moving along pretty nicely all the way up to the downtown area. we have developing news in san jose where firefighters faced a big struggle trying to reach a room stuck in her car. janine de la vega is in the year. tell us what may have played a factor in this crash. >> reporter: we're at the intersection. right here behind me you can see that black suv involved in this accident is about to be towed away. this is a bad accident. the car is completely smashed up and a woman was stuck inside. there is still remnant and broke -- remnants and broken glass on the ground. let's go to video we took earlier this morning. this accident happened at 2:00 a.m.. the blabbings was traveling southbound on ruby when it broadsided a dodge status.

the female driver was trapped inside. it took nearly 458 minute for the fire department to extra cater. he was conscious and was transported to the hospital. two passengers were in the other car. they were also taken to the hospital with minor injuries. police say at least one of the cars ran a red light. they are trying to determine which one of them did. and they also say that both drivers may have been drinking alcohol. they smelled it on one of the driver's breath. the other driver in the dodge stratus apparently did not do well when they did a field sobriety test. it looks like both of them may be getting dui's. this road was blocked the intersection of aborn and ruby was blocked for the last hour. the tow truck is hauling away this gmc yukon. the damage is really bad. you can see where they had to

extra date the door. they will have this road clear in the next half hour or so. reporting live janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. we have the first pictures of an earthquake. a magnitude 5.7 quake hit in the community of greenville. evergreen market in greenville posted surveillance video of its store on the facebook page. take a look. they show dozens of items falling off the shelves. the store posted a message that reads in part what a shake. lots of big aftershocks. you can still hear the rumbling. there was also damage but nothing too serious. the market will open at 7:30 this morning. the colors on this map show and describe how people feel about the shaking and how they describe it.

as you would expect people categorize the intensity as strong. however no reports of any injuries. ktvu viewers posted comments about the quake as our facebook page. some as far away as antioch and san francisco felt that. russia was also rocked by a powerful earthquake overnight. that was 8.3. it was centered off the eastern coast of russia but felt as far away as moscow. there are no reports of any deaths or serious damage. earthquakes rarely felt in moscow. the last time was in 1977. the rescue operation is over a a bridge collapse in washington that sent three cars into a cold river. now a team from the national transportation safety board is being called in to investigation. yesterday afternoon a portion of the bridge north of seattle gave way. cars plunged 40 feet into the skagit river below. rescue teams and divers were

able to pull three people from the water. no one died or seriously injured. >> when the dust hit i saw the bridge start to blow. momentum carried us over. as you saw the water approaching you hold on as tight as you can. >> a washington state trooper says it appears part of an 18 wheeler clipped part of the bridge which made it collapse. meanwhile the ohio company that has made those bolts for the bay bridge is responding. in overnight news oakland police are looking for three men accused of robbing a group of people and they shot one of them apparently. ktvu channel 2 reporter tara moriarty is at the police station with more. >> reporter: police left the scene about 20 minutes ago. they just received word the victim was out of the operating room and was now in recovery.

that crime scene not a homicide scene, thankfully. this man this victim was taken by ambulance around 12:30 this morning. he was in critical condition. authorities tell us he was shot in torso after three teenagers robbed him. the victim was on the sidewalk with three other friends walking home after celebrating his birthday at a nearby club. this happened on the 1900 block of san pablo. police say that the teen stole a woman's coat with her wallet and credit cards and cash from another person they are only described as young african american male teenagerrers there is surveillance video we noticed earlier. investigators say they will look at that to get any clues and of course they will be tracking the credit cards to see if they can try to find their suspects that way as well. live from oakland tara moriarty. british police are trying to determine if the two men accused of a murder of -- he

was a ceremonial drummer and afghan war veteran. the two men accused of attacking him were shot by police and are in the hospital. police also searched several homes yesterday and arrested another man and a woman be it's not clear what their connection to the killing may be. police in moore say they misspoke when saying only 1200 homes were destroyed. authorities have estimated the damage to cost around $2 billion. 24 people were killed including ten children. a memorial for all the victims is scheduled for this sunday and president obama will travel to oklahoma the same day to meet with survivors. bart will run a longer test of bikes on board trains before making any permanent changes. survey shows an overwhelming majority of bart riders don't

think it's a problem. cyclists try to be considerate. >> as far as it goes for me if i see too many people i lock my bike up in fear when i come back it's not going to be there. >> the new bikes on bart test will run from july to november 1st and then the bart board will reevaluate and decide if the change should be permanent. it is friday. going into the long weekend. crossing my fingers for friday light. >> that is right. although i'm going to be here monday. >> so will i. >> it's a workday for a lot of us. >> good morning, everybody. the smallest violin was just played for us. let's take a look at 80 westbound as you head out to the mccarthur maze. that traffic looks pretty good. there are no major problems if you head out to the mccarthur

maze. it's looking good all the way across into san francisco. and this morning's commute on northbound 280 getting up to highway 17 well, that looks pretty good. speaking of pretty good. hello steve. sal, you seem a little chipper today. sit friday or what? >> you know how i feel on friday. >> i know exactly how you feel. very good morning. mostly clear. patchy low clouds. this will be one of the days this could be the warmest between now and monday. i think we will bump it up a little bit today. still darn cold for this time of year. 42 in santa rosa. we are seeing upper 40s and 50s yesterday. our low looks like it wants to pack its bag and eject out. there will be a lot of fog on the coast. we'll get a little warmup today but that's all it takes to get that fog machine going. chilly lows, patchy fog. by sunday that fog really ramps

up and cloudy with light rain looking possible on memorial day week. sunny and a little warmer today. i don't want to go too high. a chilly morning. patchy low clouds. especially on the san mateo coast. toys and 70s to a few opener 70s. low 70s. san jose is in there. mountain view. fremont. santa cruz 70. 61 half-moon bay. a little bit of fog on the increase there and a little cool down. more so sunday into monday and clearing breezy on tuesday. 4:39 is the time. a policy switch for the boy scouts. they will start allowing gay members but the reason some gay right supporters are still upset about the change. and controversial new evidence in the trayvon martin case. the reason the teenage supporters say it should be tossed out.

it will be sunny today. a little warmer. 60 east side and 70s. thank you, steve. >> 4:think is the time right now. it is furlough friday for 115,000 federal government workers. employees including the internal revenue service and the environmental protection agency have been ordered to take today off unpaid. it is a result of the sequester budget cuts. the workers face four more furlough fridays this summer. the internal revenue service supervisor who refused to testify about the targeting of conservative groups has been suspended. she told lawmakers she did nothing wrong and then took the fifth and refused to answer questions. yesterday she was placed on administrative leave. reportedly she was asked to resign but refused. this morning the boy scouts of america will -- the 103-year-

old group admitted on the policy change. 61% of the roughly 1400 voting members supported the resolution. while some gay right supporters who believes the change does not go far enough. >> they are still giving off that message there is something wrong with gay people. and there is nothing wrong with bay members. george zimmerman defense attorney is releasing new pictures and text messages for 17-year-old trayvon martin's cell phone. the pictures show a handgun what appears to be a marijuana plant. they also show him hugging his brother and riding a horse. the text messages talk about smoking and getting in fights. a lawyer says the defense is

trying to sway potential jurors. the only pictures that matter are the ones from the day that zimmerman shot and killed an unarmed teenager. time now 4:44. there is growing concern about a 19-year-old san francisco man who has not been seen since tuesday. police describe shawn city as medically fragile because of a traumatic brain injury he suffered several months ago. he went to visit his former high school teacher on oak and goss street tuesday morning. he spoke with his dad at 1:30 on the phone but has not been seen from since. he was wearing a black and gray hoodie and jeans at the time. we are learning about shooting of of two police detectives. investigators say butch baker and elizabeth butler were planning to arrest jeremy

goulet on a sexual assault charge. >> while being shot at and under deadly attack, four bridge and courageous law enforcement officers walked through the gates of hell, discharged their firearms, as they have been trained to do so under such circumstances and ended this horrific event. >> officers then made a disturbing discovery after the shootout. goulet was wearing body armor and carrying the guns he had taken from the two fallen officers. the ohio company that made the bolts that failed on the bay bridge has finally broken its silence. however the first public state could just fuel the bridge bolt controversy. the company says some top engineers issued a report just two weeks ago that concluded the bolts that snapped met all of cal tran's specifications. and dye son says that report exonerates it from any blame. we are getting our first close up look at the work to fix those broken bolts.

cal tran invited reporters to watch the project. it's designed to make sure the new bridge will be able to withstand a huge earthquake. cal tran is meeting later to decide if the opening day will have to be changed to a later date. the sheriffs office says it will no longer hand over certain illegal immigrants to the government. but it does not apply to drunk driving and domestic violence charges. the sheriffs office is still working with a legal department to figure out when the new policy can go into effect. japan's airways says it will resume service with its dream liner jets a few days than planned. they will use the jets on five flights. the airline says it's already run 170 training flights. it will resume full service of the boeing 787s on june 1st. that includes flights to and

from moused that airports. it was the first time america cup sailors hit ath of british olympian simpson two weeks ago. the big yacht race will go on as planned this summer but there are dozens of new safety regulations. san jose sharks are hoping the playoff fight will go for seven games after a disappointing loss in los angeles. the kings won game five. tom cruise was also at the staple center. the kings are up by one game. game six will be played on sunday in san jose and a must bin for the -- and is a must win for the sharks.

4:48 is the time. sal has an update on the serious crash in san jose. >> that is right. we do have an update on that crash pam and brian. i want to show you video we took last night. this crash that happened at about 2:00 until the morning in san jose at the intersection of ruby and aborn. a woman was driving this black suv was trapped in this car for about 45 minutes. two drivers at the scene were not doing well it came for being tested for driving under the influence. there you see the woman who was finally taken out after 45 minutes. the car was completely damaged after it wrapped itself around a pole and again this is at at the intersection of ruby and aborn. just moments ago they towed this car away but there still may be some remanence of activity at the scene in san jose. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza westbound. the traffic is moving along

pretty well getting into san francisco. if you are driving on 280 in downtown san jose that looks pretty good. let's go to steve. sal, thank you. we have mostly clear skies. a little chill in the morning air. 40s and 50s. we are tending to run a little bit up on the low temps by a couple of degrees. the lights are getting very short. the low pressure system that has been parked over the pacific northwest looks like it's ejecting out but another system will drop in to take its place. today high pressure weak as it may be builds in ever so slowly and warm up a few degrees but not a lot. once we warm up the fog has no problem forming. today and tomorrow child low. a little warmer today. today is the warmest over the next three or four. drizzle sunday morning looks likely. and right now everything is pointing toward clouds rolling in and light rain on memorial

day. today will be a little warmer. although it's another chill in the morning air. patchy low clouds 60 east sides and -- 60and 70s to near 80. fog will be on the increase saturday more so on sunday. rain to the north. maybe even down to san jose. >> thank you very much. coming up they are required by law but the mandatory editions to a san francisco fire house that are actually being called a waste of money. he is the bay area's newest millionaire and he's still in college. what he plans to do with his winnings.

it's still unclear who is at fault in a deadly collision between a bicyclist and a garbage truck. it happened in san francisco during the busy morning commute yesterday. police say the cyclist who was not wearing a helmet died on the scene. cyclists says the area is dangerous because there are no bike lanes at the intersection. fire house one was built to comply with the americans with disabilities act. that means it has three wheelchair accessible bathrooms

and an ada compliant elevator even though the public is not allowed past the ground floor. >> we have a multistory building such as a fire house they are going to have to install an elevator. >> it needs to be changed at that level to differentiate the fire houses as opposed to other public buildings. >> the assistant fire chief says the features cost about $400,000 and 22 other fire houses are about to be rebuilt or remodeled with similar features. it will be a busy memorial day weekend at california state parks. there is 20,000 bookings for campgrounds. that is the highest number on record. campers are also staying longer than ever before. few camp sites are still available from what we understand. it's also a good idea to try some of the first come first serve sites. most of the parks do have those. a 22-year-old college student from san jose is the

bay area's newest instant millionaire. he matched five of the six numbers in last week's power ball drawing. yesterday he claimed his $2.3 million prize. >> for us it's the way i grow up in my family $2 million makes a big difference. that is something that is going to change for my family. >> despite his winnings he is going to continue his job as nighttime security guard and studies computer programming. he plans to spend his money on vacation. >> why not take a vacation? >> you can do a few things with that. 4:55. sal, how is it looking? >> it looks all right brian and pam. right now we are off to a decent start. it's nice and early. between 4:30 and 5:00 we usually don't see a lot going on. let's take a look at the freeway northbound 101 san

francisco. it's nice coming up to the 80 split with no major problems. bay bridge toll plaza is also light. the traffic continues to move along well. we've had a couple road work prompts in san ho -- projects in san jose. things are still light. let's go to steve. sal, thank you. a very, very happy friday morning. a little chill out there. temperatures in the 40s for most. we'll see a little warmup today. 40s and 50s on the temps. these are running a few degrees warmer. the low which has been sitting in seattle and portland and giving them rain and snow and for us the cool and the breeze is also slowly weakening and moving out. it will be replaced by another system. there will be spokes in the wheel reenforcing it. most of it will stay to the north.

i think today is the warmest day as we will get a little bump up in the temps. and one system moves into northern california saturday. that will keep some fog going and a stronger system comes in sunday night into monday. will be on monday. i think wes i know. monday is memorial day. sunny and warmer. patchy low clouds out there. 60s around the coast and bay. mid to upper 70s. a few this time of year the days are very long. they are getting there. it doesn't take too much to warm up. temperatures with slightly below average. slight cool down on saturday. and then more fog and cloud it up. >> thank you, steve. coming up next in our 5:00 hour a bay area man on the run after a deadly crime overseas. there is a major new development in this case. also developing news from san jose we first reported about 30 minutes ago. what we learned about the two drivers involved in a serious accident.

we are live in san jose after three people were hospitalized. why one of the drivers is under arrest. oakland police are looking

through surveillance video to see if they can find the teens that shot and robbed a man during his birthday. a witness describing the horrifying scene when a bridge collapses north of seattle. the injuries and the investigation. plus we have breaking news that inarea man accused in a deadly crime overseas. all ahead on ktvu channel 2 morning news. good morning. thank you for joining us it's friday, may 24th i'm pam cook. >> we're ready. good morning, i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve is ready. he knows all about your friday forecast. >> it looks pretty good. patchy fog out there pam and dave. mainly on the coast. lows are cool again. wice we get cranked up here we