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 robbed and nearly

killed a man on his own birthday. >> reporter: we're live in walnut creek where grief counselors are onhand at a nearby high school after a student dies. we'll tell you what happened and how he's being remembered this morning. we have new video from the damage from the earthquake that jolted an area 50 miles outside of chico and the shaking is not over yet. moat moat -- moat moat begins right now. well, good morning, welcome. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it's friday, may 24th. one man is recovering after being shot at the end of his birthday celebration. tara mori artie is at the oakland

>> reporter: police say the teens stole a woman's wallet and credit cards. they are described as young african-american male teenagers. detectives are going to be tracking those credit cards to see if they can track the suspects that way. one officer said years ago, they weren't seeing these brazen types of crimes being committed by such young people. now it's a lot more

commonplace. the shooting of the paramedic a few weeks ago in the oakland hills really brought that to life. in oakland, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. in washington state, early reports suggest that an overweight big rig struck a bridge causing it to collapse, plunging two cars into an icy river. this happened yesterday afternoon, north of seattle. check out this picture. three people in the cars were safely pulled from the river. rescue workers say no one was killed or seriously hurt. coming up at 7:15, we'll go live to washington where a federal team is expected to arrive today and investigate the collapse. 7:03. in walnut creek, family member, friends and students are mourning the death of a high school student. ktvu's brian flores is here to tell us the teen recently moved to the bay area from central asia. brian? >> reporter: hi, dave. well, the student moved here from uzbekistan just a couple

of years ago. the family said they wanted a better life. it was a life cut short just weeks before summer vacation was supposed to begin. he was a junior at the high school. he was part of two groups as well. one of them was english as a second group and the wrestling team. he was also the champion in his wrestling weight class. he was rushed to john muir medical center here in walnut creek. he was stabilized and had brain surgery. he was -- he was stabilized for a week. he died frommer repairable brain damage. his wrestling coach also describes him as the glue that kept the team together. he was then laid to rest on wednesday. right now, friends and family are planning some type of community memorial. there's also a memorial for him on facebook. we also understand that if you do want to contribute to the memorial fund, go to any chase

bank. they are taking funds at the high school as well. coming up on "mornings on 2," we'll try to talk to family and friends this morning which is no question, a very tough week for them. we're live in walnut creek, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. new this morning, a reporter that attorney general eric holder signed off on the search warrant to seize e-mails from a fox reporter. this comes hours after president obama in a speech said yesterday he's concerned about the revelation of journalists being targeted by the justice department. coming up at 7:15, the outcreek after the president putting holder in charge of reviewing the justice department's investigation of journalists. want to check in with sal. it's friday, but you say traffic is a little lighter than usual. obviously, with the approaching holiday weekend. >> yeah, you know, sometimes on fridays, we have lighter than usual traffic. today it's just lighter. it could be because of the approaching holiday. let's take a look at interstate

880 northbound. the traffic there looks pretty good as you drive past the coliseum. we haven't had a lot of slow traffic here this morning. it might get busier here. bay bridge toll plaza, that's definitely lighter than usual. about this time is when we have the peak of the commute. it's light. minimal delays. maybe you are trying to get a catch a flight at sfo, 101 and 280 looking pretty good at the peninsula. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. well, mostly clear on this friday morning. a couple of very cool readings up in the north bay, kentwood, three readings around 38, 39. there are some cold lays. 38 in lakeport, lake county. not as cold as it's been. lows around the bay seem to be running lower. patchy clouds around. not a lot. a little bit they are. the big low churning up in the pacific northwest looks like it's about to lift out. as it does, that allows weak

high pressure to build in. the nights are short, the days are long. it doesn't take much to warm up. it's not going to last very long because another system within the system will come in and reinforce this probably a little bit on saturday, but more so on monday. chilly low, patchy fog, it warmer today. temperatures, low mid-70s. we'll go a few upper 70s. you have to be pretty far away. sunday/monday, coastal position, drizzle. again, north bay, it looks like that's where it wants to say. 40s on the temperatures. 43, 46, napa. walnut creek, 45. low 50s concord, antioch. and fairfield. 29 in tahoe. 23 in truckee. be advised. the mountains are darned cold up there. 32 in ukiah. the cool air has made it all the way down to southern california. there's the big low in the pacific northwest. we didn't get any clouds. happy to say it's a nice spring day in health official and

kansas city. but the northeast is getting the rain. out in the hamptons. they have to hunker down a little bit. washington and boston looks better. for us, it will be a sunny day, not as windy as well. fog, sun, a little bit warmer, just a little bit. patchy fog, 60s and 70s. 78 clearlake, novato 75. sonoma is in there, napa, 76. concord, 75. a little warmer, brenwood, oakley, antioch. danville, san ramon, mid-70s. same for livermore. 60s, oakland, alameda. morgan hill to girl roy, a little warmer -- gilroy, a little warmer. 60s on the coast in san francisco. a little bit of fog there. fog will be increasing. temperatures kind of slide a little bit on saturday. more so on sunday. cloud it up on monday. i know it's memorial day. clear and breezy on tuesday. you? this morning a bay area man accused of killing a family of four in the czech republic was

arrested last night at dullus airport near washington, d.c. 20-year-old kevin dahlgren was arrested when he arrived on a flight from vienna after czech police issued a warrant. dahlgren's facebook says he's from palo alto. he's accused of killing his aunt and their two sons. czech police says they sent him overseas because he was having psychological issues. drama in the skies over england. it involves a plane from pakistan. also an interstate bridge collapsed in washington state. we'll take you live to the scene. we'll find out how the drivers survived. and the company that made the bolts that failed on the bay bridge, finally talking. why they say they are not to blame. of happiness. luscious locks there's an entire land here...with living cars. now this is flying... with style.

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breaking news from england. two men have just been arrested. it's in connection in a flight from pakistan. two british fire jets were scrambled hours ago and escorted the pakistan plane with 300 people on board. now, the british ministry of defense has given no details yet except to say there was some kind of incident on board that pakistan plane. reportedly, there was a security threat. the pakistan international airlines flight was on its way to manchester, england but it did land safely at an airport there was another scare in the u.k. involving a british jet. the plane was forced to make an emergency landing at heathrow after black smoke started to pour out of one of the engines. once on the ground, the 75 people on board were evacuated.

three people suffered minor injuries. british airways is investigating. the airline has canceled all of the shorter flights, at least for the time being. british police are trying to determine if the two men accused of the brutal murder of a british soldier acted alone. the victim has been identified as 25-year-old lee rigby. he was a ceremonial drummer and an afghan war veteran. the two men accused of attacking rigby were shot by police at the scene and are in the hospital. a neighbor of one of the suspects says she's shocked. >> what's been the reaction of the local community here? >> shock. >> police searched several homes yesterday and arrested a man and a woman. it's not clear yet how they may be connected to the killing. new this morning, russia says the syrian government has agreed in principle to a conference in the country's future proposed by russia and the united states. it is the first confirmation

that president assad's government would be willing to take part in talks with the opposition. the aim of the talks would be to establish the outlines of a transitional government as a way to end the fighting. but russia says that it's impossible to set the date for the conference at this point because there's no clarity about who will speak on behalf of the opposition. 7:13. we're tracking some new revelations this morning that attorney general eric holder personally signed off on the justice department searching the e-mail of a reporter. as ktvu's kyla campbell reports from our washington, d.c. newsroom, this could lead to more problems within the obama administration. kyla? >> reporter: yes. those reports show that holder signed the warrant personally, giving the d.o.j. permission to go through the e- mails belonging to a fox news reporter. the warrant also gave the justice department permission to track james rosen's visits to the state department and his communications with his source,

steven kim. the warrant named rosen a co conspirator in a leak investigation. word that eric holder was behind the warrant came after president obama called for announcing a review into practices of the justice department. the potential problem, he put holder in charge of that. >> they will convene a group of media organizations to hear their concerns as part of that review. i directed the attorney general to report back to me by july 12th. >> this morning critics say holder has no right investigating his own actions and leaders within the republican party have said for days now that holder should resign. now, i've called the white house and holder's staff this morning. so far, no one is willing to give me any comment. i will keep you posted in my developments next hour. kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. contra costa county softening the policy on deportations. the sheriff's office says it will no longer handle illegal

immigrants to the federal government. that includes people whose cases are dismissed or convicted of certain misdemeanors. but it does not apply to drunk driving and domestic violence charges. the sheriff's office is still working with a legal team to figure out when this new policy will go into effect. a 510-foot condo tower in san francisco is being signed off on by the city's planning commission. the building will be on mission street. it will be the home of the mexican museum. the commission gave approval to the plan yesterday despite parking concerns. between 145 and 190 condos will be built in that tower. all right. it is 7:16. looking forward to the holiday weekend? >> yes. >> i'm sure you are. steve paulson is fine-tuning the forecast. he will tell us if any pain showers will impact -- rain showers will impact the weekend. and some pulling an all- nighter at the happiest place on earth tonight.

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it will be a busy memorial day weekend at california state parks. there are almost 27,000 bookings, the highest number on record. campers are also staying longer than ever before. a few camp sites are still available. but the parks department says you can also try the first come, first served ones too. disneyland in anaheim and disney world in florida are kicking off a monster summer. these are live pictures. both parks opened at 6:00 this morning and will stay open until 6:00 this evening. thousands will enjoy the extra time to catch one more show and ride their favorite ride one

more time. disney did the same thing to celebrate leap year last year. we want to check in with sal, see how things are going on the mac maze. >> westbound bay bridge, macarthur maze looks good. it's much lighter than it normally is. when you get to the toll plaza, if you are coming in from san francisco, it should be a very nice drive for you. it definitely seams as if someone people are -- seems as if someone people are taking a four-day weekend. tuesday is the next day we expect big crowds at the toll plaza. westbound highway 4, that looks a little bit slow through that construction zone. for the most part it looks good in contra costa county, including interstate 880. if you are driving between nimitz and hayward on the freeway, traffic is okay. no major problems, about 15 minutes between mowry and 238. let's go to receive.

thank you, sal. >> you are welcome, steve. >> a little bill in the north bay. grayton, sebastopol, and even lake county, a couple of 30s. it's clear. except for a couple of patchy low clouds. the mere fact we're getting this cold is really impress inall because of the low in the -- impressive all because of the low in the pacific northwest. chilly lows, cold low, patchy fog, mainly on the san mateo coast, the coastline. a little bit warmer today. but another system is going to move in. this one looks stronger and farther south. that gives us more crowd and maybe light rain on memorial day. fog, sun, warmer. chilly morning. not as windy. temperatures will be in the 60s, coast and near 70 around the bay to mid- to upper 70s inland. getting a lot of tweets that said mother nature must have

red the memo wrong. it was 90 on monday. we forget. four days ago it was 90. we had a very, very warm april/march. we've been way above on temperatures. so it will be that this way until monday/tuesday. as the tornado victims of moore, oklahoma are still recovering this morning, they are facing a major setback, we'll tell you what's happening out there today. >> we're getting new video and pictures of the damage from the quake 50 miles outside of chico. ktvu's claudine wong has been talking to the usgs this morning.

7:24. a federal team is heading to washington state today after a bridge collapse sent two cars into an icy river. it happened yesterday afternoon north of seattle. rescue teams were able to pull everyone from the water. reporter katherine barrett is at the collapsed bridge with more on what police think happened. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning to you, tori. well, the area here is -- was swarmed with some transportation engineers last night and a little bit this morning, sort of assessing out to a degree whether the rest of the bridge is gonna stay

standing. they are waiting for the ntsb to come and start a formal investigation into exactly what happened. you can see the wreckage behind me is really quite something. you have these two cars that drove off the bridge as it dropped into the river, tangled in the wreckage still. one of them is having a battery short circuit with the water. it periodically blares -- it blares its horn. you can see the cars, half submerged. the people were quite lucky to get out with their lives. they got out with relatively minor injuries. this is, of course, interstate 5, a major artery from north to south from the canadian border down to oregon and, in fact, california, and commerce, tourism and everything else will be disrupted. it could be weeks before they get this thing even temporarily repaired for traffic. tori, back to you. >> so katherine, i mean, that's certainly a big deal. this i-5, we know it well down here. what is the detour?

how long is it gonna take people to go around this bridge? >> reporter: well, there are different detours, dedepending upon whether you are northbound or southbound. i was just talking about this with my photographer here. it's not two owners but i think for all of the big trucks that go, it's gonna clog up local roads quite badly. but interestingly enough, local officials have a plan in place from the vancouver olympics. they already planned these routes for traffic due to the vancouver olympics. so customs and border control have put those in place and hope that will smooth things out for the foreseeable future. tori? >> but so 0 before -- but obviously not in time before the memorial day weekend. thank you. here in california, an investigation learned there are more than 2,000 bridges deemed struckly deficient. but caltrans says they face a

multi-billion-dollar shortfall for maintenance, repairs. we have new information about last night's earthquake, the one that was felt all across northern california. one couple living near the epicenter said it felt like the end of the world. ktvu's claudine wong is in our studio now with all of the new information. claudine? >> well, one thing we know without a doubt, this earthquake was felt from miles. dan in walnut creek, said a chair started to rock. one other viewer at the silver legacy was on the 21st floor and felt the video. this is from security cameras at the evergreen market in greenville. it was rockin' and rolling. this was when the quake hit. i did talk to the store this morning. and they said that there are actually employees in the store at the time when the quake hit. they just stood in the doorways as the bottles of wine and other groceries fell off the shelves.

they said they were there about midnight cleaning up. but the damage is pretty minor and that store should be opening right about w. >> that's the strongest i've ever felt in my life. the pool water's shaking. >> reporter: this is video posted on youtube this morning. rezs reacting to thetic -- residents roo acting to the -- reth aing to the -- reacting to the quake. he said he can't believe it was just about a 5.7. take a look at these pictures from a lodge, damage here includes mirrors falling off the walls, broken dishes. just to show you how far away this is, we're about 200 miles from the epicenter. there's greenville at the top of your screen. we've been watching the usgs website because there have been a lot of aftershocks. it looks like about every 15, 20 minutes there is an aftershock and the usgs said the aftershocks could last for

days or even for weeks. >> all right. thank you, claudine. meanwhile, russia was also rocked by a powerful earthquake overnight. it was an 8.3 magnitude. it was centered off the eastern coast of the russia but it was felt in china and other neighboring countries and the capital of moscow, which was 4400 miles away. you can see it on the map. people frantically ran in the streets. but at this point, there are no reports of any deaths or serious damage. 7:30. well, san jose firefighters say it's absolutely amazing three people survived a horrifying car crash just hours ago this morning. ktvu's janine de la vega just got some new information now. you are here with information about one of the drivers involved and charges that they may face. janine? >> reporter: dave, the driver of one of the cars was just released from the hospital and booked into jail for driving under the influence. now, the driver of the other car actually smashed into that

street light traffic pole that you see there. this is at the corner of aborn and ruby. she's still at the hospital being treated for a broken leg. you can see the force of the impact over herethe's still a gash right here and there's still a lot of broken glass and debris here on the ground. now, at 2:00 a.m., police say that black suv was traveling southbound on ruby when it broadsided a dodge stratus going eastbound on aborn. the suv crashed into a pole. the 22-year-old female driver was trapped in the car and had to be extricated by firefighters, which took about an hour. police smelled alcohol on her break and anticipate she will be arrested for dui. the driver of the other car failed a field sobriety test was and treated for minor injuries. >> whether one missed the light or had difficulty too fast, at some point they met in the intersection, kind of a of it- bone collision.

cars bounced off. the suv crashed into a pole where it came to rest there. there was a lot of damage. >> reporter: police also think one or both of the cars were speeding. this intersection was closed for two hours earlier this morning but cleared by 5:00 a.m. again, back out here live, you can still see a lot of the broken glass. this looks like some foam left over from the bumper here. fortunate that everybody survived the accident. it wasn't busy because it happened early in the morning. there's a lot of cars and stuff here traveling for the morning commute. it was lucky that more people were -- that more people were not injured. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:32. growing concern about a 19-year- old san francisco man who hasn't been seen since tuesday. now, police describe shawn city as medically fragile because of a traumatic brain injury he suffered months ago. they say tuesday morning he went to visit his former high school teacher on oak and goff street. he talked to his dad on the phone about 1:30 but they

haven't heard from him since. he's about 5'5", 120 pounds. he wears braces. he was wearing a black and gray hoodie and jeans and he had a splint on his left arm. the sheriff of kern county is defending his deputies in a controversial incident caught on video. sheriff donna youngblood says the repeated baton blows from his officers did not cause the death of a bakersfield man earlier this month. the sheriff says theon report shows 33-year-old david silva died from a heart problem. the coroner also found silva had alcohol in his system at the time of his death. police in santa rosa hope surveillance photos will help them catch three bank robbers. photos show three armed men wearing masks entering the redwood credit un afternoon on 4th street on -- union on 4th street on monday. he ordered employees to the

ground and customers and made off with an unknown amount of cash. they drove off in a vehicle and abandoned that vehicle and split off into two other cars. a new jury will have to be selected in the jodi arias murder trial in arizona. a judge declared a mistrial after jurors couldn't reach a unanimous decision on whether to sentence her to death or life in prison. the jury reportedly split 8-4 in favor of the death penalty. two weeks ago, the same juror convicted arias of stabbing her -- jury convicted air arrejust of stabbinger to -- arias of stabbing her boyfriend to death. the new trial is set for july. a san mateo county jury found that peter parineh was guilty of killing his wife to expect a $30 insurance policy. prosecutors say he shot and killed her because of massive debts. the defense maintains she

killed herself. tonight, there will be a somber ceremony in castro valley to mark a sad anniversary. the candlelight vigil and march comes 19 years after jenny lynn was found dead inside her castro valley home. police are still looking for her killer. the 14-year-old was a promising musician and a straight-a student. jenny's family wants to keep this mysterious case in the hub -- public eye hoping someone will step forward. today is the second and final day of a nurses' strike in san jose. [chanting] >> the strike began yesterday at good samaritan hospital and regional medical center. the nurses' union says contract talks with stalled. at issue are staffing levels, wages and changes to the pension plan. temporary workers have been hired and are expected to work through the weekend. 7:35. we're still following developing news from petaluma,

pg&e trying to get the power back on of a -- after an early- morning crash. chp says the driver knocked down a power pole on adobe road at 2:00 this morning. the driver was arrested there and faces dui charges. that crash started a small fire and it knocked out a electricity for about 200 people. pg&e is hoping to get the power back sometime this afternoon. well, bicyclists won't be allowed to take their bikes on trains dura on b.a.r.t. until july. that's when a longer test of a more relaxed b.a.r.t. policy will begin. b.a.r.t. has conducted two shorter tests. the cyclists have always wanted the option of taking their bikes on board any b.a.r.t. train. they say most of the bikers already take extra steps to stay out of the way of the noncyclists on b.a.r.t. >> i tend to think more consciously about how much

space my bike takes up. i wait on the stairs before i make -- make my way in. >> the board of b.a.r.t. will reconsider having a permanent policy after this trial period is over. let's check in with sal. see what's happening on the roads. >> is it still light? >> it is light. the day before a holiday weekend. some people try to make it a four-day weekend. i wouldn't be surprised if some people left last night. just looking at these traffic levels. 237 normally we have a jam here at this bottleneck but there's real none. a little bit of a backup. i think you would be happy with this if this was your commute. >> this is the toll plaza that's light. this is traffic -- the metering lights are off. it's that light coming in to san francisco. if you are driving on the nimitz freeway, one of the busiest commutes, it also looks good. no problems on the richmond bridge beginning a bunch -- been getting a bunch of emails

about the richmond commute to marin being a bear. at least today you don't have to worry about that. it's much better than it normally is. let's go to steve. sal, you know cassie jean. >> yes. >> clear from brisbane but she can see the fog rolling over the hills. >> i see. >> mainly the san mateo cote, patchy low clouds. a cold one this morning, especially up in the rahn river, graden, forestville, sebastopol all in the 30s. kentwood had around 38, 39. lakeport was 38. there's some pretty cool readings for may. we'll warm it up a little bit. santa rosa with 73. today we'll go 77. that's only up 1. livermore from 71 to 75. should be closer to 80. these are really well below average on the temperatures.

is it just me or has san jose been really cool lately? the low responsible for it is up in the pacific northwest. kind of lifting out a little bit. still now eastern oregon, eastern washington but the cool air has settled in. even though the lights are short, it takes the high- pressure system to modify this. the low will kick out but then another one says i'm on my way. i will replace it. a chilly morning, patchy fog at left. not a lot. just a little bit. still overnight lows, about three to five degrees warmer for some. we had low 40s for napa, generally low 50s. 29 tahoe. 23 in truckee. be advised if you are going to the mountains, it's killed. 51 in sacramento. really cool. a lot of tweets. you can see that's the low wrapping back around. but it seems to be pushing a little north. very quiet happy to say. finally in oklahoma city. there's no severe weather. it's clear.

but the rain, washington, new york, boston. today will be a rain day and then tomorrow looks better. for us we have sunshine except for some patchy fog. another cold morning. not as windy. but a little breeze may bic picking up. 60s, and 70s. st. helena, 77. 78 pittsburg, pleasant hill, 75. alameda, 67. mill meet tis, 73 -- milpitas, 73. 60s on the coast. 67 san bruno. san mateo, 68. low 70s, redwood city, palo alto, woodside. san carlos. fog, sun, mild. a little bit cooler on sunday. cloud it up on monday. rain to the north in the afternoon. we're still keeping an eye on the weather in oklahoma where rain, hail and severe weather has slowed down for re- - slowed down recovery efforts.

damage is estimated at $2 billion. 24 people were killed. a memorial for all of the victims is scheduled for this sunday. and president obama will travel to oklahoma that same day to meet with survivors. nurses at a moore hospital are being credited for not only saving a woman and her husband's life but also their unborn child. she was going into labor when the tornado hit this hospital. she and the nurses were shaking and then the walls started to rip off. they all hung on for dear life. >> those nurses are amazing. you know, they -- they are definitely doing the job they were called to do. you know, to put my life before theirs. >> braden emanuel taylor was born a healthy, 8 pound, 3 ounces. his mother just finished

nursing school and she hopes to some day help other babies. and carrie underwood is helping the oklahoma tornado victims. underwood says after watching the devastation in her home state, she's decided dote $1 million to the red cross for disaster relief efforts. learning from oakland. why can saw is turning to the east bay city for advice on how to fight crime. now that gay boys can join the scouts, find out why liberals and conservatives are unhappy with this decision. goodnight.

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7:44. stocks are lower on wall street putting the market on track for its first weekly loss after four weeks of gains. sears posting a big loss, the stock down 17%. the dow is currently down 60. the nasdaq is down 17. s&p down 9. i'm also checking right now and gas stock is down 2.5%. investors are receipt acting to the earnings reported. gap reported a 43% increase in quarterly earnings but the gas annual profit forecast was less than analysts expected. gap has been cutting 0 costs while closing less profitable stores while improving product lines. gap's stock is up 33% so far this year, the biggest gain of any company in the s&p retail index. and yahoo!'s stock is up. the sunnyvale company is now buying player scale of belmont,

it makes software infrastructure for mobile games. no word on the price. earlier yahoo!was paying more than a -- announced it was buying tumblr. planning on hitting the road for the weekend? it may be more crowded out there. pam, we may be surprised to learn what kind of trip people are taking. >> yes, i was. gas prices are up slightly. hotels and airlines are charging higher fees than -- than last year. that's not stopping people from traveling. aaa says this is the unofficial start for the summer season and most people will travel 50 miles or more from home. they are headed to fancy hotels and resorts but they are also buying up sleeping bags and tents. >> memorial day is the official start of the summer camping season. >> we're going with a big group of 50 people and friends. hiking in, actually, about 7

miles. >> we hiked seven miles and camped for two days. >> have you ever done anything like that? >> i haven't. but he has. he's worried about my packing. >> reporter: nearly 35 million people are expected to hit the road this weekend. aaa says 95% of the people traveling will be in their cars. the agency says the tough economy is taking the number of flying travelers over the memorial day weekend down. in our next hour of "mornings on 2," what's being done to keep all of us safe on the roads this weekend. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> very important part of the story. thank you, pam. 7:47. the boy scouts of america will start admitting opening gay groups in november. they voted on this in dallas. 61% of the roughly 1400 voting members supported the resolution allowing gay members but not gay troupe leaders.

while some sporters say it's an important -- supporters say it's an important step, this man said this -- >> what happens if a gay man goes through scouting and he's 19 years old and wants to come back and give back and teach others what he learned as a scoutmaster? he's not not gonna be able to do that. >> this debate is far over. some groups plan to meet next month form an organization on this. investigators say butch baker and elizabeth butler were planning to arrest jeremy guy lay on a -- goulet on a sexual assault charge when goulet ambushed and killed him. and then four other officers corned him in an alley.

>> lgoulet was found in an alley and he was shooting -- multiple witnesses, actually, four, saw him shoot with both weapons. >> while being shot at and under deadly attack. four brave law enforcement officers walked through the gates of hell, discharged their firearms as they had been training to do so under such circumstances and ended this horrific event. >> after that shootout, police made a very disturbing discovery. goulet was wearing body armor and carrying the guns he took from the fallen officers. lawmakers in canada are turning to oakland to get advice on how to get crime. some say oakland may not be the best model for building a crime- fighting strategy. but canadian leaders say despite the number of violent crimes in oakland, they are interested in learning how oakland is able to fight back with limited police officers

and resources. we understand they have a plan that will come forward very soon. we're very interested in what the plan will be. >> whether you have a lot of crime or a little, the crime- fighting is similar. hopefully they can take advantage of the lessons we've learned. >> they are particularly interested in the cease-fire program. they also met with police departments and leaders in san francisco and los angeles and they will meet with leaders in san diego today. the city of oakland has given back millions of dollars in redevelopment funds. the state ordered the city to pay back $32.4 million in connection with the sale of eight properties including the henry j. kaiser building. the properties will be returned back to the city. the veterans administration wants to build a new hospital and research facility in mission bay. this is according to the "san

francisco business times." the v.a. is looking to form a private partnership for the $500,000 billion facility. senator dianne feinstein said she would put her support up for this. 7:50. some major changes coming to san francisco firehouses. these changes are designed to help people who may never become firefighters. how much do i win if i get five numbers? >> she's like you didn't get no five numbers. let me see. >> but he did. the one thing he said he will not give up despite his winnings. ♪

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crystal geyser is always bottled at the mountain source. a high-level member of san francisco's fire department says a federal law is forcing the city to waste money on unneeded firehouse features. fire station number 1 has a new

$1 million home. assistant deputy fire chief says it includes accommodations required by the americans can disabilities act. he said that cost the city $400,000 for things he says are unnecessary. >> we have three a.d.a. accessible bathrooms where the general public is not allowed to go, ada accessible locker rooms in our -- lockers in our locker room. >> advocates say those features help the able-bodied and they add it's better to make new spaces universally acceptable rather than upgrading later. a 22-year-old san jose college student is the bay area's newest instant millionaire. his name is michael garcia. there he is right there. matched five of the six winning numbers in last week's powerball drawing. yep. got a check for $2.3 million.

for us, it's -- i mean the way i grew up in our family, $2 million makes a really big difference. that's something that's gonna change, i know, drastically for my family. >> that's for sure. garcia says the money won't change his lifestyle. he will continue studying computer programming at san jose city college. he says he will keep his graveyard shift at a local security company. he plans to spend his winnings on his education and he will take a vacation to visit his dad and family in texas. they will enjoy it, too. >> sounds like a good plan. let's check in with sal for the morning commute. >> my plan would be i would still be the same, annoying guy you already know and love. [laughter] >> nothing much to talk about in trafficland today, guys, which is good if you are driving on highway 24 any time soon between walnut creek and oakland. it's a nice drive. we haven't had a lot of things going on even with the accident

list. it gives me a little bit of time to remind you that this weekend, the chp does extra enforcement looking for impaired drivers. so make plans and be smart about your activities. this is the san mateo bridge. traffic is moving along pretty well. there are no major prlems. southbound 880, i'm gonna move the happen maps here -- the maps here. this crash is reportedly blocking a lane. we'll get to the bottom of it. that one was just reported. we'll try to find out more about it. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. had some 30s north bay. marin, sonoma, napa. we're starting to warm up. a lot of sunshine except for some patchy low clouds. temperatures will recover. mostly sunny. today will be a little bit warmer. i think it will be the warmest day between now and tuesday. but a cold, chilly morning. 60s 70s. i did go with a couple of upper 70s. close to 80. there will only be a few.

most locations will be in the low to mid-70s across from -- away from the coast. cloud it up on monday, maybe some rain in the north bay. >> all right, steve. 7:56. an international nhunfor a bay area man ended dramatically this morning. we'll tell you where police tracked him down. oakland police say the suspects -- the suspects at a greyhound teens are young teens and robbed and nearly killed a man on his own birthday. >> reporter: we're live in walnut creek where grief counselors are onhand at a nearby high school after a student suddenly dies. we'll tell you what happened and how he's being memorialized -- next on "mornings on 2." i don't know. last immunization shots? really? honey, what's my blood pressure medicine called? one time i took something and i blew up like a puffer fish.

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welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. a man celebrating his birthday was shot last night. his friends were robbed. tara moriarty is live with surveillance cameras police hope will lead to evidence that will lead to the suspects. >> reporter: detectives are looking at that surveillance video to try to get a better idea who they are looking for. if you take a look behind me, you can see a camera there. this is right above where the

shooting and robbery happened. it captured the whole thing. it obviously contains very important clue us. ktvu was there early this morning when an ambulance took the victim away. this was around 12:30 in the morning. he was in critical condition, then he underwent surgery. around 4:00, we were told that he was out of surgery and recovering. authorities tell us he was shot in the torso after three teenagers robbed him. the victim was walking on the sidewalk with friends arsell -- after celebrating his birthday. this happened on the 1900 block of san pablo across the street from the greyhound bus station. police say teen stole a woman's wallet and credit cards from another person. they are described as young african-american teenagers. the detectives will be tracking the credit cards to see if they can track the suspects that way. where you officer said years ago they were not seeing these -- one officer said years ago they were not seeing these

brazen crimes being committed by such young teens but now it's becoming paramount. and that shooting of that paramedic in the oakland hills really maim to light -- came to light back to you. a man for killing a family of four in the czech republic was arrested in dull -- at the dulles airport. kevin dahlgren is accused of killing his aunt, her husband and their two sons. czech television says his parents recently sent him overseas because he was having "psychological issues." a popular walnut creek teen is being remembered after suddenly dying from a brain aneurysm. brian flores is live at las lomas high school to see how this is affecting students with just two weeks to go.

>> reporter: 18-year-old was a student here at las lomas high school. his family says they moved here just a couple of years ago from uzbekistan. they just wanted a better life. unfortunately, it was a life cut short, just weeks, as you penged, before summer -- mentioned before summer vacation. we as junior at the high school. very popular and -- he was a junior at the high school. very popular and well liked. last tuesday, on the 13th, he was reportedly working out at a nearby fitness club. his friend says at first he was okay. and then he suddenly collapsed. we don't know exactly what caused him to collapse. but his friend said he had some type of concussion beforehand and perhaps the stress of working out may have caused the aneurysm. he was rushed to john muir medical center in walnut creek where they did emergency brain surgery on. he was stable for a while. in the hospital for aing with. and then on tuesday, he died

having sufferedirrepairable brain damage. now, at the school, friends and classmates are memorializing him by writing messages in the quad area and also wearing hearts around campus with his name on it. >> just crushed. none of us can leave it. he's such a good friend, such a kind-hearted person to everybody here. he would give the shirt off his back to a stranger. it's just been a really hard week for everybody here at las lomas. >> reporter: his wrestling coach described him as the glue that kept the team together. he was laid to rest on wednesday. friends and family are planning a memorial for him. there's also a memorial for him on facebook. you can donate an account at chase bank. there is also an account there. the school here is also taking donations at the school as well. he also has a brother. his name is okmal.

he's a junior here as well. coming up, we'll try to talk to more friends and family. obviously a very tough week for many of them this morning. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. a fire at a funeral home in colma leaves grieving family members feeling e. it happened at the cypress crematory. boxes filled with the ashes of 16 people were burned from the fire and then water soaked the ashes. family members say it's like they lost their loved ones all over again. the funeral home is working with the families to help hem -- to help them through this difficult time. a driver and passenger walked away this -- away from this crash with no injuries. authorities say the car flipped over into a ditch and was leaning up against that power pole. you saw the flames inside the car. it spread to a nearby field. both the driver and the passenger, somehow escaped before the fire started.

all right. 8:04. want to check in again with sal. see what's happening on the roads. sal? >> right now we're looking at traffic that's moving along relatively well. 880 northbound, getting a little bit more crowded. getting up tocoliseum. that accident i told you about last name southbound 880 at fremont boulevard south turned out not to be there. i will tell you about that in a accident. we had a new accident at 580 westbound at canal boulevard. this is a look at westbound 80. the traffic is light. wee talked about that -- we talked about that crash in fremont. couldn't find it. and traffic is light in the area. >> thank you, sal. we do have clear skies, a little bit of patchy fog. temperatures very, very brisk. a lot of 40s. slightly warmer than we saw the past couple of mornings. the breeze has tailed off considerably. it was howling a couple of days ago. it was 90 on monday. we haves gone from 90 to --

we've gone from 90 to 60s. it will be sunny and a little warmer today. not a lot. but a little bit. 73 in santa rosa yesterday. san francisco only up 1. livermore, 71 to 7 a. should be closer to 80 this time of year. and san jose, that's cool. a little warmer. except for the patchy fog, it's good to go for sunshine. finally starting to warm up from the lows. napa was 41. there were some 30s. a lot of 50s but not that warm. your low 50s to mid-50s. 28 in tahoe. it does get cold mountains. in the -- in the mountains. the big low is giving them rain and snow. it lifts out a little.

for us that will allow high pressure to build in very, very slowly. it's rain in the northeast. in fact, i was just reading burlington, vermont, 156% above normal. a lot of rain in washington and new york. it should be better over the weekend. we do have mostly cloudy skies here. but mostly cloudy skies but the fog will be lifting by the coast. not as windy today. sunshine, did push in a couple of upper 70s. this looks to be the warmest day over the next four or five. a lot of 60s and low 70s around the bay and mid- to upper 70s inland. i don't think they will last too long. i think we'll see a cooler pattern tomorrow. cloud it up on monday. looks like some rain in the north bay. clear and breezy on tuesday. recovery efforts in tornado- damaged oklahoma continue this morning. an elementary school in moore, oklahoma was among the

buildings destroyed by the tornado. our reporter rene marsh is there now to show us the damage and tell us about the plans to rebuild. rene? >> reporter: that's right. you know, good morning, dave. we now know that this latest estimate that we're getting is it could cost anywhere from $2 to $5 to do this cleanup effort as well as rebuilding. when you walk around neighborhoods like this one in moore, oklahoma, you really get the sense that these folks are $ed. they don't plan -- are determined. they don't plan on going anywhere. they plan to rebuild. one example of their determination to move forward, this weekend, high school graduation ceremonies will go on as planned. the last day of school was the first time many students and teachers had seen each other since monday's deadly turned oklahoma turned plaza towers elementary into a pile of rubble. >> glad to see my friends and

that they are alive and that i'm alive and i'm okay. >> gave us closure to touch the kids and feel them and know that they are okay. it gave them closure to see us and know that we are okay. >> reporter: they gathered at a nearby school to reunite and say goodbye for the summer. they are asking questions we couldn't answer like will you be back, will the school be finished, where will we go to school, we had to shrug our shoulders and say we'll be together somewhere. we'll still be plaza towers whether we have a building or not. >> reporter: seven children died. moore says the two schools destroyed in the storm will rebuilt. >> that's how we begin. the rebuilding and healing process. >> reporter: the focus is on recovery. an estimated 12,000 homes were damaged or destroyed. oklahoma's insurance commissioner said most people are committed to rebuilding.

severe weather thursday and a flash flood warning put a damper on cleanup efforts and moore's thunderstorms are in the forecast for the weekend. all right, also this weekend, there will be a memorial service to honor the victims of this tornado and the president will also be here tothe devastated areas. he's also expected to meet with some victims and some first responders. dave? >> all right, rene marsh live from moore, oklahoma. thank you. the america's cup racing teams are returning to the san francisco bay. our ktvu news crew took this video of two sailing teams out in choppy waters near the golden gate bridge yesterday afternoon. they are just flying across the water. it was the first time america cup sailors hit the water since the tragic death of andree simpson two weeks ago. the -- andrew simpson two weeks ago. the big race will go on but there are now dozens of sailing

races including a significantly lower speed limit. yosemite's famous half dome is opening today in just time for the memorial day weekend. this week, rangers added climbing cables and planks to the trail which climbers use to climb to the summit. usually the came go up in june. but the low summit allowed rangers to install them earlier. i did that about ten years ago. big advice you need, it's really helpful to have gloves if you are climbing using those cables, otherwise they can really chew up your hands.

but otherwise, it's beautiful up there. still ahead -- new information about the bridge, the one that collapsed in washington state. just a white flash and cold water. >> what the survivors of that plunge into the river are saying and what police say could be to blame. a new allegation targeting embattled attorney general, eric holder. have a good night. here you go. you, too. i'm going to dream about that steak. i'm going to dream about that tiramisu.

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a little bit warmer today. hours after president obama said his administration said the journalists should not be targeted, new developments put eric holder back in the spotlight. kyla? >> reporter: there are reports that holder personally signed off on a warrant giving the justice department permission to search emails of a fox news reportert. that warning gave access to the e-mail account of james rosen. it also tracked his visits to the state department where he met his source. president obama gave a speech a few hours before we learned of holder's possible direct order. he said journalists should not be at rick for doing their jobs. instead the president should the focus should be on those who break the law.

>> i'm troubled by the possibility that leak investigations may chill the investigative journalism that holds government accountage. >> reporter: the president said he's ordered a review e justice department's practices that's dubai july. the only potential problem, eric holder is in charge of that review. that's expected to get a lot of pushback from congress when they return in ten days. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. furlough friday for 115,000 federal government workers. employees at four federal agencies including the irs and the environment protection agency have been ordered to take today off unpaid. it's a result of the sequester budget cuts. the workers face four more furlough fridays this summer. and the irs supervisor who refused to testify about the targeting of conservative

groups has been suspended. in a hear, lois learner said she did nothing wrong and took the fifth and refused to answer questions. yesterday she was paid on paid leave. reportedly, she was asked to re a parking garage collapse in maryland has left one person dead. it happened yesterday at westfield montgomery mall. another person was trapped in the rubble but was rescued. at the time of the collapse, the garage was under construction, both the men who was killed and the injured men, they were construction workers. the cause of the chance is being investigated -- the cause of the collapse is being investigated. about 7:00 p.m. yesterday evening on a bridge along i-5, 60 miles north of seattle, the bridge collapsed.

one witness described seeing a puff of dust before falling over the edge and into the cold water. one man describes having to pap his shoulder back in to help his unresponsive wife. >> managed to get the driver's side door somewhat open to where i could step out onto the side rails of the truck and keep her out of the water in the driver's side. according to a report released two days ago, the american society of civil engineers gave washington bridges a c-minus grade. the report almost 400 bridges were poorly constructed. a team with the ntsb in arriving in washington today to help with this investigation. 8:18. the ohio company that made those bolts that failed on the bay bridge is finally talking. the first public statement from the dyson corporation may increase controversy. the company now released a statement on video. here is part of that statement

-- >> through this and internal investigations it was concluded that the dyson corporation met its requirements on fulfilling the orders to the specifications requested. >> the ohio company says that report exonerates it for any blame for the problem. we're getting our first closeup look to fix those bolts. caltrans invited reporters to watch the huge retrofit project on the new eastern span. it's designed to make sure the new bridge will be able to withstand a major earthquake. caltrans will decide if the scheduled labor day opening of the new bridge will have to be changed to a later date. in florida, a lawyer for the family of trayvon martin says some newly released pictures of the 17-year-old shooting victim should not be allowed at the trial. the pictures were taken from martin's cell phone. they show a handgun. what appears to be a marijuana plant and some obscene gesture. they also show him id hugging his -- show him hugging his

brother and riding a horse. texts refer to him getting into fights. george zimmerman faces second- degree murder charges for shooting martin. the trial is scheduled to begin in two weeks. more than two dozen bars in new jersey are being accused of ripping off their customers. according to a police investigation, the bars were substituting cheap alcohol for premium brands while charging customers for the expensive stuff. as part of the operation, investigators testified a thousand alcohol bottles. in one case, customers were served rubbing alcohol and cara million -- cara million covering -- caramel covering instead of whiskey. scientists say a sweet- tasting poison that had been used to kill roaches stopped working during the 1990s and now they know why. the insects changed genetically

so that sweetness no longer tasted good to them because of its link to the poison. the mutation happened in less than five years. >> yikes. >> yeah. well, some students from missouri, they are hitting the head, and arhoping to do it in that car. it's powered by your online activities. >> it's time to make those holiday weekend plans. steve paulson will be back to tell us about the threat of rain in the bay area. good morning. coming off the bay bridge, eastbound, 80 touch down here in oakland, traffic is moving along pretty well as you pass the billboards. we'll see traffic moving well.

tesla and chrysler they are publicly arguing about what it means to fully pay back a government loan. this week tesla announced it was the only american car company to fully repay its loan from the u.s. government. now, chrysler says that's not true. chrysler, which is now owned by italian carmaker fiat, says in 2011 it repaid $7.6 billion in federal money. tesla founder says chrysler used accounting procedures to avoid paying back another billion dollars. students from kansas are headed to washington in a car

built by social media. they rebuilt this volkswagen and turned it into an electric car. what powers it is tweets, facebook likes and instagram posts. the social media heights are turned into fuel which keeps the car running. students say they will lobby lawmakers to support hands-on education. they say it's better to be moving around and building things instead of sitting behind a desk for an hour. if you want to show your social media report, you can get more information at ktvu.com. look for social media car under web links on the home page. 8:25. speaking of cars, sal, what's -- how is highway 101 doing now? >> it's a little slow, dave. i'm glad you asked the question. we have the picture to show

you. northbound 101, approaching the 80 split. you can see some slow traffic getting off to the central freeway and tonight. at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is light coming across into san francisco. if you are driving on 88 -- 880, it's slow because of an earlier map -- an earlier crash. an earlier map. that doesn't make sense on 880 northbound near high street is being cleared. southbound 880 is looking pretty good between union city and fremont. now, let's go to steve. >> what camera am i on? okay. now i'm ready. >> let's go to steve. >> thank you. i've been here for ten minutes. where you been? [laughter] >> thank you. we had some fog but it's disappearing pretty fast. it will be sunny and a little warmer. a few hints of the fog leftover. temperatures very cold in the north bay. there were mid-30s in the russian river, little valleyed for was 32 this morning --

valley ford was 32 this morning. temperatures will dump up a little today. santa rosa 73 to 77. not much for san francisco. just a little bit warmer. livermore, 71 to 75. should be closer to 80 this time of year. san jose from 67 to 71. 50s now. had 40s but temperatures are slow to warm up. this is a cool air mass for us. it will only get modified a y. le that low in the pacific northwest is still too strong. some of the updated information has just come in. it's speeding up the rain for monday. it's increasing it in the north bay. i'm just letting you know, today will be the warmest. today and tomorrow look okay but clouds start to roll in on monday. it clocks cloudy. chilly morning, not as windy. 60s and 70s on these temperatures. but this will be the warmest day, i think between now and tuesday. no doubt about it, dave. monday is now looking almost like a rain day north of san francisco. >> wow. thank you, steve.

8:27. well hundreds of people in petaluma still have no electricity. a truck smashed into a utility poll early this morning. what investigators say caused the crash and when the fire should be fully back on. also we're getting new video we're getting new pictures of the quake damage. 50 miles outside of chico. ktvu's claudine wong will be here to tell us shaking may not be over yet. police say three people are lucky to be alive after a bad crash in san jose. we'll tell you why one driver is already in jail and why the other driver may be headed there, too. when "mornings on 2" continues.

there have been dozens of aftershacks after that earthquake. claudine wong has more. >> reporter: one thing wino is that this earthquake was felt for miles. it was felt all the way down here in the bay area even the epicenter is 200 miles away. we'll take you to the epicenter now. it was a 5.7. this is from security cameras of a grocery store there. i talked to this store this morning. they told me employees were there when the quake hit and stood in the doorway. there's bottles of wine and cans and other groceries off the shelves. overall, they say the damage was pretty minor. >> that's the strongest i've ever felt in the my life.

the pool water's shaking. >> reporter: there's a shot of that pool. people in plumas county posting videos online. this was all about 8:47 last night. one person posted this vehicle of cracked walls and the baseboards are cracked. he can't believe the quake was that strong. >> five-day forecast i felt the table move because i was playing a gail on the table and then i looked at the wall. i felt like -- i heard the walls creek. i thought somebody our house with our car. >> i felt the couch go from side to side. it was -- i thought maybe it was a car driving by. it wasn't shaking to the point where, you know, it was noticeable. >> reporter: how about these damaged picture from the quail lodge lake almanor? the owner sent us these photos of their quake damage which included dishes on the floor, mirrors also fell off the walls. it must have been rockin' and

rolling because the owner said it "felt like the end of the world." things are still shaky. not as big. some barely registering. we've been tracking with the usgs. it looks like every 15 minutes there will be more shaking and the aftershocks will continue. the aftershocks could go on for days or even weeks. >> thank you. we can tell you that russia had a powerful earthquake night. it was a magnitude 8.3. this one was centered off the east coast of russia. but they felt it in china and other neighboring countries and in moscow, frightened people ran into the streets. that's there's no word of deaths or serious damage. there was a tsunami warning issued at first but then it was lifted. a search is underway for two bank robbers in the south bay. two men robbed the u.s. bank on the so,000 -- 10000 block of

deanza boulevard. while no weapons were visible, the suspects made off with an undisclosed amount of cash. detectives in the santa clara county sheriff's office are asking for witnesses to come forward. speed and alcohol are being blamed for an early-morning accident in san jose. it was a bad accident but ktvu channel 2 reporter janine de la vega is at the scene now to explain whit could have been a lot worse. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. well, the speed limit here along ruby avenue is 35 miles an hour. but a neighbor just stopped to tell me that people speed here all the time and go way over the speed limit. police are telling me that speed played a either in this accident -- a factor in this accident but so did alcohol. you can see the debris left over from this accident. police say neighbors heard a loud crash and called 911. officers found a 22-year-old whomp interested inside -- woman trapped inside. it took an hour for

firefighters to extricate her from the car. she was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening had t-boned into a dodge. two people in that car had minor injuries. but police arrested the 26-year- old female driver of that car for driving under the influence. >> very lucky. very easy could have had three fatalities on this accident. but like i said, they all appear to have non-life- threatening injuries. getting checked out at local hospitals. we're very, very fortunate. >> reporter: police say they believe at least one of the cars ran a red light but they are still trying to determine which vehicle was responsible. police say the female driver of the suv is from san jose and is suffering from some broken bones. she's getting blood tests taken at the hospital but they do expect to book her for driving under the influence as well. back out here live again. it looks like there's cleanup to be done out here because of all of the debris still left on

the ground. no more looky-loos because this happened early in the morning and the road is clear. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, janine. there's 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 a couple of months ago. they say on tuesday he went to visit his former high school teacher on oak and goff streets. he spoke with his father on the phone at 1:30. he's 5'2", 120 pounds and wears braces. he was wearing a black and gray hoodie and jeans and had a splint on his left arm. we have an update to a story in petaluma we first reported on the morning news. a truck slammed into a powerful adobe road this morning. the crash sparked a small fire

and knocked out electricity to 1200 pg&e customers. we just got off the phone with the utility company. pg&e says there are 200 customers still without power and service will not be restored until early afternoon. the driver of the truck was arrested on drunk driving charges. all right, tori. 8:36. sal is back. see have some problems but basically, it has not been too rough of a morning. >> in it has not. we've -- no, it has not. right now, 880 northbound near high street we had a minor crash. they had to run a traffic break to get the cars involved off to the side. after they did that, it left a slowdown behind there at the coliseum. it's improving. also at the toll plaza, we've had a great commute on this friday, getting into san francisco. contra costa county highway 680/24, that traffic has been looking good from concord to walnut creek. let's go to steve. >> very happy friday.

a little breezy but not nearly as windy as the past couple of days. this has been a crazy week. month, 90s, 80s. by wednesday, we had gusts to 56 miles an hour at sfo and maybe where you live as well. hopefully not that strong. it was very, very chilly this morning. still some more 30s. had some mid-30s. if by chance, you are heading up to the russian river area, as federal governmentgy in la fay -- as peggy in la fay get, it was 45 -- la fayette, it was 45. in the mountains, very, very chilly. the days won't be bad. today is a little better. but still, this low as long as it sits up there it will prevent us from warming up. i think today is the warmest over the next hour. patchy fog is about gone. it will be warmer. some areas pushing the upper 70s but the -- one of the forecast models just came in. it's much, much stronger on the rain for monday. we're not talking showers. we're talking rain.

we'll see. looks like some low clouds will be coming in. finally starting to warm up a little bit. but not a lot. i mean, mainly 50s in areas that should be much, much warmer. 39 now. that cool air has made it all the way down south. our big low will finally eject out of here. but it will be replaced by another one coming in sunday/monday. it's all rain back in the northeast. very heavy rain. in fact, 1 to 2-inch amounts there. it will be better over the weekend. for us, fog will be on the increase over the next couple of days. today looks good. not as windy. still breezy. but temperatures recovering. 78 in clearlake. 74 in walnut creek. berkeley, at 67. 71 san jose to 78 in gilroy. that's still not too bad. it should be in the lower 80s. 60s on the coast. low 70s on the peninsula. not much change. i think if anything we'll start to cool it down into sunday. looks like cloud and rain on monday. 8:39. the san jose sharks lost to the l.a. kings last night.

3-0 and now they are on the brink of elimination. >> cliff order with the shot. they score! >> the kings now lead the series by 1 game in this best- of-7 series. tom cruise was there last night at the staples center. game 6 will be played in sunday. it's a must-win for the sharks. the start time depend on who wins today 'pittsburgh, ottawa game. former pitcher, the giants' coach, the late owner of the as, former san francisco 49er tight end brent jones and former oakland raiders wide receiver tim brown, tim brown talked about his first encounter with the wild fans know as the raider nation. >> i was mad at the fans.

don't come to the games if you are gonna do that. everybody is like this is raider nation. you can't be -- [laughter] >> they be waiting for you in the parking lot. [laughter] >> ktvu sports director mark ibanez was the emcee at last night's induction ceremony. a leg night. don't forget. ktvu channel 2 will present the legend of the bay this sunday night, 11:00 p.m., it will feature some upclose very personal stories of four new inductees to the bay area's sports hall of fame. >> looks like a fun. and you don't want to mess with raider nation. >> no. [laughter] the memorial day weekend about to get underway. find out how many people it hadding the roads and exactly where they -- hitting the roads and exactly where they are going. and the security scare over england. ♪

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stocks are lower on wall street debts spite an encouraging report on u.s. manufacturing. the commerce department this morning said u.s. orders for

long-lasting manufactured goods rose 3.3% in april after dropping almost 6% last month, rather, in march. that was helped by more demand for aircraft and stronger business investment. the market headed for its first weekly loss in five weeks. the dow is currently down 28. nasdaq down 12. s&p down 5. 8:44. let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories we're following for you -- in oakland last night, a man was shot while celebrating his birthday is recovering this morning. police say he was with three friends. they were walking home after the birthday celebration. that's when at least three teenagers robbed them and shot the man. the investigation goes on. this morning, they are still investigating that bridge collapse in washington state. state troopers now say a truck that was hauling a load that was too tall hit a support beam on that bridge and caused it to partially collapse. it happened over the skagit river, north of seattle. three people were pulled out of the water with minor injuries.

and a in -- in walnut creek, family members, students are mourning the tragic death of a high school student there. ktvu's brian flores is here now to tell us the teenager had recently moved to the bay area from central asia. >> reporter: it's been a difficult week. good morning. the 18-year-old moved here to walnut creek from uzbekistan a couple of years ago. he was a student here. his family said they just wanted a better life for him. unfortunately, it was a life cut short, reportedly from a brain earner rich. he was a junior at the high school, very popular and well- liked. he was part of the english as a second language learn -- learners and he was part of the mt. diablo wrestling team and was weight champion in his class. he was reportedly working at a nearby fitness club last week. his friends say he was okay but suddenly collapsed. we don't know what caused him

to collapse. he had a concussion that he suffered beforehand and the stress from working out may have caused the aneurysm. he was rushed to john muir medical center. he was in the hospital for about a week. but then on tuesday, he had -- he died suffering through irrepairable and extensive brain damage, according to a letter sent out by parents of the principal -- sent out to parents by the principal. students are wearing hearts around their neck with his name on it. >> we're, whyed. noen of us can believe -- we're crushed. none of us can believe it. he was such a kind-hearted person. he would give the shirt off his back to a strangeger. it's just been a really hard week for everybody here at las lomas. >> i'm still kind of sad. but i'm happy he's not suffering anymore. >> reporter: now, he was laid to rest on wednesday.

right now friends and family are planning a community memorial for him. that's also an online memorial for him on facebook. in you want to -- if you want to ntricote, there's an account at chase bank. and the school is accepting donations. his brother is a junior here at the high school. we're live in walnut creek, i'm brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. tonight there will be a somber ceremony, marking a sand sad anniversary. the candlelight vigil comes 19 years after the 14-year-old body of jenny lind was found in her castro valley home. police are still searching for her killer. she was a promising musician and a straight-a student. her family wants to keep this case in the public eye hoping someone with information will come forward. a new jury will have to be selected in the jodi arias murder trial in arizona. a judge declared a mistrial after jurors could not reach a unanimous decision on whether to sentence her to death or

life in prison. the jury was reportedly split 8- 4 in favor of death. two weeks ago the same jury convicted arias of stabbing her boyfriend to death. the retrial for the penalty phase of the case is scheduled for july. >> rain, hail, severe weather in oklahoma slowing down the recovery efforts. that's where 12,000 homes were damaged or destroyed earlier this week. 24 people were killed, including ten children. the damage is topping $2 billion. a memorial for all of the victims is now scheduled for this sunday. president obama will be in oklahoma to meet with survivors. meantime. after losing homes and cars and many other things in superstorm sandy, people are giving back to the oklahoma tornado victims. people are from island park, new york are packing up supplies like tools, gloves and money to help those who need

it. the volunteers say they feel a connection with the people in oklahoma say they feel the same way. we have an update. investigators have arrested two men on suspicion of endangering an aircraft. a pakistan commercial airliner with more than 300 people on board was headed to manchester, england, when it had to divert to london's airport. these are the first pictures of the scene. a passenger says the two suspects were handcuffed after trying to move toward the cockpit of the plane. investigators say the incident, though, is not terrorism- related. england has been under a terror alert following the deadly attack on a soldier on a london street. there was another scare in the u.k. involving a british airways jetliner. you can see this flight was forced to make an emergency landing at heathrow airport a after black smoke started streaming from one of the

engines. once on the ground, the 75 people on board were evacuated on emergency slides. three people suffered minor injuries. british airways is still ethinvestigating what went wrong -- investigating what went wrong. the airline has canceled all of its shorter flights for the time being. 35 million people will travel this weekend acoring to a -- according to aaaa. where they are headed and what's being done to keep them safe. here's more. >> 0% of holiday -- 90% of holiday travelers are going by car. it's the unofficial start to the summer travel season this weekend. most people will be traveling 50 miles or more from home. we spoke to the california highway patrol about how busy the road and the officers will be this weekend. >> we'll have every officer available working. you will see a lot of black and whites out there. >> officers tell us they always look for drunk drivers but

especially on holiday weekends. they are making sure people are wearing their seat belts and children are strapped into their car seats appropriately. where are they headed? more than half of the travelers say they will be visiting with friends and family. the popular activities shopping going to the beach, and touring and sight seeing. analysts say gas bryces peaked -- gas prices peaked. a new concern "american idol" judge being -- a new "american idol judge" being announced this morning. 280 at king street. a little bit of slow traffic there. coming up to the san francisco exit. we'll tell you more about the morning commute. have a good night. here you go. you, too.

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8:55. there are new reports "american idol" has nailed down its first former contestant who will now be a judge. jennifer hudson has signed a teal to be a judge for season -- deal to be a judge for season 14. she was a favorite among the fans and could help boost ratings. "idol" producers are reportedly trying to sign kelly clarkson and adam lambert. b.a.r.t. will run a longer test of bikes

on board trains even during rush hour. a majority of the riders don't think it's a problem for the bikes to be on board during rush hour. cyclists know their mikes take up -- bikes take up room so they try to be considerate. >> as far as it goes for me, if i see too many people, i look my bike up in fear that when i come back, it won't be there. >> the tests will run from july 1st to november 1st and then the b.a.r.t. board will re-evaluate and decide if the change should be permanent. sal, how is 880 doing? >> it's a little bit slow. but it has not been as bad as it normally is. i'll going by regular everyday standards. this is a little slow approaching high street. but it's better than it was. i just want to remind you since it's memorial day weekend, that the chp is always looking for

impaired drivers. if you plan on celebrating, you should plan your options to include not drinking and driving. just get a friend and stay somewhere. do what you need to do. this is a look at westbound bay bridge, this is a look at traffic moving along pretty well. i would say it's been a great commute at the bay bridge. hayward, southbound 880 union city fremont, that traffic looks good. if you are driving across the bay over to the peninsula, 101 and 92 san mateo county, a little bit slow there but better than it normally is. it's 8:57. let's go to steve. >> we had a little bit of patchy fog and very, very low temperatures. mid-30s. if you are heading up that direction for the long holiday weekend, be advised. the mornings are cool. it will be warmer today. saturday looks okay. turning cloudy to mostly cloudy. i think sunday fog on the roll and memorial day it looks like clouds and rain move in. >> wow. >> looking like it. >> rain in the northeast but what about the midwest?

any more tornadoes in sight? >> well, they have heavy rain in southwest texas. oklahoma city started off okay but now things are starting to build up. it doesn't look severe but anything is not good for them right now. >> a little wet for us. >> maybe monday. maybe monday. >> okay. >> we'll see. it's looking more promising now than it did. >> all right. plan accordingly. >> thank you. that's our report for this morning. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. >> watch the news at noon for more on the ohio company who supplied those bolts for the bridge. have a great day.

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