. we are live in richmond where police are led on a high- speed chase, we will let you know how it all ended and why one officer said it was a bit odd. and we will tell you what is going on with instruction. after shocks continue in california, now for the first time we are seeing surveillance video from the moment it hit, the ktvu channel 2 morning news continues.

. take a look at that, this is where a water line neighborhood is and claudine wong just arrived within the last 15 minutes and we will go back to her to find out what is going on. let's get your day started with weather and traffic, steve is right over there. >> thank you. skies are clear, breezy for some, 35 mile-per-hour gusts and almost 50 for some, but again some of the higher elevations, it is either cool or cold, temperatures are anywhere from 38 to 58 but unless you are further south. 44 concord and yet 54 concord

and 58 fso. and 55 down here. that is unanimous. we have gusts again and that's sustained 25 fairfield and napa has tailed off and there is still a breeze and there will be one for most and that's why they are 58 degrees. a little low going down and a little spin in the atmosphere and we get that northerly breeze. windy for some, breezy other pockets as well, here is sal. we do have a look apt the bay bridge toll plaza and it's going to be slow there. it is backed up from the 880 over crossing this delay is about 20 minutes now and some of it is at the toll plaza and some of it is at the upper deck of the bay bridge. we have a crash ahead on the right shoulder and there was a

bumper left over presumably from the same crash for the first street and traffic is beginning to back up on the way to north milpitas. 580 is beginning to get close on 680 and we have a report of a crash on the shoulders. let's go back to the desk. we are following breaking news out of san francisco, fire crews are on the scene near waller street near the neighborhood of dubois park. claudine was on the scene minutes ago, claudine, what can you tell us? >> reporter: you can see the fire department is here checking out the situation and the water-main break is up the street but you can see the water rushing down this hill and is making a pretty big mess. i am going to walk you down because i want to show you

where all of this water is ending up because that is causing a problem and this is scott street. you can see a lot of these cars are stuck in the water and from what we can tell, they are not going into their homes. i did talk to the water department and they tell me in 10 minutes they expect this water flow to stop because they are going around to different valves and trying to shut everything down. this is a 6-inch water-main which affects water service and they said repairs to get it fixed are going to take all day. or much of the day at this point. there is a question of if this has happened before. take a look again. with these cars, it's important to note. they seem to be doing just fine and a lot of times when you have a water-main break, you

are concerned it will go into sidewalks and we have gone around the block to check out the situation that, that is happening. and it looks like the water level is not enough to cause problems inside the cars. i want to come down to this intersection in front of us. you can see it is causing some pool up in this intersection here and there was city work to make sure the cars were going around it but as the water starts to slow down, it is starting to drain -- [ technical difficulties, stand by ] [ technical difficulties, stand by ] >> it looks like we lost our signal with claudine but a lot of water there in that neighborhood. tara moriarty is in richmond with a look at what finally stopped the driver, tara? >> reporter: you know, i want to mention, the lights just got fixed and it appears caltrans was able to fix this, this was

not turning yellow and green and it looks like this intersection will improve a little bit because it was starting to get a bit backed up but it crashed where he came up on the sidewalk and knocked this pole sheer off. it was the way the traffic pole stayed intact in the car after this crashed. the pursuit began in downtown sacramento near the capital and he failed to yield and he led them to westbound 880 and got up to speeds of more than 100 miles per hour. he went nearly 75 miles and the suspect hit a spike strip and he was driving on one rim before he lost control of him. the suspect saw the crash. >> the driver failed to

negotiate the turn and ended undertaking out a light pole which you you can see here behind me. however the light pole stayed attacked to the vehicle. >> now the driver got out. if you come back here live you can see there is a traffic light, along here but obviously, the good news is that the intersection should be pretty much back to normal. ktvu channel 2 morning news tara moriarty. happening now, a live picture restoring to norman 40 people and it comes -- restoring to more than 40 people there. power was knocked out to about 4,000 people and still there are several people in the dark

this morning and it will not be completely restored until noon today. more than three days when they desk appeared, a mass -- massive ship has learned nothing more than stole leap pass ports. they also reveal they are from iran and authorities say they have found no terror links. they found all of the new developments and he will join us with a live report on what they will do with one of the men. investigation continues into who shot a san francisco police officer and we are now hearing that the bullet that

hit the officer has not been found. adam shaw is currently recovering in the hospital. he was shot in the shoulder on saturday after he and his partner pulled over 50-year-old jeffery roux want know. they opened fire after he began backing his car up towards the officers. it is not clear if he shot the suspect or his partner. mean hours later, he was 40 with no gun. a five-year-old boy and his baby-sitter are in the hospital recovering. it happened at the intersection of 30th and fulton in the city's outer richmond district. the car hit the boy and the woman while they were walking in the crosswalk they were not seriously hurt and the driver remained at the scene and was

cited for failure to yield. >> can you remember they want the to use bart. they want to tell us the new timetable. here is janine de la vega. >> reporter: good morning. this is going to save them gas money and time and a lot of them are pleased to hear that the extension should open sooner than planned. mercury crews is due to open a full year ahead of schedule in late 2017 and the extension will travel 16 miles adding stations in milpitas, and so far papers are saying they are installed through fremont and the tunnels through central park are complete. here are some ariel pictures for of the new warm steaks in fremont and the tracks that have been built.

concrete will be poured later today at the bar quest terrible -- barrys station. >> people had to finish because of the construction. >> reporter: they will make way for a tunnel that needs to be built. now there is a plan to add 6 more miles to reach downtown san jose and it comes with a big price tag, and right now the funding is falling short for that. janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. well, japan is marking the third anniversary of the devastating earthquake which left 19,000 dead or missing. in tokyo, the end more remember

will -- he will speak and to clean up radiation from the meltdown of the kosuke fukudome plant. they want to go to some surveillance in a pet store. you can see the shelves shaking and a cat running for safety. the the earthquake hit 50 miles off the coast. more than 20 after shocks have been reported and this could continue for about four weeks. 6:12, a pharmacy is facing huge fines. we will tell you about the california connection. a topic which has senate democrats going. and we have slow traffic on the sunole grade and we will tell you what is causing the slow traffic and how long it's likely to be there. skies are clear and some

areas are gusting over 40 and not far away and how will it impact temperatures we will take a look at 60s and 70s and how long it will last.

. on sunday, people will vote in a referendum on whether they want to remain in ukraine or

join russia. they even appear to be sending up a new border warning of land mines. it is expected they will vote to join russia but the u.s. and other nations have said they will not recognize it as legitimate. the senate has approved the justice system to deal with sexual assault. senators blocked legislation that would have dramatically altered this like sexual assault and rape rape and how it is handled. police are getting an early start ahead of st. patrick's' day. they teamed up looking for intoxicated drivers. last year officers saw an increase in dui deaths. in san mateo county, it was 12 compared to just one the

previous year >> now, kate swanson's mother was hit head on and killed by a drunk driver heading with no lights. now they are among many m.a.d.d. activists and they are supporting law enforcement efforts. happening today, a bill is being announced to open up california roads to allow electric skate boards. right now they are banned from roads and trails. the bill will allow them in bike paths but they would be banned in certain areas. >> instead of being in a car, you are on an electric skateboard. >> they weigh 36 pounds and they can go up on river or

uphill. they wrapped up climate change about 15 minutes ago. >> now that you that you are here, the word of the lore racks seems perfectly clear. that's right. he is reading from the doctor sues environmental talkathon. it was organized by the climate task force. >> we are following that breaking news, pam, the water line break in san francisco, this is at waller and you can see san francisco sister firefighters are there. we have found out the water- main break, it will take some time for them to fix it and claudine will have another report from the scene coming

up. i want to mention a crash from the freeway at auto mall parkway. this crash having an affect on the traffic. you can see the road sensors and we also happen to have a camera nearby on the sunole grade and traffic is going to be slow. you can see traffic is at a standstill, look at that and i would recommend using an alternate route. you want to get over to 880 if you can using side roads and don't do it until this crash is held up. it is terrible. 6:19 let's go to steve. down and wendy for some, had a nice facebook corning, down in vacaville 40 miles per

hour and san francisco is windy as well. 50s for some that have any kind of a breeze, 40s for those who doesn't. san francisco will go for a high of 68 beautiful degrees sunshine all across the board and san jose will go for 73 degrees and temperatures will be above average and it is a little bet but filled with a breeze and mainly on easterly or northerly breezes, not for all but most who favor that direction, a few high clouds drifting towards central california an "f" s o has a norm -- a normal breeze and there is fso's 20 and there mountain view now 28 miles per

hour. there is rain out ahead testify in the great lakes and snow coming out of the backside of the dakotas in denver and winter is holding on there and it will be sunnyside up there. we do have high pressure here for a while, large and in charge and it is not going anywhere here. clear skies in the morning, breezy to windy for some. the trend is to take it up towards friday and also to saturday. it might be close on saturday. sunny and breezy, although some areas are saying it is brettzy, we will continue to be in the 70s more appeal. afternoon highs start to warm up again.

united delta u.s. airways have canceled a total of 7 5,000 flights since january 1st. delta has lost $90 million because of the bad weather. they can make up for lost revenue and the probability of that increases because so far demand for spring flights has been stronger than expected. time now 6:21 coming up 5 bay area welcoming up, now 38 years later, the case is being reopened and the possible new leads being investigated today. a panic on the ice, what caused a professional hockey player to collapse right in the middle of the game.

. >> pretty frightening moments when a dallas player collapsed on the bench. the game was stopped while doctors attended to rich rich peverley, he had what they said was a cardiac event doctors had already taken him to the hospital when he wanted to return to the game.

the game will be made up later this season. and san francisco barry bonds is returning after spring training. at the age of 49, bonds said he can still hit the ball out of the park. instead he is taking on the role of spring training kiddy instructor. >> it feels great to participate and it feels good to give back to the game that i love and i am going to have a lot of fun doing this. >> now when mark mcguire returned as hitting coach several years ago, he admitted to taking performance enhancing drugs. bonds on the other hand was not so forthcoming and he said he already went to court and to leave it at that. he also said he is worthy of election into the baseball hall of fame. the j.d.

power survey listed him as number one. they raided them including benefits and coverage, information and communication, claims processing and costs. the city of san rafael has decided to get rid of its red light program after five years. the cameras have only slightly reduced accident rates at a key downtown intersection and they do not plan on reducing them which provides the cameras when it expires next month. it issues 2300 citations in 2012, more than 4200 in 2010. 6:47 a bizarre gun incident in a high school, how is all is

surrounding a self-portrait. and the opening bell is about to ring on wall street and a very popular name could be in your ridge rater -- refrigerator. we will have the early stock numbers.

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dave clark. >> steve paulson has a look at the weather, what are you laughing about over there, steve? >> just you, pam. san francisco is a pretty good breeze, numerous reports are coming out of fairfield and travis and others are like no breeze at all. chilly cold and mild, chris crutch richardson. high pressure is not going anywhere, five days everything will stay sound and in central coliseum -- california they may have to deal with that. 58 in fso, 44 concord 55 san jose, napa 54, and again everything is wind driven or wind department and a low

pressure system off the coast high pressure inland, windy for some, other areas are not narrowing with another breeze at all. sunny for you and me and sal as well. here he is. >> steve, thank you very much. it is getting slower all over the place especially in the east bay. i want to show you the sunole grade and this is a mess and it will affect the pleasanton traffic atherton tow mall parkway but there it is on the maps here. 6 #0 is slow but we showed you a stretch and 680 is not all that bad. i would recommend especially if you are choosing between the two and i will just help you make that choice. bay bridge toll plaza still a 20 minute drive into san francisco and the drive time is

20 minutes and no problems on the actual bridge getting into the city. it is 6:32 let's go back to the desk. a bick water-main break on waller and scott street in the city's lower neighborhood. claudine, we understand this may not be the first time the city has had this problem, colluded dean? -- claudine? >> the water department what they could tells us is that they finally had the water up. we are showing you up the street that is the water department -- [ technical difficulties, stand by ] [ technical difficulties, stand by ] >> we are having a signal problem with claude den and we have a water-main break and we will check in with her as soon as we can.

they are looking for suspects in a deadly shooting. it happened in the city's bay view district. police found a man who had been shot in the head. he died a short time later at the hospital but it is still not clear what led to gunfire. pg&e substations, last april, somebody attacked a substation at the area coming 15 million in dams. and pg&e said they are working on improving security at substeaksings also. and they are leading them to substations in sacramento. a light pole helped to bring this to an end, tara? >> reporter: that is right, they were able to fix the lights here and about a half

hour ago you can see they are still on the scene trying to work out some of the kinks here. we should let you know somebody crashed into a traffic pole here at the carlson boulevard off ramp and they have knocked out the pole and took the street light completely roll of and the way it start straight out of the car. he led them and the chase was on temperature took four and when police laid out a spike strip that is when things started to wind down. >> one driver was driving over 100 miles per hour and due to the safety of the public and the officers we had destined

the pursuit -- discontinued the pursuit. the man did get out of the car and started running but was caught by police. meanwhile they will be replaced. if we come back here, the light is similar but not yes, sir and it gives troops some distribute. they took a photo of themselves with a loaded gun on campus. now ktvu channel 2 morning news spoke to one senior and said he was in the school bathroom when they took the photo last week. >> it was loaded, that is what they said and i heard the gun click and i was like oh, they definitely got a gun.

>> we have no evidence that they intended to do anything with the gun other than to pose for a photo with it. >> the principal sent this home and if warns them about what is an extremely serious incident which will likely lead to the expulsion of the i two poise. this involved the killing at spark park. they introduced a new task force because of possible leads into reno nevada. meanwhile, david zimmer appeared in court yesterday. he planned a 1989 death of his wife kathy. she was found dead in her car with a quality covering her

body a grand jury looked at the killing but did not return an indictment against his client. he and his blower has been arrested and charged with the kill and both will return to court next month. there are some good news and the project is is being build. we found am come -- commuters. >> reporter: the mercury news is reporting bart is due to open a full year ahead of schedule in 2017 and the extension into santa clara county will travel 16 miles at stations in milpitas and san jose. tracks are 15% installed through fremont and the tunnel through central park is

complete. here is some aerial pictures from bart's website showing south fremont and the tracks that have been built there. work in san jose is also moving along smoothly and large support columns are being placed at the station there. >> it will be helpful for the future of the world and if people can take the bart or any other sort of train system from like upper bay area and north bay down to san jose to work, it will be great. >> people who live near the project have had to endure lane closures because of the construction. now in this spring, they will be closed to make way for a tunnel that need to be built and right now they are fighting. janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. people in san francisco are

paying triple to ride historic streetcars. that is according to them but under the plan it would cost $6 to ride between caster and market streets and fisherman's wharf. it is one of the new proposals they are considering in the budget as they try to come up with enough cash to boost their overall service by 10%. coming up, a horrible crash involving special needs children. the surveillance video that capture is the accident as it happened. and that missing malaysia airplane is expanding, a short time ago they learned about the passengers that boarded with stolen passports . it is still really bad trying to get into a certain part of the east bay, how long this is going to last. twitter reports are crazy windy out across the sunset

districts, we'll see if there is any wind advisories and what about temperatures.

. whopping wong just reporting that the dark claudine wong just reporting that the water has been turned off.

a 6-inch line broke at about 5:30 this morning and you can see the amount of water which headed into the street and that was a water-main break, claudine wong will have a live update coming up on mornings on 2. they are now revealing iranian -- the iranian men to boarded with those stolen passports and they are explaining why terrorism is less likely. >> reporter: it appears one of those two iranian men were being smuggled and ultimately planned on seeking asylum in germany and they are not linked to any terrorist groups. they released images of these two men who stole the passports and it disappeared four years

ago. they apparently used stolen and the eye callanp flights. it was carrying 239 people at the time. authorities believed one of the plane's passengers using those stolen documents is a 19-year- old man seeking asylum in jeremy and his mother was waiting for him in frankfort and they are waiting for the details of that story. >> we would like anybody to say, we know this morning, he is my -- know this person, he was my friend, he was moving there to get a better life or to seek refugee status or something like that. >> for the families of those on board the missing jetliner, the

wait is agonizing. this is the scene where frustrated relatives packed the meeting with airport officialsels where they are hoping for some answers. rescue teams are searching for the the plane beyond the original plane area. they are included especially equipped airplanes that can detect small pieces of airplanes in the water. we are talking about the possibility of find being survivors. for now alex savage ktvu channel 2 morning news. nine people were hurt when a taxi hit a school bus filled with children. we have the exact moment of impact and you can see it there. the crash sent the taxi flying into a light pole. the school bus flipped over on

its side and some of those children were special needs kids. >> they were completely hysterical. they had no idea what was going on or how they would get out of there. >> the taxi cab driver suffered and the driver suffered mostly minor injury. they can't account for 37,000 pills from fairfield modesto and dixon stores according to the dea, drug enforcement administration. 0,000 are for vicodin and similar pain medicines. they may have been sold on the black market and they could be worth $10 a piece. apple has released the first major update to its system and car play puts them on car phone dashboard displays

and that's making it safer to use them while behind the wheel. they have a new walk can walkie- talkie and touch i.d. is more accurate. they are expected to be available later this year. 6:47 we want to check in for a look on mornings on 2. coming up, a big budget request, why san francisco's fire department is asking for an extra $10 million when all of them have been asked to cut spending and they say it is a matter of life or death. they have won many alkaloids but found out some of the specific steps he has taken which has now earned him a new award from the gay rights community and the all nighter in the senate just wrapped up this hour. the big issues these democrats were championing led by barbara boxer and how they held up and they are speaking all night.

knows are come -- those are and coming up on mornings on 2 and now for more on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> sal, this is the sunole grade, not looking too good >> not looking good at all. i want to mention that the traffic is backing up into pleasant on it almost, not quite, i don't want to alarm you butt southbound 680 this is going to be slow and the crash is at auto mall parkway and if you can see i will put the map up here. the line has grown all the way up to highway 84 and that's kind of a bad back up. i want to move them, and show that the 85 freeway, northbound are getting more crowded but they are not stop and go just yet. 580 is a mess and somebody treated and said what the heck

is wrong with highway 4. nothing major but highway 4 is not off to a good start. one more thing, bay bridge toll plaza. 25 minute drive time. let's go to steve. thank you sal. i am getting lots of tweets. it is howling and the sunset shake eastern district, or wherever you are. there are some other locations are clear and calm. sunny and warm will be the end result. tomorrow it will be breezy again and sunny for everybody. it looks sunny and warmer and thursday into the weekend, it looks dry and we just had a question, any rain this month, yes, i do just not rain this

morning. pouncing bee between 58. we will go for a high of 73 degrees. low-to-mid 70s and why the breeze, we'll see that spin in the atmosphere and high pressure is strong to the east, it fills that with more of an easterly northerly breeze and most locationels are in on that direction. higher clouds are beginning to drift south and there will not be a cloud in the sky. 40s and 50s and upper 60s, san bruno has been breezy all morning long. medium high is supposed to go even higher and if you are suffering it is going to get worse. don't blame me. some of these locationels, napa did have gusts at 36, santa rosa, steve you used to live up

there. santa rosa is south san jose is north. and 24 up in it who and sack a -- it know and -- tahoe and sacramento. overall look for a pattern of sunshine breezy to windy clear skies, you don't have to worry about anything else and temperatures by the weekend, up every 70s, 678 by saturday. sunny and breezy, windy for some, cold in the morning and then it will be cold and antioch, 74 degrees, gilroy heading over to santa cruz capitoa, looks good all the way to the weekend. 652 is the time an unusual 911 call, the 4 legged attacker that had a family running for safety. [doorbell rings]

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. dow jones industrial average is down 30 points, they started out positive, all heading down a little bit, a lot of retailers and disks' sporting -- dick's sporting goods is doing well and urban outfitters having better than

expected earnings. a labor report is out and job openings and labor turnover tracks how many people voluntarily leave their jobs and apply for of the available jobs. it is call the jolts report. it shows they are willing to leave and it's generally a pretty good sign for the economy. family members are describing what happened before an oakland mother was killed by a falling tree. it happened on interstate 880 on vacaville. she had just visited her husband in sal loan know prison and was heading towards her home. her grandmother was driving ahead of her. >> we had two hours of freeway and it was a stick, nothing on it and it was old like it was rot on it. she never did come through and we went back down the freeway.

.. >> her devastated family learned the tree had crashed down on the woman's car killing her instantly. they have a man in petaluma stealing money from a drive through mix donald's. the man reached through the window and grabbed about $200. anybody with information is asked to call petaluma police. 911 dispatchers got a very unusual call, this one involving an angry cat. >> he is charging us, he is at our bedroom door. >> you hear him? >> yes, i hear him, hold on, keep your door shut, okay. >> everybody hide. police say a 22-pound cat scratched their 7 month old baby and when they gave him a light kick he went crazy.

the baby was luckily not seriously hurt. the cat has been put in the kennel for the child's safety. the famed eyed kid interrogatory -- the famed trail, it took them a long time to finish. he won the title two years ago. he pulled under the arch just a few minutes later. >> that is great to see. i don't know if you have ever seen it. it is fantastic. >> coming up on mornings on 2, we have been covering this for the past hour, a big water-main break is causing problems in one neighborhood. >> also bart now appears to be on the fast track. stay with us, we will be right back.

a big mess in san francisco's lower haight district. more on a water main break coming up in a live report. >> reporter: we're live in fremont talking about b.a.r.t. to san jose. is the project hitting bumps in the road or is