. moving along with traffic this traffic along the 880 split looks good, let's go back to the desk. police are searching for the driver that crashed into a home in san francisco. tara moriarty is at that home with a look at the damage and the abandoned truck was found. tara? >> reporter: you can see the caution tape and they found a huge hole where a pickup truck had smashed into it around quarter to 8:00 last night. the driver then sped off and police arrived a short time later and decided to evacuate a short time later but a light is on inside the garage and police later found the car a ban is doned a -- abandoned a few blocks away. police don't know if this was abandoned and we will let you

know more information, ktvu channel 2 morning news. now to our continuing coverage of the oklahoma tornado. today is a solemn day and the community will hold a funeral for one of the seven students killed at the elementary school. two more children will be laid to rest tomorrow. >> she was a very end jet particular out gag -- inner jet particular -- energetic outgoing person. >> students and teachers will return to classrooms since monday's tornado. president barack obama will visit and in all 13 buildings and homes were completely destroyed and the financial costs will top $2 billion. and people are in moore to

help more than 1,000 march into the city armed with range and shovels and they are working on the cemetery to prepare it for burying there. cameron called an emergency meeting following the brutal murder of a soldier. they ran over the shoulder -- soldier with a car and hacked him to death with a meat cleaver and we have to warn you, the attacker speaks to the camera, his hands still bloody and he said it is revenge for the killing of muslims. prime minister cameron called the images from the scene of the tack deeply shocking. >> the people who did this were trying to divide us. they should know something like

this will only bring us together and make us stronger. >> the prime minister was on a trip and cut his trip short late last night. later brook brock will -- president barack obama will layout a speech and will defend the use of unmanned drones d on the use of drones. the president will announce a change in policy giving the pentagon more control over the drone controlled by the cia. they plan on lifting the ban on two detainees in yemen. at 10:00 they will release their findings into the deaths of detective elizabeth baker and butch earlier this year. the two officers had gone to an

ex-conn's home about a sexual assault when he opened fire and had a shootout with santa cruz police. two teenswere targeted in dublin. they are now warning parents and students to be on alert. coming up, the scheme women are using to take advantage of kind hearted students. at 3:00 hundreds of nurse is will walk off the you job. good samaritan and regional and the nurses are protesting unsafe staffing levels and unproposed cuts to their pensions, it is many to coincide with a final strike in the east bay. two technicians at sutter hospital have been protesting proposed cuts to their contracts. meanwhile, other california hospitals is now over and they are promising them to cancel

dozens of surgeries. hospital officials say the real issue is to except a pension plan. the director has released a long list of new safety regulations. among the list is lower the wind limit on the san francisco bay. it also requires better body armor for the salers and a minimum of two rescue boats per yacht. these recommendations come two weeks after the death of olympic met list andrew simpson. he died near treasure island. time now 4:35, they are inviting them to watch the repair job and the state is to replace bad bolts from earlier this year. they got the latest safety test and it is still not clear

whether the largest tower suspension bring will still be open on time. sal, you mentioned something going on, on 680 is that going to be affected? >> it is a tee do your -- detour for some, some had to use different off ramp but please give yourself time at the interchange and this should be before 6:00. let's talk about one of the big quest commutes and the -- busiest commutes and same thing no major obstructions getting onto the bridge in san francisco and we have roadwork

on 280 and 101, everything is moving along well. we had a lot of 30s and 40s and a little bit of a breeze holding things up but napa airport made it to 37 degrees. and in san francisco there is our power house low, we get the cool and air and the breeze and under the rain in the passive vick north west a stronger system looks like it is moving along and the below average temperatures continue and we have a coal pillow average temperatures. 50s and 60s coast and bay,

temperatures are staying very, very cool, pleasanton and the everybody is coast and a few high clouds are drifting in slightly saturday and sunday and it looks like rain on monday. you know what monday is? >> it is memorial day. we are supposed to be barbecuing, no rain, steve. >> all right . thank you for you warping no. with the -- thank you for warning us. one of the suspects may have been involved in a violent murder. a bay area police chief is resorting to something in an effort to reduce street fights. and your morning commute is looking good, we will have more

straight ahead.

. good morning, it is mainly clear and cool out there, with low 70s. in san jose, a fire burned about an acre of grass last night and is under control this morning that fire started at about 8:30 right near continental drive and route road. we will find out whether boy scouts will be allowing openly gay members. they have gathered outside the national conference in dallas and 1,400 will vote on a resolution that will permit gay scouts but not gay leaders. gay right supporters say it is a critical step upholding

traditional values. there is a new rule after gunning down a friend, tamerlan tsarnaev. he just admitted to killing three people with the help of tamerlan tsarnaev. he was interviewing a friend when he lunged at a member. they are looking to end the latest surge of violence and in the last few weeks, the latest killed a 15-year-old boy. police say fighting among bay members and community activists to gain a better solution. >> we've got to get a more organized specific focus which is particularly focused on kids

ngangs -- kids in gangs. >> out reap members plan on talking to members all all. they are now trying talk with people about chasing people. police arrested a man as he drove from his job at fso to his home in san francisco. investigators say he stole i pads and other items in his care. earlier they have attached to other items. they are warning about cell phones and teens. in the past few weeks the several schools have been approached by two women. the women asked to borrow the students' phones to make a call

and they handed over their phone doing a good deed for a stranger but then the woman ran off with it. >> it six ends me they would do this to kids and they want to help somebody else. >> they are look to be in their mid-30s and look to be in their mid-30s. the government state asks about 31 birds and the average was 31 per every 15 to 19 and they all contributed and teens themselves should get credit for making better decisions.

people can send in dna samples and samples can include cigarette butts or even q-tips. several already have privacy laws in place. city leaders know there are a lot more on the streets selling everything from fresh fruit and icecream to hats and t-shirts. brick and more tore say it hurts people who sell more. >> if they can get better price let them pay >> the city says it is tough with the disowning inspector and in the meantime they will work with the city and later today we will find out who won

it big in last week's powerball training. it had 5 of the six matching numbers. the tickets that hit the 590 million jackpot and that lucky winner has yet to step forward. sal, how is traffic? >> it's not too bad and as a matter of fact we are starting off on 680 north and southbound and they have some of the ramp but as you look around it is not that bad and you will be taken off the freeway in some instances before you can get back on and it is scheduled to go on until 6:00. westbound 24, traffic is moving

along rel -- relatively strong coming up to highway 17, let's go to steve. a little tail end of the system is moving towards california up towards shaster and north and i know we get the e-mails and that's where the low is. very strong and then it is a season which has been very dry and if it did not have a breeze it would be even colder, sunshine and chilly low answer we'll see 60s and lower 70s and it is not going anywhere and it will eventually eject out of

here and them are near there and if you are headed in that treks 50s 6 evers and 70s. redwood city 68 and a half moon bay really cooled off. mostly sunny saturday. high clouds, it looks like a stronger system to the north. this -- this morning a painted pony has been wandering around the neighborhood and now it is in the care of contra costa animal care services. it was spotted at a home on ripley avenue. people showed a photo of a man riding the pony which looks similar to the one found yesterday and the three month old is peel being called

jillian. she donated and is privileged she can help out the zoo. a school field trip took a deadly turn. and the safety changes made on a roadway where a father and daughter were killed last year, stay tuned for more news weather and traffic.

. time now 4:51, the search continues for a missing 4th grading after a deadly gravel slide. they were on a trip when the ground gave way burying four children. one child died and a 4th is still missing. rescuers have been searching by hand : a massive landslide affecting a subdivision appears to be stabilizing. this is the first time since march, there has been no movement. they have asked them to respond to the condition and home her

owner are dealing with a busted pipe and city crews are still making repairs on the streets and the work is expected to last until august. highway patrol is looking for witnesses who may have seen what happened when a driver was killed after a metal rod flew through the windshield of his car. it hand happened between livermore and tracy. chp found the car crashed into the center did i have trieder. he had been hit by something that is used to secure large loads on large trucks. a father and daughter killed last year now the family is asking for change. he and his nine-year-old daughter hadessa wants a lowered speed limit and the father and daughter were killed

by a speeding team and it is lowered from 45 to 10 miles per hour. >> i feel i have achieved something in my life. >> a study by the city of concord found there have been 21 crashes on the stretch since 2010 and there will be a public hearing on that proposal saturday and not as many. 8.1million americans will go at least 50 miles from home on memorial day and more than 21 million will get away by car and 2. 3 million will fly to their holiday destinations. >> sore some of us will stay

for a barbecue. 3:54, 680 we have roadwork at the 680 interchange and we will have delays and you may experience detours as they are doing some roadwork. also on he 88ing traffic is a little bit slow as you dry -- also on 880 traffic is a little bit slow as you drive to high street. let's go to sal. it is a little bit cool, maybe a few isolated showers to the north, 40s on the temperatures even in the north bay we had some with 38 degrees

and it will be clear skies and sunshine and brisk lows this time of year and we will be below average on the temperatures across the board. windy on the coast. there are that is a strong system and we may have a stronger one. and we have 50s and 60s and 70s and it is way below average especially away from the coast. we have a few systems rotating around this system and that will set the stage for a mostly cloudy monday and maybe some rain to the north. >> okay, thank you steve. coming up next, a disturbing incident end

involving more. >> and we have road construction and we will have the good news and the bad news. stay tuned.

. we are live where a pickup struck slammed into a house, we will tell you police have not been able to talk to the driver

yet. we learned more about the two santa cruz police officers this year. this is a very cool pattern, how long will it last. this all related to a very important warning all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. good morning, thank you for joining us, thursday morning may 23rd, i am pam cook. let's check weather and traffic, i know steve stopped and actually looked at the move as he dame in today. it is chilly out there and a couple of people are saying my goodness it is cold this time of year, 50s and 60s and 70s, here is sal. 680s, as you drive to the

change and typically they are out of there and they should be out of there even-year-older. 101 -- out of there earlier. >> 101 there was a crash and i do see police officer on that ramp we are talking about as they are looking for the crash but i don't see it but they are trying to look for it. and we'll see what is going on and it looks like behind the billboard is where it is and now they are just getting to it. topping the news, the search is on for a hit-and-run driver who smashed into a home in san francisco. tara moriarty is there will where