you. yeah, this particular area we are in right now, right across from the hospital right here on this block, where you can see just devastation here. this is becoming a very busy area. they are moving heavy equipment in here to begin to remove a

lot of this debris. finally a break in the weather. the reason why they are doing this, yesterday they've gone through all of the structures, three, four, possibly five times. so search and rescue is no longer ongoing. that's transitioned into recovery and cleanup. brierwood school students reached out for loved ones as adults ran to comfort them after the massive tornado struck their building on monday. >> really hard. i thought i was gonna die. >> reporter: all of the kids survived, unlike some at plaza school which took a direct hit from the twister. seven children died there. take a look at these images before and after of the building. once standing tall, now reduced to a pile of rubble. >> unfortunately, there was people that lost their lives, little children that lost their lives. >> reporter: search and rescue efforts are coming to an end as the city's fire frill says he's confident there are no bodies or survivors in the rubble.

the widespread devastation is an overwhelming site for many. >> it's worse than i expected. it's -- you know, entire neighborhoods leveled. looking like sticks. >> reporter: some residents have been allowed to return to their neighborhoods, getting a closer look at the place once called home. they are searching through mounds of debris hoping to salvage what little the storm spared. >> it's just hard to imagine when they walk out of your house, and the next few minutes you come back and it looks like this. >> reporter: we're back out live now. finally, after this ef5 roared through here, it's a clear day. look at those crumpled cars. they are almost a foot pushed into the ground as is a lot of this debris. it's going to take a long time to get this stuff out of here. and knew that we finally have a clear day, families are coming in, beginning to their through this rubble, finding what they can, even the small mow --

small mementos, pictures, those types of things that will motivate the families, the very first steps in decisions on how to get their lives back together. >> wow, incredible. thank you, craig. if you want to make a donation to the victims, go to ktvu.com. you will see a link to disaster relief organizations and they include charities like the convoy of hope. 7:06. breaking news. we are getting more information about why fbi agents shot and killed a friend of boston bombing suspect tamerlan tsarnaev. the shooting happened overnight at an apartment complex in orlando, florida. the fbi says an agent opened fire on the man. when he became -- and he became violent while being questioned about the bombings.

the agent was taken to the hospital with non-life- threatening injuries. he said he was not involved in the bombings. >> they were pushing him. don't leave, don't leave. decided to stay. we had a feeling, worse case senator know, something like that -- worst-case scenario, something like that could happen. >> he said he knew tamerlan tsarnaev but he was just an acquaintance. looking into the irs scandal. one of the witnesses scheduled to testify this morning is lois learner. he's in charge of the irs division that handles tax- exempt applications. she's there. but coming up at 7:15 why learner's attorney said she will not be talking this morning. happening now -- back here at home, strong winds in the bay area in case you didn't realize it causing problems out there this morning. ktvu's tara moriarty is on the great highway in san francisco to -- you really have been

showing us some of the wind damage out there, tara. >> reporter: that's right. well, this happens a lot when the winds hit the great highway. right now, it looks more like ocean beach. these drifts, some of them are taller than i am. we can look over here to the right. you can see, this is the parking lot. this is where all of the people park. look all the way up. look how high that drift is over there next to the restrooms, extremely difficult. it's buried. the southbound lane of the great highway is shut down now from lincoln way all the lay to lake merced. generally, we're looking at 20 to 35-mile-an-hour gusts. some cyclists tried to ride through you this ended up walking their bikes. the winds toppled a 75-foot tree last night on northern avenue in mill valley and the tree landed right on top of the car. about 360 people were without power this morning until about

3:30. now, in berkeley, some heavy limbs fell on the 1800 block of sacramento seet, snagging some wires there. the branches hit a white van, damaging the hood and crews obviously busy removing the limbs none's power was affected. a high wind advisory was in affect for several bay area bridges this morning. that was canceled around 4:15. you can rest easy going across the span. just be aware that it is cold and windy, especially out by the ocean. so bundle up. live from san francisco, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> tara, wearing her warm parka. she needs it this morning. let's check in with sal and see what's happening in the south bay this morning. >> we're starting in san jose, tori and dave, good morning to you, once again. northbound 280, we're looking at the traffic kind of grinding to a halt here as you drive through downtown san jose. it's been a tough one getting up to highway 17. no major problems all the way up to the valley. however, it is slow.

if you consider slow a problem, well, there are problems. if you are driving on the nimitz freeway, southbound, we've had slow traffic this morning between hayward and union city. the drive time, about 20 minutes from 238 to mowry avenue. have we mentioned the bay bridge? it's backed up for a 15-minute delay, west of the macarthur maze to the metering lights. let's go to steve. well, clear skies. that's the good news. very, very chilly lows. low to mid-30s. mendocino county, lake county, also in the north bay, even on -- on skyline and woodside, 38 degrees. my goodness. a little chill in the air. the visibility is good. that's nice. there will be sunshine for everybody. not as wind yip as everybody. sfo -- windy as everybody. sfo had a peak gust last night. monday, 80s and 90s. today, upper 60s or very, very low 70s. sunshine, very brisk lows for this time of year. the nights are short.

one report ofwood, 31. breezy to windy. i think it's more of the coast and the hills. 41 napa. they made it to 37 this morning, napa airport. 48 novato. 48 half moon bay with a north wind. cold and windy. cassie jean said it's a cold day on the coast. livermore, 47. there's some brisk readings this morning. temperatures will be -- if you can get a little north wind, slightly warmer. but i think there's too much of a breeze to keep things from warming up. 49 in reno. 45 tahoe. 41 eureka. just looking at seattle, it's 44 degrees with light rain. 30s with snow up in the cascades. amazing, even down to portland. we don't get that yet. there are signs, though, that next week a stronger system may drop into northern california. so this looks like a pattern that is here for a while. sunny and breezy. windy for some, but it stays

cool. as far as temperatures go, high temperatures. they will be below average. 60s for many, very 70s. 68 san jose, 68 santa clara. fremont, sunnyvale, cue ter pea know, morgan hill -- cupertino, morgan hill. sunny and breezy on thursday, then a little warmer but it looks like clouds roll in on monday/tuesday and maybe some rain. a bizarre case of distracted driving in the south bay. how a hamburger costing tax payers $5 million. a far-reaching immigration bill makes it through a senate committee but will it survive? a vote before the full senate.

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today. highs mainly, 60s or low 70s. very cool this morning. looks like this very cool pattern. it will be here for a while. all quiet here. it's way below average on the tein a e oklahoma weather, in fact, i think, i do believe -- there we go. maybe. a break in the oklahoma weather is giving a clear view of the devastation that occurred. it's clear there in the 70s today. so things are much calmer. one elementary school took a direct hit. the before-and-after pictures show the damage. some of the teachers are being called heroes. estimated winds between 200 and 210 miles an hour. the students laided on students to protect them and some of the students had to huddle together in the hallways to safety. we're now hearing about more reporters and even white house staffers. the justice department seizes

phone records of two white house staffers and five fox news reporters. it was part of a case the government was building against a state department contractor charged with violating the espionage act by leaking information to a fox news reporter. happening right now -- the u.s. house oversight committee is questioning top irs officials, including the woman who oversaw the tax-exempt division, that targeted conservative group -- groups. lois learner, though, is pleading the fifth. here's kyla campbell. >> reporter: learner's attorney advised her not to answer any questions from the house oversight committee. lois learner was talking mostly about her history with the irs and the position she's held. but again, she's not expected to answer any questions and one congressman spoke to learner's plan to stay silent. >> i'm disappointed, we will not be able to ask her

questions today. i believe that she could shed much light on what we're trying to find -- the truth. >> reporter: the maryland democrat says he respects learner's constitutional right and encouraged the rest of the committee to do the same. tough questions are expected from darrell issa of northern california. he's furious so many people now about this and did nothing. >> every single person who looked at one of these applications could have and should have been a whistle- blower. >> reporter: we will continue listening in on this hearing. we'll have the very latest testimony for you next hour. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:17. a congressional committee is due to vote on changing military law because of a growing epidemic of sexual assaults. the changes include banning commanding officers from changing or dismissing a court marshal conviction. another part of it requires

that service members found guilty of sexual offenses be dismissed or dishonorably discharged. congress is taking action because they say military leaders have not been successful with changing the culture within the ranks to combat sexual assault. a far-reaching immigration reform bill is now headed to the u.s. senate. with 13 yeses and 5 knows, the measure was passed yesterday. this bill would create a pathway to citizenship. also a new program for lower skilled foreign labor and would allow more high skilled workers in the country. the full senate is expected to take up the legislation after the memorial day recess. los angeles voters have approved new legislation to limit the number of medical marijuana dispensaries in the city. proposition d has received 63% of the votes from yesterday's election. the measure would limit the

number of medical marijuana dispensaries in l.a. to 135. currently, there are an estimated 1,000. in the meantime, in san jose, the city council voted to raise the city's tax on medical marijuana dispensaries. the marijuana tax will go from the current 7% to 10%. it's expected to take effect in july. a ruling earlier this month confirmed the rights of the cities and counties to ban or regulate marijuana dispensaries. santa clara county just agreed to a $5 million settlement in a distracted driving case involving a sheriff's deputy. now, last year, a 78-year-old man was badly hurt in a car crash in san jose. investigators say three things caused that deputy to take his eyes off the road. a mcdonald's hamburger. the officer was eating at the time of the accident. a radio microphone got stuck in the deputy's patrol car and a light switch he was trying to

turn off when he hit the victim's car. two innocent victims were hit in a car chase on willow pass road near highway four yesterday. police say they were chasing a blue suv involved in a burglary when the suv hit another car. two innocent people in that car were hurt. the driver of the suv was not hurt and arrested at the scene. people who live in san carlos will get a look at a revised proposal for a new development near caltrans station. plans include 280 apartment units along with retail and office space. a neighborhood group wants to limit the height of residential buildings to three stories. group also says the development is too dense and will worsen traffic in the area. the meeting is scheduled to begin at 7:00 p.m. at the loriola community center. a stanford professor is

facing parent-child abduction charges. police say she took her three children on a one-way trip to the hawaiian islands. she said it was a break down in communication with the two farce and had every intention of coming back. the children are in the ware of relatives and barron has been ordered to wear a gps device. a 6th grader from hillsborough will compete tonight in the nation's capital as one of the finalists in the national bee. the 12-year-old will be going for the top prize. it's a $25,000 college scholarship. his interests include international affairs, politics and baseball statistics. the contest focuses on history, landmarks and climates. well, the queen of soul, aretha franklin is taking a break for the month of june. after appearing last week on "american idol" she announced she will reschedule next month's show. she says she will resume her

tour in july. performans this connecticut and chicago have been postponed. she's getting medical treatment but has not given any details about what kind of medical treatment. >> well, we wish her well. >> yes. 7:21. it's a little childy outside. pretty windy -- chilly outside. pretty windy also. steve will tell us when we can expect a warmup. take a look at the latest attractions at facebook's headquarters. they are cute and made themselves at home. good morning. highway 4 westbound as you drive up to the willow pass grade, some slowing as you come up to concord. we'll tell you more about this morning's commute. hey, look! a shooting star!

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park campus. the mother's been there for about a year. but it wasn't until recently that her three little babies were spotted. the foxes even have their own facebook page, of course. it has 11,000 "likes" so far. the company has met with fish and wildlife. the plan is leave the foxes where they are unless they start to bother employees or vice saw versa -- vice versa. hopefully, people will leave them alone. sal says it's a little slow out there. >> yeah, it is slow. the good news, we don't have a lot of crashes but we have a lot of slow traffic there. we showed you last time in san jose, it was slow through downtown. it has not changed. if you are thinking of using 101 instead, 101 northbound we have a camera near mckee. that's bogging down. it's not stop and go. but you is -- but you can sell it's below the speed limit. we've had slow traffic this

morning. the traffic time between hayward and fremont between 238 and mowry has been about 21 -- 21 minutes. dumbarton traffic, moderately avenue. now, let's go to steve. sal, thank you. a very, very clear, brisk morning. a lot of 30s being reported. mid to low 30s. it's crystal clear. visibility, sparkling. no fog. could be a few high clouds to the north but everything is on a cool, dry pattern. next week might be a cool, wet pattern. we'll see. rain in seattle, 44. pain in portland, 43. that's cool, cool. even along the north coast. eureka north there's been light rain. 40s for some. napa airport was 37. a lot of 30s around the bay. now we're finally starting to warm up. slowly. cold lows, clear skies, sunny but continued breezy, not as windy as yesterday. but there will be pockets where

it's windy. we've gone from 90 to upper 60s and low 70s in two days. amazing. there's the low. you can see it spinning off portland. the wideside of rain and snow -- the wide variety of rain and snow up there. 50s, 60s, coast and bay. low 70s for most. i think inland -- i mean, temperatures are a good 10 degrees below average for some. sunny and breezy. there will be higher clouds coming in. a little bit of warmup on the weekend. i think all eyes look to the north by monday and tuesday as a stronger system moves in. >> all right. thank you, steve. 7:27. fears of crime following the oklahoma tornado. the observant eye of one homeowner last night, plus the state's plan to reduce looting in troubled areas. >> reporter: well, a couple of thieves could have broke into a

high school this morning but neighbors stopped them. if you like going to sporting events and concerts in san francisco, you may be paying more. we'll tell you about a proposal that's meant to help muni. "mornings on 2," back in two minutes.

overnight news, san francisco police have arrested one man and are searching for another after a burglary at a private high school. ktvu channel 2 reporter claudine wong is live at the school on ocean avenue. she spoke to the woman who helped police make the arrest. what did she tell you, claudine? >> reporter: well, she talked about what she heard when police brought one of the suspects in custody. certainly, she said it scared her quite a bit. we're out in front of the high school. behind hee you can see -- a this point, the school is getting started as business as usual. it was after 3:00 this morning that neighbors saw apparently two suspects trying to break in. they called police and ktvu got on the scene just a short time later. let me show you what they saw when they got on scene. police making their way in and around the high school. the neighbors spotted those two suspects kind of going in and out of the school and it's all locked up. obviously, they knew something was wrong. they called police, police got on scene and one of the suspects tried to get away by

going in through the backyard of one of the homes in the neighborhood. it's when the neighbor saw that person or heard a rumbling she looked outside her window, apparently one of the fence boards had come down. she talked to us about what she heard. >> i saw they broke the -- broke my fence. >> reporter: wow. kind of scary. >> very scary because i am sound asleep. >> reporter: so what she heard apparently was, again, that arrest taking place right on her porch in the back of her house. that suspect taken into custody. they do not have the other suspect in custody yet but they are hoping to get that person in custody soon. apparently, they were after some computers, 15 or 20 of them, from inside the school. it's unclear how many they were able to recover. but we know we saw one backpack on the scene. our crews did, when they were out here. so certainly, it could have been a morning where the school

showed up and found a lot of their stuff gone. instead, it's the morning where any know neighbors that surround the school helped stop the thieves from getting away. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. in overnight news, richmond police are searching for the gunman in a frightening shooting. it happened late last night on virginia avenue. police tell ktvu news a man with a gun fired more than 20 shots at a parked car. one man inside was wounded. his female passenger was not hurt. the motive is unknown. firefighters put out a big suv fire in oakland overnight. it happened on 86th avenue and e street about 3:30 a.m. there was no one in the vehicle. the fire likely originated in the engine compartment but police are still trying to figure out exactly how it started. back to our coverage of the tornado disaster in moore, oklahoma, now looting is making things worse. last night, two men were arrested, suspected of robbing

tornado-damaged homes. police say they recovered bags filled with stolen items. one homeowner called the police when he saw his belongings stuffed in the suspect's pockets. now, the state of oklahoma will soon issue an i.d. badge to homeowners with their photo on it. only photos with those badges would be allowed into neighborhoods. this tragedy is generating a lot of generosity. architecture for humanity is a san francisco nonprofit. they help communities rebuild from disasters. volunteers spent years rebuilding schools in haiti after the 2010 earthquake. well, the grip's reconstruction experts -- group's reconstruction experts are analyzing how buildings crumble after a tornado, they are hoping to rebuild to withstand tornadoes. salvation army has opened up several shelters. and the fire captain of fremont and others from this area are

there. if you want to help out, go to ktvu.com. in the hot topic section there a link to the relief organizations. she claimed two men tried to rob her and kidnap her son. but now a pleasanton woman is accused of making the whole story up. 23-year-old jennifer flores told police two men stole her purse. but police say she actually left her purse at a domino's pizza the day she reported it stolen. the camera shows her picking up the purse the next day. she was arrested for filing a false police report. a new safety device for guns was created in case they fall into the wrong hands. the company in capitola created a microchip that acts as a controller. it would trigger an alarm on the gun owner's cell phone if someone tries to move the open. the gun owner could punch a

button that automatically disables the firearm. the device costs $50 and $12 a year for a subscription. san francisco is considering adding another surcharge to sporting event tickets. brian flores is live to explain where the proposed fee would go. >> reporter: thousands of people take muni on a daily basis and thousands of people take muni as well as go to giants' games and to concerts. well, the supervisor, scott wiener hopes to bank on that. now, wiener proposes a $1 to $3 suhr charge that would be added to a concert or major entertainment event. the money would go for upgrades, rail cars, or at least upgrade the ones the system has. he also says he's looking at

the way the system is functioning, it's at a breaking point. this has already gotten mixed reaction. >> it seems like gas prices are going up. bridge tolls are always going up. i think to maintain our infrastructure if that's where it's going, i don't have any problem with that. >> reporter: there's even greater concern that public transportation may not meet the need if and when the new warriors' arena is built. the supervisor asked the city to study this. not sure when the assessment will be finalized but early estimates suggest that this surcharge would generate between 3 and $4 million. we're live here in san francisco, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:37. tomorrow, the b.a.r.t.

board is expected to vote on allowing bikes on on board all of the time. they were allowed certain hours only. this has some lifting ban during rush hour. but they would like a five- month test period before making the new rule permanent. 7:38. hey, sal, you've been watching the toll plaza. it has not been looking pretty this morning. >> no. you know, it's been kind of a strange morning, dave and tori. we've had not that many crashes but we've had a lot of slow traffic. i would prefer that as opposed to a lot of collisions. but it's slow out there. backed up to the macarthur maze and the metering lights are on. we are expecting that this traffic will start getting better in june as people take summer vacations and schools are going to be out. in fact, a lot of graduation systems are going on this weeked a colleges and high

schools. let's take a look at the commute on the bayshore freeway. it's looking good. there is a little bit of slow traffic in san mateo. nothing out of the ordinary. southbound 280. san jose 101 is backed up from pretty much the capital expressway all the way up to sunnyvale. 85 is slow to 87 -- saratoga. northbound 280 is still very slow. it has not improved at all, really, since the first time we showed it to you this morning. now let's go to steve. >> those are probably leaving hp pavilion from last night. >> yes. having a little fun. >> yes. we have an unbelievably cool pattern maybe through the end of the month. there are signs maybe next week of a stronger low replacing one up in the pacific northwest right now. we're not getting any rain out of this system. we're getting the cool and the wind and below-average temperatures. it's sunny, coast, bay, inland.

you have to worry about blustery conditions and chilly lows. we had a lot of chill. the days will be sunny. not much of a warmup until the weekend. that looks like the mid-70s. so from the 90s on monday to the upper 60s and 70s. quite a difference. the morning lows were very chilly. napa airport, 37. 38 la honda on the peninsula. a lot of 30s up in mendocino county and lake county. in fact, a couple of reads near freezing. it was a -- it was a cold one. 39 reno, 45 tahoe. 46 ukiah. they were only 67 toker a high yesterday. cool air -- 67 for a high yesterday. cool air. raining in seattle and 44. portland, raining and 43. some of the higher elevations they are getting snow. next week we'll see if a stronger low drops in and does

the same for us. today and into the next couple of days, the low will start to eject out friday. but just as fast as one moves out, another one will replace it. 60s, 70s. petaluma, 70. clearlake, 68. san rafael, 68. novato, 72. concord in there as well. 72 danville. 65 berkeley. san leandro, 66. a lot of 60s here. low 70s. morgan hill even. saratoga, san jose, only 68. 68 redwood city, woodside, mountain view as well. 50s -- 50s, 60s on the coast. sunny and breezy. a little bit of a slight warmup on the weekend. but not a lot. we'll have to keep an eye on things for early next week. tori? >> all right. a big decision for the boy scouts. what's happening this week that could change their long- standing ban on openly gay members. and a former new york

congressman who resigned amidst of the a tweeting scandal, well, he's now running for office.

7:44. stocks are opening higher this morning. u.s. home sales rose slightly to 4.97 million in april. that's the highest in three and a half years. inventories are jumping as well. right now, the dow is currently up 75. the nasdaq is up 14. and s&p is up 9. another reason the stocks are up, this man, he's speaking right now to -- this is ben bernanke. investors are listening very closely as he's speaking on capitol hill, updating a joint congressional meeting on the

state of the u.s. economy. heels telling congress that the u.s. job market remains weak and it's too soon for the federal reserve to end the programs. they will maintain efforts and that's good news for efforts. a silicon data storage company plans to eliminate hundreds of jobs. netapp will 9 -- netapp will cut jobs. the announcement came as the sunnyvale-based company reported increased sales. but netapp says higher operating costs outweighed higher revenue. gays in the boy scouts. that hot-button issue issue surfaces again. pam cook is in the studio to tell us about an important evision that should come down tomorrow. >> they are set to vote on whether or not to allow openingly-gay members.

scouting leaders kick off their annual meeting near dallas, texas today. the vote is expected on thursday. hundreds of people from both sides of the issue are there as well. gay rights supporters welcomed the proposed change as a first step to equality. conservatives claim it would undermine the traditions of the boy scouts. the proposed change to allow opening gay members comes after an unprecedented survey of the general public. in our next hour of "mornings on 2," the reason gay rights act -- activists say this proposal does not go far enough. we're hearing reports that the fbi has identified five men in libya it believes may have been involved in the attack on the u.s. consulate. they have the men on around-the-

clock surveillance. they have enough to grab the suspects but not enough to try them in civilian court. we're hearing that it was david petraeus is drafted the controversial talking points about the benghazi attacks. mohe asked petraeus to write up some guidelines to make sure committee members would not inadvertently disclose classified information when talking to the media about the attacks. the former new york congressman who resigned in a sex scandal involving photos and tweets, he's now running for mayor of new york city. >> i made some big mistakes. i know i let a lot of people down. i've also learned some tough lessons. i'm running for mayor. >> that's anthony weiner. he made his candidacy official with this youtube. he resigned from office after graphic photos that he sent to female twitter followers became

public. he rejoined twitter last month and already tweeting about his campaign. los angeles voters have chosen eric garcetti to be the next mayor. earlier he sent out a tweet and said he's honored to lead the city. he's now the longest los angeles mayor in more than a -- oldest los angeles mayor in more than a century. last november, 15-year-old raquel gerstel and bobbi sartain were shot multiple times and a witness testified that he was with the man when he said his girlfriend was joining them. a new clue disappearance in

the missing oakland man who took part in the beta breakers race. a lifeguard found beau rasmussen's shoes and maroon football jersey near the beach chalet restaurant in san francisco. that's the aim area where his phone, credit cards and passport were discovered. he's not been heard from when since he -- heard from since he told friends he was going to the beach. there may be action taken against chevron after the refinery fire sent 15,000 people to the hospital. they asaid if an agreement is -- they said if an agreement is not reached in 30 days, they will hire the same law firm that represented the victims in the 2010 san bruno pipeline disaster. well, check your refrigerator. chicken is being recalled. foster farms is recalling more than 6,000 pounds of ready-to-

eat grilled chicken breast chips. foster farms say they contain wheat and soy that are not listed on the they can cause an allergic reaction. foster farms says there's been no reports yet. there's a use-by date of june 22, 2013. as we've been reporting, the bay area will host super bowl l in 2016. the cities hosting the super bowl stand to make a lot of money. in indianapolis, they saw a gain of more than $300. and in new orleans, an estimated $480 million to that city. there's a wide range of estimates for super bowl l but most agree it should be a record-breaking number, especially being the golden jubilee. the last time the bay area hosted a super bowl was 28 years ago in 1985. super bowl xix was held at

stanford stadium and joe montana led the 49ers over victory against the dolphins. montana was named mvp. >> i remember that. the growing demand for american-made cars will make this is a very busy summer for workers. general motors will not shut down any plants at all. ford will cut its traditional two-week break to one week. chrysler plans a two-week break at four of its ten plants. american demand for new cars and trucks is up 7% since the beginning of the year. a former executive and chine non's largest auto parts supplier reportedly want to buy fisker automotive. the automaker has not officially produced a car since last july. it's struggling to repay a federal loan. nine minutes before 8:00.

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the warmer weather here in the bay area, blamed for a rattlesnake bite. the sonoma county rescue center is getting a lot of calls this time of the year. most of the victims are dogs. they are saying if you are bitten, the best thing to do, wash the area real good with soap and water and head for a hospital quick. 7:54. people who live in vallejo can notify the city about potholes with their smart phones. they are asking users to provide with an app called c-

flick-fix. they can provide a description of the problem and even upload a photo. 43 complaints have been reported so far. >> we know about those potholes. sal, is it still slow out there? >> it is slow. we've had a decent commute when it comes to collisions. i keep looking at my chp list to make sure we haven't missed anything. but the biggest slowdowns are at the -- like, for example, at the bay bridge, it's been a 30- minute delay. we're looking for things to get better, maybe next week but today it's thick. coming across and getting over to the windy nimitz freeway, the traffic is looking okay. steve has talked about the breezy and windy conditions and if you drive a small car, you should know about that. we do have a new crash reported southbound 280 at woodside road on the offramp there. it's not causing a big traffic delay on your way to cupertino. a sunny day, breezy to

windy. not as bad as yesterday. visibility, i mean, i can see to alaska from here. no, i can't. you know what i mean. you can see to forever and a day. everything is dropping down from the north. if you are heading up to seattle and portland, take a rain jacket or parka. it's cold up there. rainy, snow in the cascades. a few showers up in northern california. for us, we get the cool, we get the breeze and that's gonna stay here for a while. then we had low 30s and upper 30s for many locations. starting to warm up a little bit off of those. it will still be below average today and probably for a while. the kicker, though, is there may be a stronger system coming in to replace the one up there now next week. we'll see. that would put us in the line for some rain. i'm looking down the road a little bit. but just so you know, i think the rest of the month is gonna be below average on the temperatures. we had the warmest day on monday, i don't think we'll see anything close to that. windy for some. staying cool, even though it's

sunny. if you are in a wind-protected area in the sun, it might not be that bad. 50s, 60s, to low 70s. temperatures will be below average. the biggest drop inland where they should be closer to 80, as in livermore. today, they will be 70. not much change. thursday, it does look warmer but not a lot as we head to the weekend. >> thank you, steve. 7:56. new information on those bad bolts on the bay bridge. what may have caused the high- strength steel to snap. >> reporter: this morning sheriff's deputies rushed to the same pg&e sub station attacked a month ago. we'll tell you about the suspicious activity spotted here today. high winds on the great highway closed this road. we'll show you other damage around the bay area and who lost power when "mornings on 2" continues.

welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. new trouble at a south bay plant just hours ago. a suspicious man was seen near the pg&e substation on metcalf and coyote ranch roads. there were apparent acts of saab bow taj at that same plant -- sabotage at that same plant

last month. janine de la vega is there. what have you found out? >> reporter: well, a sheriff's deputy is stationed here in front of the substation. here is normally here because every since the attack, they've contracted to have a patrol person here. but earlier, eight deputies rushed here to the scene after n wamaspotted in the field near the transformers here. at 3:00 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 kinded their lights on i had. he ran a -- shined their lights on him. he ran away towards monterey highway. deputies say i did not appear to be homeless -- he did not appear to be homeless. that's why he stood out as suspicious. deputies already tightened up the substation because someone broke into the substation last month and caused an oil leak. they cut fiberoptic lines that knocked out 911 service. the person responsible for that

attack has not been caught. that's why the incident this morning caused concern for pg&e and, of course, the security guards out here that have been patrolling ever since that attack happened. pg&e told me they will continue to work with the santa clara county sheriff's office to investigate the situation. they are still sort of trying to decide whether or not this was a real threat. but security guards here this morning definitely keeping their eyes open. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, janine. san francisco's arch bish shill will lead a prayer service today for the -- archbishop will lead a prayer service today for the stabbing victim victim, cameron -- stabbing victim, cameron. police arrested a suspect. no word on a motive. there's new information about the bolt problem that could delay the opening of the new bay bridge.

today's "chronicle" reports cram caltrans decided to -- reports caltrans decided to install the rods after learning they were approved for the richmond/san rafael bridge in 2001. however, the bolts were tightened too far lower tension levels than the rods installed on the bay bridge. experts say tension is a key factor in causing high-strength steel to snap, something that's already happened on the new bay bridge. the white house is honoring ten gay rights leaders today for harvey milk day, including a former lawmaker from santa cruz. john laird is california's secretary of natural resources. in 1983, laird became one of the first openly gay mayors of the country. he also served in the state legislature before being appointed to his current job. some groups are protesting harvey milk day honor, the first openly gaylamaker. one group is running radio ads,

urging parents to boycott their day. the san francisco school district says the lesson plan teaches children to reject prejudice and embrace diversity. several events honoring harvey milk will be held throughout the -- throughout the bay area. there's free admission to the history museum in san francisco. daniel nikolea, a former employee of milk and his speechwriter will be speaking at books, iinc. harvey milk was assassinated along with george moscone a year later. high winds are bringing cooler temperatures to the bay area. ktvu's tara moriarty is on the great highway with a look at some of the other problems the wind is causing this morning, especially for those who might have long hair and trying to

deal with the windy conditions out there. >> reporter: that's right. it's chilly. behind me, you can see ther is a parking lot but it's bury -- you can see this is a parking lot but it's buried in sand. as you take a look over here, you can see that this one is pretty steep right here. you can barely make out this white line. this is the southbound line of the great highway. it's closed from lincoln way all the way to lake merced. now, some cyclists tried to ride through the stretch but ended up walking their bikes. steve paulson says we've had 20 to 30-mile-an-hour gusts along the coast and hills. we talked to one bike rider riding this route for six years. he says he's noticed more of this lately. >> we get to ride with no cars and to me it looks like a little bit of the bale between the elements -- battle -- a little bit of a battle between the elements and the infrastructure. it looksic like eventually the -- it looks like eventually the

earth will wind. >> reporter: in mill valley, high winds toppled a tree last night on northern avenue. the tree landed on top of a car. about 36 0 people were without power until 3:30 this morning. in berkeley, heavy limbs snagged wires. branches damaged a white van but no one's power was affected. a high wind advisory was lifted around 4:15 this morning. so things are getting back to normal. it's still pretty breeze. there's a lot of white caps i'm seeing. so some pretty treacherous conditions. i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> you are making me shiver back here, tara. thank you. sal, what's happening at the toll plaza makes me shiver, too. >> well, you know, it's not as windy, dave, and tori, on the

bridges, as it is where tara is. so it's a little windy. you might want to put that in the back of your mind. we're seeing some improvement at the toll plaza. the chp thought the winds had calmed down so they kind of lifted the advisories from yesterday. it's still windy. a little bit gusty on the bridges as steve and i have been telling you. since 4:30 a.m. that's right. we go on the air at 4:30. you are welcome. let's go out to 880 northbound and southbound, the traffic is moving along nicely as you pass the coliseum. you can see our camera is shaking because of the wind. the lowest traffic is from just north of blossom hill all the way up to mountain view. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. >> you are welcome. >> sunshine for everybody. is it cold, the coolest low i saw was a -- jim tweeted me from kentwood, 31 degrees. a lot of 30s around. a lot -- i shouldn't say a lot but more than usual. i think that's going to be the norm for the next couple of

days. clear skies. but not for everybody. some locations, it's calm. but in a few areas it's breezy to windy. it will be hit and miss, unlike yesterday when the wind cranked up. remember monday? 90 degrees. today will be about 68. so just a huge drop and there's signs that the low in the pacific northwest will stay there for three or hour days and get reinforced with a stronger system. this pattern is here for a while. a lot of sunshine. breezy, windy for some, not all. windy -- windiest at the coast and the hills. you can see the low spinning up in portland and seattle. a lot of 40s. 44 seattle. 43 portland. snow up in the cascades. for us we had 30s and 40s. napa airport was 37. now 50. the nights are short. so we don't stay cold long. it's still cool and breezy. in the sun, wind-protected

areas not too bad. we'll see more of a breeze. santa rosa, northwest. 20. half moon bay up to 28. things look to be calming down. but breezy at times to blustery. 40s up in the mountains. tahoe warmer than reno. reno was 38. 50 ukiah. 52 monterey, that's pretty cool. there's the low. now, there's a stronger system poised to move in. it would be next week. but that one is showing signs of dipping even more into northern california. sunny and breezy. windy for some. staying cool unlike me just about ten seconds ago but i will. hard to stay cool when you are choking. st. helena, 71. 71 concord. la fayette, danville, san ramon in there. oakland, 66. alameda, 64. nothing like live tv. santa clara, 68. fremont, 68. 50s, 60s on the coast and a lot of upper 60s on the peninsula. not much change, maybe a little bit warmer into the weekend. maybe rain next week.

dave and tori, help me out. >> we go, evto. this is day -- we got you, steve. this is day two of the picket for the hospital strikes. hundreds chanted outside uc san francisco yesterday. they say the hospitals are understaffed. but visitors say the replacement workers are also doing a good job. >> how is the care? >> excellent. the care's excellent. getting very good care. >> reporter: in difference from before the strike to today? >> no. >> reporter: hospital executives say the real reason for the strike, according to them, workers are opposing pension reform that's already offered to other employees. there is a new twist in the labor dispute between concession workers at at&t and their employer.

centerplate filed a federal lawsuit, claiming the union violates national labor laws and keeps charity groups from raising money at at&t park. it is 8:09. you just just can't count out the san jose -- you just can't count out the san jose sharks. >> he scores vice president -- he scores! >> they beat the los angeles kings, 2-1 last night. the sharks lost the first two games to l.a. but have won the last two to even the series. the victory capped a memorable night for sharks' fan nick gallagher battling cancer for the last seven years. >> i always wanted to meet the sharks since i saw them. >> galler -- gallagher got to ride on the machine.

the next game is tomorrow night in l.a. and then game 6 will be back in san jose at 7. that would be the deciding game. but if needed, game 7 is down in los angeles next tuesday. >> all right. 8:10. well, the woman at the center of the irs scandal is facing congress this morning. >> i have not done anything wrong. >> now, there is a reason we're not gonna hear a lot from lois learner at this morning's hearing. and a bay ward bear found himself a little bit out of his element as he wandered around homes in california. we'll tell you where -- coming up. crystal geyser is always

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a little breeze out there. we'll seal occasional gusts to 25, 30 miles an hour. not widespread. yesterday was more the windy day. high 60s and low 70s. coming up on 8:14. new this morning, a black bear heading back to the wild after spending the morning in a los angeles neighborhood. the bear was first spotted shortly after 6:00 a.m. north of burbank. that's a big bear. made its way through people's backyards. we showed it to you live on the news. it was put back in the truck and it will be taken back to the angeles national forest. a while ago, the head of the irs tax-exempttive vicks

went before congress. kyla campbell is live in our washington, d.c. newsroom to tell us what she said. kyle law? >> reporter: dave, lois learner's testimony was highly anticipated until we found out yesterday that her attorney instructed her to plead the fifth. we're taking a live look at the irs hearing right now. former commissioner doug shulman is giving testimony. he's answering questions from the house committee. about an hour ago, learner gave opening re, ma and said she's proud of her work -- remarks and said she's proud of her work in government. >> i've not done anything wrong. i've not broken any laws. i have not violated any irs rules or regulations and i have not provided false information to this or any other congressional hearing. >> reporter: members of the committee wanted to question learner. they say she's the key witness. an audit shows she became aware of the targeting of the

conservative groups and didn't stop it. she pled the fifth and was dismissed and then doug shulman was in the spotlight. >> did you report up to anyone else in your chain? >> i had some of the facts, not all of the facts. i had no idea of the scope and severity. >> reporter: shulman is efitting for the second time -- is testifying for the second time. he told a senate committee yesterday he has never lied to congress. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. new reports and allegations that more reporters and white house staffers were targeted by the justice department "the new york" reports the justice department seized phone records of two white house staffers and five reporters for knocks news. the government reportedly was building a case against a state department contractor accused of violating the espionage act by leaking information to a fox news reporter. a congressional committee is scheduled to vote on changing military law because of a growing epidemic of sexual

assaults. the changes include banning commanding officers from changing or dismissing a court marshal conviction. another provision requires that service members found guilty of sexual offenses be dismissed or dishonorably discharged. members of congress are taking action because they say military leaders have not been successful in changing the culture within the ranks to combat sexual assault. parents in contra costa county are invited to a forum tomorrow about the district's requirements for reporting are suspicions of child abuse. the forum comes after lawsuits were filed against two east -- against two east contra costa school districts allegedly teachers were abusing special needs children. the lawsuit also claims the district delayed reporting the abuse as required by law. the forum is scheduled for tomorrow night at antioch's black diamond middle school at 7:00. jodi arias pleaded with the

jury not to give her the death penalty, saying she can still make a contributetion to society -- contribution to society. she said she would be able to help other women if sentenced to life in prison and said she would spend her time in prison making wigs for women with cancer. also establishing prison recycling programs, designing t- shirts for victims of domestic abuse. she also talked about her interest in art. she showed the juror her drawings and paintings of celebrities bike frank sinatra and elizabeth taylor. >> over the years i've spent in incarceration, i've received requests to speech women sign language in english and spanish. >> a jury found her guilty of first-degree murder in the stabbing and shooting death of her former boyfriend, travis alexander. arias said she killed him in self-defense and said she was a victim of domestic violence. back here at home, a new

full service supermarket opens in richmond. grocery outlet will open for business in a new 14,000-square foot store beginning tomorrow. it's on san pablo boulevard, right off interstate 80 near e with mcdonald avenue. this will be the second grocery store in the city of richmond. 8:18. new this morning, the new owners of the sacramento kings have grand plans for the city. the owners released sketches of the new downtown arena. they will also buy downtown plaza, that's the location of the new arena. they plan to build an -- they plan to built and entertainment complex. the sale is official at the end of the month. and the warriors continue to celebrate. a big crowd is expected at the oracle arena tonight. the family-friendly event begins at 6:00.

harrison barns, carl landry and steph curry are expected to attend. an 80-year-old man wants to break a world record. he wants to become the oldest person to reach the summit of mount everest. he left his base camp hoping to reach the peak by friday. if he does, he will break the current world record held by a 76-year-old climber from nepal. >> wow. >> how about that? >> i don't think i'll be doing that at 80. it was literally raining money in richmond. it all landed at the feet of the city's police chief. we've been following thissing's strong -- this morning's strong winds in the area. steve paulson will tell us when the winds will calm down. it looks like we have

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here's a great story. third graders in san ramon will be getting a hero's welcome when they get to school today. five students from a school are being honored for letters they wrote to crew members on a u.s. army ship. they did it after hearing the crew members don't get many messages from hole. today an honor guard will

escort the skids to school. they will also get a flag that flew on the ship through the persian gulf. 8:23. richmond's police chief is on the hunt for someone who lost a large amount of cash. this is a police-evidence envelope full of money. last night, chief magnus was walking out of a restaurant on san pablo avenue when he noticed the cash blowing around the sidewalk. he said he startedp sooing it up and found a wallet with more money in it but know idea. >> honestly, i didn't think there was cash. it's part of my job to make sure property gets back to people it belongs to. >> the chief said all of the money was collected and is at the rich move police department. the owner will -- richmond police. department. the owner will need describe the wallet, what was in it, and the amount of money lost. let's check in with sal, still heavy on parts of the

road? >> yeah, it is. it's improving a little bit. you can see that traffic is gonna be improved near the bay bridge toll plaza, here at the toll plaza. still about a 15 to 20-minute delay. we've seen some improvement especially in the lanes as you drive up there to the right. no major problems on the bridge. also this morning we're looking at san francisco, northbound 101 looks good. 280 looks good. there is a day-time baseball game today at at&t park, the giants and the nationals. that means at about 4:00 this afternoon, everyone will be going home and using the freeways. it will be kind of a mess south of market. one last thing, this is a look at the south bay where 280 is getting into the act and so is 101 trying to get into the valley. 8:25. let's go to steve. >> sal? >> yes, sir. >> a good friend of mine went to the sharks' game last night. he's going to the giants' game tonight. >> he's a sports hound. >> he is. we do have clear skies. cold this morning, very, very

chilly. coldest low was kenwood in a vineyard at 31 degrees. there were a lot of 30s up in mendocino and lake county. i think this will be in the forecast for a while, especially wind-protected areas. the nights are getting very short. it will be sunny. in the 50s. that's it. i mean, a couple of days ago we were already 68 degrees out towards antioch at this time. we've seen a good 15, 20-degree drop on our temperatures. sunny, breezy, especially out in the valley today. not as bad around the bay area. it's still breezy to windy. look at that big low up the pacific northwest. for us we get the cool and the breeze. windy for some, not all for. staying on the cool side. temperatures will be below average for a while. 50s, 60s and 70s. these are the low 70s. about 5 to 7 degrees lower. i think lows will be in the 30s and 40s and then the pattern -- there could be a reinforcement of this system on sunday/monday. we could get rain in here early next week.

8:26. oklahoma still in shock after that tornado. >> the level of destruction is hard to describe. it's totaled. >> the new information we just got in about how much it may cost. and would you mind paying an extra $1 to $3 to attend a giants' game or concert in the city of san francisco? we'll talk about a proposed surcharge meant to help public transportation. "mornings on 2" back in two minutes.

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you welcome back. 8:29. developing news from orlando, florida where fbi agents shot and killed a friend of the

boston marathon bombing suspect, tamerlan tsarnaev. the fbi says an agent shot ibragim todashev when he became violent while being questioned about the bombings. the fbi agent was also treated for non-life-threatening injuries. now, ibragim todashev's friends say he was not involved in the marathon bombings. >> been pushing him. they said, don't leave, don't leave. decide to stay. but we had a feeling, worse case scenario, something like that is gonna happen. now, friends of -- >> now, friends of ibragim todashev said he knew of tamerlan tsarnaev through the boxing he was involved in. but he was just an acquaintance. 8:30. in the past half-hour, there are two new developments in the tornado disaster in oklahoma. first, the state's insurance department has just released an estimate of the preliminary damage and their total right now is it will top $2 billion.

the mayor is proposing that all new homes in the city have a safe room or tornado shelter. craig boswell is live at one of the elementary schools that was just wiped out by the twister. good morning, craig. >> reporter: tori, good morning. i have a couple of updates. got some information from the medical examiner's office. 24 fatalities. of those 24, ten are children. we originally were told nine. it's now ten. of those ten, two are infants. 23 of the 24 families have now been positively identified. that's where we stand with the fatalities. three of those happened very near where we are standing at this point. all of this, this twisted metal, used to be a 7-eleven. this is where a family of three in hearing this massive force of nature come towards them, ran into this 7-eleven, into a freezer area trying to escape the storm and did not survive

that 200, 210-mile-an-hour winds. this is what remains of that. to give you an idea of the location, that's moore medical center. it's a mess. they are gonna have to there that down. we broadcast from there yesterday. finally, tori, some nice weather. this is not going to last but probably a day, maybe a day and a half. and people here are not messing around with it. they are getting busy with the cleanup. it's no locker search and rescue. it's recovery and -- it's no longer search and rescue, it's recovery and cleanup. police came along, cleared all of the media out of there because they are bringing in heavy equipment. they don't want satellite trucks in the way so they can begin scooping a lot of this stuff up. a lot of the utility crews are moving in, families are coming in. they are looking for the little items, the heirlooms, the pictures, the things that

motivate them to make the decisions they need to make right now to take those first steps to try to get a sense of normalcy back here in moore. >> the cleanup effort is not just to make it look nice but also in case some more strong wind. you could have more projectiles swirling around and doing more damage. >> reporter: that's the thing. that's why they have a curfew, not just to keep lootersers out, although that's-- looters out, although that's part of it. you don't want people in this debris, there's nails, metal. if you get strong winds whipping up, it will pick these things up as projectiles and be a very dangerous situation. >> and craig, you mentioned the 24 fatalities. is that final? we're not expecting anymore? there's no one missing at this point, correct? >> reporter: i've still not been given that word "final." they are 98% to 99% sure they've found everyone. they are just leaving it to the chance that they could run

across someone, they do not believe that is a possibility at this point. >> thank you. if you would like to contribute to a disaster-relief program, go to ktvu.com and today's hot topics section, we'vst link to a list of disaster- relief organizations. new this morning, san francisco police arrested one man. they are searching for another after a burglary at a private high school. two suspects robbed the high school on ocean avenue early this morning. the arrest was made after a neighbor saw the burglars trying to get away. >> i'm sleeping. and -- [laughter] >> police say the suspects may have been trying to steal computers. 8:34. in overnight news, richmond police are searching for the gunman in a frightening shooting. it happened late last night on virginia avenue. police tell ktvu news a man

with a gun fired more than 20 shots at a parked car. one man wounded, his female passenger not hurt. the motive is unknown. firefighters put out a big suv fire in oakland overnight. it happened on 86th avenue and e streets at 3:30 a.m. there was no one in the vehicle. the fire likely started in the engine compartment but police are still trying to figure out exactly how it started. 8:35. well, ticket prices may go up as much as $3 for big events in san francisco like baseball games, music concerts and more. it's a big story. ktvu's brian flores is in san francisco now to tell us about an idea where these extra suffer -- tell us more about these extra surcharges. >> reporter: thousands of people, as you know, take muni and thousands go to events and concerts in the city as well, well, supervisor scott wiener

hopes to bank on that and says his proposal for a surcharge would be a win-win. now, wiener proposes a $1 to $3 that would be added to a ticket from an event. the money generated would go towards muni, things like new rail cars or at least upgrades on the system it already has. wiener says he's looking at the way the system is functioning, it's at a breaking point. it's preliminary. but it's already got mixed reaction this morning. >> it seems like gas prices are always going up, bridge tolls are going up. i think to maintain our infrastructure, if that's where it's going, i don't have any problem with that. >> i agree. they overcharge us already. another $1, $3, it might seem minimal compared to what we pay. we already pay too much so i would not appreciate paying a

dollar more. >> reporter: there's greatert concern that public transportation may not meet the need if and when the wears yers arena is -- warriors' arena is built. for now, the process of studying the economic impact of this begins and some grunts like the giants were -- grunts like the giants were -- groups like the giants were caught up in this. if a surcharge comes into freation it could generate $23 to $24 million. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. all right. let's check in with sal. traffic is winding down in some spots? >> yes. if you have waited a long time to time your exit, i don't think it's a bad time to go. you see some slow traffic. you definitely see things beginning to wane a little bit

here and there. it's been steady and slow coming into milpitas. we haven't had a lot of crashes and stalls. let's take a look at the commute in livermore. this has kind of been the problem spot. we've had a couple of earlier crashes. at the bay bridge toll plaza, we're not getting a big -- well, improvement like i thought we might. it's still backed up for a 20- minute delay. 8:38. let's go to steve. >> sal? >> yes, sir. >> ink thats for playing along on it -- thanks for playing along on twitter. >> only you and i get the jokes. >> no, a couple of responded. >> oh, okay. clear skies, breezy, windy for some. carlos tweeted me, he said, dude, it's cold up on the ridge here. here is near paradise. yes, 42. a lot of 30s. i know it's cool. it will stay this way for a while. a lot of sunshine. temperatures if you like cool weather anyone the next seven to ten days are definitely to

your liking. now, the breeze is not -- i mean, yesterday was the main wind event. ronald thompson up in crescent city had .1800. out of this. somebody is getting rain. very, very brisk. 31 kenwood, 38 near woodside. mendocino, lake county, a lot of 30s. three days ago we were in the upper 60s at this time. still northwesterly breeze, santa rosa, 20 miles an hour. half moon bay had 28. and 48 degrees. i mean, no out about it. if you are in the area where the breeze is kicking up its heels, it will be a cool day. 45 eureka, 52, redding. that's it. the cool air has not made it yet. this is a very dynamic and strong system. rain up in seattle. snow in the higher elevations. we don't get that. maybe next week. there are hints of a stronger system dropping in and digging

into northern california around tuesday. we'll see. windy for some today but not widespread. this may be one of those days where it's warmer in downtown napa than st. helena and clearlake. it's that pattern. a lot of upper 60s and low 70s. not much warmer out to antioch. alameda, 64. berkeley, 65. livermore, pleasanton a very cool in the 70s. san jose, 68. santa clara, sunnyvale, all in the same ballpark, along with woodside, mountain view. 50s, 60s along the coast. i had a couple of reports in glenwood park. san francisco, no wind at all. i think it's hit and miss. sunny, breezy. there will be a little moderation but not much. we'll stay below average for a while. 8:40. happening right now, near sfo, the chp is out there inspecting trucks and limousines. claudine wong is live on westfield road. what are the police looking for, claudine? >> well, this is a multiagency

strike force underway right now. taking a look at vehicles with high-passenger capacity. that means limos, shuttles, they will bring buses in here. this strike force is basically looking at everything from permits to gas emissions. mechanical to make sure that people are not working too many hours. they actually do this, they say, once a year. but certainly, we asked them in the wake of that limo fire that killed five people if that was the reason for this event today. they said no, they have done this before but it's on the back of everything's mind. if you take a look in front of us, you have motorcycle officers and they go out and bring the vehicles in and then this multiagency strike force goes through their inspections. last year, they say they broughto take a look at, and again, these inspections go from top to bottom, everything from the vehicle itself, to the person behind the wheel to how many people are carrying to make sure they are not

violating any regulations. in terms of what they find, what i asked is how many -- if you have 70 or so in, how many of those do you find violations or do you have to admonish them? they said it varies. it could be 10%, more or less. they also want to let the folks know they will be taking a look. these folks have to go in every year to do an inspection. they would like to do these things to keep everyone on their toes. this will go on for the next several hours as they continue to one by one brick these folks in to take a look and make sure everything is running the way it should be. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. there will be a bay area super bowl for the first time in nearly 30 years. the big money tied to pro football's biggest game. and what could happen tomorrow to the boy scouts that could change the future of the organization. >> reporter: was someone trying to attack a pg&e substation

this morning? that's what authorities want to know. we'll tell you about the suspicious event that took place here this morning.

we want to take you live to washington, d.c. where ben bernanke, it looks like he's

just leaving a hearing that he was speaking to in washington, d.c. he was actually telling congress that the u.s. economy is doing better but he does not want to impede the recovery so the fed will not end his extraordinary program any time soon. that's good for investors. the dow is up 105, 15,492. the nasdaq is up and so is the s&p. home sales increased 9.7% from april of last year. national medium prices soared 11% to $193,000. santa rosa-based medtronic has announced plan to cut 2,000 jobs worldwide. 70 of the job cuts will be here in california. but the company has not said how many of those positions are based in santa rosa but says all affected employees have already been notified. let's bring you up to date

on some of the other top stories we're following for you right now -- the strong winds today in the bay area caused problems in a lot of areas. tara moriarty has been showing you this blowing sand on the great highway that shut down roads. overnight trees toppled down on power lines and wind warning were posted on bridges and roads. the irs at the center of the scandal, lois learner testified she did nothing wrong. lois learner then refused to answer questions invoking her fifth entertainment right against incriminating herself. we're still following overnight news from santa clara county. earlier a suspicious man was seen near a pg&e substation. there is a security guard out there. there were apparent acts of saab bow taj at the same plant next -- sabotage at that same plant next month. janine de la vega is back now with the latest. what do you know now?

>> reporter: well, not too much has changed here. sheriff's deputies still parked out here. pg&e has been playing for a deputy to be out here ever since the attack happened at this same substation last month. there's kit cal -- there's critical infrastructure. that's why security called in more deputies. about eight responded when they spotted an unknown man spotted in the field near the transformers. this happened during a routine patrol of the property around 3:00. a security guard spotted a white man with a goatee. that security guard shined his flashlight on that man, he ran away towards monterey highway and deputies were called in to help and they set up a perimeter but they couldn't locate him. last month, the substation was attacked by a vandal. someone fired a rifle here at a van and that caused leakage.

the person responsible was never caught and that's what definitely put security guards an sheriff's deputies on high alert here when this latest incident happened. a pg&e spokesman said they will continue to work with the sheriff's deputy. it's still unclear. we haven't heard back yet. we haven't gotten an update from pg&e to see if they are going to change any security measures or bring in more people here because of what happened this morning. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:49. gays and the bye scouts. that -- and the boy scouts, that hot topic is back up. >> the boy scouts are set to vote whether or not to allow openly gay members. scouting leaders from across the country kick off their annual meeting near dallas, texas today. the vote is expected tomorrow. hundreds of people from both sides of the issue are there as

well. gay right supporters welcome the proposed change as a first step to equality. conservatives claim it would undermine the tradition of the boy scouts. the proposed change to allow openly gay members comes after a survey of scouts parent, leaders and the general public. now a spokesperson for the boy scouts , urreview confirmed that this remains among the most com-- complex and challenging issues facing the boy scouts of american and society today and regardless of the results of the vote, the membership policy will not match everyone's personal preference." gay right supporters say their preference would be to allow gay members and gay leaders. at this time, the scouts plan to continue its ban of gay adults, no matter the outcome of the vote, of leaderships. well, it's the big news we

first brought you during ktvu channel 2 news at noon, the super bowl is coming back to the bay area. >> super bowl l in 2016 has been awarded to san francisco. [ cheers ] >> that was the joyous scene in santa clara yesterday as the nfl announced the bay area will host the super bowl in 2016. that's the mayor of santa clara there. the bay area beat out miami to host the game, the golden jubilee. it will be played in the new $1.2 billion levi stadium in santa clara. >> what a great thing to have all of these people celebrating. and having a super bowl in santa clara, california. a miracle. >> you have tears in your eyes. >> i do. i do. i do. >> there's big money tied to the big game. economists estimate the super bowl will inject anywhere from $100 to $400 million into the local economy and several big bay area companies have already committed $30 million to cover the costs of hosting super bowl

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welcome back. 8:54. she claimed that two men robbed her and tried to kidnap her infant son but now a woman in pleasanton is accused of making the whole story up. 23-year-old jennifer flores told police two men stole her purse. but detectives later discovered flores really left her purse at a pizza shop on the day she said it was stolen. then she was seen on surveillance video retrieving the purse the next day. flores was arrested. she was charged with filing a false police report. there's a new clue in the missing man case. a lifeguard found 27-year-old beau rasmussen's shoes and his maroon football jersey near the beach chalet restaurant. that's the sam area where his phone, credit cards and passport were found on sunday. he's not been heard from since he told friends he was going to the beach after finishing the

race. 8:55. a high-tech firm in santa cruz county has created a new safety device for guns in case the wrong person gets it. the company yardarm technologies created a microchip that's a wireless controller. it would trigger an alarm on the gun owner's cell phone if someone tries to move or steal the gun. the gun owner could punch a button that would automatically disable the fire arm. the device would cost $50 at first and then $12 more for an annual subscription. the b.a.r.t. board is expected to vote on allowing bikes on board trains all of the time. passengers had few complaints after a recent test that gave cyclists unlimited hours to use board. that has more b.a.r.t. board directors in favor of a permanent lifting of the ban on bikes during rush hour. but two directors would like a five-month test period before making the new rule permanent. all right. hey, sal, how is 8800 doing?

>> it's still slow. we didn't have a lot of collisions out there. we've had a few. everyone is trying to get stuff done. it's windy on 880. kind of windy and traffic is going to be slow as you drive up to downtown oakland. also this morning we're looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, finally starting to see a little improvement. it's backed up for about a 15- minute wait now at the toll plaza with no major problems onto the bridge. reminder there is a daytime baseball game today. at&t park. the giants and the nationals and the game should be getting out at about 4:00. that's a 12:45 start. this afternoon's commute is going to be kind of rough out of san francisco. finally, we do have some slow traffic still in the livermore valley across the bay on the peninsula, traffic is slow in san mateo as well. now let's go to steve. >> all right, sal. thank you. just heard from sharon, one of our employees, she said, it's freezing out there. it will be a cool pattern for a

while. it's sunny. but breezy to windy. i think we stay below average for a while. maybe even rain next week. it's looking unseasonably cool here. so for the rest of the month month -- so for the rest of the month. >> chilly on memorial day? >> it looks that way. >> all right. >> all right. well, that's our report. thank you for trusting ktvu news. >> join the noon news for more on the limo safety inspections and we're always here for you at ktvu.com. thank you for joining us. ♪

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