. there is a multi car crash and why one of the drivers involved in the accident is now facing criminal charges. a 13-year-old boy drowns in a canal in antioch. what neighbors say should be done to make it safer. people wake up as they are forced out of their homes by an early morning fire. "mornings on 2" starts right now.

. good morning, it is sunday, may 26th. i am mike mibach. >> i am claudine wong. and rosemary is back. >> it is foggy, rosemary. >> it is no difference from yesterday. we have clouds out there. and the fog is thick and patchy drizzle reported in cases. cool but not as cool and temperatures are up. for the afternoon, subtle changes. looking at partly cloudy skies. temperatures a tad cooler and still on track for light showers. going to a break down, we will show you this. afternoon high for today, coming up. deadly highway crash along the peninsula. it involves several vehicles and a packed party bus. this is live near 101 and new information. you just received about one of the drivers in the crash, alex. >> reporter: a chp officer told

me the driver who triggered the crash was under the influence. now, this accident blocked all the lanes for 33 hours or more. >> traffic is moving once again and the scene is cleared. it is a chain reaction crash. it happened after two morning. >> red honda sedan veered out of control and came to rest facing the wrong way in the fast lane of the freeway. two cars and a party bus slammed into the red honda, killing the passenger, a woman. the crash seriously injured the driver as well. >> chp believe the driver of the red honda was drunk when he lost control of his car. there were people hurt object board the party bus as it collided with the stopped car. we had approximately. 18 people in the party bus. we had two moderate injuries and six minor injuries. they were all transported. >> usually, you don't have,

when they are in the party bus. >> reporter: chp is not relet'sing the name of the woman -- reflecting the name of the woman in the crash. the man remains in the hospital being treated for serious injuries. but the chp officer told me a short time ago, the driver will be facing dell any dui and vehicular manslaughter charges. alex savidge, channel 2 news. a man is facing felony drunk driving charges. he hit a girl in vacaville and then ran off. police say a 21-year-old driver hit the girl was she was walking across the street and alamo drive. the driver left the scene and then turned himself in. the girl suffered a head injury and is expected to survive. there is an increased police are presence on all the

roads for the holiday weekend. they will be looking for impaired officers. they called in extra officers. they will be conducting checkpoints through tomorrow. memorial day weekend is one of the most dangerous times of the year to be on the road. >> we see the horrible accidents that involve innocent people that have not been drinking and it is random because somebody is impaired. >> in the first 12 hours, chp officers make 58 arrests. that is down from 72 in the last period last year. >> there have been 362 arrests compared to 375 last year. >> fire forced more than 100 people from the apartment complex. >> it started at the shelter hill complex. it is under going major renovations and the units where the fire started were under construction. people were evacuated and many of them have been allowed to

return whom. no one was hurt and the cause is still being investigated. >> firefighters are trying to figure out how several poles caught fire. and it is in the area of london and san francisco. there was another fire in south san francisco. and firefighters say they responded to at least five similar fires overnight alone. pg&e and both are investigating. double stabbing at an annual celebration in vacaville last night. two people were attacked in a downtown parking lot at the fiesta day's festival. they believe it began with a fight at the carnival and ended up at andrew's park. >> interest was a 16 year he old and 41-year-old relative. one is in critical condition. it is the city's most popular event. 30,000 people are expected to attend the week long celebration. they call for this after a

13-year-old boy drowned. they believe the teenager was playing near the water's edge when he fell in near hillcrest avenue. >> it returns six to 8 feet deep and it is six to 9 miles an hour. >> they saw the victim's cousin soaking wet. running for help. >> we ran back there. >> the only thing i saw was a sliver. >> nobody was inside. >> rescue crews covered the body -- recovered the body after a two hour search. they were playing where there was clearly no trespassing signs. they are saying it should be a higher fence for the kids -- so the kids would not climb over. >> they get tempted by that. but they have consequences. a 16 and 17-year-old boy drowned near downtown. that was filled with storm debris. >> the water was fast moving

and very cold. flash floods will continue to threaten san antonio, texas through late this morning. it caused levels to reach 25 feet. >> news helicopter captured the rescue of this man. they had to use a life boat to get to him and bring it him to land. >> they responded to 200 other calls. >> most were people caught off guard and got trapped in the rushing water. >> they had to be abandoned in the flooded areas and even a bus. >> like i said. >> i have never seen it like that. >> it is not that much. >> texas officials say two women died in the flood waters and one teenage boy is still missing. many homes have extensive damage and many are without power. at this hour, he will meet with survivors of the deadly

tornado. they carved a 17 mile path of destruction. president obama will talk to the families of the victims and thank first responders. coming up. a live report from moore, oklahoma as that community struggles one week later. >> they help them track the tornado. >> the dally news said weather channel install special equipment in an suv and including a roof mounted station. >> it includes. temperatures. and wind speeds. >> fog go in other areas. we turn to rosemary, and see how we are looking this sunday. because of the clouds, we are not this cold. without the sun, we don't feel this good either. >> maybe to the farmer's market. maybe for a run. we are looking at low 50s. >> talked to you about it a few moments ago. >> it is pretty thick coming true out of the tunnel.

what a beautiful shot. stop and give you a view here from bay point. >> we are looking at the low cloud deck with the blue sky up above it. and again, in the short term. be prepared for some fog. and half moon bay reporting visibility down to 2 miles. >> reporting delays because of low clouds. we have the delays to it 40 minutes. and some arriving flights. and if you know someone arriving this morning. we have a weak system that is moving over california. it has strengthened the on shore breeze. and in many cases, it will puck up along the coast. >> 53 in napa. and in concord and livermore. again, a note itable jump from 24 hours ago. >> doesn't feel that great. it is cloudy and in some cases, it is breezy. here is storm track consider

two. and will continue to push to the east. >> it has brought the clouds back. >> we will bring us a possibility of rain. it is going to hold off. >> it is going to come on the final leg of the # day weekend here. >> we are mostly gray and get into the noon hour. >> 1:00 or so. and perhaps over the santa did cruz did mountains. and parts of it. and temperatures will be slightly cooler with the system that passes true. >> tomorrow morning we wake up. and once again, it is still to the north. >> it takes until 10, 11:00. by late morning. early afternoon. >> light showers a possibility. it stalls out for some time and passes south of golden gate bridge and i-80. and scattered showers will reach down to san jose. today, will be the dry day. and tomorrow, the possibility of rain going to move there. >> 72 in santa rosa. and 69 in san rafael.

and mid-60s. in oakland. and in san francisco. into the south bay, six for you. san jose, and extended forecast. in addition to the light showers, temperatures will remain on the cool side. elling we will wake up with the possitfew are sprinkles. >> dry egg out throughout the african-american noon. >> partly any. and then -- partly sunny and it will be the mild to warm forecast. we will look at your numbers coming up in a few moments. in a couple of hours, the streets of san francisco will be filled with people celebrating carnivale. >> it sell is brace the latin culture and the grand parade starts at 9:30. it will start on 24th. and continue north to michigan and harrison. the event was almost canceled. but then more than 500 people pitched in to save it.

>> they hope to keep their stanley cup kings alive. >> they need to win this game and game seven. sharks practiced yesterday. and puck drop it is at 5:00. >> this is starting at #:00. honoring the victims of the boston marathon bombing. what the winner of the race will do with his first place medal. >> they got a tip. he wanted to employee up his high school. >> updates found when they searched his bedroom. >> that is a live look outside. >> that is 880, and they are back home. >> little bridge series starting to warm up. >> going at it. and it is 7:12. watching "mornings on 2".

. welcome back. partly sunny skies over danville. it is 63 degrees outside your doors. police got a tip he was going to blow up his school. the 17-year-old was arrested on thursday. they found six homemade bombs in a secret compartment in the floor of his bedroom. they found diagrams for a columbine-style attack. >> they are planning to search again before the students come back from break on tuesday. >> i will be only edge. this whole thing is scary -- i will be on edge. >> he is going to be in court on tuesday. he will be tried as an adult. grand gesture of the men's

race. agency yup pa's man will return the medal in honor of the victims. he made the announcement with u.s. secretary of state john kerry. he is there to mark the 51stof the african union. yesterday, thousands of runners showed a spirit of determination by finishing the final mile of the marathon. they ran to show the world. nothing will stop them. >> survivors took part as their injuries allowed. >> alison burn was hit by the second blast. >> they got the leg safely closed again. i can't run, but i can walk. >> so, i am here supporting the whole cause and excited about it. the bombing last month killed three people and wounded more than 260. tsarnaev is scheduled for a

hearing in july. her speech lasted a minute. they say it was inspirational. >> find your purpose and go for it. starting tomorrow, you can change the world. and the nation is counting on you. that is former arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords speaking to the graduates in new york. >> some graduates said her speech will stick with them for the rest of their lives. in sacramento county, the traveling vietnam veteran's wall is a replica of the wall. >> and it is only smaller. it has the names of the men and women who died in vietnam. >> he is a friend of mine. and he was in my squad in vietnam. he died after i left.

the memorial wall will be on display at mount vernon memorial park. >> this could help in the area ofunsoldiers. there are more than 33,000 veterans dating back to world war two. >> 80 people were identified last year. including the soldier who was buried last month. >> 63 years after he was killed in the korean war. >> the number of identifications is expected to go up. >> tomorrow, there will will be events across the area. >> and are they will be honored ever aboard the hornet. there will be a tribute. and then a keith will be thrown overboard for those who have died. ceremonies begin at 2:00. . in san francisco, the

annual parade to president sid yo semitar will start. it will be followed by a 21 gun salute at noon. >> also tomorrow, the there are will pause to honor veterans. >> all buses and trains will stop at 3:00 p.m. for a minute. they will call for a moment of silence. >> for people of memorial day weekend, it is supposed to be a holiday and they are comforting each other. trying to refer come their i am measurable-immeasurable loss. >> the president will arrive hours from now. they are frustrated with the security irks because of obama's visit? >> reporter: absolutely. we spoke to residents. they were saying. while he is appreciated son some extends is preventing it to get from thundershower

adjusters. >> was of the security perimeters. >> you might not see the police car behind me. >> it is about three or four square blocks. he is to be visiting plaza elementary school which lost seven of the students when the tornado hit. a lot of the houses were damaged so badly. >> they do need a setting. >> they have to get the claims in. and the debris removal will be in. >> and a week after. >> they really wanted to move forward and the president here today will mean something. and speak to the victims and the family and the survivors that were affected by the tornado. you expect to hear from him. he will thank the students and the authorities. >> the people are not fans of president obama. not just the fact that only 33%

of the popular float went to him. >> but, marry avoided -- mary avoided him and admitted about the obama administration s she reacted fast to the emergency. we are hearing that federal funds are starting to come in. and not on the scale that needs to be addressed. >> it can only emit $45 million. and they are hoping that the president will be able to tell them. >> that is coming. >> all right. >> we will keep an eye on the federal funds. >> live in that report. the countdown is on. >> hundreds of people are going to gather in england to sell brought the royal baby. duchess of cambridge is weeks ago for the birth of the first child. >> she has organized the party which is similar to the last

two parties. >> the the event benefits young children affected by meningitis. pair of bald areas in the area have become parents once again. >> they rallied around a company from st. louis. this is sparking hundreds of protests worldwide. waking up with cloudy conditions. and along the coastline and for the afternoon, temperatures ranked below. >> what you can expect for today and we have rain in the extended forecast. crystal geyser is always bottled at the mountain source.

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plaza. they say most corn, soybean and cotton crops are general netally modified. monsanto said it helps farmer's conserve their resources. they became famous last year for hatching a chick and it has happened a second time. an eucalyptus tree was part of it. they say the chicks should take the first ight in early july. the nest is not easy to find and can be spotted with a pair of binoculars while out there. in florida, a 98-year-old man spent his weekend by jumping out of a plane. it helped raise money for charities. >> check out the landing. >> this is the first jump. he started skydiving 18 years ago when he was 18 years old. >> i am going from one to two-time as year since then.

>> for some charity. >> 98 and counting. >> his life's motto is think positive. key to staying young is always doing what you can to help others. >> i thought you were going to say keep jumping out of airplanes. >> looking great. >> someone else jump san diego out. rosemary orozco. >> you knew i was going to -- someone else jumped out of a plane. >> rosemary orozco. >> that was enough for me. >> not a good morning for a skydive. it is cloudy and foggy in some places. temperatures holding in the 50s. we will turn partly cloudy for the afternoon. temperatures are slightly cool are and in the 10:00 hour. >> widespread 50s around the bay and inland. and mid-50s at the coast. it is going to be a pleasant

day in san rafael, morgan hill, low 70s and partly cloudy skies. and mid-60s. around the bay and along the coast. 59 in san francisco, if you plan celebrating out at the carnivale for today. bring along the jacket. cool and breezy. partly cloudy for the afternoon. tomorrow morning we wake up dry and we move into the second half of the morning. the north bay, slight showers expected for you and into the areas south of the golden gate bridge. >> be prepared for the memorial day monday, wake up tuesday with the possibility of a few sprinkles. >> temperatures remain on the cool to mild side. warming trend as we get into the week. this is the warmest day. and this is thursday. >> look at the giant's forecast coming up. >> another soldier attack. >> it happened in paris and what they are saying about the

attack. >> a suspect dies in custody. >> what they say happened during multiple attempts to subdue the man and who jumped in to help. >> multi-car crash and this leaves one woman dead. and the driver of the car she was riding in faces felony charges this morning. >>

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. one person killed after a crash with a party are bus. welcome back to "mornings on 2". i am mike mibach. >> i am claudine wong. >> and the highway patrol told us they do believe it all began with a drunk driver. >> it shuts down the lanes for nearly three hours. alex savidge is live with the chp investigation. alex? >> reporter: well, good morning. a 36-year-old woman from san mateo is dead after the chp said the car she was riding in, lost control and was hit by several other cars. it happened in the southbound lanes. you can see the scene is cheered here. >> the driver who triggered the crash was understand the influence. the chain reaction accident happened at two. and shut down the freeway for

several hours. >> the woman who died was a passenger in a red honda sedan and came to rest. >> facing the wrong way in the fast lane of the freeway. >> two cars and a party bus slammed into the red honda. >> the passenger died at the scene and the driver was serious play injured. >> she said he was drunk when he lost control of his car. >> there were eight people who were hurt as it collided with the car. >> i asked the chp what to do when the car comes to a stop. >> make sure the seat belt is fastened. we don't know whether the passenger had the seat belt fastened. >> and there is a possibility she is not in the restraint. >> not releasing the name of the woman in the crash. but the man she was driving with. remains in the hospital with major injury it is.

and the chp officer told me. >> they are facing dui. and vehicular charges. >> live this it morning. >> alex savidge, channel 2 news. a car hit a fire hydrant in burlingame, this morning. it happened on 101 in burlingame and investigators are now looking for the driver. a man disappeared after finishing the beta breakers. they said they will not leave the area until he is found. >> they came down to look for him. >> they scoured ocean beach and surrounding areas yesterday. >> they handed out flyers. vowing not to give up. >> half a dozen police officers took place in the search.

>> he remains hopeful that he is still alive. >> it is heartbreaking. it is someone's son, brother. >> a great guy. and that's who friends and family are here for. >> no evidence of foul play. >> one theory is that rasmussen went swimming after the race. his clothes were found along with the phone and credit card. >> investigation is underway after a man in police custody died. they were called to the metro pcs store and she said she was afraid of a man acting belligerent. and they tried him during a long struggle and overpowered one of the officers. >> he was just up. and the police officer is not feeling any hits from the back. >> police say two citizens and a security guard tried to help.

and he noticed he was unresponsive and the cause of death has not been determined. >> police in par ritz are trying to figure out if there are links between the stabbing of the french soldier to the attack on a british soldier. a man in a robe walked behind the 23 french soldier and stabbed him in the next with a knife or box cutter. the victim is hospitalized and expected to survive. french officials believe he was targeted because of his military service. >> we are in a place, a soldier. and individual who comes to stab. >> and taking inspiration from abroad. >> france has been on heightened alert from january. and launched a military intervention to regain territory. they said it was seized by islamic radicals. >> they have he arrested three more men in the attack after

off duty soldier. and the three new suspects are in the late 20s. they were detained. and on suspicion of conspiracy to commit murder. >> they were arrested last week including the man we learned was deported from dennia for preparing to fight with al-qaida militants in somalia. they will announce this week. whether the new eastern span of the bay bridge will open on time. >> the six and a half billion dollars bridge is slated to open. >> the discovery during construction puts the timeline in doubt. >> however, any delay it is may pose its own problems. >> using the old span. >> it runs the risk of cat it is a toe free. >> this is the 24th anniversary of the quake t. >> on the other hand. and there is a warning the new bridge is not going to be invincible. >> they tell the contra costa

times this could be the safest bridge as possible. >> but the quake could cause sections of the bridge to it shift. and caltrans said it would be driveable and long traffic delays and some lanes or areas note to be shut down or repaired. >> they predict an earthquakes or greater in the next 30 years. >> new safety barrier could go into the golden gate it bridge. >> it as median it made of concrete and steel. >> they would it move it around. >> depending on the traffic flow and it would be complete by early 2015. >> it will cost 20 and a half it million dollars. this comes from federal grant it is and tolls. >> this is for many, many i am pending costs. and win the bid. >> the super bowl committee and san francisco have worked hand in hand to address future

costs. >> it has so far raised $30 million to pay for events such as a themed park. >> the city of san francisco will likely pay for security. >> transportation and other services. concessionaires will return to their jobs for this afternoon's giant's game. about 750 held a walk youout yesterday. and prepd bartenders and they have done without a raise since 2010 and they said the average worker makes just $11,000 a year. >> everything went up except is for our wages. it is time for the wages to go up also. >> this is a possible unfortunate and illegal strike. and we also think it is a slap to veterans on memorial day. is the company that hires out of south carolina said the employees have one of the best compensation packages in the

industry. >> managers and replacement workers handled concessions yesterday. >> out on the field. the 10 frame game ended with the finish. >> they battled back to tie it up. top of the 10th. and troy gives them a lead and he is not fired up for long. >> bottom half. one on angel practicing began. and there it goes into the alley. and he takes the crazy bounce. and nothing but green lights. goes around and around on the basis. >> you can call it a home run. >> there it is. >> he did it for the new york giantsback in 1931. but the giants yelling foul. bruce bochy was ejected after the home plate umpire blue two big calls that nearly cost them the game. >> bochy said there are more needs for expanded replay reviews. >> oakland as taking this up.

and they are looking for another sweep. >> oakland is a perfect 8-0 against the them this season. >> third baseman with ing. >> four for four. and including the home run. it is gone. >> after the as beat the astros. they will come back to oakland. and it is the as and giants out there. >> we are talking about a chance of showers. you think it exists for tomorrow. >> it is a good idea. >> if you don't have the baseball cap. at least an umbrella. >> something water proof for the kids t. >> looking at a damp day for memorial day. monday. >> this morning. we are waking up with partly cloudy to partly cloudy skies. and visibility is 2 miles. >> we are seeing a some thick cloud. low clouds. hanging tough over san francisco. and the coast. >> and enfrenched in fog and as

well as -- ebb trenched in low clouds. -- entrenched in low clouds. >> antioch. mostly sunny for you. >> few degree it is warmer than yesterday with the cloud cover overhead. >> 56 in oakland. and redwood city. and little breezy. five to 10 miles an hour in some cases and 15 in breezier spots. we will be breezy in some cases and the area today. >> this system has brought us back the low clouds. it will be slightly cooler in the afternoon. and kick up the winds. >> on shore breeze is going to blow along the coast. >> 20 to miles an hour. and blowing well. >> and as we unland. it is 10 to 15 in the afternoon. >> it is a fairly pleasant day for you. and partly cloudy skies and if we are at the coast, remain on the cool side. >> struggling to get out of the 50s. then as we get into memorial

day. >> rain will develop in the north bay and slide south during the course of the afternoon. >> 74 in saint helena. and san rafael. and slightly cooler than yesterday. >> you may not really notice. >> 70 desto the santa clara al l. >> san jose. and along the peninsula. >> pal low al toe and 59 degrees. it is a cool breezy one. for at&t park this afternoon. >> extended forecast here. and budge very little for tomorrow. >> light showers in the forecast for the final day. be and of your eke winds. >> a few lingering showers are the possibility. they don't warm until we get into wednesday and sh showers being the driest one. >> what he said in court that prompted the judge to fine him.

>> major freeway collapse. >> what led up to this one and the damage it caused. >> weep look at the golden gate bridge. and traffic is moving along fine. >> don't forget maximum enforcements day and chp in marin through a picture of a driver they said was going 80. and he was also unlicensed. >> the crackdown does continue. this is "mornings on 2".

. thank you for joining us. live look there at san francisco. mixture of sun and clouds over

the bay bridge and it is cool to mild for the afternoon. investigation is underway for a train collision in missouri that led to the collapse of a freeway overpass. we reported right here on "mornings on 2". it involved two trains. investigators say one of them hit a support pillar and that the freeway could not support the impact. fuel leak from one of the trains caused a small fire to break out. they were injured when the portion of the freeway gaveway. all victims are expected to recover. they are calling the bridge collapse in washington state a wake up call from the nation. they need to pinpoint exactly went went wrong to prevent similar occurrences around the country. the bridge went into the skagit river after it was hit by the semi. and two cars plunged into the river. they started removing sections of the bridge and it will be months before the repairs are

made. a search continues for an angel flight plane that crashed. >> it arranges free flight for sick patients. friday night the plane went he down on its way from massachusetts to new york. witnesses say the plane fell apart in the sky before crashing into a pond below. >> it had airbags and once we get that to the surface. we will search the interior and see if the other victim is inside. >> angel flight was founded back in 1996 and transported more than 65,000 patnts along 12 million miles. they are still trying to figure out what caused the crash. they have some missile launcher he is. the defense minister say it enables iran's forces to crush the enemy. >> the report did not say who the enemy is. some of the surface missiles are capable of hitting israel

and u.s. bases in the region. they should do more to help the victims of the nuclear plant disaster. >> it is still two years after meltdown. in a new report, they said there was inadequate protection for plant workers and lack of openness for hill risks and encourages japan to have emergency preparedness and the handling of the compensation claims. they are facing another legal battle. this he is currently out on bail. he is accused of killing his girlfriend on valentine's day. he has now been fined for unpaid taxes after having to declare his assets in court. he did pay the fine which is more than $100,000. penn state is facing its own legal issues. a former assistant football coach that testified said he was unfairly fired from his

job. mike mcquery filed a whistle blower account against them and said it had nothing to do with the sandusky trial. they are against the new on line social justice course being offered by a harvard professor. >> the growing news of on line courses will damage public universities. it expressed concern about on line courses replacing human interaction especially in humanities courses. the harvard trough of professor said it needs serious debate. the bay area coach will give the commencement for saint mary's graduates. he won 398 games at delasalle high school. his speech will focus on the student's future and the

importance of their lives. this is a huge impact at the solano county jail. they have been affected by 200 inmate. it is a way to ease overcrowding and save money. it starts with low level offenders and they had to open up new beds to accomodate the extra inmates. >> tesla is hoping to compromise staying in business. it will be meeting with the automobile and dealer's association about a bill that will prevent on line sales to consumers. >> the senate passed the bill unanimously. and they say they might take the case to court. >> the model of internet sales conflicts with other state laws as well. >> a rare apple one commuter is a winner. >> they bid the most for the

computer. >> it was built in the steve job's parents garage in 1976. it comes with the original monitor. and along with the letters signed by jobs. >> only. 46. and apple one computers made and this is one in working condition. >> a big step in the world of pro soccer after the first openly gay male much player joins the team. >> he said he needed time to it focus on fashion, school and family. he spoke and said he is coming out of retirement and returning to the soccer field. >> to be it honest with you, i was afraid. i kept my secret. because i couldn't be a soccer player and gay athlete. >> they traded mike maggie. and jason cal lynns announced he was gay becomes the first open gay player in the nba.

john harbaugh will drive the pace car at the indianapolis 500. he got tips from the pit crews and from johnny ruther forward. >> harbaugh has a passion for auto racing and owned a team called panther racing. big change to the of in train service. and why officials say it will be safer. >> it is for month insist the area. >> the battle that is keeping it from turning it on. >> cool pattern remain it is over the bay area for your sunday. >> and plus when you may need the umbrella, coming up.

. well, in florida, a pair of sheep, there you go. and they look like goats to me. >> and animal services are on a

wild goose chase. they were seen running down the highway and then 4 miles and four hours later. eyup and taken to animal services. they don't know how they got loose and if they don't come to claim the pair, they will be auctioned off. >> it is a new elevated track. and the project improves the safety by elevating the train tracks and creates separation by removing vehicles and pedestrians from the railroad crossings over the next week. they remove the temporary tracks and it should be expected. >> they said they are frustrated that a project to improve safety at a busy interception is delayed. >> this is in mill valley last fall and should have been turned on last december. >> caltrans and the public works are in discussions regarding the design requirements for the intersection. >> amazed that they haven't it

gotten the light on. >> there has been accidents. at least one where they had to call the ambulance. >> public work officials say the standoff has been mostly resolved and should be ready to go live. >> in marin county, the beach is scheduled to close for eight months. >> it is to restore the sand dunes at the ends of the beach and pave the parking lots. the beach is set to hope in november. >> we will head over to rosemary orozco for how cool and nice it will be. >> cool can be nice. >> depending on where you are at. >> people don't care for the 80s and 90s and if this is up your alley, you have to go inland. but it is there. >> if you are headed to the guy. and it is -- to the giant it is. and it is barry zito bobblehead

day. >> winds picking up 25 miles an hour or so. be prepared for that. >> upper 50s t in san francisco. and for pacifica. and upper 60s. and san mateo. and redwood city, upper 60s. san jose 60 for you. low to mid-60s. along the east bay shore line and oakland. and there are areas like santa rosa. antioch. 73, mostly sunny. your extended forecast. we have been talking about the possibility of showers and the models indicate that we will see light showers. we will start off the monday morning drive and showers will develop in the north bay first and move into the south bay for the afternoon. >> i will bring you a detailed look for the forecast model on that. >> notice that temperatures remain on the cool to mild side. >> warming up a little bit on wednesday. >> and back to the desk.

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. deadly multi-car crash in burlingame and why the driver is facing charges. a call for more after a boy is drowned in in a canal in antioch. wake up call for more than 100 people in the valley after they are forced out of their homes by an overnight fire. "mornings on 2" continues. good morning, it is sunday, may 26th. i am claudine wong. >> i am mike mibach. memorial day weekend is in full swing. we will go to rosemary for the weather. we will be slightly cooler for the second half of our day this morning. the clouds are more widespread. fog along the coastline and patchy drizzle and reporting delays because of the low clouds. expect that if you know someone coming in today.

we will see light showers eventually. it will happen on the last leg of the holiday weekends. i will show you the possibility. and coming our way in just a little bit. new this morning. we have more information with the victim and a multi vehicle crash. >> it involved a packed party bus and ktvu's alex savidge is there with more. >> reporter: there is a lot of work to do and they have determined at this point that the woman who was killed this in the crash was a passenger in a car that veered out of control and was hit by severalle other cars. and this happened on southbound 101 here in burlingame. south of the broadway exit. >> they told me the driver who triggered the deadly crash was under the influence. >> it went out of control. >> and that car came to rest,

facing the wrong way in the fast lane of the free heway. >> two cars and a party bus slammed into the red honda. the passenger died at the scene and the driver was seriously injured. >> investigators believed the driver of the red sedan was drunk. >> chp, on the lookout for the drunk drivers and trying to prevent deadly accidents like this one. >> we are reminding people to, if you drink or drive. have a designate td driver. other than that, be careful. if you are not drinking, be aware that someone else on the road might be drinking. >> reporter: there were a total of 18 people on the party bus. eight of them had to be transferred because of injuries. they are not releasing the name of the women that was killed in the accident. only saying she was 36 years old and lived in san mateo. the man she was driving with in

the carrie mains in the hospital with very serious charges. he will be facing dui and manslaughter charges. his name is not released either. >> alex savidge. >> ktvu news. police say he hit a 16-year-old girl in vacaville and then ran off. >> it happened at 6:45. he hit a bill as she was walking across the street in alamo drive. the driver left the scene and later turned himself in. >> she suffered a head injury and is expected to survive. >> we will see an increased in police presence all over the roads. chp and other agencies will be looking for others. they will be conducting dui check points through midnight tomorrow. memorial day weekend is one of the most dangerous times of year out there on the roadways. >> we see the horrible

accidents that involved innocent people and just random victims of someone who is impaired. >> first it 12 hours of the maximum enforcement it period. >> they made 58 dui arrests on the bay area roads and that is down from two last year. and statewide t. >> will is 375 last year. >> well, a fire forced more than 100 people from armet complex. it started at the shelter hill apartments. >> they say the complex is understander going major renovations and the units where the fire started were under construction. >> more than 100people have been able to return home. they had trouble getting to the fire. this is built on a steep hillside. so accessing the area of the fire is difficult. >> they had to stretch hose down several flights of stairs. >> no one was hurt and the cause is still being it

investigated. >> they are trying to figure it out how this happened. >> this is a video of one area in london and russia streets in san francisco. >> our cameras. >> caught another fire in south san francisco. >> firefighters say they responded to at least nine similar fires overnight. >> pg&e are both investigating. >> two people were stabbed in advantage candlestickville. and they say they were attacked in a downtown porking lot. >> they believe it began with the parking area. we are told the victims are a 16-year-old tle and 16 year owed e. one is in critical condition. this is one of the most popular events. 30,000 people are fog to it celebrate. >> they are calling for new fencing after a 13-year-old boy drowned. >> they believe the teenager

was playing near the water's and it runs. >> six to 8 feet. and up to 9 miles. and saw them running for help. >> we ran back there. >> the only thing i saw was a sliver. >> rescue crews recovered the boy's body. he was playing with clearly marked no trespassing signs. some are saying there should be a higher fence so it is difficult for them to climb over. they are attempted by water -- tempted by waterways. >> a 16 year old and 17-year-old walnut creek drowned. after being in downtown and that was filled with storm debris. the water was fast moving and cold. >> they will threaten san

antonio texas. >> torrential levels caused you to go in new areas. they captured the rescue of this man. trapped on the roof of a public bathroom. >> they took him on to dry land. >> they responded to more than 200 other calls and they got caught off guard. and got trap the rushing waters. >> many vehicles had to be abandoned. >> it is bad. >> i have never seen it like that. texas officials say two died in the daughter and many homes have extensive damage along with no power. at this hour, they have survivors of monday's tornado. three people died in the 17 mile path of destruction.

winds approached 200 miles an hour. president obama will talk to the families of victims and thank first responder it is. we will have a live report from moore, oklahoma as they struggle to recover. one week later. >> 8:07. we will check how the weekend is shaping up. and that rain is headed our way. >> last minute before it comes up again. >> it will take a few days. >> remember, we were talking about heightened fire danger. >> toad. unseasonably cool. in the weather forecast. and the they were a little more wide pled. giving you a gorgeous view of the low clouds there. en and plenty gray. and not so nice for my shot, rosemary. >> i see just a nice ride over the pay bridge. and sunshine powering in. and south bay. and overcast going on.

and even along the coastline. little bit of patchy fog and drizzle. and reporting some for the arriving flights. it has been locked in for the last several days. >> bringing us the cold weather. >> continuing to bring us the unsettled pattern and cooler condition it is. >> but we will. >> and it is going to come for tomorrow. >> winds right now. >> 15 sfo and 13 in hayward and over the area. and stretching into livermore. >> the breeze is a little bit stronger for today. >> areas near the coastline. and if you plan it going to it darn value s and celebration is continues there. am and it is antioch. fairfield. >> concord. >> looking good. and it is begining to peel away. >> this is mostly cloudy skies. >> slightly warmer than yesterday. and if it is great and cloudy

outside the door. >> it is not warm. >> we will watch this. and by 10:00 or so. >> looks good. >> and for the noontime t 1:00. >> it begins to clear then for the afternoon. partly cloudy skies. i will keep this running. >> we are into memorial day. we start off agree d and light rain. it is going to hold off until 10, 11:00. and waits until the afternoon before it slides into the south bay. >> scattered showers and more widespread rain. >> light rayna the evening hours. >> that is what we can expect for tomorrow t how much rain will we get. >> anywhere from a 10th to two been comment. >> # two for san rafael. and upper 50s t for the coast and mountain view 68. morgan hill 70.

pleasanton, you are looking for the second half of your day. >> extended forecast. >> temperatures will remain on the mild side. >> cool for the coast. a better. >> little bit of an improvement on tuesday. >> then we are drying out and warming up wednesday. as well as thursday. we will have the numbers coming up. san jose sharks are hoping to keep the stanley cup hopes alive as they take on the kings tonight. they need to win the game and then game seven in la to advance to the. >> finals. >> many fans are be gathering for a block party can starting at 3:00. >> time now is 8:11. what the winner of the race said he is now going to do with his first place medal. >> oregon teenager is behind bars after they got a tip he wanted to blow up his high school. what police found when they searched his bedroom. first, we will take you

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buildings. >> just about 90 minutes, president obama will land in oklahoma city. mr. obama wants to make sure the victims will receive the federal assistance they are looking for. >> live for us in moore, oklahoma as the community there tries to move forward. casey? > >> reporter: mike, good morning to you. president obama touches down at tinker air force base and then it will be a quarter after 12 when he gets here to moore. he will be meeting with some storm survivors and getting an up close and personal look at the damage. and the damage is not hard to find. when you come here into moore, oklahoma. and 10 miles or so south of oklahoma city. >> neighborhood after neighborhood. and basically erased and blown into millions of pieces when the powerful ef-5 tornado went through at 3:00 in the

afternoon. >> now, we are a week away and still, it is utter devastation where you look. they have been able to make some kind of progress. >> trying to restore power as quickly as they can. >> we have seen out i willity poles going up and -- utility poles going up and you are see seeing aerial pictures, and they have to be bull dozed. >> that other powerful ef-5 went through killing more than 40 people. they have rebuilt. this is a community that has a tremendous amount of resolve. they will do it again, they tell us. it is quite amazing when you interview folks as we have been on the ground the last week. you talk to people that have nothing left. i mean, they are standing on what used to be their homes. and they have smiles on their faces. it is quite encouraging. people getting assistance from

fema. and small business administration. low interest loans to get in here and rebuild and working very closely with their insurance companies. >> obviously. as time wears on. >> people get frustrated and we know that some perimeters have been set up in the area for to's visit today. and folks are grateful that he is going to come here. and offer his words of support. >> we obviously know that the the secret service has a strict hold on some areas. when the president comes to town. >> at least for the next couple of town hours. >> that is inhibiting people from getting in with trucks and they want to rebuild and go through their homes and pick through the rubble. and salvage what they can. and since they are not able to get in right now. >> because of the secret

service detail, there is a bit of frustration. >> this is the first public gathering. since this tornado hit and no doubt did thousands from the community will turn out to pay tribute to the four people who lost their lives. 10 of the 24, children. and two of those. infants. >> that is the latest from moore, oklahoma. >> channel 2 news. >> time now is 8:18. oregon high school student is facing attempt td murder charges. police got a tip he was planning to blow up his school. he got arrested and then they searched his house and found six homemade bombs in a secret compartment and they found diagrams. checklists for a columbine style attack. >> authorities are going to go back and search again before

the students return from break on tuesday. >> i will be a little on edge. >> this whole thing is so scary. because of the potential that it could have had if someone didn't come forward. >> the boy is expected to be in court on tuesday. >> they said he will be try td as an adult. >> it is a grand gesture by the men's winner. lelisa desisa is returning his medal in honor of the victims. he made that with john kerry. they ran to show that nothing will stop them. one of them is alison burn, who was hit by the second blast.

>> it has been a week at boston medical center and did a few surgeries to get the shrapnel out and get the leg safely closed again. i can't run but i can walk and i am here to support the whole cause and i am excited about it. >> they killed three people and wounded more than 60. tsarnaev is scheduled for a hearing in july. this is in sacramento county. the traveling vietnam veteran's wall is an exact replica, only smaller. has the names of 58,000 men and women who died in vietnam. > >> 39th from the bottom. he died after i left. -- after i left. this is in mount vernon memorial park. >> this could end the era of

unknown soldiers. right now. there are 83,000 americans missing dating from wars back to world war ii. >> they are hoping to identify the soldiers. >> including a soldier who was buried last month. >> 53 years after he was killed, the number of identifications is expected to go up. >> there will be events across the area. and they will be honored during a special ceremony and there will be music. and special tribute to fall ensoldiers and a wreath will be overboard. and this begins at one in the in the afternoon -- in the afternoon. >> the annual parade starts at 10:00 in the morning. >> house speaker nancy pelosi is expected to speak at the ceremony which is followed but a 21 gun salute at noon.

>> a 98-year-old man proves you are never too old to do what you love. who is benefiting from this? afternoon highs will remain on the cool side at this hour. >> cloudy skies. and i will have what you expect for your sunday. and when light rain will target the area, coming up. look at 'em.

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. part of a global action against monsanto and general netally engineered foods. shall--again netally engineered -- and genetically engineered foods. they say they are modified which can lead to possible hill issues. monsanto is based in and say the seeds help improve agriculture and help farmer's conserve. he dedicated his weekend to jumping out of a plane. this was not his first jump. he started 18 years ago when he was 80 years old. >> i have gone one or two-time as year. it doesn't make any difference.

and for some charity: he said the key is to stay young to help others. >> good for him. ow what. >> jumping out of a plane. >> rosemary. >> fortunately the weather is not in my favor otherwise i would. > >> you mean going to remember that. i am noticing they are clearing out of the way for the afternoon. mostly cloudy and in the area of the south bay. inland, east bay. right over the bay bridge this morning. we have sunshine pouring inle and mix of sub and clouds. >> and it will be on the cool side. as we get to the morning hours. and had up around the bay. >> your lunchtime. mid 50s as well as half moon

bay. and this is where we land for the afternoon. >> shaving off a couple of degrees. >> 65 in oakland. and san mateo and 68 in mountain view and breezy the coast. >> breezy for san francisco. inside the bay, winds will be anywhere from 10 to 15 miles an hour. >> well inland. >> livermore and concord. >> your extended forecast in addition to the pattern. we will see a few scatter td shower it is coming in on monday. >> and the memorial day weekend looks damp. >> i will pinpoint this. and the latest model. coming up. >> this is the new span of the bay brink. >> what we learn about the project t and they feel it is safe. when fan it is thought it was over. we have got did highlights of the game last night as they took on the colorado rockies.

. early morning crash in san mateo county. what triggered the pile up that shut down the highway for hours. good morning and welcome to "mornings on 2". i am claudine wong. >> i am mike mibach. more is coming out regarding the crash in burlingame and it involved three vehicles including a party bus. around 2:00 a.m., a red honda slammed into a barrier on highway 101. they believe the honda was hit by another car and then a party bus. >> female passenger in the honda died at the scene and with major injuries. chp said he was driving drunk.

don't drink and drive and on that. be careful. >> be aware that someone else might be drinking. and they were closed for nearly three hours: all area roadways throughout the holiday weekend. they will be looking for drunk drivers and called in extra officers. they will be conducting check points through midnight tomorrow. >> it forced people from an apartment complex. it started at shelter hill apartments. the complex is under going major renovations and the units where the fire started were under construction. >> more than a hundred were evacuated. evening this they have been allowed to go back home.

>> the man who disappeared. >> said. they will not leave the bay area until he is found. >> he came down to oregon to look for him. >> dozens scoured the ocean beach and surrounding areas yesterday. they handed out flyers vowing not to give up. >> they also took part in the search. >> close friend of rasmussen said. that he is hopeful that he is alive. >> it is someone's son, someone's brother. a great guy and that's what friends and family are here for. >> investigators say. no evidence of foul play. >> one theory is that he went swim something after the race. his clothes were found with his loathes. and quid and this is by a female clerk who said she was afraid of a man who was acting

bell lidge ran. and surveyed him with pepper spray. and during the industrile, he overpowered one of the officers. >> she was hitting him from the back. but she is he is a big guy. he was beaten up. it is not any hits from the back. >> police say two citizens and a security guard tried to help by kicking and striking the man. after he was in police custody, they noticed he was unresponsive. >> he was pronounced at the hospital. so far the cause of death is not determined. >> are there links between the stabbing of a french soldier to wednesday's attack on a british soldier. >> a man walked behind the french soldier and struck him in the next with a knife or box cutter. >> they said he believe he was targeted because of his military service. >> you don't have to be a great

observer to see people are taking inspiration from acts committed abroad. >> france has been on heightened alert. when it launched an intervention in the action of mali. to regain territory. >> and counter terrorism. have arrested three more men. and an after duty in london. they are in their early toe late 20s. they were retained by stun guns and all on conditions of conspiracy to commit murder. >> they included a man we learned that was supports in kenya for preparing to fight militants. >> they are having a huge impact at the solano county jail s it it is almost by 250 inmates. >> the realignment program. as a way to ease overcrowding and save money and works by

sending low levels to county jails. >> they had to open 80 new beds to accomodate the extra inmates. >> they will announce this week. whether the eastern span is going to open on time. >> the bridge is slated to open on the weekend. and this put the timeline in doubt. and some have argued it shouldn't be rushed. they also warn the current span is not seismically safe and runs the risk of catastrophe. >> that is the 24th anniversary of the 1989 quake. on the other hand, they are saying it is not going to be invincible. >> they tell the constreet costa times. it could shift a few inches or a few feet. >> they have long traffic delays and some lanes need to

be repaired. >> this was a magnitude 3.6 or greater in the next few it year d. >> that project would involve a 12. wide. >> and high median mace of concrete and steel. am and afternoon. >> deny edepending on the traffic flow and it is money coming from federal grants and tolls. they will pay for many impending costs and for super bowl 50s. they report the super bowl committee in san francisco have worked happened in hand for future costs. they raised $30 million from corporations to pay for events such as a nfl theme park at the center. they will pay for security. transportation and other services. at at&t park they will be back at work for the giant's

game. about 750 workers held a one day walkout. they included cashiers and preps and bartenders, their union said the average worker makes 11,000 a year. >> lets him know. and this is time for the wages to go up also. >> this is for the illegal strike by the local 192. we think it as slap in the face to veterans on memorial day. >> the company that hires the workers out of south carolina said they have one of the best compensation packages in the industry. they handled it yesterday. >> out on the field. the game ended in dramatic fashion. >> giants down and backed to die it at the top of the 10th. >> troy is ironed up and bottom half. one on angel pagan and deep shot into triples alley. it is going to take the crazy

bounce and away we go. >> pagan getting nothing but green lights as he goes around and around the bases. >> you can call it a two run walk off inside the park. and that is what it is. >> it is the first by the giants and they did it for the new york giants in 1931. the game almost understanded with them yelling foul. and bruce bochy was ejected and cost them the game. bochy saidthey are more examples of the need for expanded replay reviews. >> that means the as are looking for a sweep. >> as seen last night, they pounded houston 9-5 and josh donaldson going 5-4 and including a home run. >> fun day at the park. we will go to rosemary now. another game. how is the weather going to be.

>> cool and breezy. >> hat, jacket. >> yes. >> cool and breezy. >> late may. >> feels like early spring. and we are talking numbers. anywhere from four to 8 degrees and below the seasonal average. >> it is just by a tad. >> look what is happening outside the doors. >> mostly cloudy and mornings to you, san jose. they are on on orand they will turn a little breezy. get to the radar. and we will talk about what is happening out there. >> low clouds with patchy fog. and reporting visibility. and then in areas. like a sfo and for the flights. >> partly cloudy skies and back up the radar. show you what is happening up there. you will notice this parent system here. it sort of has locked itself there. and continue to pass right

through. and there are squattered showers. we are going to be dry for today. it has brought us a stronger on shore breeze and brought the clouds farther inland. and we are looking at temperatures slightly cooler for today. >> now which tomorrow. it is going to bring in the possibility of a few scatter td showers. >> this is the update td model forecast. >> this is by 11:00 or so. >> and you are mostly sunny and along the peninsula. >> it is not it until it noontime when we he see the partly cloudy skies and it will linger for today. >> temperatures into the afternoon. >> 60s it around the bay and monday morning we start out. and definitely a possibility. but the rain is still to the north of us. it begins to move into the north bay. >> i have seen it this model change up. it had more rain. and right, about 3:00 in the

afternoon. now, it is showing dry it possibility. >> and it will show drizzle in the area. >> and then into the evening hours. >> for today. right now. >> temperatures outside the door. 50s. widespread and for the afternoon. low 70s the and you are looking for 70 in the east bay shore line. santa clara valley. and san jose as well as mal pete it is a and -- medical pete it is a and in -- mal pete it is a. and in san francisco along the embarcadero and temperatures will remain on the cool to mild side. it is early monday morning for the north bay and sliding south. perhaps a few lung gearing showers. we warm up. wednesday, thursday t look to be the warmest of the next

several days. >> just a few minutes ago, they started to run on the new elevated tracks in san bruno. the $147 million improved them by elevating the train tracks. >> such a separation are reduces this to pedestrians on for the next week as they remove the temporary tracks. and minor delays should be okay. they will improve safety and this has been delayed. >> this is in the tennessee valley road. there it is. you can see, it should have been turned on last december. it is still not on. >> public works are reportedly in discussions about the design requirements for the intersection. >> amazed that they haven't gotten the light on. and there has been accidents. and at lease one where they had to call an ambulance. >> public works officials say the standoff has been mostly resolved and the lights should

be ready to go by july. in an hour, streets of san francisco will be filled with those celebrating carnaval and this morning, there a grand parade that it starts at 9:30. >> they will start on 24th and bryan streets. now the events was almost canceled this year and more than 500 people pitched in to save it. >> alex savidge will have more in a live report at 9:00. celebrating a new journey in life. >> this is for the graduation did and who is going to make a special appearance. >> the emotional struggle behind one child's fight to find a new pair of lungs. >> this is the east shore. and sentlily. late morning. keep that in mind if you are

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of san francisco. pope francis has a message for the mafia. he said stop exploiting people and he asked them to turn to god. he turned to an italian priest who was murdered by the mav tea. he honor thed priest as a martyr. first towards zane hood. this project will be considered next months. the california high-speed rail authority wants to approve station location it is between fresno and stopping short of bakersfield. it said it does not have enough all the way through. and they said slowing down the project would give it more time to figure out the funding. >> this is underway to a train collision in missouri. as we first reported right here on "mornings on 2", it involves two trains. one of them hit a support pillar. then the freeway could not it support the impact. fuel leak from one of the

trains caused a small fire to break out. >> they were hurt when the 40-foot section brokeaway. all the victim it is are expected to recover. they are calling the brim collapse in washington state a wake up call for the nation. >> they need to pinpoint what went wrong to find out similar things across the country. >> this bridge fell into the is skagit river after a semi crashed into it. it could be months before made reopens. one person still missing. >> the body of two others have been rover ever recovered from the wreckage of the plane that went down. >> this is a nonprofit flight that it arranges flights for sick patients. it was on its way from massachusetts to new york. it fell apart in the sky before crashing into the pond below. >> this does not happen often.

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child t and quite for the next person. >> right now. a teacher or administrator can get inches lip shots to students. but they said only licensed school employees should be able to do so. >> there is an estimated 40,000 diabetic student abs shortage of school nurses. >> they will take up the issue and they will give the keynote address today for the saint nary's graduate and perform professional programs. >> he had 391 games. and he st. peter'sed down last january. >> it as focus on the kids future and importance of education in their lives. >> some say they are against the new on line social justice course being offered by a harvard professor. >> the growing use of on line courses will damage it public universities. the letter also expressed

concern about on lying courses. >> and especially ever humanities courses. >> and said. it deserves serious debate. well, 49ers coach. jim harbaugh is talking about revving listen join. and how he is participating. the clouds are slowly clearing. >> subtle changes in stored. and we do have the possibility of rain. >> what you can expect. >> rain will arrive, coming up. ♪

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>> well, the trip down was certainly a lot easier than the trek up mount everett for an 80- year-old man from japan. he became the oldest person to ever climb mount everett. he was supposed to come down yesterday but it was postponed to bad weather conditions and poor visibility. the bad news, there is an 81- year-old climber -- at least bad news for him. currently in the middle of the 29,000 foot peek trying to break the record. robbery rogers had left major league soccer in february. saying he needed to focus on fashion school and family. yesterday he spoke with the media saying he is coming out

of retirement and returning to the soccer field. >> to be totally honest with you i was actually kind of afraid. i kept my secret because i thought i couldn't be both a soccer player and a gay athlete >> the galaxy tried midfielder mike mcgee to chicago fire for rogers. his announcement comes just a month after n.b.a. player jason collins announced he was gay, becoming the first openly gay player in the n.b.a. the charlotte motor speedway is getting ready to host what organizers are calling the world's biggest memorial stay celebration every year during the memorial day weekend. nascar drivers pay tribute to our troops. close to 10,000 service members are expected to attend today's coca-cola 600 at the speedway. more than double the track's previous record for troop attendance. nascar is also trying to generate 1 until salutes through tweets on its website. coverage begins on our channel at 2:30. san francisco 49ers head coach jim harbaugh has the special honor of driving the pace car in the indianapolis 500. he spent the weekend getting

tips from everyone from pit crews to three-time indy 500 winner johnny rutherford. besides football, harbaugh also has a passion for auto racing. he owns a team called panther racing. we know he likes to golf a lot. did really well in the pebble beach pro am. athletic family those harbaughs. >> busy man jim harbaugh. busy day a lot of folks today. barbecues, athletic events. let's check in with rosemary to see how it looks. a chance of rain. i guess that's tomorrow. >> that will come tomorrow. today we remain on the cool side for this time of year. partly cloudy skies for the afternoon and we're looking at a breeze to pick up for the second half of the day. the coast and just inside the bay if you're going to see the giants play this afternoon, it will be a cool, breezy one. under partly cloudy skies, 59 degrees at game time. westerly wind at 20 to 25 miles per hour. so, brace for that one. make sure you dress the little ones appropriately getting out there again. it's going to be cool and breezy. 59 for san francisco, 65 in oakland.

low 70s inland. a nice day in areas like concord, antioch, santa rosa, napa into the santa clara valley, 70 degrees for you, morgan hill. pleasant weather for many of us along the coast. going to be cool, going to be partly to mostly cloudy for the day. and breezy. the extended forecast shows you a little change when it comes to the temperatures but again, mike mentioned a moment ago, the possibility of rain coming our way for your memorial day monday. we'll have a look at what you can expect coming up. a dog from the sacramento area is the next internet sensation for apparently being able to belt out the words i love you. [ dog barking ] >> no, but i want to hear i. i. >> i'm sorry. loving over here. >> that is biddy. she is a four month old pup ending at the shelter after she was found roaming the streets of elk grove. i don't know if she is belting out that's like squeaking out i love you. there she goes. because of her unique skills

they think she'll be able to find a good home. let's hope so. a 500 pound lion and 11 pound dash hundred are reminders that you don't have to look alike to get alone. bone digger and milo, not sure which one is which, have been best friends since meeting each other as babies five years ago. as a young cub here we go -- bone digger is the cub. he had a rare bone disease which may have contributed to his reliance on milo. every day visitors to the darrell wayne sue in oklahoma get an opportunity to watch milo clean his best friend's teeth. >> whoa. >> is that what best friends have to do? >> i don't know. not going to happen with me. just saying. homes in texas are under water. more on the rescue efforts under way and why officials only expect things to get worse. >> and forced out of their homes. a wake-up call more than 100 people in mill valley. why some are now looking for a place to live. look at them kids. [ sigh ]

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a deadly accident forces officers to shut down a freeway overnight. what they say caused a driver to hit another car and a party bus, sending several people to the hospital. >> calls for change. what neighbors say needs to be done after a 13-year-old boy drowns in a canal in antioch. >> and a one of a kind sell embrace set to begin in san

francisco's mission district this morning. the carnivale parade will start a half hour from now. the dancers and floats, everything you can expect today coming up. and good morning, everyone. welcome to mornings on 2. it's sunday, may 26th. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. if you're getting ready to head out the door, wait just a second. rosemary watching the temperatures for you today and the cool day instore. >> the cooling trend will continue. i think the afternoon highs just slightly below yesterday's. very minor. sun and clouds this morning, the clouds a little more widespread, but they're beginning to clear already. temperatures in the 50s, so not too bad. a bit of a cool start in some areas but warmer than yesterday morning because of the clouds. as we get into the afternoon, if plod skies, cool to mild conditions will be with us all the way into the early evening hours. but by monday, a bigger change will come and it includes the

possibility of some rain. i'll have a look at when you can expect that. and your numbers for the afternoon coming up. new this morning, a suspected drunk driver faces criminal charges in connection to a deadly multi vehicle accuracy in bulger game. around two a.m., a red honda going southbound slammed into a barrier on highway 101. investigators believe moments later the honda was hit by another car and a packed party bus. the driver of the red honda was taken to the hospital with major injuries. officers plan to arrest him on charges that include drunk driving. a 36-year-old female pang in his car died -- passenger in his car died at the scene. >> when it's at night it's always better to stay in the vehicle, make sure you seat belt is fastened. at this point we don't know for sure whether the passenger had the seat belt fastened. there's a possibility that she was not restrained. >> eight people aboard the party bus were hurt but none of them seriously. southbound lanes of 10 once were closed this morning.

a fairfield man is facing felony drunk driving charges after police say he hit a 16- year-old girl in vacaville and took off. it happened about 6:45 last night. police say the 21-year-old driver hit the girl as she was walking across the neat at nut tree road. investigators say the driver left theenbut turned himself in later. the girl suffered a head injury, but is expected to survive. a fire forced more than 100 people from an apartment complex in mill valley. it started just about 3:00 this morning at the shelter hill apartments on miwak way. firefighters say the complex is undergoing major renovations and the units where the fire started were under construction. more than 100 people were evacuated but many have been allowed to return home. firefighters had some trouble getting to this fire. >> this complex is built on a steep hillside. so accessing the area of the fire was difficult. units had to stretch hose down several flights of stairs. >> no one was hurt and the cause is still being investigated. firefighters are still trying

to figure out how several power poles caught fire overnight. this is video of one poll that caught fire in san francisco. cameras also caught another fire in may fear and manzanita in south san francisco. firefighters responded to at least nine similar fires overnight. both pg&e and fire crews are investigating the cause. we're learning about a few power age outages in the bay area. in san francisco more than 1600 customers affected and south san francisco,fully three00 customers. it's unclear if those outages are related to this morning's power pole fires. right now there is no estimate on when the power will be restored. 900 customers in san rafael have lost electricity but it will be back on in two hours. some residents in antioch are calling for new fencing around a canal after a 13-year- old boy drowned. investigators believe the teenager was playing with a cousin near the water's edge when he fell in yesterday near hill crest avenue. that canal runs 6 to 8 feet

deep. the currents go up to 9 miles an hour. and a neighbor saw the victim's cousin soaking wet, running for help. >> we all ran back there, we ran back there, only thing i seen was a sliver, nobody was in sight. >> rescue crews recoveried the boy's body after a two-hour search. witnesses say the boys were playing in an area clearly marked with no trespassing signs but neighbors are saying there should be a higher fence along that canal to make it more difficult for the kids to climb over. authorities say they do routinely see young people get tempted by the water ways in the bay area but those cases often have deadly consequences. in february of 2011, a 16-year- old and 17-year-old from walnut creek drowned after rafting on a canal near downtown that was filled with storm debris. people in san antonio, texas are bracing for the potential of more flooding this morning. torrential rains cause water levels to reach 25 feet in some areas. a news helicopter captured the rescue of this man trapped on the roof of a public restroom.

crews used a life boat to get to him and then brought him to land. crews also responded to more than 200 other calls, most of those were to get people out of the water who got caught off guard, and they were trapped in the rushing water. many vehicles had to be abandoned in flooded areas, even that bus. >> really d. ba really bad. but like i said, i've never seen it like that. >> i wasn't expecting it to be that -- you know, that well sub merged into the water. >> texas officials say two women died in the flood waters and one teenage boy is still missing. 12,000 people are currently without power and many homes have extensive damage. there is more rain in the forecast today, and the national weather service has issued a flood watch through the evening. president obama is scheduled to land in oklahoma in just about 40 minutes. he is going to meet with survivors of monday's deadly tornado, as well as with first responders. the tornado killed 24 people and it carved a 17-mile long path of destruction with winds that approached 200 miles an

hour. president obama plans to talk with the families of the victims. he wants to make sure the communities around oklahoma city get all the federal assistance they need to recover. oklahoma's governor has already come up with a list. >> what i need is the ability to get through red tape, the ability to get the fema funds in here quickly, and to get the services that our citizens need to help them recover through this terrible disaster. >> fema has already helped some families get the money to buy needed supplies, but oklahoma's governor says the state will need help clearing the 17-mile debris field. a bay area company has helped storm chasers track the oklahoma tornado. the daily review newspaper says that the weather channel used special equipment made by davis instruments of hayward. that equipment was put in an s.u.v. and included a roof-mounted electronic weather station. that portable weather station passes along information, including temperatures and wind speeds. giving you a live look at

the east bay hills, the low clouds stretching well inland this morning. the weak system that is allowing for this to happen. the stronger on shore breeze, also going to cool us down just slightly for the afternoon. with these clouds in place, many of us waking up a few degrees warmer than where we were yesterday. and we again will watch these clouds as they begin to part. i am already seeing it outside our doors. storm tracker 2 here, the system that remains just lodged right here, we'll be here through today and tomorrow. the systems continue to move through it continue to bring us the temperatures well below the seasonal average, and the cool onshore breeze. i think the breeze will be picking up this afternoon for the coast, as well as along the bay. in addition to temperatures on the cool side at the coast, it's going to be a breezy one, especially for the afternoon. by tomorrow, a system moves through and again, we're looking at the possibility of a few scattered showers for your memorial day monday. right now, the winds onshore sfo, 12 miles per hour with the low clouds here, sfo reporting delays for some arriving flights. if you know somebody arriving

this morning, mountain view, partly cloudy to mostly sunny and 8 miles per hour, that onshore breeze there. mostly clear, right over the bay bridge this morning. but then we're mostly cloudy on the east bay shore line around oakland and hayward. inland, concord, antioch looking at mostly sunny skies outside your door and low 60s. for today, the morning clouds breaking away to partly cloudy skies, will remain with the cool to mild weather. if you are at the coast just inside the bay, 60s. if you're well inland, low 70s. nice and pleasant for you today. getting to memorial day monday, we wake up mostly cloudy but mainly dry. perhaps a little bit of drizzle. rain will develop. it's going to start in the north bay, looks like late morning, early afternoon, and then it will be moving south over the course of the afternoon. not a lot of rain, but mostly cloudy skies. enough to get you wet, enough to get you wet. anywhere from a quarter inch to less expected for most of the bay area. locations in the hills we could see a little bit more. for today, partly cloudy skies, 72 in santa rosa, 69 for san

rafael. upper 50s, pacificca, san francisco. going out to celebrate carnivale for the morning and afternoon, bring along your jackets, it will remain cool and breezy throughout the day. 68 in mountain view, 68 san jose. the inland east bay, low 70s in livermore, antioch, fairfield, concord, nice and mild for you. the extended forecast, temperatures will be on the cool side, remaining monday, tuesday, finally warming up on wednesday. thursday looks to be the warmer day. again plan for perhaps a few showers for your memorial day monday. back to you. well, the 35th annual carnivale parade is happening right now. alex savidge is live in san francisco this morning with more on how hundreds came together to save this year's event. alex, it already looks very busy behind you. >> reporter: in the middle of the action here. 24th and bryant in the mission district this morning. the fun is about to begin. the 35th annual carnivale parade in san francisco. it will start a half hour from

now. what you're looking at here are aztec dancers, performing sort of an opening ceremony here that will kick things off. and then at 9:30 this morning, the parade will leave from this location and head down mission street for several blocks, to 17th street. and it will be fun. it will be music, it will be dancing, all the way along. i want to bring in an organizer of the parade. i'm going to let you introduce yourself. i'll mess up name tell everyone your name, prees. >> roberto hernandez. >> i would totally botch that. roberto, thanks for talking to us, muchos gracias. what can we expect today at the parade? what will people see when they come down here? >> you know, what you're going to see every different tradition on carnivale from the caribbean islands to mexico, to central america, and south america. what people will be able to see the different tradition. because what you see in brazil is different than what you'll

see for example in mexico. and a lot of people don't realize that in mexico it's kind of also celebrating tlurse the cubans got if greatest rumga [ rolling r's ] carnivale that you can see in the puerto rican. a little chacha-cha. a little salsa. >> so you'll be able to come down and not want to move, am i wrong? >> that's it. it's a fever that gets inside of you and gets you to get up and want to dance. if you want to dance, jump in the parade and dance with people. >> just get on in there. what are we celebrating today? >> carnivale is traditionally celebrated in the month of february, right before lent. but here in san francisco, because we started in february, and it's so cold, and it's a little chilly today, we changed it to may.

>> sure. >> and that's where we get to just be free, and dance, and have a good time. >> all right. yeah. so you say you're doing it on a warmer day. it's warmer, not exactly warm out here, though per se. a lot of people walking around with jackets. the carne starts 9:30 this morning. heads down mission street. after that there will be a festival that goes all day long. we'll be back at 9:30 with an update on the festivities. back to the studio. >> carnivale in the mission. you just can't go wrong. always a good time. thank you, alex. appreciate it. people across the country are paying tribute to veterans this weekend. a moving memorial near sacramento to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice. >> and honoring the victims of the boston marathon bombing. the winner of that race who got a first place medal, what he's going to do it with. >> and a live look outside. the macarthur maze, if you want to head into carnivale, that's what you're looking at heading into san francisco.

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welcome back. a live look there at a mix of sun and clouds. the same disturbance that helped brick in the clouds overnight now helping to stir out the clouds. in concord, dozens of families are counting their blessings after a brush fire prompted evacuations of three

apartment complexes. officials say they believe the fire started in a creek bed behind the apartments near newell community park at melody and mount claire drives. 75 people were evacuated but the fire was contained in less than an hour. eight to 10 acres burned, nob was hurt. investigators are trying to find out what caused a grass fire that shut down parts of interstate 580. the fire started on one side of the westbound lane just east of livermore and as you can see from this video, the plumes of smoke that came off that fire really made visibility tough. and that caused traffic to back up as the drivers slowed down in the area. fire crews say at one point the fire jumped the freeway and ignited the grass in the center define and all 58 acres burned. no one was hurt. an oregon high school student is facing attempted murder charges after police got a tip he was going to blow up his high school. the 17-year-old was arrested on thursday. investigators say they found six homemade bombs in a secret compartment located under the floor in his bedroom. they also found diagrams,

checklists and written plans for a columbine style attack. no bombs were found during a search of the school last week but they plan to search again before the students return from break on tuesday. >> i will be a little on edge. i mean this whole thing is so scary. i mean because of the potential that it could have had if somebody didn't come forward. >> the teenage suspect is expected to be in court on tuesday. prosecutors say he will be tried as an adult. it's being called a grand gesture by the winner of the men's race at the boston marathon. the winner says he is returning his first place medal in honor of the victims of last month's deadly explosion. he made that announcement during a ceremony with u.s. secretary of state john kerry. kerry is in ethiopia to mark the 50th anniversary of the african union. [ cheers and applause ] and yesterday, thousands of runners showed a spirit of determination in boston by finishing the final mile of the marathon.

they said they ran to show the world that nothing will stop them. survivors also took part as their injuries allowed. one of them is allison burn who was hit by the second blast. >> spent a week at boston medical center and they did a few surgeries to get the schrapnel out and the leg safely closed again. and gentleman run, but i can walk, so i'm here supporting the whole cause, and excited abouit. >> the boston bombings killed three people and wounded more than 260. suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev is scheduled for a hearing in july. a traveling tribute to war veterans is on display in sacramento county this memorial day weekend. the traveling vietnam veteran's memorial wall is a smaller replica of the original and it includes the names of more than 58,000 men and women who died in vietnam. >> mike jones. 39th from the bottom. he was a friend. he was in my squad in vietnam. he died after i left. >> the memorial wall will be on display in my tomorrow night a

lot mount vernon memorial park which is in fair oaks. new technology could help end the era of unknown soldiers. right now there are more than 83,000 americans who are still missing from wars ng back to world war ii, but new dna technology is helping researchers identify those soldiers. 80 people were identified last year including a soldier who was buried last month. 63 years after he was killed in the korean war. the number of identification is expected to continue to rise. tomorrow there will be memorial day events all across the bay area. in alameda, veterans will be honored during a special ceremony aboard the u.s.s. hornet. there will be music and a special tribute to fallen soldiers. a wreath will be thrown overboard to honor the u.s. troops who died. the ceremony begins at 1:00. [ music ] and in san francisco, the annual parade to the presid ohio national cemetery starts at 10:00 in the morning. house democratic leader nancy pelosi is expected to speak at the ceremony which will be followed by a 21-gun salute at

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the lake. electric car manufacturer tessla is hoping to compromise in order to stay in business in north carolina. tessla will be meeting with the north carolina automobile dealers association about a bill that would prevent direct online sales to consumers. earlier this week, the senate passed the bill unanimously. company executives say they might take the case to court or seek federal law. tessla's model of internet sales conflicts with other state laws as well. protestors rallied in cities across the bay area as part of a global action against seed maker monsanto and genetically modified foods. yesterday in oakland people gathered with signs near lake merit and in san francisco protestors planted seeds at justin herman plaza. there were more than 400 other protests world wide. organizers say most corn, so i bean and cotton crops are genetically modified which can possibly lead to health issues. monsanto maintains its seeds improve agriculture and helps

farmers conserve their resources. it's 9:24, and i think cool is nice. especially felt a little warm yesterday. rosemary, cooler in santa rosa. when you sat in the sun it felt downright hot. >> you're right. we talk about cool and breezy, cool and breezy, primarily r the coast. inside the bay in some cases, but you get inland and it's feeling pretty good. low 70s, mostly sunny skies, nothing to complain about. we do have partly cloudy skies remaining over parts of the bay area. still mostly cloudy in areas like hayward this morning. the inland east bay, seeing partly to mostly cloudy skies, mostly sunny in antioch and fairfield. your forecast for today temperatures slightly cooler for the afternoon. we woke up with the clouds in many cases and were slightly warmer than where we started yesterday. all in all, temperatures on the cool to mild side, mid 50s at the coast for the lunch hour, mid 60s inland and for the afternoon this is where we land, 70 for vallejo this afternoon, 70 in livermore. mid to upper 60s for the east babay shore line and the

peninsula. 68 san jose, 59 san francisco, and carnivale going on today. going to be cool and breezy. the on shore sea breeze kicking in for the afternoon, especially along the coast just inside the bay. plan for that. your extended forecast here, notice not a lot of change when it comes to the temperatures. monday, tuesday. finally as we get into mid week wednesday and thursday a warm- up. expect the warm-up for the second half of the week. between now and then cool to mild. yes, the possibility of light showers falling on monday. a mother from southern california has something extra to celebrate this holiday weekend. yesterday she gave birth to that beautiful little baby there. maybe not little. a healthy 13-pound 10 ounce girl. staff at lidier hospital in los angeles county say baby kalen is the biggest newborn -- look at that scale -- that they have ever delivered. kay 11's mother says she had no idea the baby would be so big. >> i knew she was big, i wasn't really showing, so that's why i

was kind of surprised when i saw her and they told me her weight. >> the doctors monitored baby kalen who was delivered by c section and confirmed she is perfectly healthy and ready for kindergarten. just kidding. her mother says since she wasn't expecting such a large baby she'll have to return those newborn clothes that she bought. congratulations to them. >> look at kalen. she takes up the whole scale. >> the onesey wasn't even snapped. way above her billy button. >> very beautiful baby. the sharks are preparing for tonight's elimination game at the shark tank. >> just when fans thought it was over, an amazing finish at the ballpark. how the giants were able to pull off that win. a human using stereoscopic cameras ♪ and even stop itself if it has to. ♪ the technology may be hard to imagine... but why you would want it is not.

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a deadly early-morning crash in san mateo county. what investigators think triggered the pile-up that shut down highway 101 for hours. good morning and welcome back to mornings on 2. it's sunday, may 26th. i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. new this morning chp blames a drunk driver for a deadly wreck in holiday weekend. around 2 a.m. a red honda crashed in the southbound lanes of 101. investigators believe moments later the honda was hit by another car and then a party bus. a fourth vehicle swerved around the pile-up. a 36-year-old female passenger in the honda died at the scene. the driver was transported to the hospital with major injuries.

chp says he will be arrested and face charges including drunk driving. 8 people on the bus were also hurt. expect an increased police presence on all bay area roadways throughout the holiday weekend. chp and other agencies will be looking for drunk drivers and have called in extra officers to work and will be conducting d.u.i. checkpoints through midnight tomorrow. officers say memorial day weekend is one of the most dangerous times of year out there on the roadways. >> we see these horrible accidents that sometimes involve innocent people, that have not been drinking and are just, you know, random victims of somebody who has been impaired. >> in the first 12 hours of the maximum enforcement period, chp officers made 58 d.u.i. arrests on bay area roads. that's down from 72 during the same period last year. and statewide, there have been 360 arrests compared to 375 last year. a double stabbing at an annual celebration in vacaville last night. investigators say two people were attacked in a downtown

parking lot at the fiesta days festival. police say it began with a fight at a carbon val and ended up in a park area at andrews park. we're told the victims are a 16- year-old and 41-year-old relative. one is in critical condition. vacaville fiesta days is one of the city's most popular events. 30,000 are expected to attend that week-long celebration. and police in paris are trying to figure out if there's a connection between the stabbing of a greenwich solder and wednesday's attack on a british soldier. investigators say a man in a robe walked up behind a 23-year- old french soldier yesterday and stabbed them in the neck with either a knife or box cutter. the victim is hospitalized but is expected to survive. french defense officials believe he was targeted because of his military service >> we are in a place, a soldier, an individual who comes to stab, you don't have to be a great observatory see that people are taking inspiration from acts committed abroad to reproduce them here. >> france has been on heightened alert since january when it launched a military

intervention in the african nation of mali to retain territory they say was seized by islamic radicals. in england, counter terrorism officers have arrested three more men in connection to the attack on an off-duty solder in london. the three new suspects are in their early to late 20s, and two were -- stun guns were used on them when they were restrained. all were retained on suspicion of conspiracy to commit murder. four other suspects was arrested last week. this morning we've learned one man was deported in kenya in 2010 for preparing to fight with al qaeda militants in somalia. the family of an emeryville man who disappeared says it will not leave the bay area until he is found. relatives of 27-year-old beau rasmussen came down from oregon to look for him. dozens scoured san francisco's ocean beach and surrounding areas yesterday. searchers handed out flyers vowing not to give up and even a half dozen san francisco police officers took part in the search. a close friend of rasmussen says he remains hopeful he is

still alive. >> it's heartbreaking. it's someone's son, someone's brother. it's a great guy, and lots of friends and family are here for. >> investigators say is there is no evidence of foul play. they say one theory is that rasmussen went swimming after the race lat sunday. his clothes were found at ocean beach with his phone and credit cards. an investigation is under way in sacramento after a man died in custody. police were called to this metro pcs store friday night by a female clerk who said she was afraid of a man who was acting belligerent. police tried to subdue the man and sprayed him with pepper spray but during the struggle he physically overpowered one of the officers. >> she was hitting him from the back, but because of the guy is a big guy, so he was just beating the police officer. he was not feeling any hits from the back. >> police say at least two citizens and a security guard tried to help by kicking and striking the man, and after he was in custody, police say

that's when they noticed he was unresponsive. the man was pronounced dead at a hospital. so far the cause of death hasn't been determined. caltrans is expected to announce this week whether the new eastern span of the bay bridge will open on time. that's 6 and a half billion dollar bridge is slated to open labor day weekend but the discovery of faulty bolts during construction has put that timeline in doubt. while some have argued the bridge opening shouldn't be rushed. caltrans also warns that the current span is not seismically safe and does run the risk of catastrophe if another major quake hits. october 17th is the 24th anniversary of the 1989s low ma prieta quake. on the other hand, engineers warn the new bridge is not invincible. they tell the contra costa times that in the case of an earthquake similar to the size of a ift a few inches or feet. they say the bridge would be drivable but warn there would be long traffic delays during repairs. scientists pre60 a 63% chance

of a magnitude 6 earthquake or greater in the next 30 years. a new safety barrier could go up at the golden gate bridge in two years. that would involve a 12 inch wide 32 inch high median made of concrete and steel. trucks would move that barrier around during the day and afternoon depending on traffic flow and the project would be complete by early 2015. it will cost 26 and a half million dollars. that money expected to come from federal grants and tolls. and let's give you a live look now at san francisco's mission district. where the 35th annual san francisco carnivale grand parade is just about to get under way. it's beginning at 24th and bryant there, it will proceed down mission street, to 17th and there will also be an art expo. the mexican museum will be featuring and show casing a latino and chicano artists. alex savidge will have a live report at 9:48. a lot of fun to be had in

san francisco today. a lot of fun in the north bay. we'll do it under partly cloudy skies. woke up with a lot of cloud cover this morning, but already beginning to break apart. due to a system that brought these clouds in to begin with. northern california and state of new york trammer 2 shows you this apparent low continues to reside here and will do, eventually bringing rain. not today, though. for today, we have the low clouds, high clouds overhead as well. the clouds are actually beginning to part and we're looking at partly cloudy mostly sunny skies for your afternoon. it's also strengthened the onshore breeze, and i am watching that wind anywhere from 5 to 15 miles per hour this morning. it will be strengthening over the course of the afternoon, especially along the coastline and in the hills. fairfield, 22 miles per hour right now. concord reporting 9. napa 13, navarro 7, oakland 10 miles per hour. partly cloudy, a little cool for this time of year and breezy conditions expected. again especially along the coast for the afternoon. where the winds could gust to 30 miles per hour.

so be prepared, if you're going in that direction for today. 55 in san francisco right now, upper 50s in oak land. 71 in walnut creek. with this cloud cover we started with earlier this morning, temperatures are up by a few degrees and we will continue to see temperatures slowly climb, but i expect they will be a few degrees cooler for the afternoon today. and again it has to do with that system that is swinging through california. here we are with mostly gray skies around the bay, down into the south bay. by noontime, still along the edge of the coastline, perhaps overparts of the peninsula, but most of us are partly cloudy to mostly clear by the lunch hour. we get into the afternoon partly cloudy skies. to take you into monday now. now here comes the possibility of maybe a few sprinkles. we wake up mostly cloudy. i think we'll be mostly cloudy the entire memorial day. but the rain is going to hold off. maybe a little drizzle in the morning but now we're into 11:00. scattered showers in the forecast here. but central bay, south bay still dry. maybe a little bit of drizzle not popping up on the screen here. 3:00 in the afternoon, i have

to stop it here. earlier models actually had light showers falling over parts of the central and south bay. it's just a model. it can change and tweak just a little bit moving through today and into tomorrow morning. just an idea of what you can expect. a few hit or miss showers, cool scones and mostly cloudy skies for your memorial day. for the afternoon today, temperatures in the 60s around the bay. low 70s inland. if you ask me, 72 in napa under mostly sunny skies is a beautiful day. the extended forecast showing you temperatures will remain -- well, the status quo getting through monday, tuesday, a slight warm-up but the better warm-up will come wednesday and thursday, with thursday the warmest day. low 80s in the forecast for inland communities. mid to upper 60s expected if he coast. a look at your lunchtime numbers coming up. >> well, concessionairres at at&t park say they will go back to work this afternoon for the giants game. ♪ hey, hey, hey

♪ oh, oh, oh >> they held a one-day walkout yesterday. they say they've gone without a raise since 2010. the union says the average orker makes $11,000 a year. >>up except our wages. it's time for our wakes to go up, also. >> this is an unfortunate and possibly illegal strike by local 2. we think it's a slap in the face to veterans on memorial day. >> the company that hires concession workers center plate out of south carolina says the employees have one of the best compensation packages in the industry. managers and replacement workers handled those concessions yesterday. on the field, yesterday's 10-frame game ended in dramatic fashion. the giants down 4 but battled back to tie. top of the 10th. troy tulowitzki giving the rocks a lead with that big shot to left. giving out high five's but not for long, troy. bottom half. angel pagan in the box. deep shot into triple. watch as the ball takes this crazy bounce and away we go. angel pagan saying how do you like me now as he blows through

the green lights there at third base. you can call ate two-run walk- off inside the park home run. that's what it is. the first by a giant since moving west to san francisco. bill terry did it for the new york giants back in 1931. but the game almost ended with the giants yelling foul. bruce bochy was ejected after home plate unpier alfonso marquez blew two big calls that nearly cost the giants the game. here is one. bochy says they are even more examples of the need for expanded replay reviews. the a's and the astros at 11:00 this morning. the a's looking for another sweep. they are a perfect 8-0 against the astros this season. as seen on ktvu last night, the a's beat houston 11-5 with john duensing going 4-4 including a big shot. the san jose sharks are hoping to keep their stanley cup playoffs alive when they face the kings at home tonight. they are trailing 3-2 in the series and the sharks really need to win tonight's game obviously and win game 7 as well. if they want to advance.

the sharks practiced yesterday. puck drop at 5:00 tonight. and hey fans, all getting together for that big block party they like to hold near hp pavilion. that starts at 3:00. there is a stoplight in mill valley that's still dark despite it being up for months. the battle that's keeping officials from turning it on. >> well, the dancers are ready to go. the floats are all set. the 35th annual carnivale parade is about to get under way in san francisco here. you'll see the low riders, the dancers, you'll see all of it coming up. >> but first, let's take you outside if you are headed out, things are looking good right now. no major problems to report around the bay area on this holiday weekend. but chp warning us again they're doing maximum enforcement. we've seen them pull several people over. keep an eye out for that. 9:42, this is mornings on 2.

starting here with a beautiful shot over san francisco. the sunshine peeking through, the low clouds there, 50 -- 55 degrees in san francisco this morning. hello to you. check out all that water. water going 40 feet into the air after a car hit a fire hydrant in burling game this morning. that happened on masterson road near highway 101 in burling game shortly after 6:00. the car took out the hydrant and street signs and took off. an investigation is under way into a train collision in missouri that led to the collapse of a freeway overpass. take a look at the pictures. as we first reported yesterday on mornings on 2, that accident involved two trains. investigators say one of them hit a support pillar, and that

the freeway just couldn't support that impact, and that's the result. a fuel leak from one of the trains also caused a small fire to break out, 7 people in two cars were hurt when the 40-foot section of that freeway gave way. all of the victims are expected to recover. >> and federal transportation officials are calling the bridge collapse in washington state a wake-up call for the nation. they say they need to pinpoint exactly what went wrong to prevent similar disasters around the country be the u-5 bridge collapsed into the skagit river after being truck by an 18 wheeler. three people had to be rescued after they plunged into the water. crews have started removing secedes of the bridge but say they could be looking at months before repairs are made and the bridge are k. reopen. in rancho cordova, two people and 17 animals died after a hours fire that started around 4:00 this morning. neighbors say the victims are a married couple in their 70s. four dogs, three cats and 10 birds also died in that fire. firefighters say the home did not appear to have a working

smoke detector. arson investigators are on scene, but right now, the cause is not known. and we have some new information for you about the two people killed in that angel flight plane crash in new york state. a friend now confirms that the victims were a vietnam war veteran and his wife. their bodies were recovered from the wreckage of the plane that went down on friday night. the body of the pilot still hasn't been found. angel flight is a nonprofit group that arranges free flights with volunteer pilots for sick patients. the plane was on its way from massachusetts to new york, and witnesses say it fell apart in the sky before it crashed into a pond below. >> going down with air bags, and once we get that to the surface we'll search the interior and see if the other victim is inside. >> sources say the vietnam veteran was on his way to get treatment for cancer. the victims' names have not been released. pope francis has a message for the mafia. he says stop exploiting people.

today the pope condemned the mafia and asked them to turn to god. he also paid tribute to an italian priest who he says was murdered by the sicilian mafia in 1993. yesterday the vatican honored the priest as a martyr. the first step towards saint hood. the saint's prison realignment plan is having a huge impact at the solano county jail. the county sheriff says the inmate population has jumped in two years by 250 inmates. the governor's re alignment program started in 2011 as a way to ease overcrowding in state prisons and staff money. it works by sending low-level offenders to the county jail. on friday the solano county jail opened 80 new beds to accommodate extra inmates. in marin county drivers and pedestrians are frustrated that a project to improve safety at a busy intersection has been delayed. a stoplight was added at shore line highway and tennessee valley road last fall. but it hasn't been turned on. it was supposed to be turned on in december but caltrans and

marin county public works are reportedly in discussions regarding the design requirements for that intersection. >> a maze that they -- amazed that they haven't gotten the light on. there's been accidents at least one where they had to call an ambulance. >> public works officials say the standoff has mostly been resolved and expect that light to go live by july. well, the 35th annual carnivale parade is about to get under way. and ktvu channel 2 reporter alex savidge is right in the middle of it live in san francisco with how -- more on how hundreds came together to save this year's event. always a very fun event in the mission pings right alex? >> reporter: an overthe top celebration in san francisco today. the carnivale parade is just about to kick off. we'll show you the last-minute preparations going on behind us. this is an afro brazilian dance troop getting all set. getting the outfits all ready to go, applying last-minute gitter is what they were just

doing and they are ready to rock. they will be moving for a couple hours straight when they hop on board this float and take part in the 35th annual carnivale parade that will begin just minutes from now. this is sort of the starting area you're looking at. 24th street and bryant right in the heart of the mission. this will be a day-long celebration. rumba, samba, marenge, jazz, regular gay, latin music. amazing costumes and incredential floats as this parade moves from mission to 17th street. a while ago i talked with one of the dancers taking part. she is excited about it. >> super excited. we have been preparing for about two and a half months now for it. getting our costumes ready, our dance in order. i am so excited to be dancing for the crowd, two hours of straight dancing, i have to get ready for it. >> that sounds tiring. >> it is. i took tomorrow off because i will be exhausted. >> reporter: obviously fun for the crowds, too. so the parade will kick off

shortly. and once it ends, it works down mission street to 17th street and then in that area, there will be about eight blocks of harrison blocked off between 16th and 24th for a festival, food, music, art. that festival will continue throughout the day here in the mission here. all part of the carnivale celebration. the parade, kicking off any minute right live this morning in san francisco, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. well, the auction of a chair apple one computer was a record breaker in germany. an anonymous bidder paid $671,000 for that computer. it was built in steve jobs' parents' palo alto garage by the apple co founder back in 1976 and it came width' original monitor, tape player and keyboard. along with a letter signed by jobs. only 46 of 200 apple 1 computers made still exist. this is one of just six that is

still in working condition. we well know jim harbaugh has a passion for football. but find out about the other sport that is getting his heart racing, especially right now. >> the cool breezy pattern will continue for your sunday. and in the extended forecast, tracking a little bit of rain for memorial monday. a look at what you can expect for your area.

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just arrived in oklahoma. these are live pictures of air force 1 there in the state of oklahoma, as the president is shaking those who are greeting him. the president will meet with tornado survivors and first responders. he wants to make sure communities will receive the federal help they need to rebuild. a big step in the world of pro soccer after the first openly gay male soccer player joins the alex galaxy team. robbery rogers had left the sport back in february because he said he needed time to focus on fashion school and family. but yesterday, he spoke with the media for the first time, saying he is coming out of retirement and returning to the soccer field. >> to be totally honest with you i was actually kind of afraid. i kept my secret because i thought i couldn't be both a soccer player and, you know, a gay athlete. >> the galaxy traded high scoring midfielder mike magee to the chicago fire for rogers. his announcement comes a month after jason collins announced he was gay becoming the first openly gay player in the n.b.a. the charlotte motor speedway is getting ready to

host what organizers are calling the world's biggest memorial day celebration. every year during the memorial day weekend, nascar drivers pay tribute to our troops. close to 10,000 service members are expected to attend today's coca-cola 600 at the speedway and that's more than double the track's previous record for troops in attendance. nascar is also trying to generate 1 million salutes through tweets on its website and remember, you can watch the race right here on ktvu our coverage begins at 2:30. football isn't the only support of the mind of 49ers head coach jim harbaugh this morning. a half hour ago he had the honor of driving the pace car at the indianapolis 500. he spent the weekend getting tips from everyone from pit crews to 3-time indy 500 winner johnny rutherford. besides football harbaugh also has a passion for auto racing. he actually owns a team called panther racing. 9:56. lots of barbecues. >> today? tomorrow? >> maybe today better than tomorrow? rosemary giving us her opinion on this.

when should we barbecue? >> i would say today better than tomorrow. that slight possibility that chance for rain coming tomorrow. not going to be an all-day event. will be hit or miss. i think mainly cloudy and cool will sort of be what we see memorial day. for today, more sunshine, temperatures similar to yesterday, slightly cooler in some cases. just shaving off a degree or two in some areas. so you may not really notice but it will be prease at the coast, around the bay -- breezy at the coast, around the bay. inland, 10 to 15 miles per hour into the afternoon is what we're looking at. here is a look at what you can expect. 58 for pacifica, upper 50s in san francisco, as you all know. we have been covering carnival for you this morning. and that's going to be happening out there. the giants play later today. cool and breezy. 68 mountain view, 67 fremont, but if you like it mild, head inland because it's going to be a nice day, maybe do some wine tasting in the north bay. because low 70s is what we're seeing there. here is your extended forecast. temperatures will remain cool to mild all the way through tuesday. that's a chance for rain will

come into north bay by mid to late morning. then it begins to slide south across central and south bay into the late afternoon. with perhaps a 10th of an inch, maybe .taboos expected, so not -- .2 expected. not a lot. >> that you, rosemary. and thank you. that is our report for this morning for all of us at thanks for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. >> join us for our next newscast at 7:30 after the nascar race. back out to carnivale in san francisco. that parade getting under way. we're always here at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. have a great memorial day weekend, everyone.

>> i'm chris wallace today, the obama administration is still caught up in two big scandals. the targeting of groups. >> i have not done anything wrong. i have not broken any laws. >> a key witness in the irs scandal declares her innocence and clams up. as answers about what the white house knew and when keep changing. >> drip, drip, drip. every day there's something new. >> then the president declares a reset in the war on terror.