oakland police are looking for three teens who shot and robbed a man on his birthday. the shaking could be felt hundreds of miles away. we have new video from a store at the epicenter of that quake and tell you what one of the employees told me. i saw the bridge start to fall at that point. >> a witness describing that horrifying scene a bridge in washington state collapses, falls into a river. what we now know about injuries and the investigation. an international man hunt for a bay area man comes to an end. the reason he's being tied to a gruesome crime. ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. good morning. thank you for joining us friday

morning may 24th i'm pam cook. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve is right there. basically today won't be too bad. >> no it will be nice. this is the warmest day between now and tuesday. we will get a little bump up on the temps. 60s inland. a little warmer on the temps. here is sal. good morning. san mateo bridge traffic looks good heading out to the high- rise. no major problems. the traffic continues to move along pretty well. also the morning commute is moving well as you drive into san jose but speed and alcohol are being claimed for this crash. police say a woman was trapped in her suv for about an hour after f-boning the other car. the woman in the that was is expected to be some vague they

expect the second arrest soon. let's go back to the desk. in overnight news one man is in the hospital after his birthday celebration ended in gunfire. tara. >> reporter: officers say they were actually down at the port of oakland trying to break up drag races and side shows when they got the call of this robbery. one officer said it took longer to respond than usual because no one was patrolling the area where the shooting happened. authorities tell us he was shot in the torso after three young teenagers robbed him. the victim was walking on the sidewalk with some friends after celebrating his birthday at a nearby club. now this happened on the 1900 block of san pablo across the

street from the greyhound bus station. he stole a woman's coat with her wallet and credit cards and cash from another person. again they are only described yamerican male teenagers and detectives will be tracking the credit cards to see if they can find the suspects. they are also looking at surveillance video. we got a look at the camera and it was right above where the shooting unfolded. so that may provide important clues to detectives. live from oakland i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. time now 6:03. new this morning less than 20 minutes ago there was another aftershock from that magnitude 5.7 quake. claudine wong is in our newsroom and you've got video showing that quake damage. >> reporter: that is right. one thing we know without a doubt that earthquake was felt from miles, hundreds of miles

away. one bay area sent me a tweet. the house creeked, the ceiling fan wiggled. another victim said she was on the 21st floor of the reno casino and she felt it. this is the view in the evergreen market in greenville. this is their security cameras. dozens of items including the wine just fell off. i just talked to the folks up there who are getting ready to open up the store. employees said things were good they were there until midnight cleaning things up. it looks like bottles of alcohol took the hit. the staff members that were in time at the time hit the door jams and stayed there until it stopped. that store should open at 7:30 this morning. check out these photos. it's about a mile from the epicenter. those look like albums.

and they sent us these photos of the quake damaging. owners said it felt quote like the end of the world. that is greenville up in the north part of your screen. all the way down to sacramento, san francisco about 200 miles away from the epicenter. this was a pretty shallow quake. just about 6.8 miles deep. looking at the usgs website. they can give us immediate feed back on when they have another shaking. within that last half hour we had four more aftershocks. that shaking according to the usgs could last for days and weeks. reporting live from the newsroom claudine wong. yesterday afternoon about three cars plunged 40 feet into the skagit river north of

seattle. rescue teams quickly responded. they were able to pull everyone safely from the icy water. reporter rick price is in washington and joins us on the phone with the developments. good morning, rick. caller: good morning, pam. good morning, everybody. this is al something to -- this is really something to see. the bridge goes on to the north for most of its span and then there is this big section that is vanished and there is a lot of debris in the river pavement and pieces of steel. we talked to the washington state department of transportation until 3:00 a.m.. they told us this will not be a quick fix. not only is it a big engineering job but the safety board is due here later today. they will join the investigation with the washington state patrol and the d.o.t. tells us they can't really begin pulling pieces of the bridge out of the river until

that investigation is complete. and then you have to look at the investigation reports and figure out what is the best way to proceed. so we are probably talking months here before the bridge is repaired and before we can put traffic back on it instead of the detour routes. >> even down here in california we are hearing about a number of bridges there in the state of washington that received just a few days ago a grade of c minus from engineers. what are they saying about that? caller: well, you know the infrastructure in washington is like infrastructure in a lot of other parts of the country. many of these bridges are old. some are what you might call an o lute type of construction. in the normal course of events they are still able to carry traffic. it's not an ideal situation. this one we're told received maybe just barely a passing

grade or just a couple of points underneath that. and would not have been necessarily at the highest priority of replacement. but the thing that they are looking at right now is there was a very large oversize load on a semi that came through and hit the bridge just before the bridge collapsed. it's up to the engineers and investigators to draw a straight line between those two events. we can't say for sure it's related but it certainly came very close in time and it was a very abrupt collapse once the truck hit the the steel structure. that is something they are are fell focusing one. rick price is on the phone with us. right near the scene of that bridge collapse. thank you for that update. just a few days ago we did our own investigation into the safety of california's bridges.

our study found that there are more than 2,000 bridges deemed structurally deficient. cal tran says it faces a million billion short fan for killing a family of four was arrested last night. 20-year-old kevin was arrested when he arrived on the flight from vienna after czech police issued an international warrant. the facebook page says he is from palo alto. he's accused of killing his aunt, her husband and their two sons. his parents recently sent him overseas because he was having -- to seizes personal e-mails of a reporter for fox news. that report is coming from nbc news. it comes hours after president

obama in a speech yesterday said he's concerned about the revelations of journalists being targeted by the justice department. coming up at 6:15 pentagon courses are talking -- sources are talking about who is to blame for government information leaked by journalists. 6:09 is the time. this socially when the commute gets a little busier. sal. >> it is a little busier. this is when it gets busier. i think a lot of people are trying to get in a four-day weekend. monday is a day off for many. let's take a look at the bay bridge. usually we have a full deck here. there are certainly some people. they have not turn the metering lights on yet. san francisco northbound 101 looks good. this morning's commute on westbound 580 coming up through river mother that traffic is moving along very nicely. now let's go to steve. sal i'm not ready.

>> well, you look ready. >> i was updating temperatures. we have mostly clear skies. i say that because there is a little bit of fog out there. a little bit. i think it will be on the increase over the next couple of days. today looks to be the warmest day. it's still really strong in the pacific northwest. temperatures are below average on the lows and highs. series of weak little systems within the system will continue to take aim at northern california. a little warmer friday. by sunday and monday we will see an increase in clouds. clouding it up if there is rain. it looks like it will make to the north bay. probably by memorial day afternoon. 42 walnut creek. lows are generally up a little

bit. it's not that strong. most locations are less than five. most. 28 in tahoe. the low seems to be lifting more toward i'd idaho and northern part. for us mostly sunny today expect for that patchy fog but it will billion slightly warmer. not as windy. temperatures starting in the 40s. ending up 60s and 70s. 71 san jose. low 70s on the peninsula. 60s on the coast and in san francisco. fog, sun, mild. where is that sun for saturday? there will be no sun on saturday as you can see on the five-day here. >> all right no sun on

saturday. time is 6:12. developing news right now in petaluma. we have live pictures. this is what we are talking about. pg&e crews trying to get the power back on for hundreds of people. the role that a drunk driver played in creating this major mess. chrysler calling out tesla over billions of dollars of government money. the recent claims that chrysler says is not true. plus british police have identified the soldier killed in a brutal attack this week. what we know about the soldier and the new arrests that have been made.

this is live. pg&e trying to get the power back on right now after an early morning crash. now the highway patrol says a driver we are zooming in now to show you what we're talking about. the driver knocked down a power pole just about 2:00 this morning. the driver was arrested there at the scene on dui charges. but that crash caused a small fire and it knocked out electricity for 200 people. we're in petaluma right now. pg&e says they will get the power back on but it probably won't be until this afternoon. we will keep watching it and bring you details as we get it. british police want to know if the two men accused of brutally murdering a british soldier acted alone. the victim 25-year-old lee

rigby. 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. a neighbor of the one of the suspects says he is shocked. >> what has been the reaction of the local community here? >> shock. >> police searched several homes yesterday and arrested a man and a woman but it's still not clear what their connection to the killing may be. >> just hours after president obama said his administration should not can target journals reports surfaced. as kyla campbell reports the developments put attorney general eric holder back in the spotlight. >> the reports show holder personally signed off on a warrant giving the department of justice permission to search the e-mails of a fox news reporter. i just got off the phone with holder's staff members. right now they are not giving

me any comment. the warrant reportedly gave the justice department permission to search the e-mail account of james rosen. the fox news reporter. it also allowed his visits to be tracked. my problem is with government and military officials willing to leak informs. not the journallests who -- not the journalists who report on it. >> journalists should not be at legal risk for doing their jobs. our focus must be on those who break the law. >> president obama is now calling for a review of the justice department practice. i just spoke to my white house contact we'll have the latest responses in the next hour. live for you in washington kyla campbell. time is 6:18. a sad ceremony planned tonight in castro valley. a candle light vigil and march comes 19 years after the body

of teenager jenny lynn was found in her home. the 14-year-old girl was a promising musician and a straight a student. her family wants to keep this mysterious case in the public eye hoping someone with new information will come forward. contra costa county is softening the policy on deportations. the sheriffs office says it will no longer hand over certain illegal imgrants to federal government. this includes people's cases are dismissed or convicted of certain misdemeanors but does not apply to drunk driving or domestic violence charges. a 510-foot condo tower in san francisco is being signed off on by the planning commission. the build willing be on mission street and also the home of the mexican museum. they approved the plan yesterday despite parking concerns. between 145 and 190 condos will be built in that tower.

tesla and chrysler are arguing about what it means to pay back a government loan. tesla interrupted it was the -- chrysler says that is not the case. chrysler which is owned by fiat says in 2011 it repaid $7.6 billion in federal money. now tesla founder elan says chrysler used some accounting procedures to avoid paying back more than $1 billion. a group of high school students have found a new use for social media and they are taking it all the way to washington, d.c.. coming up you will see the unique car fueled by your online activity. >> and i've already tweeted it out and put it on my facebook page. 6:20 is the time. sal, how is traffic? >> good, pam. i know you and dave are both on twitter. >> that is right. tweeting away. >> we are all on twitter.

i'm on twitter. steve is on twitter. brian flores is on twitter. westbound bay bridge that is backed up but not as big as we normally see it. the traffic is looking pretty good on this friday. i think the friday before memorial day. it's safe to say people are taking the day off. others have been furloughed. but for whatever reason we know it's lighter. you can tell for yourself by looking at this picture. this morning's commute on westbound 9:as you head out to the high-rise the traffic is also looking good. so if you are driving the traffic times are not as bad as they have been. livermore valley dramatic decrease. all the way over to castro valley. let's go to steve. sal. >> yes, sir? >> full moon is tonight. 9:24 even though it's right there right now.

mostly clear. a little bit of patchy fog out there. fog mainly about the city along the san mateo coast. lows are cool to cold again. 41 is cold. probably a few upper 30s. although no one as reported them yet. and we'll get a little bump up in our temps. 40s and 50s. not nearly the breeze wii had in the last couple of days. just a really impressive low. for us it gave us the winds and below normal temps. so temperatures will continue to be influenced by this low. it's really not going anywhere. there will be more run and snow to the north. but it's going to weaken and eject cut. chilly morning. patchy fog. sunny and a little warmer today. temperatures 60s to a few upper 70s. mainly 60s and low 70s. 72 vallejo. berkeley 67. novato 75. a few upper 70s toward phil roy. livermore at 75. they should be closer to 80s.

a little bit more fog and slight dip in the temps saturday. increase the clouds on sunday. and monday rain to the north. clearing and breezy and cool on tuesday. time is 6:22. a funeral home caught fire. how that is adding to the grief of families that are already suffering. it has never happened before. the new record california state parks are celebrating this weekend. we used to live with a bear. [growl] we'd always have to go everywhere with it. get in the front. we drive. it was so embarrasing that we just wanted to say, well, go away. shoo bear. but we can't really tell bears what to do. moooooommmmmm!!! then one day, it was just gone.

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welcome back our time is 6:25. a fire at a funeral home leaves grieving families feeling even worse. it happened last week at the shy press lawn crematory. boxes filled with the ashes of 16 people were burned and then the water of the fire hoses soaked them and then the remains became mixed together. family members are telling the chronical it's like they are losing their loved ones all over again. the funeral home is working with the families now trying to help them recover through this grieving process. it will be a very busy home must recall day weekend at california state parks. there are almost 27,000 bookings for campgrounds. that is the most on record. campers are also staying longer than before. a few camp sites are still available. the parks department says it's a pretty good idea to try first

come first serve sites. a group of kansas city high school students are taking a road trip and being fueled by social media. the high school students rebuilt this 1967 volkswagen and turned it into an electric car. it's powered by tweets, facebook likes and instagram folks. folk. now if you want to show your social media support you can get more information on our website ktvu.com just look for the social media car under our web links on the home page. let's quickly check in with sal and see what is happening in the south bay. >> 280 northbound looks good getting up to highway 17. we are off to a great start in the south bay. also on the sunol grade southbound 680 traffic at the lemon. go to steve. mostly clear and patchy fog

peninsula and san mateo coast. chilly on those lows again today. it will be sunny and mostly sunny. full moon is tonight at 9:24 p.m.. dave. the sudden death of an east bay high school student has stunned a community. how his death is tied to a local gym. we are live in san jose where three people are hospitalized after a bad car crash. we will tell you why one of the drivers is already under arrest. ♪

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welcome back. there it is. the opening bell. ktvu channel 2 morning news internet week over on the nasdaq. celebrating the military there on the new york stock exchange. monday memorial daytime when we think about them. it looks like a down day for the markets not too bad.

>> we will smile and say good morning, to you. it's friday, may 24th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. speed and alcohol are being blamed for an early morning accident in san jose. ktvu channel 2 repo j de la vega at the scene with a look at just how bad the accident was and why it could have been worse. janine. >> now that it's daylight you can see some of the damage left behind by this crash. this suv which was towed away blowed into the traffic street light. now here's what it looked like earlier this morning. police say neighbors heard a loud crash and called 911. officers found a 22-year-old woman trapped inside a black suv that had struck a light pole at the intersection of aborn and ruby in the evergreen area of san jose. it took an hour for

firefighters extricate her from the car. she was take ton the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. now that suv had t-boned into a dodge stratus traveling eastbound on aborn. the passengers in that car were conscious and talking. officers say they are going to arrest the 26-year-old female driver of that dodge for driving under the influence. >> we spoke to some owners at the scene from both of the vehicles and some of the statements from the scene appears the drinking was involved. >> both drivers? >> both vehicles, yes. >> reporter: police say they believe one of the cars ran a red light. they are still trying to determine which of those vehicles was responsible. the intersection was blocked off for a couple of hours. it happened at 2:00 a.m. but of course they are now open and traffic is flowing smoothly. police say all three people that were in both of those two cars are very fortunate to be alive just because again they believe speed was a factor. they believe both the drivers were under the influence. and again one is already in

custody. the other is at the hospital being treated. reporting live from san jose janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. time is 6:32. oakland police are busy searching for three teenagers who shot a man as he celebrated his birthday last night and they also robbed several people. tara moriarty is at the oakland police station with more on what the police are hoping will be able to track those suspects down. tara. police are looking at surveillance video. there happened to be a camera right be the shooting happened at an apartment complex. they will try to see if it provides any clues as to who did this. we do know they are looking for three young teenagers. ktvu was there when an ambulance took the victim away. he was shot in the torso after

three teens robbed him. he was on a sidewalk with three friends. this happened on the 1900 block of san pablo across the street from the greyhound bus station. the teen stole a woman's coat with her wallet and credit cards and some cash from another person. they are only described as young african american male teenagers and the detectives will be tracking the credit cards to see if they can find the suspects. one officer said it took a little longer to respond. police were trying to break up drag races and side shows at the port of oakland. live from oakland i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. rain, hail, and severe weather in oklahoma slowing down tornado recovery efforts where 12,000 homes were damaged or completely destroyed earlier this week. 24 people were killed including ten children and damages estimated at $2 billion. a memorial for all the victims is scheduled for this sunday.

president obama will be there in oklahoma the same day too meet with some of the survivors and families. people are now giving back to those effected by the devastating tornado in oklahoma. people in island park, new york are packing up supplies like tools, gloves, and money to help those in need. volunteers say they feel a connection with those people in oklahoma since they went through the same loss about seven months ago. time now 6:35. the city of oakland has given back millionsover dollars in redevelopment money. the state ordered the city to pay back $34.2 million. battling crime with limited amount of resources leaders from canada were in oakland yesterday trying to get some advice on how to fight crime. coming up at 6:48 what the

canadian leaders are hoping to find out from the city's police department and how they are using other california law enforcement agencies as a model for their own crime fighting plan. family members, friends, and fellow students are mourning the death of a student from a high school in walnut creek. ktvu brian flores tells us that this teenager had recently moved to the bay area from central asia. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, pam. 18-year-old amir moved to walnut creek a few years ago. his family says they just wanted a better life unfortunately this was a life just cut short a few weeks before summer vacation. now he was a junior at the high school. he was part of the school's wrestling team and actually the foothill league champion in his weight class. last tuesday he was working out at a nearby fitness club when he collapsed. he was rushed to john mure medical center. he had brain surgery shortly there after and was in the hospital for a week.

friends and family held a vigil next to him for that time as well. on tuesday he died having suffered through brain damage. that is according to a letter that was sent out by parents. his wrestling coach describes him as the glue that kept the team together and he was laid to rest on wednesday of this week. right now friends and family are planning a community memorial for him and there is a memorial for him on facebook. coming up we will tell you how the public can contribute to this fund and we'll talk to family and friends and what is no question a difficult week for them. live in walnut creek i'm brian flores. bart will run a longer test on bikes on board trains even during rush hour before making permanent changes. the bart board has had short periods of time when bikes were allowed on any time in the train cars. surveys showed an overwhelming majority of bart riders didn't think that was a problem. it will run from july 1st to

november 1st. then the bart board will reevaluate and decide to make that a permanent change. sal, you have the bridges ready for everybody? >> no. >> okay. i'm just asking. >> it's your job, sal. >> i'm never good at holding the stone face. no. of course, dave. happy friday to you. as a matter of fact, dave is right. the bridges are ready. they are lighter than they had been. we are looking at lighter conditions on highway 4. it's not completely light. it's not sunday morning light but it's better than you are used to seeing it for a weekday. and of course on monday most people do have the day off. i didn't say but most. let's move along. the bridge is more than ready for you if you want to drive up there. also in the livermore valley the days have not been good. candidly they have been some of the worse. but now they are good getting

out to castro valley. let's go to steve. sal, wasn't i talking to you in the newsroom? a patchy fog. clear. a little chill in the morning air. now there are signs of other energy will dip in here on monday. i know what monday is. we get a little bump up in the temps today. not a lot. still some of the patchy fog on the coast will hold things in check there. chilly lows. 3567y fog but a little -- patchy fog but a little warmer friday. sunday, monday some clouds coming in drizzle and it looks like rain might make it to the north bay. maybe farther south monday afternoon. there is your low 40s santa

rosa and napa. lows are running about 3-4 degrees warmer than we saw yesterday. 28 in tahoe. 43 ukiah so it's cool. this system definitely even though the rain clouds are up north we get the cool air. the breeze ha tailed off considerably. not showing oklahoma. thankfully they are also very clear now. they have a rough, rough week. for us sunshine today. a little bit of fog though. a chilly morning. not as windy. maybe along the coast or some of the higher elevations you can get a little puff of the decent breeze. 60s and 70s for everybody opinion i did push a few of these highs into the upper 70s close to 80. generally i think mid 70s to low 70s around the bay san jose low 70s. 60s on the peninsula or low 70s. fog will be increasing saturday and then more so on sunday. cloud it up monday. does look like rain to the north. clearing and breezy monday and tuesday. 6:40 is the time. thousands of government workers

begin a four-day weekend today. the reason they are not celebrating. things are still shaking in northern california after a quake in plumas county that can be felt down here. 680 sunol grade not a bad commute for the friday heading down to the south bay. look at them kids. [ sigh ]

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good morning. skies mostly clear. there is a little bit of fog. but overall chilly morning will give way to sunshine and a little bit warmer temps. highs 60s and mid 70s. welcome back. good morning, to you. here's a quick look at some of the top stories we are following for you right few at 6:43. just hours ago speed and alcohol blamed for this early morning crash in san jose. it was a bad one. a woman was trapped in her suv for about an hour after t- boning another car. the woman in the car that was hit she was taken into custody. arrested on suspicion of dui. the other driver is expected to face dui charges as well. last night in oakland a man was shot while celebrating his birthday. he's recovering this morning. police say he was with three friends that were walking home after celebrating his birthday. that is when at least three teenagers robbed them and shot the man. it's not clear why they started

shooting. there are reports this morning eric holder personally approved a warrant authorizing the justice department, to search the e-mails of a fox news reporter. some lawmakers want an investigation of what they are calling the government's targeting of journalists. new this morning a quake felt around northern california. a terrified couple who lives near the epicenter says the initial earthquake felt like the end of the world to them. claudine wong has been monitoring the seismic activity over the past ten hours. >> things are still shaking. i did talk to the usgs this morning. they say the area has a lot of aftershocks right now. it looks like that could last awhile. we've been watching and it looks like every 15 minute there is is a quake. most of them are pretty small. i wanted to show you new video we got at the greenville market which is 200 miles north of the bay area. you can see from the security

cameras things were rocking and rolling there. while this was happening there were employees inside the store. they took cover in the door jams and once it is over the cleanup started and that lasted for a few hours after that. there was damage nothing too serious. if you look at the video you can see things falling off the shelves. that market will open as normal in just about 45 minutes. but check out these pictures from another homeowner on the east shore. it might take the homeowners cd anderson a little longer to clean up his mess. he suffered significant damage to items of his home. it looks like someone ransacked his place. anything that wasn't bolted down ended up on the pieces of art work that were destroyed. we are about 200 miles away from that epicenter. this was a pretty shallow quake. just about 6.8 miles deep. people in the bay area said they felt that shaking in antioch and san francisco.

one woman says she felt it in reno. she's at the silver legacy. anna sent me a tweet saying it was strong and lasted quite awhile. walls, windows, and floors were all creeing. in case you were wondering, the usgs says there are three types of quakes. one where the plate drops from underneath the other and one where they push against each other and one called a slide. live in the newsroom claudine wong ktvu channel 2 news. russia was also rocked by a powerful earthquake overnight. it was centered off the eastern coast of russia but felt in china and other neighboring countries and in the russian capital of moscow. people ran into the streets but there are no reports of any deaths or serious damage. lawmakers from canada are turning to cities such as oakland on advice for fighting crime. some may argue that oakland isn't the best model for

building a crime fighting strategy after struggles and departure of police chief howard jordan. but canadian leaders say despite the number of violent crimes thatly interested in learning how oakland is able to fight back with limited officers every resource -- officers and resources. they also met with police in san francisco and they will meet with -- [ inaudible ] time now 6:47. the ohio company that made the bolts on the bay bridge that have failed is finally talking. however, the dyson corporation says top engineers issued a report two weeks ago says the bolts that snapped met all of cal tran's specifications. and dyson says that report exonerates it from any blame. this is furlough friday for 115,000 federal government workers. employees at four federal agencies including the internal

revenue service and environmental protection agency have been asked to take today off with no pay. workers face four more furlough fridays this summer. this is getaway day for people heading out of town. aaa says just about as many people will travel 50 miles or more from their home as last year. many travelers are heading for the mountains or the beaches to camp. >> we're going with a big group of about 50 people. friends and just hiking in actually. about seven miles. >> so hike seven miles and camp for two days. >> have you done anything so elaborate? >> i haven't but he has. he's worried about my packing. >> many campgrounds say they are nearly full. if you want something nor upscale most hotels say they expect to be busy but don't think they will hang out the say can -- no vacancy sign yet. sal, what is happening in

the east bay? >> we are looking at it. it seems a little lighter in some areas and a lot lighter in others than it normally is. 880 is doing very well if you are coming into downtown no tro and the bay bridge toll plaza is right. san mateo bridge traffic looks pretty good getting over to the peninsula. 1 gethere is not bad. this is a look at san mateo. the bay shore freeway is off to a pretty good start. we have mostly clear skies. a little bit of patchy fog. lows are slightly warmer than most. i heard from ricky in lake port 38 degrees. no surprise. most locations seem to be

running low 50s side. we've got the cool, we've got the wind. patchy fog. sunny and a little warmer today. one of those days if you're in the sun it's nice you go around the corner there is a little chill in the air. the low will eject out. another one will come in and reenforce it late sunday into monday. fog, sun a little warmer. a little warmer. chilly morning. not as windy. sfo about 15 miles an hour. nothing compared to the past couple of days. 60s and 70s to a few upper 70s. days are long and nights are short. you can rebound with even weak high pressure. fog, sun mild on saturday. more fog on sunday. and cloud it up on monday. maybe run to the north baby monday afternoon. cool on tuesday. we want to take a live look at the markets this morning and see how stocks are reacting. it's been a pretty volatile week. as expected heading lower right

now. dow is down almost 70 points to 15,226. i'm keeping an eye on the nasdaq and s & p also down. gap stock we did talk about that. reporting pretty good earnings. unfortunately their profit outlook did not meet analysts expectations. google may be going up against the u.s. government. the federal trade commission is considering another antitrust. they may look into how google uses its dominant market position in the online ad business. the european union is investigating google for antitrust issues. the fight for control over dell could be heating up again. activists investor carl is lining up bridge loans for as much as $7 billion. they reportedly wants to buy out financing in place before july because that is when dell's shareholders vote on company founder michael dell east bid to take the computer maker private. something is happening in

london. we have developing news just a day after that brutal terror attack. now there is a scare in the air this involves fighter jets and a commercial airline. mom how much do i win if i get five numbers? >> what this new young millionaire plans to do with his winnings.

time now 6:55. we have developing news from london we are following. the british defense ministry has launched fighter jets. there some sort of security issue. now that plane was flying from pakistan to manchester airport. it has landed. it had about 300 people on board. the government hasn't released any details right now but the incident happened on the plane and we're trying to figure out what happened. police are heading to the airport now to investigate. we'll bring you the details as soon as we find them out. meantime the america's cup racing teams are returning to san francisco bay. ktvu news crew took this video you are looking at. two saling teams out there in the choppy waters near the golden gate bridge. it was the fire time the america's cup sailors had be in the water since andrew simpson two weeks ago. the big yacht race will go on

as planned this summer but there are dozens of new safety rules. a 22-year-old college student from san jose is the bay area's newest instant millionaire. he matched five of the six numbers. his winning ticket earned him a >> for us it's -- i mean the way i grew up $2 million makes a big difference. that is something that will change drastically for my family. >> i would think so. garcia says the money will not change his lifestyle though. he will continue studying computer programming at san jose city college. he's also going to keep his graveyard shift at a local security firm. he plans to spend his winnings on his education. and he wants to take a little vacation to visit his dad in texas. >> way to go. time now 6:57. sal, you're taking care of the toll plaza? >> has been pretty good actually today. the toll plaza traffic continues to look good. it's become very light in the

last few minutes here. also the traffic coming into the peninsula is good. southbound and northbound 101 getting to the airport. no problem. let's go to steve. hello, sal. mostly sunny today. there is a little bit of patchy fog but there is cold readings. there is a couple mid 30s. my goodness. it will be sunny and a little warmer today for inland areas. 60s and 70s. we'll have your weekend forecasts on mornings on 2. coming up a birthday celebration ended in gunfire in the east bay. what we have learned about the victim and suspect. we have new video of that earthquake damage 50 miles outside of chico.

there was a big puff of dust and i hit the brakes. >> a survivor describes the terrifying scene north of seattle. an interstate bridge comes crashing down, plunging cars in the river below. >> reporter: oakland police say the suspects in a shooting near the greyhound bus station were young teens. they say they