we're live where the prime suspect in a castro valley homicide has turned himself in. we'll tell you know what authorities are saying. we are live in san jose where police are investigating the ninth homicide of the year. what was found insud the home that's raising questions. an early-morning fire damages a corner market in oakland. the reason why the location of the fire is raising red flags for arson investigators. and literally, taking money out of the pockets of fast-food

workers. the either just claims against mcdonald's that -- serious claims against mcdonald's that has local workers hitting the picket lines today. "mornings on 2" begins right now. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." we're following developing news out of san jose. these are live pictures where police are investigating the city's ninth homicide of the years. it's still an active scene in this neighborhood near blossom hill road and highway 101. coming up in two minutes, brian flores tells us what neighbors heard just before police arrived odd the scene. it's tuesday, march 18th. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. how does it look, steve? >> clear and cold. a lot of 30s from lake county all the way down to santa clara. santa clara valley. we have a few high clouds to

the north. that's it. temperatures, 30s on the coast. half moon bay, moss landing flirting with some 30s. it will be sunny and highs. 60s, upper 60s. san jose fits the fill. 71. 44 to start, though. there are a lot another 40s. there's still a couple of locations. napa valley had a northerly breeze. some of the higher elevations. it's been cut in half compared to yesterday. 52 your morning trifecta. livermore, half moon bay 39. santa rosa, same up here. napa airport 49. they have a hint of a northerly breeze. overall, except for the clouds up towards reno and north of tahoe and truckee, looks like flirting around carson city. nice weather on the way. there will be a lot of sunshine. top to bottom. everyone in on the sunshine. 60s, upper 60s, a few low 70s. >> we do have a couple of problems on the commute. one getting to the san

francisco airport. that would be southbound 101 at millbrae avenue. this crash has been blocking three lanes for a time and traffic is backed up into south san francisco. this is bad news if you are trying to catch a flight. you know how rushed you can be. you have to go through security and please give yourself extra time. chp thinks they can open things up very soon. 280 is an alternate. get across the bridge, westbound 92 there is a report of a crash between hesperian. trying to find a better location for it. however, traffic will be busy as you approach the san mateo bridge. let's go to live pictures now. i want to show you that northbound 280 coming up on 17 is already slowing down. so is 85 coming up on 17 and 101 on 880. right now we're getting the first spots of stop-and-go traffic in the valley as you drive toward cupertino and sunnyvale. the bridge, that's a 25 to 30- minute drive time with most of

that waiting at the toll plaza back to the desk. breaking news out of alameda county. a castro valley man wanted for the shooting death of his wife surrenders to the alameda county sheriff's department overnight. ktvu channel 2 reporter, tara moriarty, is at santa rita jail in dublin and says police received another key piece of evidence and that would be the man's vehicle. good morning, tara. >> reporter: that's right. the alameda county sheriff's office tweeted out that their prime suspect feng mi turned himself in last night. we believe he's being booked here. the opinion manhunt for him began after his wife's body was found in the family home friday afternoon in castro valley. the couple's 14-year-old daughter is the one who found 46-year-old yunyi zhang. suspicion turned to feng mi because he vanished after the filling and made no attempt to contact his daughters.

evidence also linked him to the killing. they've located the silver rav4 with with paper plates he was believed to be driving. investigators responded to the family home three times in 2009 on domestic violence calls. right now we're waiting to hear what fekmy is being charged with -- feng mi is being charged the -- charged with. we'll let you know what we find out. >> we're following develops news in south san jose. police are investigating what they call a suspicious death. brian flores is live at the scene. police are trying to figure out whether marijuana plants might be connected to the crime. >> they are still trying to figure that out. they are still continuing to gather evidence as you can see right now. we're on the 5000 block of eppling lane here in south san jose. still trying to gather more details. police say they first got a 911

call of shots being fired here around 9:39 last night. when they arrived, they found a young man in his 20s who had been shot once and he was pronounced dead at the scene. this morning, we don't know what led up to the shooting if there was an argument or fight. but what investigators did find inside the home were several marijuana pot plants. they didn't say whether this was a growhouse. it's also unclear if there's a connection between the hot plants and shooting as well. several police cruisers are here. a crime scene van is here gathering evidence. police will be here for some time. homicide investigators arrived on scene, taking away items such as computer hard drives. this is san jose's ninth homicide of the year. we have several calls in about this. we've not heard back this morning. we're live in south san jose, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 7:06. new this morning, the

investigation is underway into a suspicious early-morning fire at a neighborhood market in  oakland. it started shortly before 3:00 this morning at the market on macarthur boulevard near 82nd avenue. there were actually two fires, one at the front of the market. the other in the back and that is raising red flags among investigators at the fire scene. >> not only having fired two distinct locations but a locked up building where we had to force entry. that's rare that the fire began at two separate locations inside a secured building. >> faves kept the flames from -- firefighters kept the flames from spreading to other buildings. a fire at an abandoned building an mare island started this morning. several people were inside when firefighters arrived. no one was hurt. crews were able to quickly put

out the flames. a suspect now in custody accused in the deadly hit-and- run crash in concord that killed a mother of four adult children. now, police arrested 29-year- old tyler larson last night. investigators say he's the driver of the pickup truck that veered off willow pass road sunday night jumped the sidewalk and killed the woman. concord police say they got a tip from the chp late yesterday. that led them to the suspect and his chevy silverado pickup truck in antioch. >> we caught a lucky break. fortunately, the chp gave us lead. they had contact with a similar vehicle which turned out to be the vehicle we were looking for. >> 46-year-old yolanda was killed in sunday night's crash. the 46-year-old woman was living on the street while sometimes staying with friends. ktvu obtained this surveillance video of her pushing a shopping cart moments before she was killed on willow pass road. the man accused of trying

to run over two san francisco police officers is due back in court in just a few hours. jeffrey ruano is scheduled to be formally charged with several felony counts tied to the incident ten days ago in the mission district. investigators say he tried to back his car into two officers. officer adam shaw was shot in the arm during that incident. but san francisco police say it's possible shaw's partner may have accidentally wounded him during the chaos. ruano's attorney says his client is being used as the fall guy in this case. opening steaums are scheduled in the trial -- statements are scheduled in the trial of a man accused of shooting and killing two people on fisherman's wharf. they say the man owned a store and killed two others he saw as rivals. another recall is linked to a petaluma slaughterhouse that's accused of selling beef

from cows that have cancer. the company, crave jerky, is recalling its garlic chili pepper flavor beef jerkry -- jerky. the recall recalls those with the number 18951. health officials say the beef jerky may contain product from the rancho feeding corporation. they recalled almost 9 million pounds of meat products. crave jerky says so far no reports of customers getting sick. fast-food workers around the country will protest saying they are not being paid for all of the hours they work. demonstrations are planned in oakland and about 30 other cities. now, in oakland, workers will gather at 11:30 at the mcdonald's at 12th street and 25th avenue. the rallies come just days after workers here in california and two other states sued mcdonald's. they say the restaurants remove hours from their time sheets

and don't let them take all of their breaks. a businessman has abandoned a plan to ask voters to raise the minimum wage to $12. he said his plan would boot the economy and allow -- boost the economy. but he wasn't able to raise enough money to get that measure on the ballot. 7:11. a proposed measure to repeal california's ban on affirmative action at public colleges at universities will not be on the november ballot. the measure sought to overturn part proposition 209 which bans school from using race and ethnicity as a factor in the admissions process. but democratic lawmakers have abandoned their effort to repeal the ban. that's after three asian- american state senators, including leland yee from san francisco, pulled their support. 7:11. san francisco officials are overhauling the graffiti

policies. london bree, dennis herrera and other bills will make an announcement at noon, saying this will help fight a widespread problem as well as approve the quality of life in all neighborhoods and reduce costs. according to the you department of public works, san francisco spends more than $20,000 a year cleaning up graffiti. killed on the freeway. chasing down a car thief. the clue found in this video moments before the crash. the chp hopes it will help solve the claim. good morning. we have slow traffic all over the bay area now due to a lot of problems. as you look here at 237, it is slowing as you approach the zanker road turnoff. coming up we'll show you all of

the other approaches into this very same valley. it's clear out there. but a lot of you are tweeting me or e-mailing me saying my goodness. it's cold out there. we have cold lows. we'll see how that impacts your forecasted highs. [♪]

sometime coming up on 7:15. our continuing coverage of the missing malaysian flight. the new york times is saying the abrupt turn the plane made was programmed into the on- flight computer system by someone in the cookty pit. experts say whoever changed the flight path typed seven or eight key strokes into the cockpit computer. they say it's something pilots do to avoid bad weather or congested airspace at a news conference, malaysian authorities said the search area continues to expand.

>> the entire search area is now 2.24 million square nautical miles. this is a huge search area. >> china says it has not found any links to terror suspects among the 154 chinese passengers. they are looking into all of the background of the passenger and crew. we have new video of vladimir putin signing a treaty to make crimea a part of russia. now, the agreement still has to be ratified by russia's parly minute to take effect -- parly minute to take effect -- parliament to take effect. 7:16. president obama is making an effort to right some old wrong

by belatedly awarding the medal of honor to 24 army veterans who were previously overlooked because of their relingen or eth-- religion or ethnicity. the veterans served during world war ii, korea and vietnam. 7:17. california's health exchange has hit a major milestone. more than 1 million people have enrolled in covered california. that's the goal the state hoped to reach by the end of the month. at a new kaiser family foundation report, it suggests that people are motivated by the cost of insurance. blueshield reports major jumps in market spare because of competitively lower rates. new reports this morning that the port of oakland is

backing a plan to build a new waterfront baseball stadium for the oakland as on the site of an abandoned terminal. that's according to the mercury news. next week, the port collision will approve joining the negotiations with a group that wants to lay the groundwork for a proposed stadium at howard terminal. the group is not deterred by the lack of enthusiasm by oakland as co-owner lew wolff for this plan. he said the terminal north of jack london square is too far away from b.a.r.t. and would cost too much money for an environmental cleanup. palo alto city employees are getting a raise. according to the daily news, the city council reached a deal with a 4.5% pay raise. the deal shifts some of the risk of rising healthcare premiums from the city over to the employees. that agreement is expected to cost the city about 7.6 million. this is the first raise for palo alto city employees since

2008. 7:18. want to check in with sal and say welcome back to sal and how is the traffic going. it's going okay for the most part, tori, and dave. we've had a commute that's been just moderate. unfortunately, now we're finding out about a very serious crash. this one is just into the newsroom. it's a deadly crash. i think i spelled silverado soon. let me get rid of that. silverado trail at trancas. in fact, the trail is completely blocked at trancas. the fire department has told us one person has died. and they will shut down the trail. napa police and chp are handling this incident. please give yourself extra time and go around if you are driving in this area. let's go to some live pictures. the traffic here at the bay bridge toll plaza, that is going to be backed up for about a 20-minute drive time.

20 minutes before -- as you get into san francisco. most of that time is spent waiting at the toll plaza. i also want to mention that northbound 280, i was talking to a gentleman, the other day, when you see northbound 280 backed up into downtown san jose, you know it's gonna be bad all the way to cupertino. 85 is slow to 87 all the way up. 101 will be slow from capitol expressway in pockets. we have a slow going in the south bay on this tuesday, very busy day in santa clara valley. 7:20. let's go to steve. a very good morning. sunrise over the building city. it's cold this morning. bev just spent me -- 36 in danville. i know we had 37 by anderson reservoir and morgan hill and 35 up in lakeport. there are cold readings. carrie said her heater kicked in this morning. there you go. it's clear as a bell out there unless you are watching us up in reno where they have high

clouds. but they will clear out fast. a chilly or cold morning. there is a hint of a breeze for a few. especially napa valley. that's one of the few holding the temperature up there. slightly warmer. next rain, probably a week from tomorrow. think it will make it, steve? yes, i do. slightly warmer. yesterday was the coolest day of the week. it won't be that much warmer. but downtown oakland, 68. the airport i think dipped to 46. a little cool there. we have clear skies. you can see some of that cloud cover to the north and east. san jose is 46. concord, 43. casey had 42. brandon in pacifica, 39 degrees. the coast has been cold this morning under clear skies and not much of a breeze. but that might pick up later. clear skies for us, sunny later on. you can see some of that cloud cover jrnd truckee carson city. it's favoring that area, not here. 23 in tahoe. teens for truckee. i didn't see that.

38 ukiah. cold 30s to the north and south. if you don't have any breeze. it's probably very brisk. it will be sunny. it will be a nice pattern here for a while. we'll bring temperatures up slowly. upper 60s. slightly warmer today and also tomorrow. by the way, southern california winter coming to an end. l.a. had 21 days downtown l.a. of 80 or above this winter. yes, i know. pretty warm. 60s or 70s here. vallejo, benicia in there. sonoma, 71. petaluma 70 and clearlake 74. 73 antioch. pittsburg is closed. danville, san ramon. 74 for gilroy. 71 san jose. los gatos. kum at 70. same for palo alto, mountain view and 62 in d.c. and 65 san francisco. looks nice again. another cold morning. spring arrives thursday morning. looks good going into the

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nine said no. one person did not. >> in a way that's good. it shows there are not many people willing to offer alcohol to minors. on the other hand, it means we still have a ways to go. >> people caught were arrested. they face fines up to $1,000 and a sentence of community service. 122 people were arrested and cited right here in the bay area. ♪ big party in san francisco. the police kept an eye on spade celebrations. this was front street in the financial district. police blocked the street off. security officers checked bags for drugs, alcohol or even weapons. one person was arrested for public intoxication. the ceo of what's app is addressing privacy concerns in the wake of the company's new partnership with facebook. he says the reports that facebook would be sharing

what's app user data are irresponsible. the ceo says what's app does not even collect basic information such as birthdays or e-mails. he claims the acquisition by facebook will not compromise any of the values the company has already established. the national sugars in tequila could be good for your health. tequila is made from the blue agave plants. mexican researchers say the natural sugars derived from that plant said mice who drink water sweetened with that sugar showed a reduction in weight and blood glucose levels. researchers belief the ingredients should be used for alternatives for people. dramatic video shows a man nearly getting hit by a bullet train on the peninsula.

>> why caltrans is putting that out to the public. as we look at highway 4 you can see traffic is going to be a little bit slow coming up over the grade. we'll tell you what caused this and also what you can expect on interstate 680 as you drive toward walnut creek. well, the the hills are green. sunrise over the big city. it's cold this morning. temperatures cooled off yesterday. we continue that. a little bit warmer today. we'll have the answer coming up.

good morning. you are looking live at the caltrain station in redwood city this morning. see some commuters there getting off to work. the morning commute, well underway. but caltrain officials are putting out a serious warning for pedestrians in the area. coming up in two minute, the risky behavior caught on camera in some youtube you just have to see to believe. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve, some people are shivering. >> bundled out there, as you can. layers. it will be nice this afternoon. one of those days you are in the sun, it's pretty good. you walk around the corner and you are in the shade. it will be sunny. temperatures warming up sloatly. a lot of 30s. i mean, didn't matter. lake county to the coast even down to the santa clara valley. it will be sunny today. 50s, 60s, we'll end up with

60s, mainly low 70s. san francisco, 48 to start. 59 that's from our observer who keeps wonderful records. 65 for a high. a lot of sunshine for everybody. that's not a problem. we have some clouds up towards reno and the sierra nevada. but that's it. a lot of 30s on the coast. 40s and low 50s. lirl is in there. antioch, fairfield, san jose was down to 44. if you are looking for sunshine, today is the day. everyone will be in on it. these clouds will clip the sierra nevada. there's a breezy condition especially out to vacaville. nothing compared to what we had yesterday. it was windy. today might be breezy for some. 50s, 60s, low, low 70s. here's sal. we're looking at a commute that's still really busy. we'll start off on the peninsula. we had an earlier crash southbound 101 at millbrae. the crash has cleared to the shoulder. 101 northbound and southbound just a complete mess driving to

the airport. if you are trying to catch a flight at sfo, you need to give yourself extra time. it feels terrible to miss a flight. just -- urknow get on the road as -- you know, get on the road as early as possible getting to the san francisco airport. i want to go to napa. there is a deadly crash on silverado trail at trancas. that road is closed. it was a head-on collision with major damage to the vehicle. one person has been confirmed killed in the crash. and the coroner is on the way. this is gonna be a big deal for the next few hours as they do the investigation. in the south bay, we have slow traffic on 280, 85 and 101. 280 is improving. 85 is not. and neither is 101. it's pretty heavy all over the santa clara valley. bay bridge about a 30-minute drive time into san francisco. most of that time waiting at the toll plaza and then if you are driving on the richmond/san rafael bridge approach. it's backing up getting to the toll plaza and all of the lanes even the fastrack lane.

the only lane that's clear is the carpool lane. back to the desk. caltrain is sharing some dramatic video of a man who had a frightening close call with the train as he ran across the tracks right at the redwood city station. janine de la vega is at that station in morning. you've even witnessed some of this basically life-threatening behavior, right? >> reporter: yeah, we have. there's so many warning signs here telling people into the to do this. but we've seen -- not to do this. but we've seen people come and walk across the tracks when the gates are down. a train is coming. they don't seem to care and they don't want to talk to us about what they took the risk. the man you are about to see in this video is lucky. you can hear the warning sirens that a train is coming in the background. several people scurry across

the tracks. just as a train approaches, a man walks across narrowly getting hit. caltrain is highlighting this close call to prove to people that it's just not worth it. we captured several people doing the same thing this morning. in the same place, ignoring the warning gates to beat the train. we asked riders about taking the risk. >> i'm kind of a goodie two shoes about that thing. partly because i think -- even if you do it and get by with it, other people see you getting by with it. they take risks that maybe they shouldn't as well. >> reporter: so far, three people have been hit and killed by caltrain this year. it's not only devastating for the victims he's loved ones but for the train operators who can't stop in time. the transportation agency is reminding people to never go around the gates. pay attention near the tracks. watch out for a second train and to expect a train on any

track at any time. as i mentioned before, there are plenty of warning signs. you are looking at one of them. it shows that it's going to cost you $271. that's the fine if you are caught actually crossing the tracks illegally. there are security people who do ticket and do enforce that but they can't catch everybody. but again, a gad reminder from -- good reminder from caltrain. reporting live from redwood city, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 7:36. the investigation into a deadly hit-and-run crash on a busy oakland freeway earlier this month has taken a trainge turn. ktvu news learned the driver killed in the crash was chasing down a car thief and we have exclusive surveillance video of that car theft in progress in san leandro. you can see the thief in a hooded sweatshirt right there getting into an unlocked honda and driving away. the owner of the stolen car and his friend, then get into a

minivan to chase the chief. the two cars collide on interstate 880 near the oakland coliseum. >> we're very thankful that surveillance video did come forward. it will be huge for our investigation. >> the man trying to help his friend get back his stolen car was killed in the crash. his friend was seriously injured. the car thief ran away from the crash scene and is still on the loose. >> homicide detectives in campbell are still trying to determine what sparked a deadly confrontation at a city park sunday night. a homeless man is accused in the fatal stabbing of 16-year- old ivan diaz a junior at boynton high school. yesterday, the suspect gave an interview to janine de la vega. todd tharp said he only used his knife as a last resort when diaz and several other teenagers jumped him. >> i was getting hit in the head, kicked in the head. i was definitely worried about

my own safety. >> i would like to know how everything started. why -- what reasons did the guy have to stab my brother. >> reporter: investigators are looking into tharp's claim of self-defense and he's expected to appear in court. mountain view firefighters say a house fire over the weekend was deliberately set. whoever set the fire also store a car, an audi. the homeowners were not home at the time. investigators are now looking for a blit blue 2003 audi, 5 hjm 491 is the license plate number. if you have any information, call police. an outside agency now investigating a violent confrontation last night between students and police at city college of san francisco. now, on thursday, students

clashed with police officers after they occupied conlon hall. during the clash, some students were pepper sprayed and arrested. as the investigation continues, the chancellor is planning several community forums. a cal football player is one of four plaintiffs in a federal lawsuit. it is accusing the ncaa of operating as an unful cartel making billions of dollars off the players. this lawsuit games college football and basketball players should be able to get some of the money they make for their schools. the lawsuit also targets specific conferences like the sec,acc, pac 12 and the big 12. another huge lottery jackpot is up for grabs

tonight. alex savidge joins us live from concord where many people are treatmenting of winning the $400 million prize. good morning, alex. >> reporter: well, good morning to you. if somebody matches all six numbers in tonight's megamillions drawing, they will wind up with a decent pay out $400 million before taxes, of course. we're here inside this 7-eleven store on monument boulevard and oakgrove road. the owner here is showning she can -- hoping she could sell somebody that winning ticket today. this is what things have looked like all morning long. they are selling a lot of tickets so far today. this huge jackpot was been building up since early january for the multistate lottery game. this is actually the third largest jackpot in megamillions history. there are even some people already making plans on how they will spend all of that money. >> i want to retire, take it

easy, go on vacation. that's what i'm hoping for. >> reporter: but to put it into perspective, you should keep in mind here, the otd of winning this -- odds of winning this huge jackpot, well, they are about 1 in 259 million. but as we've seen so far inside this store, a lot of people still playing. that's not deterring anybody and the evener expects she will be -- owner expects she will be busy. the drawing later on tonight for the $400 million prize. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 19 minutes before 8:00. unraveling a deadly mystery in south san jose. police on the scene of the city's ninth homicide of the year. the location they should started searching in the last 30 minutes as they search for clues in this case. and recovering a stolen $900 bike. how an oakland woman managed to trick the thief into returning to the scene of the crime.

>> we have several serious crashes out there. but we also have traffic that has been improving and then getting worse and improving. it's kind of a see-saw out there. we'll tell you about 280 and some of the alternate routes for you. good morning. clear skies. almost full moon. but mars will be right here it as well. if you missed it this morning, you will see it again tonight because we're not expecting any clouds.

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this morning, the federal resoish enters a new -- reserve enters a new era. today is the start of yellen's

policy making meeting as chair. she will lead the two-day session that has several decisions to consider. commits expect the fed to -- economists expect to wind down the bond buying plan. they will decide if they will start raising interest rates in the near future. she saw her stolen bike on craigslist and decided to take action. pam cook in the newsroom telling us about this unusual sting operation. pam? >> she uses her bike and bart to get around. without her bike, she's stranded. about one week ago, the woman who wishes to remain anonymous said her bike was taken from the macarthur b.a.r.t. station. she tells us here that she saw a craigslist ad for her $900 bike shortly after it disappeared. she responded to the ad and contacted bart police and that's where she got some coaching to trick the thief into meeting her. >> he gave me the confidence. he came to my house an hour

beforehand and said i want you to see what i look like because i'm gonna be in plain clothes. he said you have to do this hand signal when you are confident it's your bike. >> if we have any incling there is violence, we'll shut it down. >> they didn't have to shut it down. the seller showed up. she gave the hand signal to the officers telling them it was her bike and they moved in. within seconds, the bike chief was surrounded and -- thief was surrounded and in handcuffs. police are not releasing information about the person arrested. now, it wasn't just b.a.r.t. police that surrounded the suspect. the sting was carefully orchestrated by the woman's friends as well. i will tell you about that in our next hour of "mornings on 2." reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. a personal trainer from the bay area is filing a lawsuit against crossfit. ate years ago, chloe johnson

had surgery to change herself from a man to a woman. now she says crossfit will not allow her to compete in the crossfit games against she competes against the men. a lawyer for cross fit says there's still the genetic make upthat gives them an advantage over women. >> i was pretty shocked that their -- that they say you had to register and compete as the gender you were born as. she's completely legal. she's been female for a long, long time. >> johnson is suing crossfit for $2.5 million. the first hearing in this case is scheduled for july. 7:47. a college student from san joaquin valley is facing terrorism charges. federal prosecutors say this man, 20-year-old nicholas tusant was trying to join

islamic extremists in sirahia -- sirria. he appeared yesterday in a seattle courtroom and agreed to be returned to sacramento to face charges. he's a student at san joaquin delta college in stockton. he enrolled as a trainee with the national guard but never entered basically training because he lacked the minimum qualifications. federal drug agents searched two northern california costco stores. it's part of an investigation into powerful painkillers. investigators believe the costco stores in roseville and pairfield may have several record-keeping violations for hydrocodone which is a very highly addictive painkiller. last month, dea agents looked into four cvs pharmacies and said 40,000 hydrocodone pills are unaccounted for. walmart wants to get into the used video game business. it is offering it's own store gift cards in exchange for old

video games. the world's biggest retailer believes that will attract new customers. the trade-in idea expands on walmart's program that gives customers credit towards new tablets and smart phones when they turn in older electronic devices. 7:49. we want to check in with sal. been pretty busy on the roads. what's happening on the east shore. >> we're working on southbound 101 where we had the crash on the peninsula. now it appears that southbound 280, the alternate route is very slow just been checking that out here. i can go to the maps. i think -- did i put that in there first? >> no. see, we're going -- thank you guys in the control room. save me. thank you, guys. southbound 101 and 280 are just a big mess. this is the kind of thing that would get you in a bad mood in a hurry, especially if you are trying to make a flight. in is all because of an earlier crash down there at millbrae. that's been cleared from the lanes. look at all of the red on 28 a on 101, even northbound 101 is getting into the act.

so it's just terrible. let's take a look at some of the live pictures. this is the eastshore freeway. that's been recovering from an earlier crash and central. a lot of people are late. now they are crowding into the freeway. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, we're looking at about an hour delay. see how that's spiked up? an hour drive time in san francisco. put a smile on your face, i think you will have to grit your teeth and you will need that smile trying to get across the bay area. let's go to steve. i'm ready, sal. i heard you had an interesting flight home from spring training? >> larry bear was on the flight and he what think he watches -- and i think he watches channel 2 because he said where you been? you haven't been on the air. >> larry. >> larry. clear skies.

cold. el granada, clear and cold. 39 moss beach and 39 pacifica earlier. temperatures will be rebounding slowly. a lot of 30s even to the interior from mendocino county, lake county all the way down to the santa clara valley. 37 anderson reservoir. morgan hill this morning. chilly morning or cold. looks good for that. slight warmup. i mean, get on my toes. so far, forecast models are in sync on that. we'll see. things could change. today, sunshine oplenty as we take to say. these are close to seasonal average. we're getting upper 60, very slow 70s. some clouds favoring reno, truckee. that's about it. oakland 45 that's at the airport. 43 concord. low 50s for some. napa airport up to the napa valley had a breeze there for a while. it was 58 at one time while half moon bay was 47. that was two hours ago.

overall, unless you are up north or the sierra, i think everything will be sunny. miami was 88 for a record high. raleigh, north carolina was 35. and the high temperature yesterday in washington, d.c. was 32. coldest spade i think since 1942. 23 in tahoe. 50 in sac. some 30s olding on -- holding on. sunny, it will be nice weather. temperatures upper 60s, low 70s unless you get the northerly breeze. that might help a few. sonoma county airport might be one. low 70s here for some. livermore at 70. oakland, 68. martinez at 70 degrees. 74 gilroy. cupertino, santa clara, fremont, saratoga, milpitas, 70. same for palo alto. 67 in san bruno. half moon bay recovering to 64. looks good. the first day of spring is

thursday morning. looks quiet as we go into the weekend. but it looks nice. more mystery surrounding the missing malaysia airlines jet. a new report about how the plane went off its flight path. and a new development in gm's safety crisis s the move made just this morning after the company announces another recall. hey, i remember you.ttle debbie? you should. i'm you. except i always had a nutty bar with my lunch. ooooh. little debbie nutty bars. so delicious.

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7:55. new developments in the attempt by general motors to overhaul its safety program. just a few minutes ago, the company announced it's naming jeff boyer as the vice president of global vehicle safety. he will be in charge of recalls and other safety issues. it's a new position that was just created. boyer has worked at gm for 40 years. this comes as the company deals with accusations that it knew about a deadly ignition problem 11 years before issuing a recall. and general motors is recalling

another 1.5 million vehicles that have nothing to do with its private recall. the largest recall involves more than traverses, you an claves, outlooks and acadias. there is a problem with the seat area that may not work. 7:56. san leandro's mayor says no. he will not support a proposal to fly the flag of another country over city hall. now, the idea was to temporarily fly the chinese flag in place of the city flag. that sparked yesterday's protest by supporters of tibet. who say the chinese flag is a symbol of oppression. one councilman said it's about unity and culture. the mayor disagrees. >> to do it at city hall is a

severe mistake. that no longer becomes a group celebrating culture. it is our city government linking itself with the chinese city government. >> after hours of debate, the they said they with can bring this on a case-by-case basis. the south korean ambassador to the united states is coming to santa clara to honor american veterans of the reian war. he will take -- keon war. he will take part -- korean war. he will take part in a wreath laying ceremony at 11:30 this morning. mike handa will accompany the ambassador. 7:57. the search for a murder suspect is over. we're following the latest developments in the surrender of a man accused of killing his wife and leaving her body inside of their home. >> reporter: we're live in south san jose where police

continue to investigate the city's latest homicide. what was found inside the home that is raising some questions this morning as well. good morning. right now, 280 coming up to 880 is going to be very slow. in fact, this 280 backup stretches into downtown. we'll tell you what the rest of the south bay freeways are looking like. clear skies, cold this morning, though, for many, including coast, bay, inland. there were some 30s here. but sunshine means warmer temperatures yes or no?

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good morning. it's about 8:00. welcome back to "mornings on 2." it is tuesday, march 18th. i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm tori campbell. let's begin this hour with a quick look at weather and traffic. a little chilly outside. >> chilly and cold. it looks like things are starting to bounce off the morning lows. 30s for many. 40s. we'll start off. it's clear. and it will stay that way. 50s and 60s by noon. 60s, mainly low 70s. the airport made it to 46. downtown 50. we'll go 68 for downtown oakland. a lot of sunshine. there's still a little hint of a breeze up in the oakland berkeley hills. not as strong as yesterday. sheas for sure. but there is astill a dash daub that's for sure. but there is still a little

one. 40s for many. or very low 50s. temperatures will be warming up ever so slowly today. a lot of sunshine. it looks like this pattern is here for a while probably into the weekend with just subtle changes. a cool, cold morning for some. it will be a sunny day for everybody. highs 60s by the water. upper 60s, low 70s inland. here's sal. we've had not a good morming. i'm saying that the way i can say it on television. i want to show you some of this. northbound 280 in san jose is going to be very slow coming up to highway 17. it's improved here but just around the corner, don't let this picture fool you. just around the corner there is a wall of slow traffic waiting for you. if you are only going to downtown, it should be okay. look at the red sensors. 280 through cupertino, all red there. 85 from 87 all the way up to saratoga. 101 begins to slow in the south valley all the way to sunnyvale. it has not been all that great there. as we talk about public

transit. ten-minute delays because of b.a.r.t., caltrain and muni. not experiencing any major delays. let's get back to live pictures. the bay bridge is almost at a drive time. all of the freeways are slow. if you are driving on 880 northbound and southbound, that traffic is going to be busy. back to the desk. all right. thank you, sal. we continue to follow developing news from the east bay. we first told about this at 86:00. the prime -- about 6:00. the prime suspect of a shooting is in custody. tara moriarty is at santa rita jail with more on the surrender and the other evidence that police have recovered. >> reporter: good morning. alameda county sheriff's deputies say that feng mi turned himself in late last night. we believe he will be booked at the santa rita jail. authorities have also recovered the suv that they believe that feng mi was driving. the manhunt for him began after

his wife's body was found at the family home friday afternoon in tas troe valley. the couple's daughter is the one who found 46-year-old yunyi zhang shot to death. suspicion turned to feng mi because he vanished after the kill killing and made no attempt to -- after the killing and made no attempt to contact his daughters. deputies say feng mi has twofer registered firearms one was found inside the home. we're not sure if deputies recovered the other weapon. but investigators say they responded to the family's home three times, in 2009 on domestic violence calls. lately, neighbors say that it had been quiet. we have put in a call to the alameda county sheriff's office to find out exactly what charges mi faces. we're told his daughters are in a safe place. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. we're also following developing news out of south san jose. police investigating that city's ninth homicide of the year. brian flores is live at the

scene. police are trying to figure out whether marijuana plants may be connected to the crime. brian? >> reporter: hi, dave. good morning. that's the big question this morning. as you can see, we're live here on the 5000 block of eppling lane. several cruisers are here. you see a crime scene haven't as well. they are trying to get that question answered as well as gathering evidence this morning from the city's latest homicide. we've seen officers and detectives coming in and out of the home all morning long as we go to video now, we've seen some carrying bags of evidence. we've seen police examining a car in front of the driveway where this happened as well. here's what we know -- police say they first got a 911 call of shots being fired on eppling lane 9:39 last night. when they arrived, they found a young man in his 20s who had been shot once. he was pronounced dead at the scene. we don't know what led up to the shooting, if there was an argument or fight. what investigators did find when they went inside the home

were several marijuana plants but they are coming short and saying this was a freehouse -- growhouse. there with reports that there was another person in the house that may have called 911 at the time. we've not been able to confirm that. still a lot of questions. one of them is whether there is a connection between the marijuana found inside as well as the shooting. as we take it back out here live, again, the victim's name has not been released as they try to notify next of kin and there are no suspects taken into custody as well. as we mentioned, this is the city's ninth homicide of the year. we're live in south san jose, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. new this morning, the investigation is underway into a suspicious early-morning fire at a neighborhood market in oakland. it started shortly before 3:00 this morning at the market on macarthur boulevard near 82nd avenue. there were actually two fires, one at the front of the market. the other in the back. and that has raised red flags

among investigators. >> not only having two fires but having the entire building contained, logged up, secure where we had to force entry. that in itself is rare that the fires would begin at two separate locations inside a secure building. >> fire crews kept the flames from spreading to other buildings and no one was hurt. investigators in vallejo are trying to determine the cause of an early-morning fire at an abandoned u.s. navy building. it started around 12:30 this morning on mare island way. firefighters say several homeless people were inside the boarded up building when's rived on the -- when they arrived on the scene. no one was hurt. crews were able to quickly put out the flames. a suspect in custody accused in the deadly hit-and- run crash in concord that killed a mother of four grown children. last night, police arrested 29- year-old tyler larsen. investigators say he's the driver of the pickup truck that villed -- veered off willow pass road, jumped the sidewalk

and killed the bomb. concord police got a tip from the chp that led them to the suspect in his chevy pickup in antioch. >> we caught a lublgy break. fortunately chp gave us some lead. evidently they had contact with a similar vehicle which turned out to be the vehicle we were looking for. >> 46-year-old yolanda was killed in sunday night's crash. the 46-year-old woman had been living on the street while sometimes staying with friends. now, ktvu obtained this surveillance video of her pushing a shopping cart. this was just moments before she was killed on willow pass road. 8:07. the man accused of trying to run over two san francisco police officers is due back in court in about one hour. jeffrey ruano is scheduled to be formally charged with several felony counts tied to the incident ten days ago in the mission district. investigators say he tried to back his car into two officers.

officer adam shaw was shot in the arm during that incident. but san francisco police say it's possible shaw's partner may have accidentally wounded him during the chaos. ruano's attorney says his client is being used as a fall by in this case. opening statements are scheduled this morning in the trial of a man accused of shooting and killing two people on fisherman's wharf in 2011. prosecutors say the man owned a store at the wharf and killed two people in another store he believed were rivals. he's charged with two counts of murder and a firearm enhancement. 8:08. another recall is linked to a petaluma slaughterhouse. it's accused of selling beef from cows that had cancer. the company crave jerky is recalling its garlic chili pepper flavored beef jerky. it sold at many different stores. but the recall involves those packages with a number of

18951. health officials say the product may be from the rancho feeding corporation which recalled 900 million pound of meat products. crave jerky said there are no supports so far of anyone getting sick. fast-food workers around the country plan to protest what they call wage theft. they say mcdonald's is stealing from them not by not paying overtime and removing hours from their time sheet. local protesters plan to rally outside of the mcdonald's on 12th street and 25th avenue in oakland starting at 11:350. earlier this month, workers filed lawsuits in california, mish twin and new york saying mcdonald's -- michigan and new york saying mcdonald's does not allow them to take breaks if the restaurants are busy. a conservative silicon valley businessman, ron, says a plan to raise minimum wage to

$12 would boost the economy. he was not able to raise enough money to get the measure on the ballot. a proposed measure to affirmative actions at public colleges and universities will not onen the november ballot. the measure sought to overturn part of proposition 209. that bans schools from using race and ethnicity as a factor in the admissions process. democratic lawmakers have abandoned an effort to reveal the ban after three asian- americans senators including leland yee of san francisco pulled their support. san francisco officials are overhauling the graffiti policies. supervisor london breed, city attorney dennis hera her herrera and other officials will make an announcement at

noon. the city spends more than $20 million a year on graffiti cleanup. we have breaking news out of seattle. these are live pictures where a komo tv news helicopter just crashed. this is near the space needle. there are reports of chopper landed on a car which also caught fire. once again, live pictures right now from the scene. it looks like you can see some of the wreckage there and a car that's been severely damaged. this was komo tv's newschopper that went down a short time ago near the space needle in seattle. we do have reports of injuries. if we get any more information, we will bring it to you. but certainly, very upsetting news. >> yeah, it is. >> all right. we'll eight get more. 8:11 still ahead -- a

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8:14. now to our continuing coverage of the missing malaysia airlines flight. the new york times is now reporting that the abrupt turn the plane made away from its flight path just under an hour

into its flight was programmed into the on-flight computer system by someone in the cockpit. aviation experts say whoever changed the flight path typed seven or eight key strokes into the cockpit computer. they say it's usually something pilots do to avoid bad weather or congested airspace. at a news conference earlier this morning, malaysian authorities said the search area continues to expand. >> the entire such area is now 2.24 million square nautical miles. this is an enormous search area. >> thailand's military says its aidar detected a plane on a twissing flight path that may have been 370 minutes after the communications system went down. but it did not share that information with malaysia sooner because it was not specifically asked for it.

this morning, vladimir putin signed a treaty to make crimea a part of russia. he signed the treaty with crimean leaders in moscow. the agreement has to be rat tied by russia's parly minute to take -- parliament to take effect. president obama said in the people's hearts crimea has california has met a major milestone for its healthcare exchange and with time to spare. the state was aiming to get 1 million users signed up through the covered california health exchange by the end of this month. well, it hit that number with two weeks to spare. now california is on track to surpass its goals, one of the few states in the country that's likely to do that. 8:16. new reports this morning that the port of oakland is backing a plan to build a new water baseball stadium for the oakland as on the site of an abandoned shipping terminal. that's according to the mercury

news. next week, the port commission reportedly will approve joining the negotiations with a group that wants to lay the groundwork for the proposed stadium at howard terminal. the group is not deterred by the lack of enthusiasm coming from lew wolff. he's said that howard terminal north of jack london square is too far away from b.a.r.t. and it would cost too much money for an environmental cleanup. palo alto city employees are getting a raise according to the peninsula daily news, the city council reached a deal with its largest union for a 4.5% pay raise. the deal also shifts some of the costs of rising healthcare premiums from the city to employees. the agreement is expected to cost the city about 7.6 million. this is the first raise for palo alto city employees, though, since 2008. 8:17. let's check in with sal. you are watching the south bay

and everything else. how is it going? >> well, it's not good although we have seen improvement. we're gonna start off at the 280/880 interchange. take a look at the traffic. it's beginning to move a little bit better now. we had a rough period there. it's about 7:30. things are getting a little bit better as we speak. i do want to mention the traffic is going to be slow on 85 still from 87. so that commute has not gotten better. i would still say that 280 is most likely the best freeway to take. let's go to another picture. this would be the bay bridge. now, the actual toll plaza delay, if you start counting from there. it's about a 35 to 45-minute driferent time. the problem -- drive time. all of the prob approaches are slow -- all of the approaches are slow. 580 is still pretty slow getting into dublin out of livermore. there was an earlier crash there. and then castro valley, approach is slow and so is the nimitz freeway.

8:18. one last thing before i go to steve, trying to get to the san francisco airport, 101 is heavy because of earlier crashes. add extra time so you don't miss your flight. clear skies. cold this morning. temperatures, though, 30s, 40s, to 50s on the low. any breeze held it up. if not, it dropped on the coast. we had a lot of 30s. he it will another clear day. a few high clouds in southern california. did i see a twitter picture from the hollywood hills a few high clouds. chilly in the morning. sunny today. temperatures look nice. actually, they are going to stay right about upper 60s low 70s. about as calm as i've seen here. it doesn't look like much is happening. san jose which started off 44 will end up at 71 degrees today. these will be nice. temperatures, no extreme one way or another. not as warm as last weekend. i don't see anything like that. the cloud cover looks like it's about done up towards reno and north of truckee. 30s, 40, 50s on the temperatures. we're starting to warm up slightly. it was noticeably cooler. it will be a nice day. everybody looking for sunshine

today. probably for a while. ukiah, 38. tahoe, 24. reno, 37 with the cloud cover. overall, though, strong cold systems will dig into the north. that will stop the high pressure from building in. it will be pleasant. sunshine, temperatures, cold in the morning, well, relatively speaking and then nice during the day with a slight warmup here for the next couple of days. 74 clearlake. santa rosa a little puff of a north breeze. kentfield, 70. san ralph fell, terra linda, around 71. same for sonoma. fairfield in there. 72 pittsburg, antioch, 73. low 70s livermore, pleasonton, danville. danville dipped to 36 this morning. 66 alameda. oakland and berkeley at 68. low to mid-70s. santa clara valley. 70 in santa cruz. same for santa clara and fremont. everyone really close here. low 70s redwood city, palo alto, daly city 62. millbrae, 68. first day of spring is thursday morning and then friday mostly

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8:23. once again we're following breaking news out of seattle. this is new video from near the space needle where komo tv news's helicopter has just crashed of the seattle fire department is reporting that two people are dead. we're also learning the chopper was coming in for a landing when it may have hit the side of the building and went down. landed on several cars. witnesses say the chopper and cars all exploded into flames as you can see from this video. people in the area reported seeing a huge cloud of smoke as firefighters and police responded. once again, a newschopper has crashed near the space needle in seattle. the fire department there says two people are killed. we'll continue to follow this story and bring you updates as we get them. more than 500 people were arrested after a statewide operation targeting adults who buy alcohol for minors. over the weekend, police

officers from all over the state conducted what they call a shoulder-tap operation. teenaged decoys were stationed outside of liquor stores where they ask people to buy them liquor. in el cerrito, police say the decoy asked ten people to buy for them. nine said no. one said yes. >> in a way, that's good. it shows that there are not that many people that are willing to offer alcohol to minors. on the other hand, it means we still have a little bit to go. >> reporter: people caught buying alcohol for minors were arrested. they face fines up to $1,000 and community service. in total, 12 -- 122 people were arrested or cited in the bay area. the ceo of what's app is addressing privacy concerns after. abouting partners with facebook. he says the report said facebook would be sharing what's app user data. he says that's irresponsible. the ceo also says what's app

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welcome back. 8:30. good morning. we're following new developments. the latest developments, breaking news from seattle. these are live pictures, a news helicopter from komo tv in seattle has crashed near the seattle space needle. an incredible scene you are looking at right now. there are reports that the news helicopter was coming in for a landing on the roof of the tv station when it apparently hit the side of the building and then went down. you can see the crash scene. it hit several cars on the street below. the helicopter and those cars exploded into the flames you are seeing here.

we're getting reports at least two people are dead. at least one person was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. obviously, this is a fluid situation. information still coming in. a tv news helicopter crashing in seattle near the seattle space needle. we'll get to all of the details as soon as we get it in. tuesday morning. march 18th. i'm dave clark. we'll tell you what's happening here. steve is right there. >> temperatures are cool. they will rebound. san francisco will be 65 degrees. a lot of these are near average for this time of year. sunshine, don't have to worry about high clouds. that's for sure. it looks like the morning lows will be cool and the highs will be in the upper 60s and low 70s probably for a while. there is a breeze for some, especially out to the valley, some of the higher elevations. everybody will be in on the

sunshine. cool morning or cold. sunshine, wall to wall heerl. 60s, 70s, a couple of mid-70s. low 70s inland. here's sal. >> all right. we are watching traffic improve in some areas and not do so well in others. first we'll go to 880 northbound. i told you this traffic usually starts to get worse after 8:30. it's almost like clock work. we're also looking at traffic at the bay bridge. this commute here is backed up for about a 30-minute delay. so we're starting to count only for the macarthur maze which is good. some of the other approaches have cleared up. if you are driving in the carpool lane or the fast track outside lanes, i think you will be doing even better than that. we've had some slow traffic on 880 south coming down -- south as you come down through san leandro. westbound 580 is also slow and southbound 880 as you drive down to fremont, still very, very slow. i want to mention the peninsula

approach on 101 to the airport is very slow because of earlier issues. 8:32. back to the desk. >> thank you. caltrain is sharing some really dramatic video of a man who had a frightening close call with a train after he ran across the tracks at the redwood city station. ktvu's janine de la vega is at the station this morning and janine, you've seen with our own eyes some of this risky behavior. yes, we certainly have, dave. there's numerous safety measures in place here. they have this yellow line here on the platform telling people not to cross it. there's also different signs telling people not to cross the tracks when those warning gates are down. but all of this gets ignored frequently. and what you are about to see is a frightening example of that. [horn] >> reporter: you can hear the warning sirens that a train is coming in the background here

in redwood city. but several people still scurry across the tracks just as the bullet train approaches, a man runs across nearly getting hit. this was posted on caltrans train's blog called peninsulamove. caltrans is highlighting this to prove it's not worth it. we spoke to people who witnessed others trying to beat the train. >> i saw a group of boys some of them dared to go across and a straggler was trying to catch up and he cut it way, way too close. >> reporter: here's video we captured this morning showing three people crossing the tracks illegally while the crossing gates are down. and a train is come requesting forwards them -- coming towards them. throughout the morning, we saw more people do the same thing. we asked commuters if they think the video caltrain posted will make a difference. >> in the short term, yes. in the long-term, no. [laughter] >> i mean, people forget very

quickly when there's a tragedy. and there's too many of them. >> reporter: so far, three people have been hit and killed by caltrains this year. it's not only devastating for the victims' loved ones for but for the train operators who can't stop in sign. there will be signs posting the fine is $271 for crossing illegally and there are sheriff's cutes who are here at the various stations. they are the ones that hand out the tickets. but they are not able to always catch everyone. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. the investigation into a deadly hit-and-run crash on a busy oakland freeway earlier this month has taken a strange turn. ktvu news has learned the driver killed in the crash was chasing down a car thief and we have exclusive surveillance video of that car theft in progress in san leandro. you can see the thief highlighted here in a hooded sweatshirt getting into an

unlocked black honda and then driving away. the owner of the stolen car and his friend then get in a minivan to chase the thief. the two cars collide on interstate 880 near the oakland coliseum. >> we're very thankful that surveillance video came forward. it will be huge for our investigation. >> the man trying to help his friend get back his stolen car was killed in the crash. his friend was seriously injured. the car thief ran away from the crash scene and is still on the loose. >> 8:36. homicide detectives in campbell still trying to determine what sparked a deadly confrontation at a city park sunday night. now, a homeless man is accused in the fatal stabbing of ivan diaz. he's a junior at boynton high school. yesterday, the suspect gave a jailhouse interview to our reporter. todd tharp said he only used his knife as a last resort when diaz and several other teens

jumped him. >> i was getting kicked and hit in the head with a bottle. i was definitely worried about myself, you know, my own safety. >> i would like to know how everything started. why, what reasons did the guy have to stab my brother. >> investigators are looking into tharp's claim of self- defense. they are expected to present their findings when he appears in court tomorrow. three california high school students and a 76-year- old man are being credited for rescuing two women from their burning home. the fire started yesterday morning on scarboro place in san ramon. neighbors heard loud booms and saw flames shooting from the home. one man came to help. three teens driving in the neighborhood also jumped out to help. a 94-year-old woman and her daughter were inside. the elderly woman is still in the hospital this morning recovering from burns. firefighters are still trying to figure out how the fire

started. 8:37. an outside agency now investigating last week's violent confrontation between students and the police at city college of san francisco. now, on thursday, students clashed with the officers after they occupied conlon hall. protesters were demanding the removal of a special trustee and protesting a policy that required students to pay their fees in full. during this fight, some of the students were pepper sprayed and arrested. the chancellor of ccsf is also planning several community forums. a cal football player is one of the plaintiffs in a federal lawsuit accusing the ncaa of operating as an unlawful cartel, making billions of dollars off the labor of players. the suit claims college football and basketball players should be able to get some of the money they make for the schools. the lawsuit also targets specific conferences like the sec, acc, pac 1, big 10, and

the -- pac 12, big 10 and the big 12. happening today, the excitement building by the minute. tonight, another huge lottery jackpot is up for grabs. ktvu's alex savidge joining us live. you are in concord. i know a lot of people are dreaming of winning that $400 million prize, alex, good morning. >> reporter: they certainly are. a lot of dreamers out here. they want to match all six of the numbers in tonight's megamillions drawing and the jackpot. not too shabby, $400 million if someone can do that, a lot of hopeful lotto players inside the 7-eleven store. this is on monument boulevard near oakgrove road. right near the intersection. they see the steady stream of people coming in. a lot of people feeling lucky. this has been the scene all morning long. they are selling a lot of those megamillions tickets at the

store. the huge $400 million jackpot has been building up since early january for the multistate lottery game. there was no winner in friday night's drawing and so now we move to tonight's drawing to try to find a winner. this is the third largest jackpot in megamillions history and some people we're talking to are already thinking about ways to spend all of that money. >> if i win, i'm gonna travel. i'm gonna buy houses. put money aside for investments. >> reporter: be smart about it. >> yes. >> reporter: but you should keep in mind, if you are gonna play, the odds of winning this huge jackpot are about 1 in 259 million. so just bear that in mind. that doesn't seem to deter a lot of players. again, a lot of people coming in this morning to the 7-eleven store and buying their ticket hoping for a chance at that $400 million prize.

the drawing. this store expects to get busier and busier as we move throughout the day. we're live in concord, ktvu channel 2 news. a lot of big dreams out there. we have more on that deadly chopper crash in seattle. also suing cross-fit. and we have developing news from the east bay. the search for a man accused of killing his wife has ended. >> right now we're watching traffic and still getting a lot of slow traffic on the san mateo bridge. coming up we will show you the bay bridge and talk about the dumbarton bridge as possible alternates. hard pressed to find a cloud unless you are watching us up towards the sierra nevada or reno. it's crystal clear. temperatures were cold. we'll see how they play out to warmer afternoon highs.

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again, we have breaking news coming in now from seattle where a komo tv news helicopter crashed just a short time ago near seattle's space needle. these are live pictures. you can see the crash scene. a police officer is walking around. the tv station the news helicopter was taken off from the tv station roof when it possibly hit the side of the

building and then crashed down. it landed on top of several cars. look at these pictures. witnesses say the chopper and then the cars exploded into flames. the seattle fire department says so far two people are known to be dead. a man who actually freed himself from one of those cars there was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. now, we're following the story as much as we can. we'll bring you more details coming up on the ktvu channel 2 news at noon. we also continue to follow the developing news from the east bay. we first told you about it at 6:00. the prime suspect in the deadly shooting of a castro valley woman is now in custody. tara morety -- tara moriarty is at santa rita jail and we understand you just spoke to sheriff's deputies. >> reporter: yes, and they told me that feng mi has been booked here. he turned himself in and is being charged with hles. authority -- homicide. authorities were able to

recover the suv that they believe that feng mi was driving. now, authorities named him a suspect saturday, one day after his wife 's bod body was found. at the home. suspicion turned to feng mi because he vanished after his wife's killing and made no attempt to contact his daughters. authorities say evidence inside the home also linked him to his wife's killing. >> mi turned himself into the cal state east bay police department last night around 11:00 p.m. mi has not spoken with investigators and is currently awaiting his arraignment at santa rita jail. it's unknown where mi has been for the last few days or if he's been in contact with anyone. >> reporter: deputies say feng mi has two registered firearms, one was found in the home. deputies say they've not been able to find the other one. investigators say that they responded to the family's home three times in 2009 on domestic violence calls.

but lately it had been quiet according to neighbors. we are told that his daughters, 8 and 14, are in a safe place and in speaking with alameda county sheriff's department, they do say that they wanted to thank the public for really putting this case out there because they believe that is that pressure allowed feng mi to turn himself in. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. a stolen bike tonight always make it on the news but an unusual sting operation to catch the thief, that does. ktvu's pam cook is in the newsroom now with the actions that one woman and her friends took to get her only mode of transportation back. pam. >> she doesn't have a car. just her $900 bike and b.a.r.t. about a week ago her bike was taken from the macarthur b.a.r.t. station. >> it's actually a thing. like what are you guys doing tonight? >> a typical question for a friend to ask. not a typical request.

a woman asked her friend to help her after she saw her stolen bike on craigslist. she responded to the ad, contacted b.a.r.t. police and then asked her friends to come along to surrender for safety and support. >> we're always watching out for each other. >> yeah. >> we didn't want her to go alone. some were at the bus stop. some were -- i was buying the ticket. >> i saw two friends over there talking to each other. it was all my people lurking in the shadows. >> undercover b.a.r.t. police officers were there as well. they instructed her to touch the wig she was wearing to let them know it was her bike. she did. within seconds, the suspect was surrounded by officers and in handcuffs. at this point, b.a.r.t. is not releasing information about the person arrested as investigators look into whether or not he's part of a larger group. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:48. the federal reserve meeting that gets underway today is the first to be led by new federal

reserve chair janet yellen. yellen said she will hold a news conference after the two- day meeting wraps up. the fed will be discussing if it should continue to wind dune the bond buying program that's helped stimulate the economy. also on the agenda, when the fed might raise interest rates from their near zero levels. a personal trainer from the bay area is filing a lawsuit against crossfit. eight years ago, 34-year-old chloe johnson surgically changed herself from a man to a woman. now she says crossfit will not allow her to compete in the international crossfit games unless she competes against the men. a letter from crossfit's attorneys said a male competitor who has a sex reassignment procedure still has the genetic makeup that gives them an advantage over women. >> i was preshocked that -- pretty shocked that they said i had to register and compete as the gender you were born as.

she's legally female. she's been female for a long, long time. >> johnson is suing cross fit for $2.5 million. the first hearing in this case is scheduled for july. 8:49. let's bring sal back. you were watching 880 and everything else. how is our commute? wait a minute. sal, you are caught in traffic yourself. >> sorry. i got out to see something cool on the monitors. [laughter] >> here i am. >> empty chair. >> no commute out there. >> we watched it. traffic is going to be busy if you are driving. it's improving. now, check out 880. remember how i told you last night that 880 getting cloer after 8:30 -- slower after 8:30 and guess what. it's slower after 8:30. it's backed up from san leandro all the way up into downtown oakland. it's one of those peculiar commutes that gets -- that gets

slower as we get to 9:00. the bay bridge toll plaza, a 25, 30-minute drive time across the bay. i want to mention 880. getting down to fremont has been a chore. getting to the south bay has been very slow. 280 is improved. but 85 has not and neither has 101. let's go to steve. >> all right. >> look at the golden gate bridge. san bruno, 46 this morning. coldest day in a while. they were 39-degree readings, half moon bay, pacifica. 37 down in morgan hill. 35 up in lakeport. it was cold for some. 36 in danville. skies are crystal clear. unless you are up there in alturas you might have a cloud. 65 for a high. a lot of sunshine. everything looks good. really quiet. i've looked out. maybe next wednesday, rain might come in. maybe.

30s, 40s and 50s. half moon bay was 36. now they are 57. a breeze has kicked in there. skies will be clear. there are a few clouds over reno. looks like they are done. 38 ukiah. still cold. los angeles, 60. san diego, 62 except for a few high clouds, i think it will be crystal clear. sunny, nice. it looks like this is here for a while. i don't see much change. we have overnight lows that will be in the 30s. a chilly cold start, brisk, cold, chilly, whatever you want to say. forestville, kevin says, i'm cold. temperatures will be coming up a little bit. overall, look for a lot of 60s or low to mid-70s. sonoma 71. novato, danville, san ramon, pleasanton, san jose, los gatos, it will be close for santa cruz. mountain view, palo alto, redwood city, menlo park, 68, san mateo and also burlingame. hello spring thursday morning. and then we have temperatures kind of holding steady into the

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welcome back. 8:55. san leandro's mayor says he will not support a proposal to fly the flag of another country over city hall.

now, the idea was to temporarily fly the chinese flag in place of the city flag. well, that sparked yesterday's protest by supporters of tibet who say the chinese flag is sa symbol of oppression. and then last night, the protesters went to the city council meeting. one councilmember said the idea to fly foreign flags is about unity and culture. however, the mayor disagrees. >> to do it at city hall is a severe mistake. that no longer becomes a group of people in the community celebrating their culture. it becomes our city government linking itself with the chinese government. >> after many hours of debate, the city council said that this is an issue they can bring up for a vote on a case-by-case basis. however, the mayor says he won't allow any nation's flag other than our own to fly over city hall. people eating dinner in ordinary's downtown disney were rushed from their steets after a giant fishtank cracked open.

take a look. this happened at the t-rex cafe. the whole thing caught on video. workers rushed to save the fish. the restaurant said they were able to save all of the fish. no one was hurt. it's ticket tuesday. one viewer will win four tickets to nuclear cowboys. it's the largest choreographed motocross show with fireballs stunts. saturday, march 29th at the center in san jose. to enter go to ktvu.com before midnight and put in the secret word "tricks." we were laughing when we heard something about the kiss of death, one of the possible tricks there. >> you added so much excitement, tori. [laughter] >> i try. been exciting in our commute. >> a little bit too much. i want to mention the traffic will be busy at the bay bridge toll plaza. not a major commute but san francisco is a little bit slow

as well approaching the 80 split. i want to mention that the south bay has not improved. all of the freeways are slow. let's go to steve. >> sunny. 60s and 70s today and beyond. >> period, end of story. >> that's i . >> spring starts thursday >> that's our report for this morning. >> be sure to watch the news at noon. we'll have more on the deadly news helicopter near the space needle. we're always here for you at ktvu.com as well as twitter and facebook. thank you for joining us. ♪

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