. a church building catches fire in san jose. we're live to show you how extensive the damage is and

what the pastor's wife is saying. we're live be with where a memorial service to honor four police officers will take place. how the public is invited to grieve. and the fbi take as lead role in the investigation into the missing malaysia jet. the critical questions that agents are now trying to answer. plus, a phone scam, this is targeting taxpayers. the warning this morning from the irs. mornings on 2 starts now. good morning and welcome to the mornings on 2. this is a view of fire crews working to mop up a fire. it broke out hours ago near kurtis and minnesota avenue in the heart of willow glen. and we spoke with the pastor's wife about how she layered about the fire. her response is coming up in a

report in 2 minutes. it is friday. match 21. >> i'm atori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. the fog is back, i have posted on facebook and twitter the fog bank is unbelievable. it is up and down the coast and made a push here and into southern california. the record highs hardly any rain. we get that back. it is making a strong push here. it will be cooler. 65 -- excuse me steve, 64 in san francisco, close, close. they came in early, high clouds favoring the north bay. it was 80 yesterday. thank you, greta and for that not today. 40s and 50s. it has been stuck. there is a bit of a component of a sea breeze that is picking

up. and 50s and 60s by the water. >> we have slow traffic in san jose. but we're going to start off at the toll plaza. it is a 25 minute drive time. it was more than that and things are improving on the way into san francisco. and as we look at the commute on the bridge, the traffic is okay heading out to the high rise 50 minutes from 880 over to highway 101. no problems in san jose along the freeways. 101 you see traffic after the 280 interchange. we see that. 85 is slowing off 17. in the neighborhood. a line 82 is rerouted for a fire at a church that we're

here about. take the 82 and three stops will be missed along the stretch. 580 out of the pass it is slow but getting better. let's go back to the desk. we're following developing news out of san jose. firefighters have been on the scene of a fire for about the last 90 minutes. and we are there and we have been talking with witnesses and including the pastor's wife. >> reporter: good morning to you. things have calmed down the fire is out but there is damage left inside the church here at the church of good of san jose. the windows have been broken out. inside there is a lot of charred furniture. this is a small church. it did not spread to the church it was to the back office.

people saw the fire and called 911. they found a building added on to the back of the church that was on fire. they were able to get a under control in an hour. there was concern about embers spreading. firefighters prevented that fire from spreading. the pastor and the wife live nearby and woke up to the sound of windows breaking. >> surprised hopeful that things will turn out okay. it is interesting i would like to know the cause behind it but i'm sure that time will tell that. >> reporter: the pastor's wife has keys to the church. they were here and everything was fine. the office where the fire started hold as lot of financial records. they are thankful it did not spread into the church but they are planning on holding services on sunday for the con gray gace, which is about 100 people. there is an investigators looking around, and collecting evidence. so far they say that nothing

appears to be suspicious. it does not appear that this church was targeted. they're not saying it is an accident because there needs to be more investigation. janine dela, vega. and officials are trying to determine the cause of a fire at a bar. the fire at the bar started inside and in a back office area just before 2:00 this morning. they were able to contain the fire within 20 minutes. there were no injuries. time is now 7:06. police are investigating a shooting last night near city college. around 8:30, man was shot near brighton and holloway avenues blocks from the college. several shell casings were found on the ground. police feared the gunman had run on to the campus but they could not find him. they searched the area around a

nearby whole foods store but nothing turned up. the shooting victim was hit in the ankle and will survive. meantime, man is in jail now after firing shots last night on a busy freeway during the commute. it was in martinez around 5:30 along highway 4. a driver who was released from jail recently fired at another driver after a confrontation. he was captured a short distance away. no one was hurt. this is the fifth anniversary of what is called the darkest day in the history of the oakland police department. and we go to a park where four police officers killed in the line of duty will be honored today. tara. >> reporter: good morning we are here at oak hill road where there is a public memorial here to honor the officers. we're told that the service at

10:00, that will be a very somber and private day. 2000 is when a felon and panted paroley shot and killed two officers then two more when s.w.a.t. members tried to capture him. he staged and ambush and was killed in a barrage of gunfire. three sergeants. mark dunakin, ervin romans and daniel sakai was killed. daniel hege died several days later a service to remember them will take place this morning at the cathedral of christ the light on harrison street here in oakland. we will be at the service but it will be private and last one hour. the families of the four fallen officers will be there but it will be a simple service and that they are doing this because they don't want to forget. we received a statement from the department and it reads, quote: this is a difficult day for the police department. rerecognize it is not only a

loss for the department but the family and the city as well. the department will spend today together and remembering and honoring our officers and the officers who lost their lives in the line of duty. live from oakland. 7:09. because of our drought, fire crews made sure that a brush fire in contra costa did not flare up again. it took hours to contain the flames near the pittsburg power generating plant t scorched 40 acres. >> scary and dangerous. and this is not good. if people have issues breathing, like my father in law, he is not here, he would have problems. >> no one was hurt in the fire. pg and e made sure power lines were not damaged. firefighters suspect that humans started the fire.

7:09. now to the coverage of the missing airline jet. search planes looking for debris in the southern indian ocean did not find anything today. five planes were sent to an area 1500 miles southwest of australia will images from five days ago showed something that could be debris from the missing flight, however, the items may have sunk by enough. even with the good weather the planes did not spot anything. the first ships will arrive tomorrow. >> we have been trying everything we have got at that area to try to learn more about what the debris may be. >> the fbi is involved in the investigation into the miss -- into the missing plane. computers from the pilot's only and flight simulator are being shipped to the lab in virginia. the fbi will try to retrieve

information that had been deleted from the pilot's home flight simulator. be have -- we have a special section on the search for the flight and it has a time line of ten other mysteries. the link is on the front page of www.ktvu.com under hot topics. 7:11. the i.r.s. warning about a major scam using the i.r.s.' name. the government said 20,000 people nationwide have been talking to people posing as i.r.s. rights. they call up and say that the taxpayer owes money and they have to pay it immediately using a prepaid debit card or wire transfer. they say if you refuse, you're threatened with arrest. deportation and losing a business or driver's license. the i.r.s. said victims lost a $1 million. goingle is beefing up security on all -- google is beefing up security on g mail

accounts. they now use the more secure communications protocal https and encrypt all e-mail through the journey. google said it will not stop the nsa from seeing the e-mail but harder for the nsa to conduct mass surveillance. 7:12, the student at the thereafter racial bullying case at san jose state is taking legal action. the first step he is taking and what he is demanding for the abuse he said he endured. the search for the driver who hit and killed a woman on a street in san francisco. the reason they are sure that driver knew what happened. good morning. if you are looking at the south bay and 280 traffic. it looks good approaching 880. i tell what you the valley is looking like this morning. for many too much in overcast. it was spectacular here.

for those listening but we'll see how it improngs the temperatures today and into the weekend.

police are looking for the driver responsible for a deadly hit and run in the visitation valley neighborhood. we have this photo through looking at of the vehicle. it came from a camera in that neighborhood. now it is a white dodge durango suv t struck and called woman in her 60s as she was walking across the crosswalk of visitation and bay shore boulevard late yesterday morning. now police say the driver actually circled back to look at the dying woman on the street. >> that driver made a u-turn and drove southbound on bay shore slowly driving by as he passed the victim. >> now this was the sixth time

this year that a person has been killed walking on the streets of san francisco. that is more than the number of homicides in the city this year. in his 7:16. a woman has been charged in man slaught weir a crash that killed her daughter. police say pat the seratos was driving when it crossed into traffic and hit another vehicle. her 4 year old daughter died later. they say that the child's car seat was not properly secured. police say she and the other driver involved may both be charged with drunk driving pending results from toxicology tests. and today negotiators for the university of california and 13,000 patient care workers are going back to the bargaining table trying to avoid a strike. the strike is set to begin monday and go on for five days. the university believes the

last minute talks is a good sign a union leader claims it is engaging in unfair bargaining practices. the university believes that wages are the reason they are being threatened with a strike. oakland's fifth annual running festival is expecting a number of people to be running through sunday. >> organizers expect 10,000 people. only 1500 will run the full marathon. and there is a half marathon and. and along the route you will see bands, cheering stations and water stops. 7:17. tonight there is a twist to the theme of dining in the bark. the khreupbd cafe hosts dinner where people cannot see where they sit or what they eat.

here is another twist. it will include a wait staff that is blind. it will be at the neighbor house on deharo street. it is a bonding experience. that's interesting. not to see your food. >> that is interesting. 7:18. sal is back. you are following highway 24. >> it is moderately heavy. and the east bay has not hit what it it does but slow traffic in many areas. 24 is moderately slow here. or heavy here as you pass lafayette bart station. it is a 25-minute drive time.

most of the time is cueing up here. we have word of a crash. traffic will be slow. and this is southbound so it is not going to have a major effect. and people feel happier on a friday. >> a room off a without. >> beautiful. sunrise. and that's all i see. and it is going to be cooler.

and morning fog. and and. spring is here. >> it is true. >> i sent a picture. it is bloom. >> and we had some warm temperatures. and the red is okay. and no sign about the breeze.

64 today we'll see how cold and foggy it is. high clouds, low clouds. some of the temperatures have been because the fog came in a low cloud deck. southwest 14 at fairfield. that's the delta breeze. it has been picking up, it's not that strong but it is there. >> sacramento at 47. i mean socked in down in southern california from la to san diego. there is that system. after it has gone through it is there to vegas. it is a dry weekend forecast. and clouds on tuesday will increase on wednesday. low clouds for us. and it will be heading back. 60s. upper 60s. everyone cooling off.

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and a los angeles attorney goes from being a public defender to defendant after an incident here in the bay area. monica jenkins plead guilty to assault and battery in a courtroom. authorities say she kicked several police officers after they told her she was too drunk to get on 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 started screaming the 1950s hit rock around the clock. some of the patients at ucff are being informed about a data breach and it was two months ago. computers with information on patients stolen from the ucsf. a spokesperson said it took them that long to investigate and find hout was affected. now experts say these data breaches are becoming more and more common. >> the number is going to get worse because security experts can not keep up with the flood. >> now it says that so far there is no evidence that anyone has tried to access or use that stolen information. >> 7:25. san francisco airport is preparing to shut down two of

the four runways and that could cause delays this summer. you have to look at the work to be done as part of a program of safety improvements. two of the four runways were closed from may to september. the airport will incruel concrete that will slow down the landing gear. and again the construction could create some flight delays especially during weekdays between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. crews have completed work on the other runways. warriors have unveiled two new features to improve the fan experience. the new speakers allow fans in the upper deck to hear the squeak of the sneakers. >> they are showing off an app that will serve up announcements like deals on food or merchandise. the team says that fans can post pictures on a large wall

at the arena. and warriors won last night and the sharks. it is a move that could coast the city of san jose thousands. how it involves homeless camps and puts the environment at risk. police looking for a killer after woman is found shot to death on a street last night. the suspicious car speeding away from the scene. good morning. we have some slow traffic and lighter than usual conditions. we're looking at the bay bridge. >> the weather thinks it is cool. up and down the coast not only here but in the southern california. it will be cooler but how much? can't hold my breath ♪

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rix mond police are investigating the first homicide of the year a woman was found shot to death near south fourth street and florida avenue. alex savage has been following the story and the one clue that the police have to go on. welcome back to morning on two. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. steve is working hard now. he knows all about the

forecast. >> no, i was on twitter. someone asked me how many ties do you own. 150 i think. 200. low clouds are here. boy are they ever. low clouds there is a lot to go around. it's not everywhere. inland is mostly sunny. the low clouds will retreat. we know the drill. sun and clouds and patchy fog. breezy not as warm as it was yesterday. that's for sure. the fog bank. yesterday barely any fog i mean it is solid. >> and the pay out is good. >> nights and mornings here. and less on.

>> the gollest. and temperatures will recover here. >> and. >> and flipped over car and it is flipped over. and coming out of it. and it is going to be busy. one of the things i want to mention is that traffic may be affected because of the issue. you can see that traffic will be usey as you drive through. give yourself extra time if you are driving through. there are no problems now but it is backed up for a big delay at the toll plaza with the commute. this is a look at the bridge and that is backing up. >> and police are looking for a

car that was reported. >> we're live with the investigation into the first homicide of the year. >> witnesses reported seeing a sedan and speeding away from the area. detectives are trying to find that and talk to the people were inside of it. that's the best lead to go on. they are investigating a shooting and it was near the intersection of florida avenue and south fourth street. the victim was about 30 years old. she was found on the sidewalk. she had been shot in the upper body. paramedics tried to restrive here. she was pronounced dead. they cannot say why she may have been targeted. there were officers in the area patroling the neighborhood who heard gunfire but police are crediting the shot spotter

detection system with helping them locate the victim. >> it was critical in that we were able to listen to the shots and it gives us a pinpoint location on the side of the street where the victim was located. the city has seen a reduction in crime. there were 16 homicides. they will knock on the doors and anybody who may have information. >> and a court arraignment is for a man suspected of a deadly crash that killed two people.

and he admitted he was looking for a sell krohn and never saw a car that was in front of him. and they say he was high on drugs. >> it killed a 53 year old woman and her mother in law. the funeral for a deputy killed in the line of duty is planned for wednesday in fort bragg. richard dough cheney killed him near fort bragg. they are calling it an ambush. yesterday we spoke with the deputy ses sister. she called her broth weir a big laugh. >> it is so loud you think you are so cloud. i would do anything to hear him again. >> investigators say that he was involved in a crime spree hours before he killed the

sheriff's deputy. police say they had arrested him just two weeks ago on gun and drug charges. new information about a shooting at the a camp ground. deputies arrested ken patrick neville. he killed his house mate's lover. it was wednesday morning at a trailer in the camp ground. investigators say that his 5 # year old house mate did not witness the shooting. the victim had been living with the two men since last summer. and a move that may cost san jose thousands in fines and lead to orders to clean up himless camps. officials filed an environmental complaint against the city. claim that it violated pollution laws but not cleaning up camps along coyote creek. a report showed the city spent

$275,000 took away more than 2000 cubic yards of debris from the homeless camps. a student filed a $5 million claim against the university in a bullying case. that student is a 17 year old don williams junior said his roommates abused him because he is african-american. the he claim as dormitory resident advisor knew about it and ignored, quote, a potentially explosive and dangerous situation. the roommates have been charged with hate crimes and battery. the attorney for williams expects the claim to be rejected and he plans to file a lawsuit. 7:37. despite efforts to hire and keep more officers, the police department is expected to take another big hit. if the trend continues the

department could lose 100 officers by 2016. right now there are about 904 on the force a report shows despite an effort to restore pay to 2011 levels -- 2000 # levels, 1 100 officers have left yearly. the retirement, disability issue is one thing. wages is another. we need to be competitive with the benefit become but it will help recruiting. >> and it says that the it will be one of the top concerns but many say that they do not feel as safe. time is 738. we have disturbing information and the bombing as it happens.

and it sides of the >> this helped identify and arrest the man lighting the tuesday. >> and they were the masterminds of the operation. they have pled not guilty to the charges. they released photos. >> and it is not clear what they will do u and the supervisor will be back in the courtroom. he is trying to avoid serving more jail time he will serve an additional year for lying about

where he lived. >> and they will ask a judge to wave that jail sentence saying that he has been punished enough. several ceos are ranked in the top 50 leaders by their workers. and jeff weiner took the top spot. he earned a 100% approval raiding from his workers in the survey by glass door.com. and brad smith is sixth. the founder of facebook ranks ninth. and larry page is 10th. and sales force ceo coming in 12th. and the ceos of gap and net app. mel says myers is in the top 50. she was 49th the. and it is 7:40. firefighters respond to a fire

at a bar. the damage and the investigation into the cause. eliminating a hassle of driving. who you may put the breaks on parking tickets. >> and give you alternate routes. >> and

parking tickets in san francisco it is something that you just accept and you factor it into your budget. and pam cook is telling us about an app coming to the rescue, pam. >> there is now an app for that. at the end of the month drivers will get help avoiding some parking pictures. now dan preston said gets two or three a month. and he founded a company called metro mile and it keeps track of the street sweeping schedule. >> you will forget it is. >> it is nice to be out and not having to worry about when they are coming through to picture me. the reason he moved out he was tired of getting pictures. and it handed out and packaging

tickets. >> some of the things they want to do with you. >> and other news russia has officially annexed crimea from ukraine. putin finalized it with a signing ceremony. he signed bills that it is now a legal part of russia. and almost a week after people sroepted to break away from ukraine. and the president and western allies reject the vote. here a report may be released on monday about that deadly tv news helicopter crash that killed two and hurt another

person. that crashed tuesday and it was taking off from the station's heli pad. and in the meantime investigators now have video of the helicopter taking off. a veteran pilot and long time news photographer were killed. a person on the ground was burned. and the investigation into the cause of the crash continues. and police in concord say that seatbelts saved the lives of six people in a crash yesterday involving two cars near concord high school. a white tota the that slipped -- flipped on to the side. four teens and two adults suffered minor to moderate injuries. now police do not believe that the drugs, alcohol or even speed were factors in that crash. 7:46. bart police are looking for two men who robbed another man at the bartization. it was just after 5:00 on wednesday evening. police say the robbers

approached the man sitting in his car. >> they a gun and took the wallet and briefcase. they nest a dark green four- door car, late # 0s model toyota or nissan. time is 7:47. uc berkeley a student who has an unusual student job. and kevin gorman is the official wikipedia resident. he will advise others on editing articles. he is a first -- it is the first to create a job devoted just to getting its own research out to the public. 7:47. let's go to sal. a big problem on highway 4. a couple of things that.

and they are low in the area. and we have a who 4. ky show you traffic is slow approaching the interchange. it is. they are both bad. it has increased now it is 35 minutes getting into san francisco. here is steve. >> i know you watch twitter. >> matt schaub may be coming. >> thank you. >> there are some breaks.

and, they go to fog and bloom. >> and that cold pattern kicked in. we'll see a warm up. >> not as warm. a dip and a little warmer. that increasing cloud isize and rain and past that as well. low clouds will burn off some areas. they checked in for an hour. and more of a breeze. it is not turbocharged. and see how that is doing. they are in place. >> 40s for some and 50s and

60s. big fog bang. that is all they needed to do. it was lifting throughout the morning. and the base of the golden gate and the spans. upper 60s. and lake county. low 70s here. bracey and pittsburgh. and. >> a 68 and san da and daily on twitter and. >> redwood and. mostly sunny. sunday is book. >> 750 a search for a driver.

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and there is a new push to change the length of time that offenders have to stay in the state's offender registry. all convicted offenders are in on the registered sex offender list for life. now the management board is considering reducing the time certain low risk offenders are on the list. >> they want 20 focus -- focus the resources available on the people who pose the greatest risk. >> i think they want to save money. they want to be able to drop

the characters off the list so they don't have to send agents out and track them. >> and currently there are about 112,000 registered offenders. to make the rule change the board would need a lamer to sponsor legislation. a board will men pate rape victims who were working as prostitutes. the claims were denied because of a policy that excluded prostitutes from receiving victim's compensation because their activities are illegal. but the compensation and government claims board has now changed that policy. congress could be sending money to 6 states that kept their national parks open last october. that's when the government shutdown for more than two weeks when many tourists head to the parks before the winter

season. several states spend about 2 million to keep some of their parks open. and now a group of senators thinks the states should get their money back. 7:55. can we talk hockey. it was an exciting game at the shark tank and the victory put them in first place in the division. >> and to the middle. he scored! >> the sharks won 3-2 over the ducks. and it is the first time in three months that they had possession of first place. they have 11 games left in the regular season. the next game is tomorrow against the capitals at home. and the stanford men's basketball team will play the first game in the 2014 ncaa tournament against new mexico this morning. tip-off is at 10:40 in missouri. the cardinal is the number one -- number 10 seed. students are excited for the game. >> i think there will be a

tough game but i think that they will pull it out and root for the home team. >> this is stanford's first time in the tournament since 2008 and 17th time in the tournament in the school's history. and an american i'dal singer mk nobielltte's time ended. >> great singer, she had one last chance to be saved. can you look at jennifer lopez' face. she got very emotional during the performance. but the judges could not agree to save her and she was sent home. >> that's like i'm happy. i don't know i think i should be upset but i'm not. >> and she is the first openly

gay contestant. can you watch idol every wednesday. and at 8 p.m. here on channel 2. and it is 7:57. a tragic anniversary a memorial and five years after the worst day in the police department's history. firefighters are trying to figure out what caused a church building to catch fire. what we learned about the investigation and what the pastor's wife is saying. >> we are looking at some trouble in santa clara. look at highway 4. it is backed up. and 280 is taking a beating. we'll tell you about that coming up. and sunny and there is a good fog bank that's impacting the coast and bay for cooler temperatures. will they go into the weekend a sign of any rain?

u we have been on the scene of a fire for several hours. and we will have a live report. >> and it is the 21.

and. there is a fog bank out there and it is extensive we have sunny and warm and low clouds. they will burn off. and. supy and it will be cooler. we get a breeze. and 50 degrees. more of a delta breeze. >> and things have changed a bit. we get the push you can see the clouds and low clouds as well. >> 50s and 60s.

>> and highway 4 and we did go here first and that is going to be busy there. minor injuries. i mentioned highway 4 and highway 4 is not doing well. it is what you don't need for a friday. now if you look on the left, lot of people are trying to jam themselves on to 242. that's not going well. look at the line there trying to get on the 242. you need to triple your drive time here for this time of the morning. we'll let you know when they clear. it sounds like they will not be there. the and the toll plaza is backed up. >> let's go back to the desk. >> and. firefighters are trying to

figure out why a church building caught fire. >> and. >> good morning. >> and police opened up the avenue and but i want to show you this that caught fire. it is detached. >> and people spotted the flames into the air. they found it, there was concern about embers spreading to homes. the pastor and his wife live in the neighborhood and woke up to the sound of windows breaking. they are in shock. >> it looks hopeless from here

all the windows are gone and it is black and dark. the smoke is gone. i'm hopeful something will come out of it. i don't know. i'm trying to look at the positive side. it is devastating. >> investigators are on the seen looking for a cause. the bureau of atf has been notified which standard when there is a fire at a church in case that the fire was started on purpose. but officials say so far it does not appear to be suspicious. they locked the building last night and everything seemed line. , they are thinkful it did not spread. some of those of the church have been here and coming to look at the damaged.

and. >> live from san jose. >> this fire happened this morning at a bar. and fofs say that the fire started inside in a back office area of the restaurant just before 2:00. they contained it within 20 minutes. and there were no injuries. and police investigating a shooting last night. and. >> several shell casings were found on the ground. police feared that the gun shan ran on to the spout. and they searched any area.

a fan is in jail after firing shots. it was along highway 4. a driver who was released from jail fired shot as at another driver after a confrontation. the gunman was captured and no one was hurt. it is 8:05. this is the fifth anniversary of what is called the darkest day in the history of the oakland police department. and we go to a park where four police officers killed in the line of duty will be honored. this is a story that we remember so well covering. it is a sad story. >> and a lot of the neighbors remember it like it was yesterday as well as officers that we have spoken with. we have seen people stop by and drop off flowers here on the

corner of seqouia and oak hill. the public is invited to stop by and pay their respects. we spoke with a woman who lives here and many of the officers will stop here and reflect and remember their fallen comrades. there will be a private service in two hours for the police on harrison street. exactly five years ago today, wanted convict lovelle mixon shot and killed four officers. three sergeants, officers officers officers were shot and - were shot and killed that day. daniel sakai passed away later. >> we didn't know where the shooter was and if they were catching him but it was shocking that our police officers were getting shot right in the -- not far from here. and it was sad. it was sad. they were so young and it was

just difficult. >> certainly i remember it. it was a terrible day. it is important we not forget and it is important that we continue to honor them and remember them. >> reporter: now this morning the police department issued this statement, this a difficult day for the oakland police department. we recognize it's not only a loss for the department but the families in the city as well. the department will be spending today together and remembering an honoring our four fallen officers and the officers who lost their lives in the line of duty. >> it will last one hour and we are told that the families of the fallen officers will be there. >> live from oakland. because of our drought fire crews last night made sure that a brush fire did not flare up again. it took about four hours to

control the flames here the pittsburg power generating plant and threatened lines and scorched 40 acres. >> scary and dangerous, the smoke, it is not good for your health and if people have issues breathing. i'm glad my father is law is not here. he would vatican problems. investigators suspect that humans started the fire by accident or deliberate. >> 400 are burned after a controlled burn was out of control. the fire is burning 8 miles southeast in a remote area. it is hard to get to the area so they are using air tankers to drop it. it is 50% contained.

>> and the water district may have to drain a reservoir. it has been ordered by regulators to fit it by # 018. that means workers have to drain millions of gallons of water behind the dam to make the repairs. >> now a missing yet. and looking for debris did not find anything today, they can only fly around and look for a couple of hours before they go back to refuel they companied where the imams from five days ago showed something that could

be debris from the flight. the planes did not spot anything. the pilots say they will go back out tomorrow. >> the conditions remain as they are. we'll find something. >> and the fbi is involved in the investigation into the missing plane. computers from the homes and a personal flight simulator at the house are being shipped to the fbi's flab virginia. and the fbi will try to retrieve information that had been deleted. we have a section it is under hot topics. back here at home it may cost thousands of fines a

complaint gains the city. and they and. and it spent more than 275 last year and took away more than 2000 of debris. and the irs is issuing a warning about a scam that uses the irs's name. and they have been targeted by people posing at agents. and they must pay it using a wire province. anyone who refuses is threatened with deportation or arrest or loss of a license. the i.r.s. said that equipments -- victims

lost $1 million. and twitter turns eight years old today and the social network has a gift for the users. it has launched a first tweet tool to show you your first tweet. and it is promoting the anniversary with the hash tag first tweet. and the first tweet was sent on his day in 2006 by the cofounder. he wrote just setting up my twitter. now we tried out the new tool here and found that the first tweet was july 29th, 2008 t read, firing up the ktvu twitter news feed! can you follow us for news, weather and sport at twitter.com/ktvu. >> i think sal. he is ridiculous. >> a woman sound shot to death

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police are searching for the driver with a deadly hit and run in the visitation valley neighborhood. investigators sent us this photo of the suspect's vehicle that frame a camera in the neighborhood. it is a white dodge durango sue executive -- suv t struck and called woman while she was in the crosswalk of visitation and bay shore boulevard late yesterday morning. the driver circled back to look at the dying woman on the streets. that driver made u-turn and drove southbound on bay shore driving by as he passed the victim. this is the sixth time that a person has been killed that is more than the number of some

sides in the city. >> a woman has been charged with manslaughter. >> she was driving on when her car crossed into traffic and slammed into another car. he had daughter died five days later. and they may be charged with drunk driving and this is pending results from toxicology tests. shoppers are relying on scanners to charge what they see on price tags but the price is higher 2% of the time. and it now a company called alteri is trying to change that

with a tag system that is connected to the cash register scanner. , we wanted to bring the internet down to every object and in every store in the world. >> the system pays for itself in less than 3 years. it is popular in europe but kohls is the only retailer using it. now we know that a cab driver is a winner of a $1.9 million lottery ticket. now 590 year old bought the ticket from huntington liquor. it matched 5 of the 6 numbers in the drawing. if he had picked the mega number he would have been splitting the $414 million jack spot with two others from florida and maryland. meantime. a powerball ticket in hayward is worth $2 million. the winner bought that at a 7-

11 store. it did not match the powerball. the store got a check for $11,000. no winner has come forward. 8:19. there is new video of the first lady's trip to china. the first lady is just met with chinese president and his wife. the first daughters are taking part. she is the first and first lady to make an independent visit to china a reason for the trip is to promote education. >> and the education initiative here and share my travels with students throughout the u.s. is unique. it is one that i will never forget. >> and she is taking in some sights on the trip. she and the first lady toured the palace in central beijing

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ring of fire. and a we'll keep you posted. an attorney is a public defender to being a definite after an incident here in the bay area. her name is monica jenkins. she pled not guilty to charges in the courtroom. authorities say she kicked several police officers after they told her she was too drunk to get on a flight at sfo. she refused suggestions to soaper up and get a later flight. police arrested her after she started screaming the 1950s hit song rock around the clock. 8:24. some patients are just now being notified about a data breach involving person ideal information that happened two months ago. computers with information on 10,000 patients were stolen

from the family medicine center in january a spokesperson said it took them this long to investigate and find out who was affected. we spoke with a man who said he is nervous after getting a notification letter from ucsf. >> i'm curious what other reasons and what is the information going to be used for that they captured. so many people being affected. it is spooky. there is no information anyone tried ting a ses or use the stolen information. time is 8:25. and the airport is getting ready to shut down two of the four oneways. it may cause delays. we were able to take a look at the work to be done as part of a program of safety improvements. of two the four runways will close between may and

september. and it will slow down the landing gear. we may see and see delays in the category. >> it could create delays during weekdays. the crews have finished the work on the two other runways. we're getting a look inside the tower t goes on inside. in addition the using up the ard work they are. they are court tower is. a move that may cost

thousands of dollars. and how it involves homeless camps and put the environment at risk. this morning richmond police are working to solve the first homicide of the year after woman is found shot to death last night. the car leaving that scene. >> right now we're looking at 880 and just as usual we're seeing slow traffic as we approach 8:30 from the coliseum to downtown oakland. more about it coming up. and some sun but there is a decrease in the sun deck. what about the weekend.

it is just about 8:30. we're in richmond. police are investigating the first homicide of the year. last night's victim a woman who was found shot to death on a sidewalk near south fourth street. and we have been out there since 4:30. and he will be back with a live update and tell you about a clue that the police have to go on right now. it is friday morning, march 21st. i'm dave clark. let's talk about the weather and traffic. >> steve is there. >> we have a fog bank there which materialized from nothing to something today if you are watching in southern california and my friend does. a big fog bank there. and cool area lot of tweets. we'll go 64. there will be sun.

a bit of clearing, 40s and 50s. it is working inland and be sunny 567890s and 60s and 70s. good morning. we'll look at highway 4. and slow on approaching 242. traffic is recovering: we had a crash at meridian and because of a and 85 is not that bad.

and police there are investigating a shooting. alex savage is joining us. you have been out there all morning. there is a clue that may solve the case. >> reporter: good morning. witnesses reported seeing a sedan with gold rims on it speeding away from the shooting scene after the gunfire. detectives are trying to track it down and talk to the people inside to see if they are connected. and the woman who was shot was 30 years old. she was found on the sidewalk. she had been shot several

times. paramedics tried to revive here. officers who were patroling that neighborhood at the time did hear the gunfire but police credit their shot spotter with helping locate the victim of the shooting quickly. they hope to find other witnesses. >> they will go throughout the neighborhood and look at her background and work from there. police cannot say why she may have been targeted. this is the first killing in the city here. there has been a dramatic reduction recently. last year there were 16 homicides. that's the lowest it has been in years. and police plan to return to the neighborhood and knocking on doors trying to find any

witnesses. and an arraignment is scheduled for now for a man who is suspected of a deadly crash. he admitted he was looking for his cell phone. never saw a car in front of him that killed a woman and her mother in law. we're learning about a man's crime spree. and the stp-fs said that he shot and killed rocky delfortino near fort bragg. there was another incident

earlier. >> and he was involved in a shoot-out at a quiet spot. >> i was able to see the barrel of the gun before i rolled in. >> and i made it in and it would not get me. >> it was responsible for a carjacking when he was killed by a lieutenant. >> it is a move that may cause san jose thousands in fines and lead to orders to clean up homeless camps. and officials filed an environmental complaint against the city claiming that it violated pollution laws by not properly cleaning up homeless camps along coyote creek a report by the water district showed it spent $275,000 last year and removed more than 2 thou to -- cubic yards of

debris along the area. a shooting at a camp ground. deputies arrested the 56-year- old old ken patrick neville. he is accused of killing his house mate's lover. it was in the lawson landing camp ground. investigators say that the 53 year old house mate did not see the shooting. the 19 year old victim had been living with the two men since last summer. a student at san jose filed a $5 million claim against the school in a racially charged bullying case. the student as 17-year-old don williams junior complained his roommates abused him and made fun of him because he is black. he claims that a dormitory resident advisor knew about the incidents and ignored, quote, a potentially explosive and dangerous situation. the roommates have been charged with hate crimes and battery.

williams' attorney expects it to be rejected. he will file a lawsuit. despite the efforts to hire and keep police officers in san jose, the police department will make another hit. the city says that the current trend continues, the police department could lose 100 officers by the year 2016. right now there are about 904 officers on the force. a new report shows that despite the effort to restore their pay to 2009 levels, 100 officers have left every year. >> the retirement disability is an issue, pay is another. we need to be competitive because not only will that help retention but recruiting. >> the police department said that it is one of the top priorities but at a meeting last night, many people said with a drop in the number of officers on the street, they don't feel as safe.

there is information about an explosion at a san francisco nightclub last year. there is new video of the bombing in progress. it show as man lighting a fuse outside of the club on broadway on november 13th. you can see the explosion that followed. the video helped firefighter and arrest the man lighting the fuse. and it led to the master minds of the scheme. police released photos of the explosive material they seized at a home. it is not clear what they planned to do with the stockpile of bomb making materials. 8:38. today a disgraced supervisor will be back in a courtroom hoping to avoid more jail time.

now he finished serving a five- year sentence in federal prison for extorsion, bribery and corruption. he is scheduled to serve another year in san francisco county jail for lying about where he lived on election documents. his lawyer will ask a judge to waive that extra sentence saying that he has been finished enough. 8:39. several ceos of bay area companies are ranked in the top 50 leaders by workers. jeff weiner of linkedin took the top spot. he earned a 100% approval rating from his workers in a survey by glass door.com. and brad smith is sixth and the founder of facebook is ninth. and larry page is 10th. and ceos of riverbed technology, apple, ebay and net

app are on the list. and mel says maier ranked at 49th. one of the things they are looking for leaders who can easily explain what their purpose is. a clear message for the company and express that to their workers. that's run of the criteria they are looking for. and fighting to stay in the competition on idol. what brought idol judge jennifer lopez to tears. we're live where a memorial service to honor the darkest day in oakland police department history will be today. what the department has planned and what the public is doing. if you are trying to get into san francisco along 101, it's not too bad. there is some slowing but it clears up by the time you reach the 80 split. what it is like getting in from the east bay. and some sun but clouds and

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welcome back time now 8:43 a update on the stories we're following for you.

a bigearthquake hit a while ago near -- near the indian ocean. there are no reports of injuries or other issues. and the search for the jet off the coast of australia and the search team found nothing. they searched in an area where satellite images show something that could be debris from that missing flight. and today is the fifth anniversary of what is called the darkest day in the history of the oakland police department. four police officers killed in the line of duty will be honored today. >> reporter: the oakland police department said this is a difficult day. they realize this is not only a difficult day for them but for the families and the city. and we're at memorial park where the public is invited to stop and pay respects.

we have seen some people get choked up. they remember this day five years ago like it was yesterday. that's when felon lovelle mixon shot and killed four officers after a stop. three sergeants, mark dunakin, ervin romans and daniel sakai died that day. john hege passed away days later. and people banded together to create a memorial park. >> people come here, they visit the memorial, a lot of police officers, especially the motorcycle officers, will come and stop for a few minutes and reflect. it has been a wonderful way to honor the service of our police officers here in oakland. >> reporter: and in two hours there will be a private service for the police at the cathedral of christ the light on harrison street downtown. it will last one hour. the families of the fallen officers will be present.

we're live in oakland. >> thank you. 8:45. where did you park? will you get a ticket? a company wants to help you with the answers. pam cook has a familiar reason why they are working on this. good morning. >> good morning. the founder was getting two or three parking tickets and he was tired of it. the days and keeping track of them is a frustration behind the app. a stanford graduate founded a company that competes with insurance companies by selling lower priced per mile insurance. but the company's new app is free. it use as gps that plugs into the system. it can let you know the best route to take for the best gas mileage where you parked your car and if the street sweep ser headed your way. >> you are efficient it there for a couple of days and you forget. it is the number one ticket

given out for parking. >> it is nice to be out and not worry about when the meter maid is coming through with a ticket. >> the device is available now. the app goes live at the end of the month. there are plans to expand the services to others and states as well. the parking agency made 31 million from street sweeping tickets last year. 8:47. experts say they're not impressed with the takeover of crimea. socks are -- stocks are down while a credit rating agency may down grade the rating. the president is not phased. he finalized the takeover in a formal signing ceremony. he signed several bills claiming that it is officially a part of us why. and it is annexed from ukraine. the president said it violates

international law. the russian stock market lost more than 10% this month due to trade sanctions imposed by the u.s. and the western allied. back here at home, police say that seatbelts save the lives of six people yesterday in a violent crash. a toyota flipped over on its side yesterday. four teens and two adults suffered minor to moderate injuries in this. police do not believe that drugs, alcohol or speed werefactors in the crash. and i think the south bay did not figure out it is friday. it is supposed to be light. >> and 101 is a less up to mountain view. a series of minor crashes. they were not major but they injured the commute. 101 is slow all the way from the capital expressway into

mountain view. there will be spots 2003 picks up but this is a terrible drive. i recommend 285. talk the long way around. let's look at live pictures. and 40 minute drive time with 30 at the toll plaza. and the commute 880 north is slow as you come up to the coliseum. now let's go to steve. >> sunshine for some. higher clouds. and you sayky not see anything but gray skies. 80s into lake county. something that was not there. and a couple of 30s. partly sunny. mostly sunny later. temperatures 5rbgs 0s and 60s as we get a breeze and making a

push for inland areas. 40s and 50s. it has not changed at all. 29 in tahoe and a little chill. the reason for the fog increase the system that came by and went in just south of monterey t enhanced the fog bank. i mean it looks like june gloom. the fog will burn off. there are saibs of that to the north a dry forecast. warmer and sunday into monday in advance of a system that will bring us clouds and rain. another system next weekend. and cooler. low cloud deck. came back like that. not as warm as it was yesterday. 60s and 70s.

65 and 68. and 50s for daly city. 66 and wood side. mostly sunny. it will burn off. monday. we focus our attention clouds rolling in on tuesday. 8:50 u it is controversial but a second chance for some of the california's sex offenders y some should not be on the list their entire life. bulldog: look at that!

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a push to change the length of time that convicted sex offenders have to stay in the registry. all convicted sex offenders stay on the list for life. but now the sex offender management board in sacramento are considering reducing the time that certain low risk offenders are on the list to 10 or 20 years. >> we want to be able to focus the resources that are available on the people who pose the greatest risk to the people in the communities. >> they want to save money and they want to be able to drop the characters off the list so they don't have to send agents out and track them. >> and there are 112,000 agents and in order to make that change the board need as state

lawmaker to response your the legislation. a board has agreed to compensate 14 rape victims who were working as prostitutes when they were attacked. previously the claims were denied because a policy that excluded them from receiving compensation because their activities are illegal. the victim compensation and government claims board changed that policy. and congress could be sending money to six states that kept the parks open last october. you may recall that's when a shutdown for two weeks when tourists head out to the parks. arizona, colorado, new york, south dakota, tennessee and utah spent about 2 million to keep their parks open. now a group of senators think the states should get their money back. and 8:55. an exciting game at the shark tank it put the sharks in first place in the pacific division.

>> and to the middle. and he scores! >> i want to sound like that. they beat the ducks 3-2. it is the first time in three months that they have had sole possession of first place. they have 11 games left in the regular season. and less than two howls stanford men's basketball team hits the hardwood for a game in the 2014 ncaa tournament. and it is taking on new mexico in the the south regional. they have not been to the big dance since 2008. we went on campus and fans say the team is a lock to advance. >> a no brainer. they are a great team. a great coach. they will make it through today. students will hold watch parties. it is the 17th time in the men's tournament and equal

representation the stanford and cal will play in a tournament tomorrow. good luck to all of them. time is 850. everyone behaving for you? but my bracket isn't it. and it is about a 25 minute delay. this is normal. and the drive time is 10 minutes. and and it continues to be that way. you have a way to go. >> and cooler and summer

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