a warm up in store for today. i will have a timeline for your saturday. coming up. >> developing news in the search for a flight. what rescue crews found just with in the last few hours. >> we will tell you about the search for a sexual assault that forced a school into lockdown. mornings on 2 starts now. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it's saturday march 8th. >> good morning. let's get right over to rosemary. good morning. >> good morning. its going to be a great day today. even warmer than yesterday by a

few degrees for most of us. this morning though waking up with patchy fog. seeing it of the judge inside the bay over parts of the north bay and along the coastline. into nine, ten, notice it is going to burn away a little bit left right here in side the bay and then we have it right here off the coast. mostly sunny, partly cloudy for saturday. temperatures this morning off to a cool start a lot like yesterday. most of us in a few degrees. 45 concord, 42nevado. 48 oakland and 49 redwood, 46 outside the door in san jose a bit of a chill in the air but we will start to see the temperatures turn around by nine, ten, feeling better and this is what i do expect we will see for the afternoon. 69 for oakland, 71 redwood city, 71 san jose, livermore going to 73 as well as morgan hill, low 70s in the forecast for santa rosa, napa and san ralph yoel and 64 along the coast in pacific a. today is going to be the warmest day. we will see quite a turn around

for your sunday. we will wake up mostly cloudy. some will have a chance for scattered showers and they will increase by sunday night. coming up i will have a better timeline of saturday. i will have a look at sunday. how much rain i expect we will get. >> developing news in the search for a missing passenger jet carrying 239 people. just a few hours ago searchers spotted two large oil slicks off the southern tip of vietnam. the airlines flight was headed touching a. air traffic controllers lost track of it not long after it took off. air force planes found the oil slicks which are six to mine miles long. they say the slicks are consistent with the kinds that would be left by fuel from a crashed jet liner. in china family members were devastated as they went to the airport looking for answers. it is still not clear what happened. officials say the weather was clear when the plane dropped

from radar screens. last week cnn did a story with the airline and on the co pilot in that story. you can see that co pilot on the left. that co pilot is among those missing. >> we are looking at all pockets for -- but it's to early to make any remarks. i would just like to say that our thoughts and prayers with the family. >> among the passengers were three americans and two babies. the plane is a 777 which until the crash at sfo last july did not have a deadly crash in its 20 year history. boeing said its monitoring the situation. >> oakland police are investigating a report of a sexual assault at an elementary school. we are live in the city of oakland to tell us why some parents are angry at the school response. >> reporter: police are still searching for that man who reportedly inappropriately touched a 7-year-old girl here at the world and achieve academy. we were on the scene yesterday

afternoon. parents though had to wait outside while the campus was locked down and police investigated and the search for the alleged attacker. police say that two girls, aged 7 and 8 attending an after school program said they saw a strange man on campus at about 3:45 yesterday afternoon. the girls said that the man touched at least one of them inappropriately. the girls returned to their class and told a teacher and that prompted a lockdown and a police investigation. now parents say that they were very concerned because the school wasn't releasing information. >> we deserve a call. because like me i'm thinking the worst. you know my two little ones, i'm thinking something happened to them. it's their responsibility to give us parent parents a call. >> reporter: the girls were taken to the hospital to be checked out and interviewed. police say they are look for a white or latino man about 6 feet tall between 180 to 200 pounds. he had black hair and a

mustache and had a black shirt, blue jeans and brown shoes. of course police are asking anyone with information about this case to get in contact with them. we are live in oakland. ktvu channel 2news. >> there has been approach in a 25-year-old homicide case in san jose a 38-year-old kathy zimmer a mother of two disappeared in march of 1989. her body was found in her car at san jose airport. police say she was strangled. last month the case was reopened and photographs of the quilt her body was wrapped in were released. investigators say that tested dna from the clothing led to the arrest of her husband. 66-year-old david zimmer and his 69-year-old brother robert zimmer. >> the kind of dna technology and science technology science we have today didn't exist ten years ago let alone in 1989. >> prosecutors say that money may have been the motive. they say david zimmer got more than $400,000 after his wife

died. the money came from the sale of their home and a life insurance pay out. prosecutors say the couple was separated at the time of her death. >> a 10-year-old boy is home safe after disappearing for several hours. as we first reported on the 10:00 news police eventually found him playing video games at a friend's house. his family reported him missing yesterday afternoon after he didn't come home from school. he lives less than four block away. police were worried since he is hatian and french is his primary language. language. >> happening today labor groups plan to protest outside whole food stores. they claim that the chain fired a worker who stayed home with her disabled son during a january snowstorm in chicago. they want the woman to get her job back. whole foods won't discuss it but said they have a clear policy on absences.

they said that no single event would lead to a firing. a rally is scheduled at berkeley next wednesday over disputed farmland in albany owned by the university students and community groups say it should be a public farmland space and not be developed into a senior living facility and grocery store. earlier this week the albany city council paveed the way for that development plan. supporters of the project say its needed in the area but critics say that the units will still cost to much for most. >> police are asking for help to find a thief caught committing the crime on surveillance video. officers say the man robbed a woman at the bank of america atm on fremont at about 6:45 thursday morning. they say he grabbed the money from the woman's hand and then made her go back to the atm and withdraw cash two more times. police say that he grabbed the woman's car keys keys and threw them into a bush before taking off in this red corolla with utah license plates. >> i don't hear of anything happening at this bank.

that was kind of a shocker. >> police say that the man they are look for is 20 to 30, about 5'11'' 1 with a thin build. anyone with information is asked to call the police department. people who drive ford trucks and vans in sonoma are told to watch for thieves. police have received 13 reports of ford vehicle that have been stolen or broken into. they say that the thieves steal the vehicles, take it to a second location to strip it and then dump what's left at a third location. nine of the reported cases whether from the same area. the crimes usually happen between ten and five. >> in this morning's weekly address the president repeated his call to raise the nation's minimum wage. >> it's time for 1010. it's time to give america a race. it's time to restore opportunity for all. >> the president wants the minimum wage bumped from $7.25 to $10.10 an hour. he said that would lift the

wages for 28 million people across the united states. he said that many small and big companies support the effort because they will benefit by keeping worker who stay for more pay. opponents fear businesses will lay off employees to cut costs. the latest jobs report turned out better than many expected. according to the labor department 1 75,000 people got new jobs last month. economists say that's surprising because of the severe winter weather most of the country has within -- been dealingw. the national unemployment rate rose to 6.7%. here in california more than 31,000 people lost their jobs last month. the bay area did see a slight increase in the number of people without jobs. in solano the rate jumped from 7.3% in december to 8.1 in january. rates in san francisco, marin and san mateo are the lowest in the state. napa and santa clara are below the national average as well. u. tomorrow is daylight saving time. that means you need to set your

clock ahead an hour before you go to sleep tonight. the clocks officially spring forward at 2:00 a.m. sunday, about 70 countries around the world participate in daylight saving time. >> i will miss that hour. >> i will too. >> complaints of headaches and nausea. what was found in a fire station that had firefighters moving out and how long it'll take to fix. >> and the university of california changes its policies about sexual violence in the wake of two dozen federal lawsuits. what will happen now and why some aren't satisfied. >> mostly sunny skies for your saturday. we will be cloudy by tomorrow and then showers return to the area. i will highlight saturday for you and show you when i expect we will see that rain coming up. >> and first take you outside. there is a different picture. this is the live look at the approach to the richmond san rafael bridge and it's still a little gray and hazy but

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same day as the deadline to comply with new laws aimed at more accurate reports of stats for serious crimes in and around campus. >> supporters of a bill cracking down on cyber bullying say they believe it'll get the two thirds vote necessary in the state legislature to be law next january. audrey's law is named after a 15-year-old audrey pott the couldn't who committed suicide in september after pictures came up of her drunk and passed out. three classmates were sentenced fora soughting her -- assaulting her and taking the photographs. her mother said that current laws provide to much protection for sex offenders. >> there was no public conviction, no element of acknowledgement or deterr aps and no remorse or apology. >> audrey's law would let juveniles who assault victim who are drunk and passed out to be tried as adults. that would make it possible for them to face stiffer sentences.

the bill also makes cyber bullying a crime and a felony in some cases. officials have given the green light to the new computer based testing system. the new tests will be given to three million this spring in grades k through 12. they area shrined with the new standards in classrooms. the so-called smarter balance tests will replace what is known as a star test. the new tests designed to be taken on computers rather than with pencils and papers. >> let's turn to rosemary. a lot of little league parades. >> yeah. just going to be a nice one. we are dealing patchy fog. we showed you a few shots over areas of the bay, along the coast line. let's give you a few of those shots. first over the bay point area with mostly sunny skies and isn't that just a beautiful view of the sun on its way up. high clouds in the forecast for

today. ridge of high pressure strengthening but not everybody enjoying that sun. here say look across the bay. low clouds, patchy fog reported at times. along the coastline it's gray in areas like pacifica and half moon bay. we will see this burn away. i will show you in just a moment. here say look at the high clouds starting to sweep over the bay area and the low clouds beneath it. we move through your day we are going to have high clouds in the forecast. we will have nice weather. we are talking temperatures back into the low 70's for some of the warmer locations. we will look at those coming up. five hundred miles off the coastline this next system is on its way in. its going to bring some rain to northern california can, late tonight, early tomorrow, for us, it's going to hold off until at least sunday, sunday night for most of us. let me show you. we will go through the next couple of days, seven you can see the pockets of low clouds off the coastline just inside the bay. as we get into ten, 11 it starts to burn away. we will be left with just the mostly sunny skies and the high

clouds for the first half of the day. into the evening sunsets about 6:10 this evening. notice the thicker clouds starting to move in just a little over the north bay but still some nice weather into sunset. into the overnight hours the cloudses start to thicken up. we are into sunday morning now and we will wake up mostly cloudy, tomorrow going to look a lot different than what we have today. you can see a few spring manies here into areas right around lake county, perhaps the northern edge of sonoma. this area has a slight pocket of picking up a few sprinkles on sunday. the rest of us will be mainly dry, you can see from the forecast model it doesn't look like the north bay will pick up a lot. into eight on sunday we have that rain line now, as we get in to the overnight hours it slides through, by monday morning we are drying out. it looks like this system will tim late in the evening between sunday night and monday morning. as far as rainfall as we get in to the overnight hours it starts to accumulate. looks like for most of us a

quarter inch much or less. right now temperatures in the 40s. 40 degrees santa rosa, 46 san jose, a bit of a cool start. afternoon highs, going to feel good. 67 berkeley. 70 santa rosa. in to the south bay. 71 for san jose. 73 morgan hill. the extended forecast here with the bay area weekend always in view. mostly sunny today. mostly cloudy tomorrow. slight chance for a few scattered showers in the north bay. as i showed you. looks like sunday night this to monday. our best opportunity to get wet while we are sleeping. then monday afternoon we are drying out. temperatures rebound once again in to the upper 60s and low 70s tuesday and wednesday and high sierra snow. that clock reminding you to spring forward tonight. tomorrow morning we wake up with the clocks ahead. back to the desk. >> thank you.

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change in the manufacturing process by the wing's producer. last year all dream liner was grounded more than three months because of battery issues. microsoft is preparing to end support and upgrades for its xp operating system. as of april a microsoft will retire the operating system which first shipped in 2008. the director of windows said the company can't afford to support it forever. he said that it's common practice to retire out dated programs, microsoft is telling people to upgrade to its window's 8 operating system. >> major merger announcement could mean big lay offs in one city. the deal between safeway and albertsons and. >> and he lost his life fighting terrorists on board flight 93. the documentary just done about the bay area's mark binghan and where you can see it. [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek.

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who died on september 11th identifying the terrorist -- fighting the terrorists who took over flight 93 a new documentary recounts his life story for a hometown audience. >> its clear that mark and other people on flight 93 knew that their flight wasn't intended to land. >> reporter: his life cut short fighting the terrorists on board flight 93 is now being told on the silver screen. that started a 12 year trip to bring his story to everybody. >> it's about a mother, a son, and what is takes to be a hero. i think what audiences are coming away with is being inspired by this beautiful mother and son story. >> reporter: the film makers say while the events around his death are a part of his life story it's just a small part of a unique character. the film traces his story starting with his close

relationship with his mother. alice has seen the film and said its emotional for her every time. >> it's hard for me to watch some parts. i learned a lot about my son. i didn't know he smoked. >> reporter: rather than focus on his death they focused on his life. growing up in loss gatos, attending berkeley, coming out as a gay man. playing rugby and combating sstereotypes. >> it seems his whole life preparing for this last day. >> reporter: she is glad that more people can learn about her son's life and how he died. she said that even now more than a decade after his death she still is learning from him. >> i realize there are things i need to stand up and fight for because mark can no longer dot. i need to stand up against terrorists for example. >> that was christian reporting. there will be a screening in san jose today. it's at 12:30 in the afternoon at the california theater there on first street.

we have a link to the film maker's website to see if there is a viewing coming to a theater near you. >> thousands of women have come together in the philippines to celebrate international women's day. participants stood in a giant formation to create a female symbol. organizers say that the goal of forming that was to help empower women. about 12,000 joinedt. the group was formed by women from government offices, state universities and colleges as well as civil society groups. the president is schedule elaborating at chiefment -- celebrating the achievements of the stanford women's tennis team. player also have the opportunity to meet with the president on monday. he is telling them congratulations, the new home of the 49ers is looking more like a football field the goal posts were put in yesterday.

the stadium said they are the first automatic collapsable goal post so at the end of the game a member of the ground crew can lower them on to the field in just eight secondses they can also raise them in 30. >> pretty impressive. also, a zoo in mexico is welcoming a new baby hippo. it's the first birth in 16 years at the zoo in mexico city. the director said it was quite a challenge to get the mother and father to mate. the baby weighs about 88 fund pounds. residents being asked to vote on a name. the suggested names include hodji which means noble. >> and we continue following developing news for you from the south china sea. the new clue found just this morning. >> we will tell you about the

search for a sexual assailant and how it locked down a school. >> warmer weather is on the way for your saturday afternoon. i will have a look at the temperatures outside your door this morning. who is dealing with patchy fog and low clouds and what you can expect for your neighborhood coming up.

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missing plane carrying 239 people. government officials say that it may have crashed in the sea near vietnam. good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. >> good morning. we will have the latest on that news in just a minute. first let's go over to rosemary for a quick look at the weather. >> reporter: yes. good morning. spring like weather in the forecast for today as we get in to the afternoon, back in to the 70s for some of us. outside this morning high clouds overhead, low clouds as well. those high clouds may be all about you notice for the afternoon because we will have mostly sunny skies and a few high clouds, this morning at this hour some of the low clouds just inside the bay. along the coastline we are mostly gray. in to the nine, 10:00 hour it should burn away. into 11 just a little bit of haze still here in side the bay. then we are left with again mostly sunny skies for saturday an. for today, once we get past the low clouds these cool temperatures, we have some

enjoyable weather coming your way. 45 in cop concord. low 40s santa rosa. 50 degrees redwood city. low 40s for livermore. we slide to the peninsula 48 foster city. 46 outside your door palo alto. saratoga looking at 44 into the afternoon. 68 vallejo, 69 oakland. 68 haywood. upper 60s low 70s. in to the south bay. san jose, are you going to 71, morgan hill 73, as we head to the information bay we have low 70s in the forecast for santa rosa and napa. patchy fog. mostly sunny for the afternoon with nice, mild temperatures. tomorrow a different story. even a chance for a few sprinkles and eventually all of us are likely to get wet. i will show you that model and the extended forecast with the rest of the weekend coming up. >> we start this half hour with the latest on the search

for a missing airliner. there is word that several passengers were using stolen passports of people from austria and italy. recovery crews believe they may be zeroing in on the wreckage. the airline flight to china suddenly vanished from air traffic control screens yesterday morning. it's believe that the plane went down two hours after takeoff. this morning the vietnam air force said its spotted off the southern coast two large oil slicks, six to nine miles long, believed to have come from that jet. 239 people were on board including three americans. >> i want to -- really hard that this -- that they are all safe and we are trying to do everything in our powers to find where the plane is. really just where that is. [inaudible] i think is far to early to say. >> the families of the

passengers in grief. they say they have been waiting for hours and have received little information from the airline. >> oakland police are investigating a report of a sexual assault at an elementary school. we are live in oakland to tell you why some parents are angry about the school's response. >> reporter: yeah. police still searching for the man who reportedly inappropriately touched a 7- year-old girl. their investigation was focused here at the world and achieve academy in oakland. just a few minutes ago we had a chance to go check out the front door of the school. this is a sign incoming people to check in at office and also a camera to monitor who buzzes in. we were on scene yesterday afternoon. parents though had to wait outside while the campus was locked down and police launched their investigation and the search for the allegad attacker. oakland police say that two girls aged seven and eight attending an after school program said they encountered a strange man on campus. the girls say that the man

touched at least one of them inappropriately. the girls returned to their class and told a teacher and that prompted the lockdown and police investigation. students say that they had to stay put while police septembered. >> police investigated. >> we had to stay in the class. >> we were just in class and the principal said someone was on the loose. >> reporter: some parents were upset that they weren't getting more information out of the school at the time. the girls that were in question here were taken to children's hospital in oakland to be checked and interviewed. police say that they are looking for a white or latino man about 6 feet tall between 180 to 200 pounds and investigators say that he had black air and a mustache and he was wearing a black shirt, blue jeans and brown shoes. anyone with information is asked to come forward. we are live in oakland.

>> bail has been increased to $17 million for a teacher accused of abusing students. the 32-year-old pled not guilty to molestation. until a few days ago he taught english and science in richmond. he is a accused of molesting students at richmond's making ways charter school from december of 2012 to october of last year when he worked there. >> this did fall through the cracks, but that we are going to make ame nds and do better. fortunately this person was caught before they did any damage to our students. >> the west contra costa school board president said he was planning a three day overnight field trip next month to yosemite with students without the principal's knowledge. his bail went up to 17 million because of added felony charges including kidnapping and assault of a child. >> a police officer was killed and a second one injured after

their car hit a dump truck. it happened yesterday morning in beverly hills. nicholas lee and a rookie female officer were responding to a call at the time of the crash. lee died at the scene. authorities are looking into if the brakes failed on the truck which was headed down a hill. the rookie officer graduated three months ago and had a concussion in the crash. officer lee was a 16 year veteran of the department. >> he is a training officer. he was engaged in that business when this happened. he had a trainee with him. he was extremely well regarded for his ability as a training officer. >> high was also among those who recorded a special birthday video for a 7-year-old boy with leukemia. the video was posted just four days ago and has more than 17,000 views. the officer leaves behind a wife and two children. friendses and family are mourning the death of a teen

who died in a car accident. the 17-year-old of danville was killed thursday morning when his car went down a elm bankment and hit a tree. it happened off highway 24 and lafayette. the chp said he was speeding and may have been raise, racing another vehicle. he was a student at fusion academy in walnut creek. 's tended san ramone. friendses and family gathered in pleasant hill yesterday to say their good-byes to 14-year- old jenna. she died sunday after being hit by a train. investigators say she ran onto the tracks to pick up a cell phonism had dropped. the pastor of the church where the funeral was held said her death was to soon and to tragic and she had made a lasting impact during her life. >> police are cracking down on the area's latino gangs. teams spread out across the county checking on known gang members for probation

violations. they say they focused on the canal district where they say the gone is dominant. they say its been under attack by their rival. >> when people are being shot, people are being stabbed and it's life and death, then that is the number one thing. >> police say there have been five shootings in recent weeks including a point blank hit at a downtown restaurant. last night officers searched 25 homes and made four arrests. they took many weapons including knives. a family said they are counting their blessings after escaping from an apartment fire. late thursday night kevin sampson awoke to find his apartment on fire he said he immediately woke up his wife and their 3-year-old grandson. sampson is now recovering from a broken ankle at the medical center and said that the only thing on miss mind was escaping. >> the room was just hot. so it's coming in here. it's on its way. you heard the fire.

you know the rumble of the fire. that told me to get out of there. >> the only way out was the second story bedroom. he dropped his grandson to another family member who was 25 feet below. his wife broke her pelvis and had a concussion. the fire may have started in the kitchen. >> a big mold problem has shut down the fire station on treasure island. officials found it just this week. the firefighters union said that some members have been complaining about the mold at station 48 for years. we obtained photographs taken by firefighters that show the mold under the sink as well as on a carpet. firefighters say the conditions have caused problems. >> to my knowledge nobody has gone off on any of those injuries here. >> i guess the maintenance bill is coming due and it's large. >> they will operate out of a

nearby training facility until it's fixed. >> an investigation into a slaughter house at the center of a massive recall may be bigger than previously thought. last month the u.s.d.a. recalled nearly 9 million bound poundses of beef. the company is a accused of buying cows with canner trying cows with cancer. yesterday an official said the investigation involves more than just cows with cancer. he said that 44,000 establishments received products tied to that recall which is more than was first reported. today haywood will share the results of a study of what people want to see. they started asking what residents wanted to see chide. many areas of concern include safety, education, public facilities and housing. an open house will be held starting at nine at city hall. haywood employees will be on hand to answer questions. public meetings are also going

to be held over the next few moss. >> people who rely on muni to get around will have a chance to sound off. muni is holding a town hall meeting on possible service chip cans and it's budget. the agency is considering considering altering routes. today's meeting starts at ten at the headquarters on south bend. several hundred ride it every day. >> plans to install a new traffic barrier on the golden gate bridge are moving forward. if will be installed in late october and will require closing the bridge for about 52 hours. its being installed as a way to prevent head on collisions. the marin independent journal report that a contract is going out forbids. piece by piece the eastern span is being dismantled. as you can see from these pictures, much of the upper deck has been removed. caltrans said it has replaced most of the heavy concrete and steel base of the lower deck with timber mats to lighten the weight of the bridge.

it's in preparation for the midspan separation that's set to start in the next three to four weeks. tickets for bottle rock 2014 are on sale for people in napa valley. this is video of last year's five-day music festival in napa. this year's event will last three days and runs from may 30 30th through june first. organizers have yet to announce the line up of preformers. the sale for people who live in the area will end tomorrow at noon or when ever. tickets sell out. >> 25 years later finally a break in the case of a mother found dead in her car. the technology that led to the arrest of the two men being held for that crime. >> and a display of defiance. the bigger picture between this act of vandalism and why this camera was targeted. >> a nice day on the way for the bay area. outside our doors, waking up with widespread 40s a little bit of patchy fog. when the fog will clear. when we will warm up. >> first a look at the approach to the bay bridge toll

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the crisis in the ukraine could put in danger an arms treaty. moscow is hinting it's consider canning preventing further inspections in retailation to the decision to halt military cooperation between the two countries the united states and the european union have introduced captions after its move to send troops to the

ukraine. tensions are flairing in the area. russian troops accused of firing warning shots to stop foreign observers from entering. troops took aftera border point and ships blocking vessels from leaving the port. the president has proposed a potential solution that involves direct negotiations between the governments with international monitors on the ground to keep the piece. a group is taking responsibility for vandalizing three red light cameras in oakland with pink paint. it happened hours after the city council approved a surveillance center at the port of oakland to try to improve security. even though the cameras aren't part of the program the group said it wanted to make a statement about privacy rights. critics fear the city will tap into cameras in the future to spy on people. >> you never would know when -- information is being gathered you never know how it's going to be used and the consequences of allowing

certain things now. >> the cameras vandalized were at market and north gate. the cams have already been cleaned. >> the murder trial of oscar pistorious resumes monday. it ended with testimony that showed him as a highley emotion alleman, always carrying a gun who may have tried to cover up the deadly shooting of his girlfriend a security guard talked to the disabled runner after receiving reports of gun fire from the home. he told the guard there was nothing to worry about. >> >> [inaudible] >> an exgirlfriend said that the runner had a gun with him at all times, he broke down and nearly wept during testimony this week of the physical woundseses from the shooting. >> let's go over to rosemary for a check of weather.

i know you said more rain but it'll be a really nice day. >> yes. enjoyable day in the forecast for today. then eventually we will get that possibility of some rain, unfortunately its not going to be a lot. i will show you what i mean coming up. let's start out with mostly blue skies over oakland this morning. it's a cool own without there. temperatures in to the 40s while we slept. now that the sun is up we will start to see that turn around. not everybody waking up with sun though. we have fog along the coastline and around portions of the bethea will burn off as we get to the next hour or two. 40 degrees in santa rosa. 41napa, 40s around the bay. upper 40s mountain view. low 50s redwood city. in to the east bay oakland at 48, 46 in haywood and in to the inner east bay temperatures in the 40s as well. 44 lafayette. low to mid40s walnut creek. 44 san ramone. pittsburgh at 50 degrees and 48

outside the door brentwood. for this morning a bit of a cool start. as we get in to the afternoon temperatures will soar back in to the upper 60s to low 70o's. we are waking up many with high clouds and i think this will be the problem today a mix of high clouds moving in and out of the bay area. these cloudses are associated with that system that will bring us some rain. here it is still off the coastline. it'll move into northern california and late tonight and tomorrow it'll slowly start to shift in to the bay area. i think sunday is going to be mostly cloudy, mainly dry. so for today, a cool start, a nice mild afternoon with partly to mostly sunny skies, sunday we will wake up mostly cloudy and we will be mostly cloudy for the day. we will leave in a slight chance that maybe a few scattered showers for the north bay and with the cloudses are likely to see a bit of a cooler day. here say look at the forecast. in addition to bringing accumulation it's an idea of when the rain will arrive. maybe a bit of drizzle over the north edge of sonoma.

maybe a few passing showers. now through sunday, notice we are into sunday night and nothing has changed. it sits right about here. now as we get if in to the evening it'll shift and move from north to south. we wake up monday morning a pocket possibility of a few scattered showers. so again, not a big rain maker. for your saturday, a cool start. temperatures starting to rebound in to the 9:00 hour, already in the 50s. 60s in the forecast for lunch. and for the afternoon, temperatures 73 degrees in some areas, livermore, morgan hill. upper 60s to near 70 around the bay. the extended forecast with your bay area weekend always in view. today, the better day to be outside. especially if you like that sun. tomorrow we will be mostly cloudy but mainly dry until the evening hours. sunday night into monday. the rain moves through and then trying out monday and dry for

tuesday and wednesday with afternoon highs not budging a lot. and that clock, reminding you to spring forward in to the overnight. today's sun will set at 6:10. tomorrow it'll be 7:11. >> pleasanton has long been the home for safeway but the sale of the company could mean the city will have to part ways. tom takes a look at how the merger could affect workers, the economy and local shoppers. >> reporter: the appropriately named city is not so pleasant about the possibility of losing safeway headquarters. possibly to boise. >> in our conversations it's to early to tell. >> reporter: if they leave the state of california would loose the corporate income tax of a major company. pleasanton would take a significant hit to its tax base. the town at the crossroads of the 580 and 680 hope it'll stay

they none can attract others. >> we have an extraordinarily robust business community and we will be able to weather whatever happens in the long run. >> reporter: a professor of berkeley's school of business knows how these things usually go. >> appears that boise will be where the corporate head headquarters will be. >> reporter: and that could signal mass layoffs here. >> from the corporate headquarters perspective now there will be two of every executive and corporate position and association that just can't continue in a cost efficient way with the combined company. >> reporter: but a combined safeway and albertsons could be good news for shoppers. >> the power to negotiate with your suppliers and those in your supply chain to get low -- the lowest possible cost because you are competing with the wal-marts and the cosco's. >> reporter: and make no mistake the companies trying to

buy safeway mean to down size it, maximize it's profits and then sell it off. >> protecting female students across california. the big changes throughout the uc campus systems and how they want to put a stop to sexual assault. >> and raising money for cancer. one basketball at a time. how the nba and warriors are binging a sense of comfort to local cancer patients.

firefighters say a broken pipe from a sprinkler system sent a huge stream of water out of the 12th story of a building on to the sidewalk in san francisco's financial district. it happened yesterday morning at the market. the waterfall event lasted for about 15 minutes. no injuries were reported. >> a california lawmaker is proposing new legislation aimed at protecting killer whales. richard bloom, a democrat introduced it yesterday. it would ban the import and

export of killer whales in california. it would also make keeping them in captivity illegal and punishable by jail time or a fine. bloom said he was inspired after watching black fish a documentary about captive whales. and antenna cats and kittens are recovering after being saved from a an ban donned trailer. they were living an elderly woman in a small trailer the trailer was filled with urine and feces. many of the animals have health problems the spca is asking for volunteers to help support them. senate obama care clock is ticking for those who don't have health insurance. this year's deadline is march 31 march 31st anyone who doesn't enroll by that deadline won't be able to sign up until 2015. >> the nba and warriors are paying a tribute to bay area cancer patients as part of their hoops for saint jude's

week. last night warrior forward david lee met with a 12-year- old cancer survivor sydney. in 2007 sydney was diagnosed with a type of brain tumor and received two moss of treatment. david lee first met sydney in 2011 and developed a long lasting friendship. saint jude's week was launched with the goal of finding a cure for childhood canner other diseases. the warriors are back from a 4-2 road trip trying to keep pace with the clippers the hawks, seth curry with the ball. nice dish to a flying david lee a gentle put in. not so gentle in the fourth. watch the right side of the screen. iguodala on the break. catches the jordon crawford feed and slams it home. warrior fans dancing the night away with this win. >> trucks stolen in sonoma. who police say the thieves targeting. >> and we are following developing news around the

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patchy fog, cool temperatures and a pleasant day on the way. >> 239 people on board in a 7777 that disappears. we are following news connected to the airliner. what crews found just with in the last few hours. >> and parents outraged following a reported sexual assault on a bay area elementary school campus. why they say that the school did not do enough to tell them and the investigation now underway. mornings on 2 continues. >> complete, bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it's saturday march 8th. >> good morning a beautiful saturday morning out there. let's get you over to rosemary. good morning to you. >> good morning. we do have a fabulous day on the way. 40s a bit of a chill in the air and patchy fog to go around areas along the bay and the coastline. some areas around half moon bay and pacifica with gray skies,

partly cloudy for the afternoon. slightly warmer today. temperatures in to the low 70s for some of the warmer locations, it's going to feel good out there. 45 degrees in santa rosa. looking at 53 san francisco, 53 oakland. upper 40s concord, 50 in san jose. for the second half of the day going to be nice. temperatures reaching into the upper 60s in some cases, let's try san francisco, doesn't want to work boar news -- for me at the moment. san jose i know you are a sure bet to give me the numbers. upper 60s in the forecast by lunchtime. low 70's in the forecast for the afternoon. right around two and then we will be slightly warmer into 3, 4:00 hour. into 5:00, 68 degrees, still a nice afternoon if you plan to eat outside for your saturday and as we get into eight 60 degrees with mostly cloudy skies, the clouds wills increase in to the evening hours, for today, partly cloudy to mostly sunny.

72 for antioch. 72 fairfield. 73 livermore. parts of the north bay. 71 redwood city and 71 san jose city. 73 morgan hill. the numbers from two to four degrees warmer than yesterday a slight warm up expected for today and then things start to change. even the slight possibility of a few scattered showers and then all of us getting wet. i will show you the future cast and what you can expect in the weekend coming up. >> and developing news in the search for a missing passenger jet carrying 239 people. earlier this morning searchers spotted two large oil slicks off the southern tip of vietnam that may have come from that plane. the airlines flight was headed to china. air traffic controllers lost track of it not long after it took off. the air force planes found the oil slick that are six and nine miles long. the slicks consistent with what would have been left from a crashed jet liner. in china family members

were devastated as they went to the airport looking for answers. it's still not clear what happened. officials say that the weather was clear when the plane dropped from radar screens. last week cnn did a story with the airline and the co pilot featured in that story is seen near in this video. he is sitting on the right and he is among the people now missing. >> we are looking at all possibilities but it's to early to make eye remarks. i would just like to say that our thoughts and prayers are with the families affected. >> among the passengers were three americans and two babies. the plane is a 777 which until the crash last july did not have a deadly crash in its history. boeing said that it's monitoring the situation. in the next half hour we will report on a twist that could make identitying all of the people on board the plane next to impossible. >> oakland police are investigating a report of a sexual assault at an elementary

school. the world and achieve academy on 28th avenue was put on lockdown at about 4:00 after two girls in the after school program reported seeing a strange man on campus. at least one of the girls told police she was assaulted. police searched the school and the neighborhood but they didn't find the man. some parents are angry that they were not told. >> we at least deserve a call. you know because -- like me i'm thinking the worst. you know my two little ones, i'm thinking something happened to them. it's their responsibility to give us parents a call. >> police say they are look for a white or latino man, -- with black hair and a mustache. . if you have information you are asked to call oakland police. the palo alto district is facing a lawsuit after refusing to let a student with autism to be educated at home the parents say they hope to reverse a ruling last december that found

the district did not violate any of the student's rights. their lawsuit claims that the district violated the individual's with disabilities education improvement act of 2004, the act requires school districts to provide free appropriate public education to all students. there has been a break-in a 25-year-old homicide case in san jose. kathy zimmer a mother of two disappeared in march of 1989. her body was found in her car at the san jose airport and police say she was strangled. last month the case was reopened and photographs of the quilt her body was wrapped in were released. while investigators tested dna from the clothing led to the arrest of her husband 66-year- old david david summer and his brother robert. >> the kind of dna technology we have today, didn't exist ten years ago, letta lobe in 1989. >> prosecutors say money may

have been the motive. they say david zimmer got more than $400,000 after his wife's death. the money came from the sale of their home and a life insurance pay out. the couple was separated at the time of her death. >> a 10-year-old is home safe in san leandro after disappearing for severaller several hours. as we first reported, last night, police did eventually find the boy playing video games at a friend's house. his family reported him missing at 4:15 after he did not come home from school. he does live less than four blocks away. police were concerned since he french is his main language. happening today labor and women's groups plan to protest outside whole food stores. they claim that the chain fired a worker in chicago who stayed home with her disabled son during a january snowstorm. they want the woman to get her job back. back they say no employee should have to pick between a

sick child and paycheck. the company said that no single event would have led to a firing. coming up at 8:30 a live report from the store ahead of that protest. and a rally scheduled at berkeley next wednesday over disputed farmland in albany owned by the university. student and community groups say it should be used as public farmland and not be developed in to senior living facilities and a grocery store. earlier this week the city council approved a measure paving the way for the development plan. supporters of the senior project say its needed in the area but critics say the units would still be to expensive. >> police want help to find a thief caught on video robbing a woman at the bank of america atm on fremont boulevard thursday morning. they say he grabbed the money from the woman's hand and then made her go back to the atm and withdraw cash twice. police say he then grabbed her car keys and threw them into a

nearby bush before taking off in this red corolla with utah plates. >> i don't hear of anything really happening at this bank. that was kind of a shocker. >> police say they are be log for someone who is about 20 to 30, he is about 5'11'' 1 with a thin build. anyone with information about this case is asked to call the police department. people who drive ford trucks and vans are being told to watch out for a group of teens, police say they have received 13 reports of ford vehicles that have either been stolen or broke then to. in most cases they say that the thieves steal the vehicles, take it to a second location to strip it and then dump what's left of it at a third location. nine of the reported cases were from the same area. police say that the crimes usually happen between ten and five. >> in this morning's weekly address the president repeated his call to raise the nation's minimum wage. >> it's time for 1010. it's time to give america a

race. it's time to restore opportunity for all. >> the president wants the wage bumped from $7.25 to $10.10 an hour. he said that it would lift the wages for some 28 million people across the united states. he said that many small and big companies support that effort because they will benefit by keeping workers who stay for more pay. opponents fear they will layoff employees to cut costs. now the latest jobs report turned out better than many expected. according to the labor department 1 75,000 got got now jobs. that's surprising because of the severe winter weather most the weather has been dealing. at the same time the national unemployment rate rose a fraction to 6.7%. here in california more than 31,000 people lost their jobs last month. and the bay area saw a slight increase in the number of people without jobses. in solano to comed to 8.1% in january. rates in san francisco, marin and san mateo are the lowest in

the state. napa and santa clara are also below the national average. >> some streets will soon be closed off to cars and opened up to people for the seventh yearly sunday streets. tomorrow's event will take place from 11:00 a.m. -- activities will include free bike rentals and tune ups, rock climbing face painting. this year's event will be held in nine locations across the city. organizers say san francisco adopted the family friendly event back in 2008 as a way to get people outside and be physically active. >> health how thousands of students can get a free dress for prom promming today. >> and the university of california expands its policies about sexual violence in the wake of more than two dozen federal lawsuits. what will happen now. why some still aren't satisfied. >> and the nice day shaping up around the bay area outside the doors. partly cloudy, patchy fog and

light windses. what you can expect for the neighborhood and in the extended forecast. more rain on the way. when we will likely get wet. >> first outside, look at the sun shining out there on the east shore freeway for us. we are watching traffic across the bay area. nothing major to report for you right now but we will watch iter to you. we love this kitchen! what's next? great! do you have measurements? yeah, i paced it off. it's about twenty by twelve of these. so, we can measure, plan and install it for you.

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policy against sexual violence. it comes after 30 students filed lawsuits. the victims claiming that uc mistreated or ignored their reports of sexual violence. yesterday the uc president said that the new policy offers broader protection for victims victims and more education for students and staff. the students filing the lawsuits say they are still not satisfied. >> i have a big stake in making sure that the university handled this correctly. as a survivor it's not accept albany owned that people have to go through such a terrible process. >> the new changes came the same day as the deadline for universities to comply with laws aimed at more accurate reporting for serious crimes. >> supporters of a bill cracking down on cyber bullying say they believe it'll get the two thirds vote necessary in the state legislature to be law next january. it's named after audrey pott the high school student who committed suicide after pictures of her surfaced when

she was drunk and passed out. three classmates were sentenced for sexuallia soughting her soughting -- assaulting her and then taking the pictures. her mother said that current laws provide to much protection for juvenile sex offenders. >> there was no public conviction, no element of acknowledgement, and certainly no remorse or apology. >> audrey's law would let juveniles who assault victim who are drunk and passed out to be tried as adults. that would make it possible for them to face siever sentences. senate bill also makes cyber bullying a crime and some some cases a money. officials have given the green light to the new standardized testing system. those will be given to three million students in grades k through 12. they are aligned the new common core standards. the smarter balance tests will replace what's known as the star test that has been used since 1999. the new tests will be take ownn

't computers rather than with pencils and paper. and microsoft is preparing to end support and upgrades for its xp operating systems as of april 8th they are going to retire that operating system which first shipped in 2001. the company's direct eye said that the company can't afford to support it forever. he said it's common practice to retire out dead president dated date -- out the programs. >> daylight saving time tomorrow morning. when you go to bed spring forward an hour. i know firefighters make me want to tell you it's also a good time to change the batteries in the smoke detectors, always this time of year. let's turn to rosemary as we head into this spring like weather. little chilly but warmer later today. >> are you right. it's a cool start. maybe test it out if you are going to be heading out early. widespread 40s around the bay area. by the afternoon mild temperatures a look at a blue

sky over san jose. san jose -- about 50 degrees with a light breeze. pretty day in your neighborhood. temperatures have jumped -- in the last 15 minutes or so. widespread 40s now beginning to rebound. 55 in antioch. 48 livermore. closer to the coast we are still mostly yeah gray. 50 degrees right now outside your door. half moon bay 48napa. mid40s santa rose a. with have a few patches of fog reported, we will be watching as those burn off. 51 foster city. 44 in areas around menlo park. we will have that w isp y cloud over the bay area. even when it thickens up d the

sky will turn white. it shouldn't be gray or gloomy. we have changes as well. i will show you that coming up. if you are heading toward the northern area of california that may change as we get into tonight and tomorrow. there are those patches of fog along the bay of santa rosa had reported a little bit of fog. into the 11:00 hour you can see a sliver -- for -- as we get closer to sunset, the clouds are thickening up. increasing clouds into the second half of saturday. that's really about it. we are into sunday morning. i think sunday will be a different day. we will wake up, different with all these clouds offer cloud overhead a few scattered showers over the far north bay. this is the area over the north

bay where we will see just a chance for scattered showers on sunday. sunday night, so the weekend already winding down and then here comes the rain. it looks like by nine and then it'll be just a heady rain that moves through the bay area and the overnight. one of those overnight system that is great news will hold off until the end of the weekend. patchy fog, a cool start. by the afternoon a minor warm up in store by sunday just a slight chance in the north bay. afternoon highs for today. 68nevado. upper 60s san francisco. 73 for morgan hill. 71 santa cruz. the extended forecast. with your bay area weekend always in view. again what we just talked about cloudier skies, bit cooler tomorrow, chance for showers in the north bay. the real rain will arrive sunday night into monday morning and then out of here

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and what is takes to be a hero i think what audiences are coming away with are being inspired by this beautiful story. >> reporter: the film makers say while the events are a part of his life story it's just a small part of a unique character. the film traces his story starting with his close relationship with his mother. alice has seen the film and said its emotional every time. >> it's hard for me to watch some parts. i learned a lot about my sob i don't know he smoked. >> reporter: rather than focus on his death the film makers focused on his life. growing up in loss gatos, come canning out as gay, playing rugby. >> it seems like in some ways that his whole life prepared him for this last day of his life. >> reporter: alice said she is glad that more people can learn about her son's life and how he died. she said that even now more than a decade after his death

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no a plane disappears after taking off. the desperate search for the jet this morning and it's passengers. good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. >> there are a couple of new developments in the search for that plane. mh370. what we have learned about the americans on board. first, a clear day today. the rain may becoming tomorrow but rosemary said this saturday looks good for everybody. >> yeah. it'll shape up nicely. we will get into sun, even the areas that are waking up with gray this morning. patchy fog along the coast, patchy fog inside the bay you go to the inner east bay and mostly sunny skies, take a look at this shot here over the san francisco area where those clouds are slowly starting to clear. high clouds will stay in the forecast for today and again i will have ia look at those -- what you can expect there coming up in just a moment. let's look at some of the numbers. 49 concord. most of us woke up in the 40s but we are beginning to see a

quick rebound in many areas. 53sfo, 53 oakland. mid to upper 40s in areas like santa rosa, napa, you are waking up with partly cloudy skies and 48 degrees. as we shifted to the east bay temperatures in lafayette 48 right now. ori nda at 50, mid50s pittsburgh, low 50s brentwood. upper 40s, low 50s around walnut creek we have that warm up underway and for the afternoon the temperatures will be back in to the upper 60s to low 70s even slightly warmer than yesterday. here say look at the low cloudses and the fog that i mentioned a moment ago was we go through the next hour. begins to peel away and partly cloudy skies, just a little bit of haze. increasing clouds in to the second half of your day you may not really notice them much but take a look north. that's the rain we are talking about for late tomorrow. for today mostly sunny. temperatures in the 50s through

the 9:00 hour. 60s for lunch and for the afternoon today low 60s to low 70s around the bay area. when i come back i will have a better look at the afternoon highs for today. we will talk act the cloud cover and when that rain will arrive coming up. >> back to the developing story in the search for a passenger jet missing in the pacific. the passenger manifest was released on the company's website. it lists three americans, a 51- year-old, a 4-year-old and a 2- year-old. recovery crews say they believe they may be zeroing in on the wreckage the flight vanished suddenly from air traffic control screens yesterday morning. it's believed that the plane went down about two hours after takeoff. this morning the vietnam air force said it spotted off the southern coast of vietnam two large oil slicks, six and nine miles long believed to have

come from the jet. there are 239 people on board. >> are you septembering? >> we are look at all possibilities but it's to early to make any remarks. >> the families of passengers say they have been waiting for hours and have receive little information from the airline identitying the specific people on board could be difficult because there is word that at least two passengers were using stolen passports of people from other countries. >> happening today, a grocery store chain is under fire. demonstrations scheduled for this morning at whole foods at two bay area locations. we are live in berkeley with the reason behind the nationwide protest. >> reporter: good morning we are waiting for that protest to get underway here at the whole foods store. you can seat whole foods market here in berkeley now open you can see customers coming and going and we do see some security here on sight as well. it's not just this whole foods market or the one in oakland.

it's the one across the country a coalition of women and labor groups organizing the protest angry over the firing of a worker in chicago. protesters say they was fired for missing work to take care of her special needs son after the schools closed because of the winter weather they have been dealing this year. the protesters say that the worker had worked for the company for two years and was fired for violating the company's attendance poll civil i did talk to an oranger and she said that the protest won't picket but a leaf let campaign to race raise world and achieve raise awareness. whole foods said they have clear polesis. i had a chance to speak with the store manager who will put me in contact with one of the head of marketing. we will include that perspective. another protest set to get

underway at about 11:00. we will bring you the latest as it develops. for now we are live. ktvu channel 2news. >> a new state campaign is trying to put better food in stores. it is based on the idea that people are only as healthy as what is offered at their nearest store a lot of focus will be on children and what is sold in stores near schools. a lot of schools only cell sugar products. an investigation into a slaughter house at the center of a recall may be bigger than first thought. last month beef was recalled from the corporation. the company is a accused of buying cow wass with cancer. yesterday a top official said the investigation involves more than just cows with cancer.

he said that 44,000 establishments received products tied to the recall which is much more than what was first reported by the u.s.d.a.. >> a big mold problem has shut down a fire station on treasure ace land. officials found the mold just this week but the firefighters union said that some have been com pain planing for years. we have photographs showing mold under a sink and on a carpet. it's caused health problems like nausea and short term memory loss. >> nobody has gone off on injuries from here. >> maintenance has been deferred for a number of years and the best way is to say that the bill is coming due and it's large. >> for now station 48 will operate out of a nearby training facility until the problem is fixed. >> a family said they are counting their blessings after escaping from an apartment fire. kevin sampson woke up to find his apartment on firearm he

woke up his wife and their 3- year-old grandson he said the only thing on his mind was how to escape. >> room was just unbearable hot. it's coming in. it's on its way. you heard the fire. >> the many way out was the second story window. he dropped his grandson to another family member. sampson's wife broke her pelvis and had a concussion. the fire may have started in the kitchen. friends and family are mourning the death of a teen who died in a car accident. the 17-year-old was killed thursday morning when his car hit a tree. it happened near the pleasant hill road exit. the chp said that he was speeding and may have been racing before the crash. he was a student at fusion academy in walnut creek and attended san ramone until his

sophomore year. friends and family gathered to say their good-byes to 14-year- old jenna. she died sunday after being hit by a train. she ran on to the tracks to pick up a phone she had dropped. the pastor of the church where her funeral was held said that her death was to soon and to tragic and she had made a lasting impact during her life. >> bail has been increased to $17 million for a teacher accused of sexually abusing students. the 32-year-old plead not gilty to charges. until a few days ago he taught seventh grade english and science in richmond. he is a ceus of is a accused of molesting students december of 2012 to october of last year when he worked there. >> this did fall through the cracks but we will make ame ends and do better. this person was caught before they did any damage to our

students. >> the school board president said he had planned a three day overnight field trip to yosemite with students without the principal's knowledge. his bail went up due to added felony charges which include kidnapping, and assault of a child. a los angeles police officer was killed and a second officer was injured after their patrol car collided with a dump truck. it happened yesterday morning in beverly hills. police say a 40-year-old and a rookie female officer responding to a call -- lee died at the scene. authorities are looking into if brakes failed on the truck. the rookie female officer in lee's patrol car graduated three months ago she suffered a concussion in the crash. lee was a 16 year veteran of the department. >> he is a training officer. he was engaged in that business. when this happened. he had a trainee with him.

he was -- extremely well regarded for his ability as a training officer. >> lee was also among the officers who recorded a special birthday video for a 7-year-old boy with leukemia. the video was posted just four days ago and already has more than 17,000 views. the officer leaves a wife and two young daughters. >> plans to install a new traffic barrier on the golden gate bridge are moving forward. it's scheduled to be installed in late october and will require closing the bridge for about 52 hours. its being installed as a way to prevent head on collisions. the ij reports a contract for work related to the barrier is now going out forbids. girls girls who want that perfect prom dress will be able to get one for free. the princess project is getting started in san francisco. the organization will be giving away donated dresses at a building on market and church street for the next two weekends. the project has given away more

than 20,000 dresses since 2002. any girl with a valid high school id will be able to shop for a dress. >> the search for a suspect in an aassault at a high school details of the victims and the man they say attacked them. >> and a man says there is only one way people should pay for their girl scout cookies. after his 42-dollar purchase of thin mints and tagalongs became a mess. >> your saturday afternoon mostly sunny skies, mostly chady by tomorrow and for the tail end of the weekend even rain in the forecast. what you can expect and when the chance for fog will burn away. and we love chex cereal.

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the ukraine crisis could endanger the nuclear arms treaty between the united states and your why. they havementing they are considering preventing further inspections because of the washington decision to halt military cooperation. the united states and the european union have introduced sanctions following its move to send troops to the ukraine. meantime tensions are flairing, troops accused of firing warning shots to stop some from entering the area. troops stormed a border control

point. russian ships also blocking vessels from leaving the port. the president has proposed a potential solution which involves direct negotiations between the ukraine and russian governments with international monitors on the ground to keep the peace. senate murder trial of oscar pistorious continues on monday. the testimony this week showed him as a highley emotional man always carrying a gun a security guard talked to the runner after receiving reports of gun fire from the home. the athlete said that there was nothing to worry about. >> [inaudible] an exgirlfriend said that the runner had a gun with him at all time. he broke own do nearly cried can seeing pictures of the

physical wounds. >> a man said a good deed buying girl scout cook yip is -- cookies is costing him he said he bought the cookies but a collection agency six months later said he owed $800 he said's wrote a check but because of a glitch the girl scouts bank thought his account was closed and started tacking on extra fees. >> what did i do to deserve this? i just wrote the check. i was helping them. now i'm -- having to go to court over and over and pay filing fees. >> he said that it's the most expensive bill for cookies he has ever seen. he recommends that everybody pay cash. senate president is making headlines for a spelling error he made during a speech at the women of soul event. >> when she first told us what

respect meant to her. >> it happened on thursday night while the president was paying tribute. the president continued to speak seemingly unphased by unfazed . >> you know where he went wrong? you can't just say it. have you to sing it. >> you have to sing it. >> feel free. let's hear it. >> no. rosemary has offered to singt. leaving it out there for you. maybe another time. >> all right. outside the doors this morning we will give -- that sunshine suspect for today. its going to be a beautiful one. mother nature deserves it. we have rolling green hills, we have seen some good rain in the last few weeks. we will see more rain unfortunately its not going to be a lot. i will show you that coming up. mostly sunny skies expected for

today. temperatures this morning started out in the 40s. few low 50s. but with the sunshine, our temperatures are rebounding already. i will get to those numbers in just a moment. i want to push us forward. by sunday mostly cloudy skies, leaving in just a slight chance for a passing shower over parts of the north bay with the clouds in placeful tomorrow will be a cooler day as well. this is the storm here that will bring us the high clouds a little later today. into sunday though i think we will be mostly cloudy for the entire day and then by sunday night it looks like the tail end of sunday, we will start to see the rain move in over the north bay and then sliding south. this will tell us how much rain we will expecting with the system which unfortunately not a lot. it also gives you a timeline. sunday morning we wake up perhaps a little bit of drizzle. as we get into sunday afternoon. not a lot going on. we are mostly cloudy but we are into sunday night already and it looks like the rain is just

pair barely accumulating. sunday night into monday morning the rain moves through and -- we know that we could use the rain. we know we need a lot more than that and that looks like all we will get for today we are mostly sunny a cool start but the numbers in the 345050s. san francisco at 53 as well. for the afternoon we are looking at nice mild weather. let's check in on concord for the second half of the dame the cloud wills be high clouds, the ones that bring us the soft sunlight. we may have white sky from time

to time. 67 in berkeley. a beautiful day afternoon. low 70s for the inner east bay. 74 this afternoon on loss g atos. a reminder to spring forward tonight into tomorrow. tonight. sun will set at 6:10. tomorrow 7:11. we will wake up with rain early and then we dry out and are dry tuesday and wednesday with afternoon highs warming in to the upper 60s to low 70s. >> a group is taking responsibility for vanned eyeing three red light cameras in oakland with paint. it happened hours after the city council approved a center at the port of oakland to try to improve security. though the cameras aren't a part of the program the group said they wanted to make a

statement. . you would never know when and watt consequences are of allowing certain things now. >> the cameras vandalized were at market and 36th street. those cameras have been repaired. >> for more than a year the bare foot bandit led police on a manhunt. now we are learning that during his time on the run he shared some of his stolen wealth with who he considered the less fortunate. >> and a documentary inspires new legislation about animals in captivity. they say it's about time. other lawmakers say it targets theme parks including one here in the bay area.

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firefighters say a broken pipe sent a massive stream of water down onto the sidewalk in the financial district. it happened yesterday morning. witnesses say that the waterfall event lasted for about 15 minutes. >> a california lawmaker is proposing new legislation aimed to protect killer whales. richard bloom a democrat introduced that measure yesterday. it would ban the import and export of killer whales in california can. it would also make keeping them

captive illegal and punishable by jail time or a steep fine. some are opposed to it calling a direct attack on sea world and six flags discovery kingdom. others say the law is long over due. >> i think that it was a bold move for him to introduce this bill. it's a great day for the animals that are held captive for entertainment everywhere. >> i'm opposed to it. it's a specific attack on sea world. it's political. there is no science, no biology behind it. >> bloom said that he was inspired to write the bill after watching black fish, a documentary about killer whales. antenna difficult cats and seven kittens are recovering after being saved from a run down trailer. they were found in a very small trailer. some many of the cats have

problems, eye infections and fleas. the. >> turning tragedy into hope. helping students pay for college. pittsburgh high will hold two basketball games to raise money for a scholarship for a former student who drowned during a trip in 2001. today is the fifth scholarship fund raise forethe proceeds going to two seniors. more than $14,000 have been raised over the years, the games start at three and five. the warriors paying a tribute to bay area cancer patients as part of their hoops for saint jude's week. last night david lee met with a 12-year-old survivor sydney, in 2007 sydney has diagnosed with a brain tumor and received two months of treatment. david lee first met sydney in 2011 and developed a long lasting friendship. saint jude weigh as launched in 2011 with the goal of finding a

cure for cancer and other deadly diseases. the warriors are back from a 4- 2 road trip trying to keep pace with the clippers president the hawks at oracle. nice dish to a flying david lee for the gentle put in. not so gentle here in the fourth. right side streaking iguodala, on the break. catches the jordon crawford feed and slams it home. fans chanting this one all night long. warriors win. >> the ball care clock is ticking for those who don't have health insurance. the deadline for this year is march 31st. if you don't enroll you won't be able to sign up again until 2015. health care expects say many of the people who have yet to apply don't think that the coverage is a fordable but experts say they should consider worst case. >> if you should come down with a problem in august and

have to have your appendix out you get a bill of $30,000 and have no way to pay it. you aren't going to have insurance. >> obama care offers lower rates to people that fall into low income levels. there are only 23 days left. >> the search for armed robbers, more details on the latest robbery at a check cashing store that's been targeted at least twice before. >> and whole foods markets across the country are the target of protests being held today. in just a few minutes we will go live to berkeley where people are gathering. >> mostly sunny and mild for saturday with big changes by the end of the weekend. we may see scattered showers by sunday night. i will have the highlights for your saturday and when i expect to see that rain coming up. [uncle]this is hopscotch,okay?

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[uncle laughs]there's ten spaces,you want to try again? [uncle]yeah? . we're climbing out of the morning chill, on our way to a warmer day. i'll line up the numbers for you, coming up. >> we'll tell you about protests at the whole foods in berkeley and oakland and across the country. why they are protesting, and where. >> and the desperate search for a passenger plane that went down. what we've learned about the three americans on board. mornings on 2 continues.

. good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. hope your saturday morning has been great so far. doing pretty good. >> doing well. >> let's check in with rosemary. good morning to you. >> good morning. a live look over the oakland estuary, where we have patchy fog over the bay this morning and along the coastline. some of us waking up mostly gray. we'll be partly cloudy for the second half of your morning. as we get into the afternoon, temperatures are warming up, above what we had even yesterday. at this hour, santa rosa, trailing behind at 49 degrees. 57 in oakland. mid-50s in concord. hitting 60 degrees in some areas like antioch. so a very quick rebound for some of our neighborhoods, while the others still trailing behind with just a cool air in place still over parts of the north bay. you'll be able to catch up and we'll be in the upper 60s, low 70s for parts of the north bay, east bay, down into the south bay. at this hour, you see patchy fog popping up on the forecast model off the coastline. by 10:00, 11:00, it's out of here. you may notice another line of

clouds pulling in from north to south. these are the high clouds that we're seeing overhead. we're seeing them this morning. for the second half of the day, they will begin to increase ahead of this system well to the north. that won't bug us today outside of those high clouds, but will bring us rain eventually. i'm going to show you that in the extended forecast. for your day today, temperatures in the 40s and low 050s this morning. by the afternoon, low 60s at the coast, low 70s for inland locations. 73 no livermore, 73 for morgan hill, upper 60s san francisco, oakland. to the north bay, 71 for napa, 70 for santa rosa under partly cloudy, mostly sunnies. when i come back, i'll have a look at the future cast model and how much rain. back to you. developing news in the search for a missing passenger jet carrying 239 people. earlier this morning, searchers spotted two large oil slicks off the southern tip of vietnam that may have come from the

plane. the malasia airlines flight was headed from kuala lumpur, malasia to beijing, china. air traffic controllers lost track of it not long after it took off. vietnamese air force planes discovered those oil slicks, which are described as six and nine miles long. officials say the slicks are consistent with what would be left by fuel from a crashed jetliner. in china, family members of passengers were inconsolable as they went to the beijing airport looking for answers. officials say the weather was clear when the plane dropped from the radar screens. last week, cnn did a story with malasia airlines. the copilot featured in that story, as seen here sitting on the right, he is among the people now missing. >> we are looking at all possibilities, but it's too early to make any constructive remarks. i would just like to say that our thoughts and prayers are

with the families affected. >> among the passengers were three americans. malasia airlines released the passenger manifest on its website today. it lists the ages of the americans as 51, 4, and 2 years old. in the next half hour, we will report on a twist that could make identifying all those on board a bit difficult. happening today, there is a mass protest at a popular national grocery store chain. rallies are scheduled for this morning at whole food stores in the bay area and sacramento. ktvu's christien kafton is live in berkeley with the reason behind that demonstration. >> reporter: as you alluded, this is a series of protests, not just here in the bay area, but at whole foods across the country. we're at the whole foods in berkeley on telegraph. the store is open. we have seen some security here, but i'm told that is a regular security contingent here. the protest is being organized by coalition of women and labor groups, angry over the firing of a whole foods worker in

chicago. protesters say she was terminated after she missed work to take care of her special needs son after the schools there closed because of the bitter weather they have been dealing with in the midwest this winter. i've talked with an organizer. she tells me that the protest will not be picketing or anything like that, but a leaflet campaign to raise awareness about the issue. i've had a chance to speak with representatives from whole foods. they tell me that they can't discuss too much about this particular issue because it is a personnel issue, but they do say they do have clear policies outlining attendance and absences. they say no employees would be terminated for one absence that, there would be a dialogue with that employee to make them aware of an ongoing situation. the protest is set to get under way at the whole foods in berkeley. we've heard the protest was set to get under way at 9:00 here at this particular whole foods. we're hearing 11:00 a.m. for the whole foods in oakland. now, we will continue to monitor the situation here in berkeley and oakland and bring you developments throughout the

day. for now, we are live in berkeley, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2news. a rally is scheduled at uc berkeley next wednesday over disputed farmland in albany, owned by the university. student and community groups say the gill track should be used as public farmland and not be developed into a senior living facility and grocery store. earlier this week, the albany city council approved a measure paving the way for the development plan. supporters of the senior housing project say it's needed in that area, but critics insist those units will be too expensive for most people. oakland police are investigating a report of a sexual assault at an elementary school. the world & achieve academies on 28th avenue was put on lockdown after two schools in the after-school program reported seeing a strange man on campus. at least one of the girls told police she was sexually assaulted. police searched the school and neighborhood, but did not find the man. some parents are angry that they were not even notified. >> we at least deserve a call,

because like me, i'm thinking the worst. you know, my two little ones, i'm thinking something happened to them. it's their responsibility to give us parents a call. >> police say they are looking for a white or latino man about 6 feet tall, 180 pounds, black hair and a mustache. he was seen wearing a black shirt, blue jeans and brown sketcher shoes. if you have any information about this incident, are you asked to call the oakland police department. police in pleasant hill are looking for two people who robbed a check cashing store at gunpoint. it happened yesterday around noon at the check & go on contra costa boulevard. the men demanded money from an employee, then ran away with the cash. anyone with information is being asked to call the pleasant hill police department about that case. well, there has been a break in a 25-year-old homicide case in san jose. 38-year-old kathy zimmer, a mother of two, disappeared in march of 1989. her body was found in her car at the san jose airport and police say she had been strangled. last month, that case was

reopened and photos of the quilt her body was wrapped in were released. investigators say recently tested dna from her clothing led to the arrest of her husband, 66-year-old david zimmer, and his 69-year-old brother, robert zimmer. >> the kind of dna technology, forensic science technology we have today didn't exist 10 years ago, let alone in 1989. >> prosecuters say money may have been the motive for the killing. they say david zimmer got more than $400,000 after his wife's death. the money came from the sale of their home and a life insurance payout. prosecuters say the couple was separated at the time of her death. fremont police are asking for help to find a thief caught committing a crime on surveillance video. officers say the man robbed a woman at the bank of america atm on fremont boulevard about 6:45 thursday morning. they say he grabbed the money from the woman's hand, then made her go back to that atm and withdraw cash two more times. police say he then grabbed the woman's car keys and threw them into a nearby bush before

taking off in a red corolla with utah license plates. >> i don't really hear of anything happening at this bank, so that was kind of a shocker. >> police say the man they are looking for is 20 to 30 years old, about 5' 11 with a thin build. anyone with information is asked to call the police. people who drive ford trucks and vans in sonoma county are being told to keep an eye out for a group of thieves. police have received 13 reports of ford vehicles stolen other broken into. in most cases, they say thieves steal the vehicle, take it to a second location to strip it, then dump what's left at a third location. nine of the reported cases were from the petaluma area. four were from rohnert park. crimes usually occur between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. don't forget, tomorrow is daylight saving time. you need to set your clock ahead one hour before going to sleep tonight. clocks officially spring forward at 2:00 a.m. sunday. about 70 countries around the world participate in daylight saving time. we just got word into our

newsroom that part of the san mateo bridge will be closing for short periods of time until 10:00 this morning. want to show you a live picture of the bridge. the eastbound lanes from foster city to heyward were just opened about 5 minutes ago. we have been seeing some backup and heavier traffic at times because in the westbound lanes chp just told us that the closure is because there is a movie being filmed there. there's also a helicopter kind of buzzing above the bridge in that area. >> good heads-up. 9:10. the princess project is at it again. that program kicked off this weekend and it makes sure that every high school girl gets a prom night to remember. >> the barefoot ban did was a teenager that had federal agents chasing him. >> i'll have a look at your extended forecast. rain on the way. when it will arrive, coming up.

. in this morning's weekly address, president obama reiterated his call to raise the nation's minimum wage. >> it's time for 10.10. it's time to give america a raise. it's time to restore opportunity for all. >> president obama wants the minimum wage bumped from $7.25 to $10.10 an hour. he says it would lift the wages

for some 28 million people across the u.s. he says many small and big companies support that effort because they will benefit by keeping workers who stay for more pay. but opponents say businesses will lay off employees to cut costs. the latest jobs report turned out better than many economists expected. according to the labor department, 175,000 people got new jobs last month. economists say that's surprising, because of the severe winter weather that most of the country has been dealing with. now, at the same time, the national unemployment rate rose a fraction to 6.7%. here in california, more than 31,000 people lost their jobs last month. well, the bay area saw a slight increase in the number of people without jobs. in solano county, it jumped to 8.1% in january. rates in san francisco, marin -- coming together for

northern california's wizard world sacramento comic-con, featuring seminars and lectures, movie screenings and vendors selling everything from artwork to swords. some of this year's guest celebrities include stanley, william shatner and chris hemsworth. people who attend are encouraged to come dressed up as their favorite characters. >> i like the costumes and the fervor of the crowd. the people are into it. >> it's standing. >> it's wonderful. >> organizers say by the end of the weekend, hundreds of fans will have filled the sacramento convention center's main exhibit hall. most of the tickets have been sold out. the only tickets left include vip tickets and tickets for sunday. this weekend, evidence of a good deed from colton harris moore, otherwise known as the barefoot bandit, going up on ebay. >> -- drove by, had extra cash, please use this for the care of animals. >> in 2011, harris, who was 19 at the time, was wanted for break-ins and car, boat and airplane thefts. originally from washington state, he led police on one of

the biggest manhunts in history. during that time, he stopped by a volunteer-only animal shelter and left them $100. >> this money can be a blessing. good comes out of bad. >> and this weekend, the shelter is auctioning off the money, the note from the barefoot bandit and the police evidence log. all the proceeds will go to benefit that shelter. harris was eventually caught and is currently serving a seven-year sentence. time now, 9:16. we've talked about the nice weather out there. certainly making for a great saturday, little league games, opening days, all that stuff. rosemary's being really nice in delivering up the great forecast. >> yeah, getting outside this morning, maybe a sweater. but be prepared to remove the sweater, because by lunchtime, widespread 60s in the forecast. giving you a look outside our doors this morning, high clouds around the bay area. those high clouds will stick around for your saturday, even waking up with a little patchy fog, but it's already clearing away. we will be left with just those

high clouds and mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies. giving you a look here at the satellite view, you can see those high clouds spilling in. we have a ridge of high pressure in place, although it's hard to tell from this satellite shot. and these clouds are associated with the system that will eventually bring us some rain. the rain is back here, so we don't have to worry about the rain for today. we don't even really have to worry about it for tomorrow, unless you live in the north bay. i'm going to leave in just a slight chance. i'll show you why, coming up here. through the 9:00 hour, the low clouds are burning away. notice an increase in the high clouds for our afternoon. i've already pushed you into saturday afternoon. today, mostly sunny, partly cloudy skies, temperatures in the upper 60s, low 70s. saturday, a fabulous day. let's move to sunday. sunday morning, there's going to be a change. look at all the cloud cover in place. as we get going sunday morning, you can even see a few sprinkles over the far north edge of sonoma county. this is why we're leaving in the possibility of maybe

morning drizzle, maybe a light passing shower, but we're going to remain mostly dry, because now we're already winding down the weekend and we're still dry. so mostly cloudy, mostly dry for your sunday, and then you're going to see the rain move through. so late sunday night, into early monday morning, and the rainfall amounts are going to be light. here we are already into monday. notice perhaps a few light showers on the early monday morning commute before we really dry out. we still have a little ways to go on this. so the models will change as we get closer, but we'll be watching those, those changes for you. of course we'll bring them to you right here on ktvu. temperatures right now in the upper 40s to upper 50s. santa rosa, 49 degrees. mid-50s san francisco. mid-50s in oakland. for the afternoon today, oakland, you will be in the upper 60s for the second half. concord right now, 55 degrees. san jose, 55 as well. temperatures for the second half of the day, a sample of what i expect we'll see. by lunch hour, upper 60s for

inland locations. into the 3:00 hour, low 70s in the forecast for today. then mid-60s as we settle into sunset at 6:10. by 9:00, mostly cloudy. then again we'll wake up tomorrow, mostly cloudy as well. 70 degrees for santa rosa this afternoon. 67 in san francisco. 68 for heyward. into the south bay, 73 morgan hill. 71 this afternoon for santa cruz. the extended forecast here with your bay area weekend always in view. tonight, into tomorrow, remember to change your clocks. we have daylight saving change starting tomorrow. sun will set at 6:10 this evening. 7:11 for tomorrow evening. we are wet monday morning. we're drying out, then dry tuesday and wednesday. back to the desk. well, a penguin foundation in australia is calling out to all knitters all around the world to knit sweaters for penguins. look at that! the foundation says those sweaters are crucial in saving the lives of penguins affected by oil pollution. because the sweaters keep the

oiled penguins from preening and swallowing the toxic oil until they can be cleaned by staff at the wildlife clinic victoria. it only takes a patch of oil the size of a thumbnail to kill a small penguin. mexico is welcoming a new baby hippopotamous, the first birth in mexico city in 16 years. the zoo director says it was quite a challenge to get the mother and father to mate. the baby, yet to be named, weighs about 88 pounds. mexico city officials are asking residents to vote on a name for the new baby. the suggested names include hogi, which means noble in swahili. three red light cameras are vandalized in oakland. now the people who did it are coming forward to explain why. >> and he lost his life fighting terrorists on flight 93. the documentary just completed about the bay area's mark bingham and where you can see it today. [son] she has no idea.

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. the university of california has expanded its policy against sexual violence on campus to include new reporting requirements. the change comes two weeks after more than 30 students filed federal lawsuits against the system. the victims are claiming uc mistreated or ignored their reports of sexual violence. yesterday, uc president janet napolitano says the new policy offers broader protection, as well as more education for students and staff. the students filing the lawsuits say they are still not satisfied. >> i have a big stake in making sure the university definitely handles this correctly. as a survivor, it's unacceptable that people have to go through such a terrible process. it's often worse than the assault itself. >> the new changes came the same day as the deadline for universities to comply with revised federal laws aimed at more accurate reporting of statistics for serious crimes in and around campus. supporters of a bill cracking down on cyber bullying say they believe it will get the two-thirds vote necessary in the state legislature to

become law next january. audrey's law is named after 15- year-old audrey pott, the saratoga high school student who committed suicide in september of 2012 after pictures of her surfaced, drunk and passed out. three classmates were sentenced to juvenile hall for taking and posting the photos. audrey's mother said yesterday current laws provide too much protection for juvenile sex offenders. >> there was no public conviction, no element of acknowledgment or deterrent to reoffend, and certainly no remorse or apology. >> audrey's law would allow juvenile who is sexually assault victims who are drunk and passed out to be tried as adults. that would also make it possible for them to face stiffer fines. the bill also makes cyber bullying a crime and in some cases a felony. a new documentary about a 9/11 hero will play on the big screen in san jose today. >> it's clear that mark and other people on flight 93 knew

there night wasn't intended to land. >> it's called "the rugby player," the life story of mark bingham, who fought back against terrorists who hijacked flight 93. the film follows close ties growing up with his mother in los gatos, playing rugby and coming out as a gay man. there will be a screening in san jose today at the california theater on first street at 12:30. we have a link to the filmmaker's website, so you can see if there is a viewing come to a theater near you. new problems for boeing and its high tech dreamliner jets. the issue involves about 40 of the 787 dream liners in production and not the 122 currently in service. the company says hairline cracks have been discovered in the wings, apparently because of a change in the manufacturing process by the wing's producer, mitsubishi heavy industries. last year, all dreamliners were grounded for more than three months because of battery issues. microsoft is preparing to

end support and upgrades for its xp operating system. as of april 8, microsoft will retire the operating system, which first shipped in 2001. the company's director of windows says the company can't afford to support the xp system forever. he says it's common practice to retire outdated programs. microsoft is telling customers to upgrade to its windows 8 operating system. federal officials have given the green light to california's new computer-based standardized testing system. those new tests will be given to 3 million students this spring in grades k-12. they are aligned with the new common core standards, which are being implemented in classrooms right now. the so-called smarter balance tests will replace what's known as the star test, which has been new since 1999. the new tests are designed to be taken on computers rather than with pencils and paper. the new home of the san francisco 49ers is looking more like a football field. all it takes is a couple of goal posts. those were installed yesterday. levi's stadium says they are the first of nfl's automatic

collapsible goal posts, which means at the end of a game, a member of the ground crew can lower those uprights and crossbars onto the field in just 8 seconds, using the motor of a drill. they can also raise them in 30 seconds. the investigation into a petaluma slaughterhouse continues. already at the center of a massive recall, now investigators say the problem could be worse than thought. >> tuesday marks three years since a devastating earthquake and tsunami hit japan. today, people in the bay area plan to mark the tragedy with a protest on a bay area icon. >> stepping out to partly cloudy skies, patchy fog and a cool start to the day, but the numbers are turning around and i expect we'll soar into the upper 60s to low 70s for some. i'll have a look at what you can expect in your area, coming up.

. searchers looking for a plane lost at sea may have made an important discovery. the desperate efforts to find that malaysian airliner, and the current concern about his terrorism. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. we'll get to the top story, but first, a quick check of the weather with rosemary. >> good morning to you. we have an enjoyable day in the forecast, soft sunlight, mild temps, coming this afternoon. this morning, still a cool one for some of us. 49 degrees in santa rosa. low 50s in novato. getting into san francisco, we have temperatures in the mid to upper 50s reported in downtown,

although we don't have that number right here. it's not too bad outside your door. 57 in oakland. low 60s reported in walnut creek. 61 in antioch. let's take a tour along the peninsula right now. 58 in menlo park. upper 050s outside your door for palo alto. we're looking at mid-50s, los altos hills. sunny and 60 degrees in sunnyvale right now. 52 at saratoga. east bay, 56 lafayette, 59 for pittsburg. san ramon, 56. high clouds overhead likely outside your door. these high clouds are associated with a system way back here that will bring us rain eventually. we don't have to worry about it today or tomorrow, but likely rain in the forecast. let's take a look at the day planner. 10:00 hour, mid-50s to low 60s, mostly cloudy skies. temperatures in the 60s for

your lunch hour. for the second half of the afternoon, these numbers will be just as warm as yesterday, even slightly warmer for some. livermore, you are going to 73 this afternoon. 73 for morgan hill. low 70s in the forecast for santa rosa, as well as napa. widespread upper 60s, low 70s around the bay. a mix of that sunshine and high clouds for today. tomorrow, we'll wake up mostly cloudy. then by sunday night, showers entering the bay. i'll have a look at that future cast model, a detailed look at your weekend and extended forecast, coming up. now back to the developing story of the search for that passenger jet missing in the south china sea. malasia airlines released the passenger manifest on its website today, listing three americans on board, a 51-year- old, a 4-year-old, and a 2-year- old. recovery crews say they believe they may be zeroing in on the wreckage. the malasia airlines flight to beijing vanished suddenly from air traffic controls yesterday morning. it's believed the plane went down about two hours after take-

off. this morning, the vietnam air force says it spotted off the southern coast two large oil slicks, six and nine miles long, believed to have come from the jet. there were 239 people on board that plane. >> we want to pray really hard that they are all safe and we are trying to do everything in our power to find where the plane is. so really to speculate whether it is the worst tragedy, i think is far too early to say. >> families of the passengers are accusing the airline of keeping quiet about what's happened. this morning, we've learned that two passengers listed on the manifest weren't actually on board. they are australian and italian citizens who both say their passports had been stolen. a senior u.s. official is now saying that although nothing is definitive, this development is changing how the u.s. is looking at the crash. and we have just learned about a deadly fire in oakland early this morning. it happened shortly after 2:00

on santa clara avenue, which is near highway 580. firefighters say one person died after suffering injuries in that residential fire. no other details have been released. happening today, a popular grocery chain under fire. whole foods is accused of not being tolerant to the needs of one of its workers who is also a mother. ktvu's christien kafton is live this morning in berkeley with the demonstration set for this morning. >> reporter: yeah, we are on hand here at the whole foods in berkeley, waiting for the protest to begin. it's not just this whole foods in berkeley and the one in oakland. it's at whole foods shops across the whole country. a coalition of women's groups and labor groups are organizing the protest, angry over the firing of a whole foods worker in chicago. protesters say she was terminated after she missed work to take care of her special needs son after the schools there closed because of the bitter winter weather they have been dealing with in the midwest. i talked to an organizer early this morning. she tells me the protests will not be pickets, but a leaflet and flyer campaign to raise

customer awareness about the issue. we had a chance to speak with whole foods. whole foods says it cannot discuss personnel issues, but did say they have clear policies outlining attendance and absence and say that no employee would be terminated for a single absence and that there would be a dialogue. the employee involved would receive a lot of notification about attendance issues. we have learned both protests are scheduled to start at 11:00, one here at the whole foods in berkeley, another one at a whole foods in oakland. we will have coverage on this throughout the day. for now, live in berkeley, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2news. a new state campaign is trying to put better foods in stores. the campaign unveiled this week is based on the idea that people are only as healthy as what is offered at their nearest stores. a lot of the focus will be on children and what is sold in stores near schools. a survey by the healthy stores for a healthy community campaign found that a majority of bay area stores near schools sell mainly tobacco, alcohol, and sugary products. an investigation into a petaluma slaughterhouse at the

center of a massive recall may be bigger than previously thought. last month, the usda recalled nearly 9 million pounds of beef from the rancho feeding corporation. the company is accused of buying cows with cancer and trying to deceive inspectors. yesterday, a top food safety official said the investigation involves more than just cows with cancer. he also said 44,000 establishments received products tied to the recall, which is much more than what was first reported by the usda. bail has been increased to $17 million for an east bay teacher accused of sexually abusing students. the 32-year-old pleaded not guilty yesterday to child molestation charges. anal few days ago, he did teach seventh grade english and science in richmond. he is accused of molesting several students at richmond's making waves charter school from december of 2012 to october of last year, when he

worked there. >> this did fall through the cracks, but that we are going to make amends and do better. fortunately, this person was apprehended before they did any damage to our students. >> the west contra costa unified school board president said he was planning a three- day overnight field trip next month to yosemite with students without the principal's knowledge. his bail went up another million and a half to 17 million due to added felony charges, including kidnapping and aggravated assault of a child. a los angeles police officer was killed and a second officer was injured after their patrol car collided with a dump truck yesterday morning in beverly hills. police say a 40-year-old officer, nicholas lee, and a rookie female officer, were responding to a call at the time of the crash. lee died at the scene. authorities are looking into whether the brakes failed on the truck, which was headed down a hill. the rookie female officer in lee's patrol car graduated from the academy three months ago and suffered a concussion in that crash. officer lee was a 16-year veteran of the department. >>he's a training officer, he was engaged in that business when this occurred.

he had trainee with him, extremely well regarded for his ability as a training officer. >> lee was also among the officers who recently recorded a special birthday video for a 7-year-old rhode island boy who has leukemia. that video was posted just four days ago. it already has more than 17,000 views. officer lee leaves behind a wife and two young daughters. friends and family are mourning the death of an east bay teenager who died in a car accident. 17-year-old an though gross sew of danville was killed thursday morning when his car went down an embankment and hit a tree. it happened near the pleasant hill road exit in lafayette. police say he may have been racing another vehicle before the crash. he was a student at fusion academy in walnut creek. he also attended san ramon valley high school until his sophomore year. friends and family gathered in pleasant hill yesterday to say their good-byes to 14-year-old jenna betty. betty died sunday in martinez after being hit by a freight train. investigators say she ran onto the tracks to pick up a cell phone that she had dropped.

the pastor of the church where the funeral was held says jenna's death was too soon and too tragic and that she had made a lasting impact during her life. the san rafael police department says it is cracking down on the area's latino gangs. special enforcement teams spread across marin county checking on known gang members for probation violations. police say they concentrated on san rafael's canal district, where they say a gang is dominant. police say the gang has been under attack recently by their rival gang. >> when people are being shot, people are being stabbed and it's life and death literally, that is our number one thing. >> police say there have been five shootings in recent weeks, including what they call a point blank hit at a downtown restaurant last weekend. last night, officers searched 25 houses and made four arrests. police say they seized numerous weapons, including knives and metal baseball bats. later this morning, a group of people will be walking across the golden gate bridge to mark the third anniversary of the fukushima earthquake and

tsunami that hit japan. the group will meet around 11:00. it will hold a rally around noon at the bridge plaza. the magnitude 9 earthquake and the following tsunami left nearly 20,000 people dead or missing and damage continues to devastate that area. well, piece by piece, the old eastern span of the bay bridge is being dismantled. as you can see from pictures from news chopper 2, much of the upper deck has now been removed. cal trans says it has replaced most of the heavy concrete and steel base at the lower deck with timber mass to lighten the weight of the bridge, all in preparation for the midspan separation that is set to begin in the next three or four weeks. well, bay area girls who want the perfect prom dress but can't afford it will be able to get one for free today. the princess project started giving away dresses about an hour ago in san francisco and the organization will be giving away donated dresses at a building on market and church street for the next two weekends. the project has given away more than 20,000 dresses since 2002. any girl with a valid high

school id can go to shop for a dress. a public display of defiance. the bigger picture behind this act of vandalism and why this camera was specifically targeted. >> -- first told us what r-s- p-e-c-t meant to her. >> the president trying to spell "respect" at a white house event. the surprising reaction following that laughter from the audience. >> for your bay area weekend, mostly sunny, turning mostly cloudy. by the end of the weekend, rain in the forecast. i'll have a detailed time line, coming up. >> let's give you a live picture from the san mateo bridge. for the past hour, traffic on the bridge has been periodically stopped. this is expected to continue for another 20 minutes, although it looks great right now. this is all because of a movie being filmed on the bridge. a helicopter has also been spotted flying over the san mateo bridge, but again, looking at this picture, traffic is moving swell in both directions on this saturday morning. time now, 9:41.

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. an activist group is taking responsibility for vandalizing three red light cameras in oakland, with pink paint. now it, happened hours after the city council approved a controversial surveillance center at the port of oakland to try to improve security. even though those vandalized cameras aren't part of the program, the group says it wanted to make a statement about privacy rights. critics fear the city will tap into traffic cameras in the future to spy on people. >> you would never know when information will be used in the future and the repercussions of allowing things now versus 20 years from now. >> the cameras vandalized with pink paint were at market and

36th street and northgate at 27th street. those cameras have already been cleaned up. today, the city of heyward will share the results of a study of what people say they would like to see happen to their city over the next 25 years. 18 months ago, the city started asking residents what they like to see change. many areas of concern include safety, education, public facilities, and housing. an open house began at 9:00 a.m. at city hall. heyward employees will be on hand to answer questions. public meetings will be held in the next few months. people who rely on muni to get around san francisco will have a chance today to sound off. muni is holding on town hall meeting on possible service changes and its budget. the transit agency is considering altering routes as part of a project to streamline service. today's meeting starts in just about 15 minutes at the muni headquarters on south market. 700,000 people ride muni daily. tesla has reportedly ruled out california as a place to build a new battery factory for

its electric cars. the los angeles times reports the palo alto-based company has narrowed its search to sites in arizona, new mexico, nevada and texas. the new plant is expected to create 6500 jobs. tesla hopes to open the plant in three years. new this morning, the ukraine crisis could jeopardize a nuclear arms treaty between the u.s. and russia. moscow is hinting it's considering preventing further inspections of its arsenal in retaliation to washington's decision to halt military cooperation between the two countries. the u.s. and the european union have introduced sanctions against russia following its move to send troops to the ukrainian peninsula of crimea. meantime, tensions are flairing in crimea. russian troops are accused of firing warning shots to prevent foreign observers from entering the area. russian ships are blocking ukrainian vessels from leaving the port. president obama has proposed a potential solution, which

involves direct negotiations between the ukrainian and russian governments, with international monitors on the ground to kept peace. the obama care clock is ticking for americans who do not have health insurance. this year's deadline to enroll is march 31st. anyone who does not enroll by that deadline will not be able to sign up for the program until 2015. healthcare experts say many people who have yet to apply don't think the coverage is affordable, but experts say those people should consider worst case scenarios. >> if you should come down with appendicitis in august and have to have your appendix out, you'll get a bill of $30,000 from the hospital and not have any way to pay it, because you're not going to have insurance. >> obama care does offer lower rates for people of low income levels. there are 23 days left to enroll. president obama is making headlines for a spelling error he made during a speech at the women of soul event. >> when aretha first told us

what r-s-p-e-c-t meant to her -- [ laughter ] >> the president left out the letter there on thursday night while he was paying tribute to aretha franklin. the president continued to speak, seemingly unfazed from the laughter from the audience. the event featured performances by aretha franklin and patty la belle and others. let's turn to rosemary for a check of the weather. a little rain coming? >> the rain will hold off until the end of the weekend, so that's a great thing. outside our doors this morning, high clouds associated with that system that will bring us some rain actually moving through the bay area. filtered sunshine in store for your afternoon. we woke up with patchy fog and low clouds, but that's clearing out as we speak. take a look at all the high clouds. in and out of the high clouds for today. temperatures will be a lot like yesterday, even slightly warmer for some and 500 miles off the coastline, the back side of the

cloud cover is where the rain is at the moment. it's going to move in again by tomorrow night. i'll actually take you through the next couple of days and then we'll come back to what you can expect for the afternoon towards the end. 9:00 this morning, low clouds have cleared out, but plenty of high clouds, especially getting into the evening hours. sun will set at 6:10. by 7:00, widespread clouds are with us and don't go away. we wake up tomorrow morning and we have mostly cloudy skies, even a little drizzle possible over parts of the north bay. you don't really see it popping up here. look at the rain line, lake county, then that's about it. a very slight chance at maybe a light passing shower on sunday for the north bay. but now we're already winding down. we've ended the weekend and the rain is still to the north of us. now, between 10:00 at night and early monday morning, this rain is going to slide through. the current models continue the rain at 6:00 monday morning, so if you do have an early morning commute, it may impact you. but by 7:00, 8:00, it's out of there. then we're drying out for

monday. we're thinking quarter inch or less than that for most of the bay area. quarter inch, maybe half inch for parts of the north bay. again, it's going to be an overnight event sunday night into monday. if you're going to tahoe, no snow, just rain. the subtropical moisture associated with this storm, going keep snow levels high. 55 degrees right now in concord. 57 in oakland. 53 in napa. 49 in santa rosa. santa rosa has trailed behind most of the morning, but areas from the bay inland, now in the 50s. we'll be in the low 60s as we get into your lunch hour, in and around oakland. upper 60s in the forecast for the second half of your day. then mostly cloudy as we get into the evening hours. temperatures aren't bad at all. san jose right now, you are at 55. for the afternoon, 72 expected by 3:00 in the afternoon, with widespread mid to upper 60s in the forecast for lunch hour as well. here's a detailed look at the afternoon highs for today. 68 in novato, as well as vallejo. 67 in berkeley. 70 for san rafael.

67 in the city of san francisco. 73 in livermore. 73 for morgan hill. low 70s for santa cruz. the extended forecast there with your bay area weekend always in view, munda, turning mostly cloudy tonight into tomorrow and then again the possibility of rain moving in sunday night into monday. we dry out, mostly sunny tuesday and wednesday with temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s and the clock there on the screen, just a reminder that we spring forward. daylight saving change comes saturday night into sunday. we move ahead by one hour. back to the desk. dreaming of becoming the next buster posey? big dreams of area little leaguers, celebrating their opening day parade. >> this weekend, people are gathering for one of the biggest events in texas and the guest of honor -- ♪

. well, firefighters say a broken pipe from a sprinkler system sent a massive stream of water out of the 12th story of the building, right down onto the sidewalk in san francisco's financial district. it happened yesterday morning at the one kearney building located at market and kearney. witnesses say the water fall event lasted for about 15 minutes and it made a bit of a miss. no injuries were reported. play ball! it is opening day at some youth baseball little leagues across the bay area today. in contra costa, they were all decked out with bright new unis. the parade started at sequoia middle school and ended at the sports complex, pleasant oaks field. first pitch, just a few minutes away at 10:00. the nba and the golden state warriors are paying a special tribute to bay area cancer patients as part of their hoops for st. jude's week. last night, warrior forward david lee met with 12-year-old

bay area cancer survivor sydney. in 2007, sydney was diagnosed with a type of brain tumor and received two months of radiation treatment. lee first met sydney back in 2011 and developed a long- lasting friendship. st. jude's was launched in 2011 with the goal of finding a cure for cancer and other deadly diseases. the warriors are back from a 4-2 road trip, trying to keep pace with the clippers. the atlanta hawks last night, steph curry with the ball to david lee for the gentle put- in. not so gentle in the fourth. andre iguodala on the break catches the jordan crawford feed and slams it home. warrior fans dancing away the night, as the warriors win 111- 97. a california lawmaker is proposing new legislation aimed at protecting killer whales. assemblyman richard bloom from santa monica introduced the bill yesterday.

it would also make keeping them in captivity illegal. some san diego lawmakers are opposed to the bill, calling it a direct attack on parks such as seaworld and vallejo's six flags discovery kingdom. animal activists say the law is long overdue. >> i think it was a bold move for this gentleman to introduce this bill. it's a great day for the animals held in captivity for entertainment everywhere. >> i'm absolutely opposed to the bill. this is a direct attack specifically on seaworld. it's politically motivated. there's no science, no biology behind this. >> bloom says he was inspired to write the bill after watching "blackfish," a documentary about killer whales held in captivity. 10 kittens have been rescued on wednesday, living with an elderly woman in an old trailer. many of the cats suffer from upper respiratory problems, eye infections and fleas. the monterey county spca is asking for volunteers to help

those cats. this weekend, sweetwater, texas is home to the 56th annual world's largest rattle snake round-up. yikes! the event began over 050 years ago as a way to control the snake population. in addition to catching rattle snakes, the weekend includes the miss snake charmer pageant, snake handling demonstrations and a coin, gun and knife show. the rattle snake round-up is attracted to attract roughly 50,000 people from around the world. >> if you can make it out to sweetwater, sure. why not? swing by the rattle snake roundup. >> maybe not my thing. rosemary, how about you? >> no! not at all! >> i'm with you, no! [ laughter ] >> but i am a fan of this weather. i'll take mostly sunny and 72 any day. some of us are going to get that this afternoon. temperatures at this hour, in the 50s and we'll be creeping into the low 60s for 10:00 hour, lunchtime numbers, high clouds and widespread 60s.

then for the afternoon, just as warm as yesterday. some of us even going slightly warmer, low 70s in concord, 73 in livermore, 73 morgan hill, upper 60s, low 70s around the bay, low 70s expected in areas like napa for the afternoon. extended forecast with your bay area weekend always in view, cloudy tomorrow, chance to rain, likely to move in sunday into monday, then dry with upper 60s and low 70s. >> thank you, rosemary. that is our report for this morning. thanks for making ktvu your choice for news. >> we'll bring you the latest on the missing malaysian airliner on our next newscast at 6:00 and you can get updates any time online. yea, let's do that! ikea. professional kitchen services at a low price. but now you can use them to make pizza night awesome, too. unroll, separate, add sauce, pepperoni, cheese, and fold. behold: weeknight crescent pizza pockets party. pillsbury crescents.

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