in on this inland pattern. the key is the westerly breeze. 16 travis was no breeze at all. we couldn't find much yesterday. even oakland has more of a westerly as well. low clouds are definitely moving over the bay. so temperatures inland they will cool down. by the coast they will be in the 50s and 60s. afternoon temps now again far enough inland you might find some mid 70s. for us most it will be 50s and 60s and low 70s. here is sal. steve, good morning. on this friday we have a nice looking start to the morning commute as you go to interstate 880. and you can see traffic is looking good. the drive times are pretty light. well the drive time from oakland to the oakland airport exit is about five minutes. bay bridge toll plaza we have a drive time of less than ten across from oakland to san francisco with no major problems. and if you are driving on the roads on 580 coming in autoof

the altamont pass it's off to a good start. at 4:30 let's go back to the desk. topping our news a bomb was gunned down just blocked from an elementary school. ktvu channel 2 reporter alex savidge sat the richmond police headquarters where investigators do not have a lot to go on. alex. >> reporter, no, they don't. this was the first homicide of the year here in richmond and detectives are hoping that witnesses come forward to help them find the shooter in this case. this killing happened just before 10:00 last night near the intersection of florida avenue and south fourth street. the victim here a woman in her 30s was found lying on the sidewalk. she had been shot several times in the upper body. paramedics tried to revive her but she was pronounced dead here at the scene. officers were in that neighborhood at the time and they heard gunfire but a richmond police lieutenant told me it was the shot spotter detection system that helped them get to this shooting scene

quickly. >> the shot spotter was very critical in that we were able to listen to the shots and gives us an exact pinpoint location on the exact side of the street where the victim was ultimately located. >> reporter: so far this victim has not been identified. it's unclear police say why this woman may have been targeted last night. the best lead though that investigators have to go on witnesses reported seeing a burgundy sedan with gold rims speeding away from that neighborhood shortly after the shooting and police say they do want to talk with the people inside that car and see if they were connected to the killing that happened last night. again a woman found shot to death here in richmond. police still trying to make an arrest. live in richmond alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. new this morning fire investigators trying to determine the cause of a fire in san jose early this morning at the eldorado restaurant. firefighters say it started

inside in a back office area of the restaurant just before 2:00 this morning. they were able to contain the fire within just about 20 minutes and there were until injuries -- there were no injuries. a memorial service is being held to mark one of the worst days in the history of the oakland police department. on march 21st, 2009 a wanted parolee shot four oakland police officers. three sergeants died that day. officer john hage passed away a month later. police in san francisco are investigating a shooting near a school. that is right near city college. officers found many shell casings on the ground. they feared the gunman had to run on to the campus but they could not find him. they also searched the area around a nearby whole food

store but nothing turned up there. the victim was wounded in the ankle and is expected to survive. a brush fire in pittsburgh came dangerously close to power lines. at 3:15 yesterday afternoon, firefighters received a call about a burning field near the pittsburgh power generating plant. thick black smoke could be seen as far away as concord and martinez. crews finally contained that fire at 7:00 last night. about 40 acres were burned. >> there was a lot of smoke. so when we drove down the street here, there was fire. a lot of fire. >> reporter: pg&e crews were there to check out the fire to make sure it did not damage any high voltage line. investigators suspect that fire was somehow started by humans either accidentally or deliberately. crews worry that with current drought conditions this fire may signal a very long fire season. new information about a deadly shooting at a marin county campground. sheriffs deputies have arrested 56-year-old ken patrick.

he is accused of killing his house mates 19-year-old lover. it happened in the lawson landing campground in dillon beach. investigators say his 53-year- old house mate did not witness the shooting. the 19-year-old victim had been living with the two men since last summer. now to the continuing coverage of the missing malaysian airlines jet. search crews did not find anything today. five planes were sent to an area in the southern indian ocean where satellite images showed something that could be debris from the missing flight. but even with the food weather today, the planes did not spot anything. the first ship will begin arriving in the search area tomorrow. >> it is the most inaccessible spot as you can imagine on the face of the earth. if there is anything down there, we will find it. we owe it to the family of

those people. >> the fbi is now involved in the investigation into the missing plane. computers from the pilots home and flight simulator are being shipped to the fbi lab in virginia. the fbi will try to retrieve some information that had been deleted from that flight simulator. on our website ktvu.com we have a special section on the search for flight 370 with a timeline of ten other aviation mysteries as well. just look for the link on the front page under hot topics. time is 4:36. san francisco police continue their search for the driver responsible far deadly hit and run in the city's visitation valley neighborhood. investigators sent us this video. it's a white dodge terrain go suv. the suv hit and killed a woman in her 60s when she was walking across the crosswalk.

police say the driver serk led back to look at the victim before speeding away. >> that driver made a u-turn and drove southbound on bay shore. slowly driving by as he passed the victim. >> this was the sixth time this year when a person was killed. despite efforts to hire and keep officers in san jose, the department is expected to take another big hit. if the current trends tonight, the department could lose 100 officers by the year 2016. right now there are about 904 officers on the force. >> the retirement disability issue is one thing, the wage is another. but we need to be more competitive with our benefit package.

not only will it help retention but also recruiting. >> the department says public safety continues to be their top concerns but at a community meeting last night many people say with a decrease in the number of officers on the streets, they don't feel safe. disgraced former san francisco supervisor will be back in the san francisco courtroom today hoping to avoid serving more jail time. he recently finished serving a five year, four month sentence in federal prison. he is scheduled to serve an additional year in san francisco county jail for lying about where he lived on election documents. at today's hearing his attorney will asked the judge to wave an additional jail sentence saying he has been punished enough. los angeles attorney goes from publish defender top defendant. mon cap jenkins pled not guilty to charges of assault and battery. authorities say she drunkingly kicked a group of police

officers after they told her she was too drunk to board a flight at san francisco international airport. reports say she refused suggestions to sober up and catch a later flight. police arrested her after she reportedly started screaming quote one, two, three, four, 5:00 rock. it's a move that could cost city of san jose thousands. state wildlife officials have filed an environmental complaint against the city claiming its violated pollution laws for failing to adequately clean up homeless camps. now in january, the water district released a report saying the city spent more than $275,000 last year and removed more than 2,000 cubic yard of debris. san francisco taxi driver is the winner of a $1.9 million mega million jackpot ticket.

50-year-old kendra casey bought the ticket in san bruno. the ticket matched five of the six numbers. if he did get the power ball number, he would have been splitting the $414 million jackpot. a power ball ticket sold in hayward also worth $2 million. that winner bought the lucky ticket at a 7-eleven store. the store received a check worth about $11,000 for selling that winning ticket. so far no winner though has come forward. the stanford men's basketball team will play its first game in the 2014ncaa tournament against new mexico this morning. tipoff scheduled 10:40.

>> coming up the decision toward wasting billions of gallons of water. new development surrounding the alleged hate crimes at san jose state. the new lawsuit. good morning. if you are driving on the sunol grade any time soon it looks good. >> we started the week off with lots of sunshine and warm temps but a little cooler now. coastal low clouds and fog ramping up. we'll see if that plays into your weekend forecast as well.

welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. we are getting are first sneak peek inside san francisco coit tower. the murals were created during the depression. crews are also working to waterproof the building, put on a new roof, and improve disabled access. coit tower set to reopen next

month. some patients at ucsf are being informed about a data breach. computers with information on nearly 10,000 patients were stolen from the ucsf family medicine center on sloyt boulevard. we spoke with one man who said he is nervous after receiving notification from ucsf. >> just curious to what other reasons. and what the information will be used for that they captured. and so many people being asked their information out is kind of spooky. >> they say so far there is no evidence that anyone has tried to access or use that stolen information. a student at san jose state has filed a $5 million claim against the school in a racially charged bullying case. the student identified as 17- year-old donald williams junior

complained his roommates repeatedly abused and made fun of him because he is black. an advisor knew about the resident and ignored an explosive and dangerous situation. they have been charged with misdemeanor hate crimes and battery. today negotiators for the university of california and 13,000 patient care workers will go back to the bargaining table to try to avoid a strike. that strike is set to begin on monday and last for five days. uc spokesman says the last minute talk is a good sign. union leaders announced last week that workers would walk out over allegations that the university is engaging in unfair bargaining practices. but the university believes that wages are the real reason they are threatening a strike. members of congress want to hear from the chief executive officer of general motors. mary has been sum monday to an

april 1st hearing in washington, d.c.. they want to ask her about gm's response to reports of faulty ignition switches. they have recalled more than $1.5 million cars because the switches may change positions. at least 12 people have died and those have been linked to the problem. shoppers rely on scanners to charge the same price they see on paper tags attached to store shelves. but nationally the price charged is hire. 2% of the time. earlier this month safeway was ordered to pay a multimillion dollar fine for over charging customers. now a san jose company is trying to change that with a secure wi-fi tag system that is connected to this cash register scanner. >> we wanted to bring the internet down the aisle to every single object in every retail store in the world. >> the company says the system pay pays for itself in less

than three years. it is popular in europe but so far kohls is the only u.s. retailer using it. >> starbucks says it will sell wine and beer in most of its stores. it sells alcohol in 26 stores. it plans to expand that to thousands in the next few years. the adult beverages will be sold only after 4:00 p.m.. people already gather in its stores to relax and see friends and this expands this idea into the evening hours. 4:48 is the time. let's check in with sal on the friday commute. >> friday. i love that word. >> it seems like a long week to me. >> it has been kind of. good morning, everybody. let's go out. and i hope you feel great on this friday. let's see what we have now. traffic looks pretty good as you drive on the east shore freeway heading out to the mccarthur maze. no major problem there is and the compute looks good where your drive time is still at less than ten minutes coming into san francisco. also the morning commute looks

good on 580 westbound as you drive through dublin and no major problems on the way over. there was an earlier crash. 4:49 let's go to steve. thank you, sal. good morning, everybody. a little system clipped us yesterday and it's moving through and that is really enhanced the fog bank. so it will be cooler today. temperatures sliding down a little bit yesterday. over by the coast. but everyone will be on a cooler pattern today. more am low clouds. it will be cooler and breezy. it will billion sunny inlapped but just not as warm. very gradual warmup. temperatures will bump up a little bit but nothing outrageous. 40s for many. 40s and 50s. the southwest wind is no doubt about it picked up. and that is exactly what we

have today. 29 up in tahoe. 39 reno. 63 nice degrees down in san diego. this will really knock the ridge of high pressure. just a tiny bit warmer. next week starts off all right. monday will be warm and increasing clouds tuesday. possibility of rain wednesday and maybe again by this time next week. so things are looking up. fog, sun, cooler. but that coastal fog is definitely in place and it's not going anywhere any time soon. 50s and 60s coast and bay. and low 70s for those inland. mostly sunny on saturday. a little bit warmer on sunday. not a huge deal. monday looks good and increasing clouds on tuesday. pam. >> thank you. san francisco international airport getting ready to shut down two of its four runways. it could cause delays this

summer. we got to look at the work to be done. two of the four runways at sfo will close from may to september. the airport will install some soft concrete that will slow down the plane if it over shoots the runway. we are told the construction could create some minor flight delays. the warriors have unvailed two new features to improve the fan experience at oracle arena. the new speakers allow fans in the upper deck to hear the squeak of the sneakers on the court. they are also showing off a new app that will serve up announcements about things like upgrades or deals on merchandise. and they can post pictures on a large instagram wall. 4:51 is the time. clinging to -- cleaning the streets in san francisco but not in your wallet. >> putting up a fight to stay in the competition. what brought jennifer lopez to

tears.

welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. seat belts may have saved the lives of six people in a violent crash involving two cars. white toyota four runner you can see there flipped on to its side and four teenagers and two

adults suffered minor to moderate injuries in that crash because they were wearing seat belts. police don't believe drugs, alcohol, or speed were factors in that crash. we are learning more about an oregon man's crime spree that ended with a deadly shooting of a mendocino county sheriffs deputy. ricardo chainy shot and killed deputy rickey near fort bragg on wednesday. they are calling the deputies killing an ambush. there was another violent incident just hours earlier. chainy was involved in a shootout with a store owner at a usually quiet mendocino county tourist spot. >> i was able to see the barrel of the gun before i rolled into the kitchen and luckily i just made it in to the one spot where the ricochet wouldn't get me. >> investigators say chainy was also responsible for a carjacking that same day. and they say he was carrying two rifles and a shotgun when he was filially killed by a sheriff -- finally killed by a sheriffs lieutenant. there is a disturbing --

there is new video as well of the bombing in progress. it shows a man lighting a fuse just outside the center folds nightclub on broadway on november 13th. you can see the explosion that followed. the video helped police identify and eventually arrest the man seen lighting that fuse. it also lead to the arrest of two men that police say were the master minds on of the operation. they have pled not guilty to charges tied too that nightclub bombing. police also release photos of the explosive material that they seized at orman doe's home. san francisco drivers will get help avoiding parking tickets. dan preston founded metro mile.

it uses the gps to tell car owners where their cars are parked and could be getting a ticket because it's street sweeping day. >> you leave your car in the street a couple of days and it goes by. it's the number one ticket given out. >> those tickets cost you about $64 and last year san francisco made $31 on those kinds of tickets. the metro mile app will be free. it goes live in san francisco on march 31st. san francisco's mknoblet time has come to an end on american idol. she had one last chance to sing to be saved. you can see jennifer lopez very emotional during the performance but in the end the judges could not agree to save her and she was sent home. the judges could have saved her but again they couldn't agree. >> his is my goal.

i'm proud of myself. i'm happy. i don't know. i think i should be upset, but i'm not. >> she is the first openingly gay contestant in the history of american idol. you can watch american idol every wednesday and thursday night at 8:00 right here on ktvu channel 2. coming up next in our 5:00 hour developing news from the south bay. crews still on the scene of an early morning fire at a san jose restaurant. >> fighting a wild fire in monterey county. the mistake that has burned hundreds of acres. >> highway 24 we are looking at that and so far so good on the drive between walnut creek and oakland is taking less than ten minutes. that time may two up. but we also get a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> it's our first full day of spring and it will be cooler today. what about the weekend? we'll have that forecast.

we are live in san jose where a fire broke out in a bar. we will tell you what firefighters say happened. >> richmond police detectives searching for the person who shot and killed a woman late night. we will tell you about the car seen speeding away from that scene. >> a brush fire burns dozens of

acres and dry conditions in pittsburgh. how investigators think it may have started. >> the warning from the irs victims have lost more than $1 million. all ahead on ktvu channel 2 morning news. good morning. we are live in san jose this morning where just a couple hours ago fire broke out at the eldorado bar and restaurant. janine de la vega will have more on where exactly that fire started and why investigators do not think that this is suspicious. we will check in with her in a moment. it is friday, march 21st i'm pam cook. >> i'm proud of you. you made it to friday. >> barely. >> i know. good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve is right over there. >> we have a cooler pattern