ktvu mornings on 2 weekend edition. weekends at 7 a.m. complete bay area news coverage. a violent crash on the streets of san leandro. one person killed, another injured. >> and thousands of people's information at risk. the latest possible security breach and how it involves the dmv. >> we're live at the fifth annual oakland running festival. we'll tell you about security changes this year and just how many people showed up to run the streets of oakland. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> and good morning everyone. you are taking a live look at the streets of downtown oakland. excitement brewing as the

oakland running festival about to get underway. ktvu's katie utehs there on the ground. we'll have a live report in just a bit. good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it is sunday march 23rd. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm allie rasmus in for claudine wong. let's get a quick look at the weather. a good morning for a run. a live look over the oakland estuary where we're partly sunny skies this morning and the clouds back with us along the coast around the bay into the north bay as well as the south bay. let's take a look. i'll show you where, hugging the coastline you can see along the peninsula as we head into the north bay, santa rosa, napa reporting, low clouds stretches through petaluma and novato. livermore woke up mostly cloudy. you're mostly sunny so you have the sunshine outside your door. the official sunrise will be in the next 9 minutes or so. you can see from oakland, hayward into fremont we have the low clouds with us again into san jose as well. i think it's going to pull back. i think we're going to be a lot

like yesterday. slightly warmer in the afternoon for most of us around the bay and inland, but here we go. let me show you what happens as we get into the 9, 10:00 hour. it's peeling away from our inland communities. it's still just inside the bay, and you can see it here along the coastline as we get into the afternoon. partly sunny, partly cloudy for the second half of the day along the coast. you can see it's going to just hang right here near the shore. again, a lot like what we had on saturday. temperature-wise, 44 in concord. 47 walnut creek. upper 40s in san francisco. the low 50s mountain view and 49 in san jose. as we get into the 9:00 hour, mid-40s to mid-50s. lunchtime feeling pretty good. upper 50s at the coastline to upper 60s around our inland communities, and for the second half of the day tack on a few degrees from what we had yesterday and it's pretty much where we stand for the second half of your sunday. 69 oakland, 69 san rafael. low 70s from redwood city into san jose. as we get into the workweek, changes coming our way. i'm tracking a storm for you

coming up. happening now about 10,000 people are getting ready to kick off the oakland running festival. ktvu's katie utehs is live at the starting line and tells us the energy level of the crowd out there is contagious. good morning katie. >> reporter: good morning. it is a little chilly out here, but you'd never know it. people are getting warmed up this morning. there's a load of neon behind me at the start festival. i'm joined by lee core began with the oakland running festival. what's new, what's exciting this year? >> well, 9,768 runners is new, and that is our biggest crowd ever. we've been growing. really the humidity this year seemed to have -- the community this year seemed to have really gotten behind this event. i think this year's going to be the best ever with the weather. >> weather looking fantastic. i want to show you a live look of the start line. look behind us you can see folks already starting to line up. thanks so much lee. like you said there are 9768

total participants. those people are going to be kicking off the marathon at 7:30. there's also a half marathon, a 5k a relay race and a kids run. we spoke with one castro valley runner who told us why he loves the oakland marathon. >> really it's the crowds that come out here, the people of oakland i think carry you all the way through the 26 miles. it's an amazing feeling. unlike any other marathon i've ever run. the people of oakland are amazing. >> like he said the crowds are amazing. they pump the runners up. there are lots of activities down here. if you're not a runner you can come down, enjoy the food truck, enjoy the concerts there's going to be some music acts. there are deejays along the way. my favorite fun fact of the day actually is that there are 10,000 granola bars out here this morning. more granola bars than runners this morning. coming up in our next live report i'll tell you about a few of the security changes that have made this year following the boston marathon.

live in oakland, katie utehs channel 2 news. >> ktvu is one of the event's sponsors. we have more information including a course map and street closures on ktvu.com. scroll down to the hot topics section. a deadly crash is being investigated in the city of san leandro. it happened just before 11:00 last night on east 14th and haste streets. two cars slammed right into each other by the cvs pharmacy. the accident closed down part of east 14th street for a short time during the investigation. >> we transported two patients to eden hospital and we had one patient that was debt on arrival. >> police say it is still not clear what caused this accident. >> if you've dealt with the dmv within the last seventh months your credit card information may have been ripped off. a potential security breach at the california department of motor vehicles prompted officials to issue a statement. in it it said there is no evidence of a "direct breach, but officials say there is a

possible breach from external vendors who processed dmv credit card transactions. the crebs on security web site involves online payments for dmv services and alerts from master cards indicates the transactions happened from august 2nd overlays year and january 31st 31st of this year. it includes credit card numbers, expiration dates and 3 digit security code printed right there on the back of your cards. developing news on the search for missing malaysian airlines flight 370. malaysia says france has satellite images of objects that could possibly be from the missing jet liner. this morning search planes are over the southern indiana ocean trying to find the plane. it went missing three weeks ago with 39 people on board -- 239 people on board. yesterday china released a satellite image of what appears to be a large floating object in the southern indian ocean. >> it is the most promising lead that's available internationally, but there are

in number of other explanations about what might have been sighted as a result of this satellite imagery. >> search planes and ships are also trying to find a pallet that was spotted from the air. wooden pallets are commonly used in shipping but can also be used in planes. >> an oakland woman says her car was slammed into during an illegal side show. >> she says the side show happened yesterday morning at 106th avenue in east oakland. a woman who videotaped the side show says a red car smashed into the front of her white car. >> people are getting hurt from these side shows and they need to realize that. they need to do something different. >> oakland police said they do not know or have any records of that side show. police in san jose are investigating a shooting that sent two men to the hospital. it happened yesterday afternoon in east san jose. one of the victims is said to have serious injuries.

no arrests have been made in in that case. san francisco police will hold a meeting this week to talk about a deadly police shooting at a park on friday night. officers responded to a 9-1-1 call about a man with a gun at bernal heights park. investigators say more than one officer opened fire at the man after they say he pointed a weapon at them. police say two weapons were ultimately found. the officers involved are now on paid administrative leave. the santa clara county sheriff's office is also investigating a deputy involved shooting. 42-year-old michael matagulay of san jose was investigated after he rammed into three patrol cars repeatedly in the morgan hills area. one deputy fired at least one shot at his car. he then drove across the street and hit another car before crashing down a small ravine and running into the woods. he was later arrested. one deputy was taken to the hospital far headache. a fundraiser is being held in honor of fallen bart police

sergeant tommy smith. he was killed in january during an apartment search when another detective mistook him for an armed suspect and shot him. an autopsy showed a single bullet missed his bullet proof vest and struck him in the chest. this morning a charity workout is being held at cross fit in union city. money raised will go to smith's family. the family of a 14-year-old redwood city girl who was hit and killed while riding her bike two years ago say they have resolved a wrongful death claim. layla ben was hit by a pickup truck while she was on her way to school. the driver stopped and cooperated. no charges were filed. bevin's rejected the police's findings and launched their own investigation. the terms of this settlement are confidential. two sisters accused of abusing baby wills stand trial. lee da and that psi lasha after are now facing felony child abuse charges. last march state investigators say they found some babies

wrapped so tightly that they were sweating and were hot to the touch. police say some of the babies had their faces covered by blankets. the sisters will have their next hearing on april 4th. tonight the pedestrian and bike path on the eastern span of the bay bridge will close for a week. crews plan to replace the temporary connector with a permanent one and will install a new gate and do paving and striping. that path is scheduled to close around 8 p.m. and reopen by 6 a.m. on march 31st. a new report says california's drought is putting a spotlight on water theft. according to the sacramento bee, the state has no way of monitoring who is tapping into the fresh water supplies. it also says that people who do get caught taking water are often allowed to keep taking it if they promise to get a permit. the report says some of the violators include illegal marijuana growers, farmers and homeowners who live in rural areas. shock and sadness as a teenager fights for her life. what we're learning about a deadly train accident north of sacramento and how the girl's boyfriend tried to save her.

>> and hundreds of people line up for a chance to play dress up. the unique sale that could take you back in time to the 18th 18th century. >> our warming trend continues for the second half of your weekend. i'll have a look at the numbers expected for today and in the extended forecast i'm tracking a pacific storm. when you can expect to get wet coming up.

three people have died and three others are fighting for their lives after a mud slide in washington state. it happened at about 10:45 yesterday morning about an hour outside of seattle. right now the mud slide is blocking a portion of state route 530 cutting off the people who live in the small town overdearington. authorities say the slide is 135 feet wide and 20 feet high. this morning the search continues for anyone who might be trapped under the debris. >> coming down here i just saw the darkness like somebody was

to grab you and everything was gone. like 3 seconds. >> officials say there is a potential for serious flooding downstream where part of the still ageorgia mental anguish ish river is blocked. what could turn out to be an oil spill, a barge carrying nearly a million gallons of fuel oil collided with a ship. the coast guard has not given an estimate of how much oil has leaked into galveston bay which is about 40 miles southeast of downtown houston. officials say a large amount has gone into the water. there is a concern for migratory birds who used the shoreline as a habitat. a new set of surveillance cameras will be test out for the holyoke massachusetts st. patrick's day parade. 80 surveillance cameras will be placed along the route. the police say they're testing out the cameras to see if police would like to use them.

the cameras have the ability to help police pinpoint the exact location of any gunfire. >> everything will be live. there will be better coverage. it will have additional resources out there to manage anything that happens to come up on the deck. >> last year three people were killed and more than 250 people injured in the boston marathon bombings. dzhokhar tsarnaev is now facing the death penalty for his involvement in the bombings. firefighters run into burning buildings. they pull people from smashed vehicles. they do what they have to to save lives. in massachusetts firefighters recently sang a different tune. reporter erika reji explains how they calmed the nerve of a 4-year-old girl. >> ♪ let it go. slam the door ♪ >> it's the theme song to the hit disney movie frozen, everyone knows it by heart. and that's why these redding

firefighters are singing it today. they sang that song to little caylin when she got stuck in the chair lift tight elevator with her mom kristin and baby brother jackson wednesday afternoon. >> i went to go push the door and nothing happened. that's when i was hitting the buttons and nothing happened. >> the door was jammed inside 580 main street in redding. the shaft isn't fully enclosed so the only way out was up a ladder and over a wall. >> when they put the ladder down that's when she kind of started freaking out. >> so firefighter john keogh started talking frozen with caylin and that triggered a thought. >> before i could even get the first words out, scott had his iphone out and started to play some music and that immediately made things calm for her, and the next thing you know we're singing a chorus or two. >> i don't like to admit to it but it gets kind of stuck in your head. >> joking aside, these guys say they'll do whatever it takes to relax the tension in a rescue. and as dads of young kids

themselves, they didn't have to think too hard on this one. >> how would my kids be comforted in this situation like this. and it worked. we got it to a point where she was comfortable with us and up the ladder we went and right up and over and no problem. >> it was so nice to have, you know, firemen who have, you know, young kids that understand the situation and kept our calm and kept us all calm. >> again, that was erica ricci reporting. those fatherly instincts taking over. >> that little girl was so cute. right now rosemary said she's tracking something. let's swing it over and find out what it's about. >> good looking storm and it's coming our way. it won't be here today. it won't be here tomorrow. by tuesday you may need that umbrella. cooler wet weather on the way for your tuesday as well as wednesday. let's get outdoors this morning. giving you a look there at the clouds beginning to slowly clear for parts of the east bay. temperatures are a lot like yesterday and around the bay as

well as along the coastline we're waking up with gray once again. i have to talk to livermore this morning. livermore valley mostly cloudy, so beginning to see that beautiful sunshine already this morning with sunrising about 10 minutes ago. this is the storm we're talking about, still several hundred miles offshore. it will make tracks towards the bay area. we will see some rain as early as tuesday morning for some of us. let me take a look at what we have going on this morning for you. there are the low clouds this morning. by 10, 11:00 it's backing up. it's moving out. i think it is going to linger along the coastline. we'll be once again with partly cloudy skies to mostly cloudy skies for parts of our coast. monday uneventful. we'll go right past monday. now we're here into tuesday morning and there's that possibility of the scattered showers pulling into the north bay. they will continue to develop and move through for tuesday afternoon. eventually all of us seeing some of that wet stuff. by wednesday morning you can see still hanging around, and i think scattered showers will continue for your wednesday and

future models showing the possibility of next weekend being wet as well. 47 degrees in santa rosa. low 50s in san francisco. 51 degrees in oakland for the running festival. it's a nice cool morning out there for those runners. 49 in san jose. for the second half of your day you will have temperatures back into the low 70s for the second half and we're looking at nice weather as we get into around lunchtime with temperatures already in the 60s around the bay area. for the afternoon today take a look at these numbers, 71 for novato. 69 in san rafael. 66 for sausalito. along the shoreline we've got 67 for alameda. upper 60s san leandro. low 70s for danville, and south bay 72, san jose, 74 for gilroy. 71 santa clara in and along the peninsula for today the afternoon going to feel quite nice at wood side. 72 for you. 69 san mateo, low 60s expected to mid-60s lock the coast.

the extented forecast, second half of your weekend in view, the morning clouds breaking away to mostly sunny skies for the second half. temperatures today a tad warmer than yesterday. warmer on monday. monday is expected to be the warmest day before we begin to see that big turn around. temperatures will fall and the rain will move in. upper 60s in the forecast for tuesday, mid-60s for our inland communities on wednesday and we'll leave in just a lingering chance on thursday with snow coming to the sierra as well. back to the desk. the san francisco opera is making dreams come true for hundreds of people this weekend by selling some of its costumes. >> so many capes. >> some people started lining up friday night so they could be first in line to search through all the tools, cig silk and busy. 175,000 costumes are up for sale at discount prices at a warehouse along indiana street. >> she died on her knees every

night for 12 performances. >> many of the ball gowns are going for $300. because of the lace, hand stitching and dyed fabrics some of those gowns cost as much as p ,000 to make. protecting and preserving, the new agreement that will help keep mount tam beautiful for people who visit the sleeping lady. >> the move that might allow at the times test la to sell vehicleses -- that might allow tesla to sell vehicles online.

river. a marine biologist with the u.s. forest service says marine otters have been spotted in south lake tahoe and other areas. river otters have been returning to bay area waters. in the past two years the river otter ecology project has recorded about 600 otter sightings in the bay area. the state of arizona could soon allow tesla to do direct sales. arizona and four other states

have banned online only sales of the luxury electric car, but just last week a new bill passed through an arizona state committee that would allow the company to sell outside a dealer network. many car companies and dealers say they are unhappy with the bill. technology says it all comes down to money. >> an electric vehicle doesn't need upkeep whereas your traditional gas powered car needs oil changes, maintenance, transmission oil so that's a lot of lost recurring revenue for dealerships, and that's why they're fighting this. >> new jersey was the most recent state to place a direct sales ban on tesla. tesla is responding to those bans by calling them an insult to the free market. in oakland federal court, a man from japan has pleaded guilty to scamming more than half a million dollars from two american banks. prosecutors say 39-year-old watanabi defrauded bank of america and compass bank

between 2009 and 2013. he hired people to obtain debit cards from the banks. he then would use the cards to buy merchandise in japan that exceeded the balances in those bank accounts, and then he would resell the items for cash. he faces up to 30 years in prison and a $1 million fine. a new drug delivery service is launching in san francisco's mission district, and it's causing quite a buzz. a company called quickie will soon be using drones to driver drugstore goods to your door. the 24 hour service will cost customers just $1 in addition the to the price of the ditheist order. once it has arrived it will alert your phone and with one swipe the drone will drop off your package and fly away. it's currently inviting people to sign up as beta testers. late night television host jimmy kimmel has a long way to go to challenge ellen degeneres. kimmel took this photo with former secretary of state hillary clinton, president bill clinton and their daughter

chelsey. kimbell had just interviewed mrs. clinton at arizona state university. the photo has been re-tweeted several thousand times, for a short of ellen degeneres' selfie with the a-list hollywood actors that has now topped 3.4 million views. >> selfie twitter battle going on. >> exactly. >> taking a stand, how vice president joe biden plans to work on outlawing workplace discrimination against same sex couples. >> reporter: we're live at the oakland running festival where we're moments away from the start at 7:30. we're live here, and we'll bring you the latest from the race. >> and a minor warmup in store for your sunday afternoon. how much warmer it will be for the second half of your day and in the extended forecast we have rain to talk about. more on that in just a moment. [ female announcer ] it balances you...

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welcome back to mornings on 2. news chopper 2 flying high over downtown oakland giving us live pictures of the start of the oakland running festival just seconds away from officially getting underway. ktvu's katie utehs is down there on the street, and we'll have a live report for us coming up in just about a minute. good morning everyone. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm allie rasmus. let's get a quick look at weather with rosemary. another pretty day in store giving you a live look over parts of the east bay where we're waking up with mostly sunny skies. some of us waking up mostly

cloudy once again and those clouds are going to hang with with us just like yesterday, just for a couple of hours. then they're going to pull back and we'll be left with mostly sunny skies for your sunday as well. here's a look at the footprint you can see along the coastline, the peninsula this morning, and into the east bay and in the last half hour or so, i've watched it actually creep into areas right around the livermore valley. we had mostly sunny skies and now we're beginning to see the clouds sort of move in again. it will be with us just through the morning hours and it's going to pull back and we'll be left with mostly sunny, warmer conditions for the second half of your day. as i put this into motion it's about 10:00 or so. it moves through. we've got just a little still inside the bay. i think it will linger once again very close to the coast. partly cloudy to partly sunny skies expected for our coastline once again for your afternoon. temperatures right now 48 in areas like walnut creek. 44 in concord. into the north bay where it's a cool start. areas like santa rosa not as chilly. we shift just a little bit east we have 49 degrees in

pittsburgh. 43 in san ramon and 43 in lafayette. the afternoon highs for today, low 60s at the coast, low 70s for our inland communities. 75 in antioch. when i come back i'm going to show you the extended forecast, in which case things are going to get interesting. we have rain in the forecast for the bay area. more on that in just a bit. happening right now thousands of people are kicking off the oakland running festival. ktvu's katie utehs is live there in downtown oakland in the street where is it is just getting underway. hey katie. >> reporter: good morning mike. the starting just happened and the runners are on their way. if this hasn't woken you up already, look at this sea of neon. we are talking bright green, bright pink, a lot of bright orange, too. good morning here in oakland. there are nearly 10,000 runners out here today expected for the fifth annual oakland running festival. now the time to beat, these are the marathon runners. i'm told the time to beat is 2 and a half hours, just about the best time, and that was from 2012. there are some 300 plus

volunteers out here making this all happen, and there's also i tell you a large oakland police presence keeping this place safe because as you know, the boston marathon bombing has forever changed security at major events. >> security is tightened up at all kinds of events not just running events but stadium events as well. first of all clear bags is here to stay, and then of course we have a number of check points as well, so if somebody does try to carry a bag in, they will be stopped by security and they'll ask to check their bag. >> as a boston qualifier, yeah, i am very happy about the changes. >> it makes you feel safer. >> makes you feel a lot safer, yeah. >> and as you can see, we're talking about the oakland police presence. they have the tower out here. there are k-9 units as well, but altogether there is a festive feel. everybody is excited. everybody is pumped. there are going to be bands throughout the day. deejays along the route.

the 5k kicks off next at 7:45. we're going to be out here all morning. for now live in oakland katie utehs. new this morning, police are investigating a deadly crash in san leandro. it happened just before 11:00 last night on east 14th and hayes streets. one person was killed and two people rushed to the hospital after two cars slammed into each other right by the cvs pharmacy. the accident closed down part of east 14th street for a short time. right now it's still not clear what caused that accident. developing news on the search for missing malaysia airlines flight 370. malaysia says the french government has uncovered satellite images of objects that could be from the missing jet liner. this morning search planes are over the southern indian ocean trying to find the missing plane. it went missing three weeks ago with 239 people on board. yesterday china released a satellite image of what appears to be a large floating object in the southern indiana ocean. more than 300 bike riders

in malaysia are showing their support to the people on board flight 370. the group held a ride for prayer event to honor the passengers and crew on board. they even decorated their bikes with small malaysian flags and stickers that read pray for mh370. police in san jose are investigating the death of a woman who fell or jump from a 6 story garage at santana row. it's unclear whether the fall was accidental or not, but it happened while many people were arriving at the popular shopping area for an early dinner. the parking garage was shut down for several hours. richmond police are investigating two deadly shootings that happened two days apart. the first shooting happened thursday night near the corner of south 4th street and florida avenue. friday a man was shot near south 35th street and wall avenue. those shootings happened just after richmond police announced a decline in the city's crime rate. >> we're going to have crime just like everybody else is. we do the best that we can to fight that, and unfortunately

these two came within a couple days of each other. >> police are asking anyone with information to come forward. they are offering a $10,000 reward for each case if a tip leads to an arrest and conviction. we're finding out about a train accident in marysville that killed one teenager and seriously injured another. it happened at 7:00 friday night near a little league field. 16-year-old makayla friend was walking to a school dance with her boyfriend when the two were struck. they also say the boy pushed makayla out of the way of the train and saved her life. >> i can't imagine getting the worst call in your life knowing that you just dropped your sister off to go to a dance that was supposed to be a special amazing night for her and her boyfriend of a year and get a call that says, you know, he's deceased and she's in critical condition. >> grief counselors will be at the teen's school tomorrow. a candlelight vigil is scheduled for tuesday night for a mendocino county sheriff's deputy killed in an apparent ambush. 48-year-old deputy ricky

delferantino was gunned down by ricardo cheney wednesday. he graduated from napa high school and served 26 years in law enforcement. the vigil will be held at the fort bragg justice center at 8:00 tuesday night with a memorial service at the fort bragg cotton auditorium the next morning. a police k-9 who was shot while on duty last week in southern california is continuing to recover. 7-year-old bruno was shot in the lower jaw last thursday after he found a gunman hiding near a trash can. the bullet went through bruno's jaw and into his chest just 1 inch from his heart. police say the gunman continued to fire at officers before he was eventually shot and killed. the city of anaheim is paying for bruno's medical costs but once he retires those costs will shift to his handler. legal analysts say the marriages of hundreds of gay couples in michigan will not be recognized by the state. more than 300 gay couples

rushed to michigan courthouses yesterday morning to tie the knot and obtain a marriage license. on friday a federal judge ruled that michigan's ban was unconstitutional paving the way for same-sex weddings. >> it's such a long hard battle, but it is just a dream come true for us. >> there is a ton of love in the air. there are people from our neighborhoods that are here, like heterosexual couples here to support us. >> however, the weddings were stopped yesterday afternoon after michigan's attorney general intervened. marriage licenses will not be issued until at least wednesday while a federal appeals court considers michigan's emergency request to stop same-sex marriages. vice president joe biden says lawmakers should never legislate against gay marriages. >> the single most basic of all human rights is the right to decide who you love. it's the single basic building block. it is. >> biden spoke at a human rights event in los angeles last night. he was introduced by his wife. the vice president wants

congress to pass legislation outlawing workplace discrimination against gays. tomorrow night san leandro mayor stephen cassidy will prevent the state of the city address. he is expect today highlight local development projects such as transforming the city's industrial area into a center of innovation. he'll also discuss efforts to improve the quality of life in the city and will talk about bringing back the cherry festival at the end of may. cassidy's address will start at 7 p.m. tomorrow at the san leandro senior community center. march mad seasons in full swing. today the stanford's men's basketball team hopes to punch its ticket. they beat new mexico 58-53 on friday. this morning stanford tips off against the kansas jay hawks. the stanford women also dancing in this march madness, the second seeded cardinal opened up in ames iowa against south

dakota. bonnie samuelson made all 18 of her points from beyond a yard. she was 6 and 10 from 3 point range. stanford really never tested in this one. they go on to win 81-62. next up is 10th seeded florida state. that i know game and the cardinals move back home to maples for the sweet 16. the cal women in waco texas for a first round game against ford ham. brittany boyd getting the bears rolling. turns it into a 3 point play. when she's fouled there. tight game all the way. cal down by 1, less than 20 on the clock and it's boyd with the drive, left side and the lead. the bears up 1, 15 seconds left. the rams looking for the game winner but the ball falls way short of the rim. the bears hang on 64-63, and they get baylor in the second round. the city of san francisco is showing off a newly remodeled golf course at harding park. the $1.2 million project installed new greens, sand and modernized the drainage.

mayor ed lee took a ceremonial swing yesterday morning and called it a world class public golf course. the course first opened in 1925 and has hosted pga tours, a world championship and a president's cup. your information could be on the line. coming up at 8:00, the new potential security breach that could affect thousands of californians and how it involves the department of motor vehicles. >> and from the news to the big screen, how target's massive security breach may be featured in a new film. >> unseasonably mild and warm weather will remain in place for your sunday. in the extended forecast, vain on the way. i'm tracking that wet if weather for you coming up. >> let's take you back up top to the sky as you're looking at live pictures being given to us from news chopper 2. the oakland running festival is off and running. we've got the marathon underway right now. there's also the half marathon and 5k set to get underway in just about an hour. if you're headed to the city of oakland, be aware of a lot of

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happening right now this live picture from news chopper 2 making me feel pretty lazy this morning has thousands of people making their way through downtown oakland during the oakland running festival. the marathon portion up and running right now. these are live pictures from news chopper 2. 5k set to get underway in 45 minutes or s. ktvu's katie utehs is down there on the streets, not sure if she's laced them up and will be running or if she's going to do some sideline stuff. state placing your bets. we'll find out at 8:00 when she

joins with more on the closures. russia's takeover of crimea is leaving holes. russia has seized control of ukraine's only submarine. russian portions took down all ukranian navy insignia from the vessel if posted a russian navy flag in front of the sub. russian troops have also seized two air bases. they met some opposition during the takeover. ukranian troops passed smoke bombs while russian forces countered with gunfire and armored vehicles. the ukranian treats retreated and they sang the national ukranian anthem, lowered the flag and left. russian armored personnel carriers at a secondary base, they fired warning shots in the air and detained ukranian troops. another volatile region in the world is the korean peninsula effort for the second day north korea launched short range rockets into the sea off

its east coast. it is believed they're using the rockets to protest american south korea military drills. president obama is head together netherlands for an important trip on foreign policy. the trip is for a nuclear security summit held every two years. south korea hosted the event in 2012. on the agenda includes iran's nuclear program. overshadowing the summit is the situation in ukraine. the president will meet with leaders from seven world powers such as germany england and japan to discuss options in dealing with russia. those countries have already suspended preparations for an economic meeting that was scheduled to happen in sochi russia later this year. on thursday the president will visit pope francis at vatican city. the two men will discuss the war on poverty. this will be the second time president obama meets a pope. back in 2009, the commander many chief spent time with pope benedict the xvi. anheuser busch has reached a tentative deal on a five-year contract. the company and international

brotherhood of teamsters are focusing on finalizing the language of the contract. anheuser busch is based in st. louis and has 12 breweries in the u.s. including one in california. ski season is starting to come to an end in the sierra. at 4:00 today homewood ski resort will close for the season. the resort says it is force today shut down just because there's no snow. many other resorts will remain open for another few weeks. they've been i didn't saying snow making machines so skiers and snow boarders can enjoy the slopes. the end of the season, i don't know if it actually start today begin with. >> that picture of that guy skiing downhill with shorts and a t-shirt kind of says it all. >> says it all. >> about our mild winter we've had. there is some rain on the horizon. let's head over to rosemary to find out more. it's coming and sierra snow. >> with that system. >> yeah, our mountains could pick up anywhere from a foot to 2 feet of snow. beneficial rain coming to the bay area and beneficial snow for the sierra.

giving you a live look outside our doors this morning, we have partly sunny skies. alameda in the foreground, san francisco there in the background. this morning a lot like yesterday, a disorganized marine layer there. fairly thick. it's going to burn off and we'll have mostly sunny skies for the second half of the morning and into the afternoon. ridge of high pressure remaining in control of the weather pattern. in fact, it's going to shift inland, and that will lead to a slight warm up for the second half of the day. tomorrow looks to be the warmest day and then we have changes coming our way. we're not only going to be cooler we have wet weather coming and it's going to arrive on tuesday. it looks like it will linger through wednesday. showers developing on tuesday but wednesday looks like it's going to be just as wet. mostly cloudy skies, the rain just edging into the north bay by about 9:00 or so, and then it sweeps through. by noontime 1:00, perhaps we're getting wet over part of the

central bay and it continues its path into the south bay. showers continuing into tuesday night. here we are into wednesday morning and you can see we're dealing with more wet weather. good news coming our way and good news today. we're going to be mostly sunny and mild in most cases. 44 degrees in concord. 47 in fairfield. san francisco 50 degrees. 51 in oakland for the running festival going on this morning. partly sunny and cool this morning. great for running. and then as we get into the afternoon, not bad, upper 50s in the forecast by about 10:00. 67 degrees expected at 1:00 this afternoon. in oakland for the runners and for the spectators out there today. temperatures around the region. 72 for you santa rosa, 69 san rafael. 66 as we slide into areas like berkeley and farther east. we've got 73 for concord. hayward you're going to 68 today. mid-60s for san francisco. upper 60s to low 70s. san mateo. redwood city into mountain view, 72 san jose, lowes

gateaus a beautiful day. gilroy 74, 75 this afternoon. a mild to warm one in your neighborhood. the extended forecast, second half of your weekend in view, those morning clouds clearing back to mostly sunny skies. we'll be partly cloudy, partly sunny along the coastline once again for today with a local sea breeze for the afternoon. temperatures continuing to climb for your back to work monday and it all changes. wet weather arriving on tuesday lasting into wednesday. temperatures will be cooler as well. widespread 60s in the forecast. a possibility of a few scattered showers remaining on thursday and even better news we may have wet weather coming our way for next weekend as well. back to the desk. a new cooperative agreement has been signed to protect and preserve mount tamalpais. the county and marin and the golden gates park conservancy for the tamalpais collaborative. they now have access to more volunteers and more money.

the agreement was signed friday afternoon at a ceremony. this week 16,000 students will fill or oracle arena to hear celebrity speeches and performances. the event is called we day and you can't buy tickets. the only way for students and teachers to go is to earn a seat by making a positive difference locally or globally. and some children in san francisco recently did just that. >> san francisco's dealreadyes park. there's picnics a playground and on this crystal clear winter day it's home to some kindness. >> we are cleaning up trash. >> a group of students with the western edition beacon program run by the ymca are cleaning up san francisco. >> it makes me feel like a great person to help in our community. >> they're cleaning to get in, that is to get into we day. >> yes, i'm going to we day. >> joshua norman is a program leader at the beacon center which is run out of john mere

elementary school. norman says he's been trying since last month to get children in her program into we day. and norman says doing the number of projects in san francisco is what these students will do to earn their ticket. >> i think it's given them an appreciation for community service. they're learning about giving back to other people and being -- and not always expecting stuff in return. >> we day is said to inspire a generation to act. these boys and girls are doing just that and in return next week will join thousands of other students at oracle to learn how to give everyone more. >> i'm excited because i never been there before, and i want to see like how it works and stuff. >> and ktvu is a proud sponsor of we day scheduled issue for wednesday. if you would like to see the event we will be streaming it live at ktvu.com. >> cute kids there. it looks like divergent is on track to be the latest hit at the weekend box office. >> it won't be safe until

they're removed. >> preliminary numbers show the new movie brought in $22.8 million on its first night and is on track to bring in more than $5 million this weekend. summit entertainment is hoping the film will be the studio's next big box office success. one of the films in their twilight series brought in $70 million on opening weekend while the hunger games racked up 152 million. target's big security breach last year may soon become the subject of a new film. sony bought the rights to a new york times article about the blogger who first exposed the breach. the movie is expected to be a cyber thriller. details surrounding the film still need to be worked out. a marathon going on in the city of oakland improving safety for marathon runners in boston. the new technology being tested to that could be used in the big event next month. >> and an important meeting for soda lovers in san francisco. the discussion tomorrow night to charge an extra quarter for a can of soda. female announcer: during sleep train's big gift event

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firefighters are trying to find out what may have caused a fire at a southern california recycling plant. the fire started at 9:00 last night near 1st street and reservoir road. fire officials say bundles of plastic caught on fire but that the building itself didn't burn. it took nearly 80 firefighters to contain the flames. a hazmat team was also called to the scene but no one was hurt. legal analysts are expecting the oscar pistorius trial to be especially dramatic this week. the murder trial of the south african olympic runner enters its fourth week tomorrow. prosecutors are close to wrapping up their case. the defense will then take over and has already promised to call the paraplegic olympic athlete to the stand. it's uncertain if he'll take the stand first. a defense plans to call an expert that will testify that neighbors couldn't have possibly heard them arguing the night she was shot to death. researchers have come up

with a drug that's 100 times more powerful than morphine. the drug comes from the venom of ocean dwelling snails. so far australian researchers have only tested the drug on rats so it is unclear about the side effects and a test on humans is at least two years away. morphine is used to alleviate chronic nerve pain from injuries, cancer, diabetic and other diseases. supporters proposing controversial soda tax in someone plan to make their case. supervisors want to put a measure on the november ballot that would essentially charge an extra quarter for a 12-ounce can of soda. supporters say the proposal would generate more than $30,000 a year for children's health. opponents say it raises the cost of living for consumers and hurts businesses. a town hall meeting featuring supervisors and medical professionalling will be held at st. mary's medical centers morsi hall at 6:00 tomorrow night. people in one english town are finding a new and easier way to buy everyday essentials. a new giant automated vending

machine has been installed in the village of clifton. the town's last local shop closed more than a decade ago. this new machine allows them to get what they need until their next shopping trip out of town. the machine sells 80 items, including bacon eggs and milk. >> i think it's definitely the way forward. it provides what you need and stops you driving into town and having to park and all that. it's really good. >> the rural shops alliance says about 300 village shops close down each year in the uk forcing rural residents to travel as far as 20 miles to get to the nearest shop. developments surrounding the missing malaysian airliner, a new satellite image that could lead search crews to another location. >> and change is coming to the walnut creek police department. the new warning for drivers. >> minor warmup continues for your sunday afternoon. this morning we're waking up with partly to mostly cloudy skies in some areas. when those clouds will clear from your neighborhood and when the temperatures will rebound coming up. good morning nelly! woah.

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a violent crash on the streets of san leandro. one person killed, another injured. >> thousands of people's information at risk. the latest possible security breach and how it involves the department of motor vehicles. >> we're live at the oakland running festival where 10,000 people have hit the streets.

the 5k is about to wrap up. i'll update you on all the races. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. welcome to mornings on 2. news chopper 2 flying high right now over downtown oakland giving us these live pictures of the oakland running festival. the race is officially underway. the marathon is underway. the 5k and relay is also going to get started later on this morning. katie utehs will have a live report coming in just a minute. good morning welcome to mornings on 2. it's sunday, march 23rd. i'm allie rasmus in for claudine wong. >> good morning everyone. i'm mike mibach. looks like a nice day to do a marathon if that's your thing out there on this sunday. also rosemary looks like we have some weather making our way into the bay area this week. absolutely. let's start with today. we are waking up with mostly sunny skies over the parts of the east bay. you get closer to the bay, you get along the coastline, we are with mostly cloudy skies once again. waking up a lot like we were yesterday giving you a look here at the fog footprint

around the bay area switching over to the graphics. and i'll show you that. thank you very much. we've got the mostly sunny skies you can see here. that was a live shot we were just showing you. we've got low clouds that have seeped all the way right along the edge of livermore and then into the north bay we've got some here as well. take a look at where we do have some sunshine this morning, areas like sausalito, parts of san rafael seeing mostly sunny skies. on the eastern edge of san francisco as well. parts of the embarcadero. partly sunny skies just inside the bay. you get over to the east bay and inland we've got mostly cloudy skies stretching all the way into parts of livermore. it's not going to hang around too long. by 10, 11:00 it's burning of the way. we will have mostly partly cloudy for the entire day. at 4:00 you can see just lingering along the coastline, the afternoon sea breeze once again as well. temperatures right now 45 degrees in areas like concord, 48 walnut creek. 41 novato. upper 40s to low 50s around the bay. 51 for redwood city.

as we shift along the peninsula, it's a cool start in foster city, 4th for you. 54 for palo alto and 55 degrees right now sunnyvale, up 40s saratoga. afternoon highs, 62 pacifica, 65 san francisco, upper 60s in oakland. low 70s for concord, livermore, san jose. another good looking afternoon expected. we'll be even warmer for tomorrow and wet weather for tuesday. i'll track that for you coming up. happening right now, nearly 10,000 people are lacing them up for this year's oakland running festival. ktvu's katie utehs live down at the starting line in downtown oakland with all the action. what's happening katie? >> reporter: mike it's now the finish line. the 5k just wrapped up. let me show you over my shoulder the 5k runners. i believe that man is in third place. the first place runner just finished at 1 6:36 daniel lopez. let me show you the marathon

start as well. >> and there they go. that was a sea of neon this morning. the marathon kicked off around 7:30. while all those folks have hit the streets, they are running burning calories, immaterial to talk to you a little bit about some of the food that's out here. that's what i'm thinking about, breakfast. there are 10,000 granola bars at the finish line for those runners. some 6500 bananas. 3,000 apples. this race is more than just fun and games. this running festival is a huge boost to the local economy. >> $5 million of economic impact will be generated from this event this year as well as about a half million dollars of charity raised from this year's event, so that's something we can all be very proud of. >> reporter: news chopper 2 is brings us great shots of the run. there will be about two hours still until the first marathon runners come through. the 5k, again, more and more people coming out. we show you back out here live,

the first female 5k runner is just coming across the finish line. she is an oakland local. i didn't catch her name. you can see her there, very exciting. the next race kicks off at about 9:15. that will be the half marathon. we're going to be out here all morning bringing you the latest winners and the latest on the races. come check it out. there are going to be lots of bands. it's a very festive scene down here in oakland. live in oakland, katie utehs channel 2 news. >> we have more information including a course map and street closures on ktvu.com. just scroll down to the hot topics section. new this morning, police are investigating a deadly crash in san leandro. it happened just before 11:00 last night on east 14th and hayes streets. two cars slammed into each other right by the cvs pharmacy. the accident closed down part of east 14th street for a short time during the investigation. >> we at that point ported two

patients to the hospital and we had one patient that was dead on arrival. >> right now police say it is still not clear what caused the accident. if you've dealt with the dmv within the last seven months your credit card information may be compromised. a potential security breach at the california department of the motor vehicles prompted officials to issue a statement. in it it said there is no evidence of a "direct breach" but officials say there is a possible breach from external vendors who process dmv credit card transactions. the crebs on security web site reports it involves inonline payments for dmv related services. an aall right from mastercard indicates those transactions happened between august 2nd of last year and january 31st of this year and that the information compromised could include credit card numbers, expiration dates and the 3 digit security code printed on the back of cards. developing news on the search for missing malaysia airlines flight 370. the us a train australian air

force says another day of searching has come to no finding of the airliner. it went missing just a little bit more than two weeks ago with 239 people on board. yesterday china released a satellite image of what appears to be a large floating object in the southern indian ocean. >> it is the most promising lead that's available internationally, but there are any number of other explanations about what might have been sighted as a result of the satellite imagery. >> search planes and ships have also been trying to find a parking lot let that pallet that was spotted from the air. an oakland woman says a driver crashed into her car during an illegal side show. >> she says the side show happened early yesterday morning at 106th avenue in east

oakland. the whom videotaped the side show says a red car smashed into the front of her white car. >> people are getting hurt from these side shows. and they need to realize that they need to do something different. >> oakland police say they don't have any records of that side show happening. san francisco police will hold a meeting to talk about a deadly police shooting a at park friday night. officers responded to a 9-1-1 call about a man with a gun at bernal heights park. more than one officer opened fire at the man after they say he pointed the weapon at them. police say two weapons were ultimately found at the scene. the officers involved are now on paid administrative leave. the santa clara county sheriff's office is investigating a deputy involved shooting. 42-year-old michael matagulay of san jose was arrested after he rammed into three patrol cars repeatedly in morgan hill yesterday morning. one deputy fired at least one shot at hiss car, and deputies say matagulay drove across the street and hit another car

before crashing down a small ravine. one deputy was taken to the hospital for a headache. a fundraiser is being held this morning in honor of a fallen bart police sergeant tom smith. smith was killed in january during an apparent apartment search when another detective mistook him for an armed suspect and shot him. an autopsy showed a single bullet missed his bullet proof vest and struck him in the chest. this morning a charity workout is being held at cross pit one world in union city. the money raised will go to smith's family. the family of a 14-year-old redwood city girl who was hit and killed while riding her bicycle two years ago says they have resolved the wrongful death claim. lay la labong was hit and killed in november 2012 while she was on her way to school. the driver topped and cooperated and no charges were filed. the girl's family rejected the police findings and launched its own investigation. the terms of the settlement are confidential. two sisters accused of abusing babies at their preschool in livermore will

stand trial. lida and nazila sharaf are now facing felony child abuse charges. last march state investigators say they found some babies wrapped so tightly that they were sweating and were hot to the touch. police say some of the babies even had their faces covered by blankets. the sisters will have their next hearing on april 4th. the walnut creek police department's traffic unit will soon be hitting the pavement. starting this spring, motorcycle officers will patrol neighborhoods to crack down on speeding drivers. the past two years the department has had to cut back on traffic enforcement because of decreased staffing. but this year the department is fully staffed with a total of 82 officers. the motor unit says they are excited to get back on the streets. starting tonight the pedestrian and bike path on the eastern span of the bay bridge will close for a week. crews plan to replace a temporary connector with a permanent one. they will also install a new gate and do paving and striping. the path is scheduled to close

around 8 p.m. and reopen by 6 a.m. on march 31st. a new report says california's drought is putting the spotlight on water theft. according to the sacramento bee, the state has no way of monitoring who is tapping into fresh water supplies. it also says people who do get caught taking water are often allowed to keep taking it if they promise to get a permit. the report says some of the violators include illegal marijuana growers, farmers and homeowners who live in rural areas. about 13,000 workers at university of california hospitals are scheduled to go on strike tomorrow. that strike is set to last for five days. patient care, technical workers those who perform mris and similar procedures voted overwhelmingly to authorize the strike. their union says uc administrators have engaged in infair labor practices by imposing a contract on the workers. workers are planning to hit the picket line at 7 a.m. at all uc hospitals in the state including san francisco and davis.

shock and sadness as a teenager fights for her life. what we're learning about a deadly train accident and how the girl's boyfriend tried to save her. >> and a major mud slide in washington state and the challenge crews face as they search for people trapped in the debris this morning. >> another round of nice weather on the way for your sunday afternoon. this morning we are greeted by low clouds, a little bit of patchy fog and cool temperatures. i'll have a look at the current conditions, what you can expect for the afternoon and aisle pinpointing that -- i'm pinpointing that rain coming our way. >> first here's a live look at traffic on the bay bridge tollways you can see some of that fog, but there is no problems on the highway as you head towards san francisco, make your way through the bay bridge toll plaza. it is 8:11. you're watching mornings on 2.

three people have died and three others are fighting for their lives after a mud slide in washington. more on the rescue effort as crews raced to save people trapped under the debris. >> this video of the mud slide that came down right in front of his car. >> come down to here, i just saw the darkness like somebody was to grab you and everything was gone. >> falco says the debris buried cars and trucks in front of him. >> and we heard a woman and baby screaming the massive mud slide cut off the small town in

the still squaw -- >> are a very fluid unstable situation. this morning dangerous search and rescue efforts are underway to find any other survivors. >> the only safe way right now with the water billion behind that big mud flurry is to rescue people on top of the mud, that are alive with helicopters and hoists and actually get them out of there. >> some people were rescued. others are still trapped under the tons of earth and debris. >> we have people that are yelling for our help and we are going to make -- we're going to take extreme risks to try to get them out of there. >> that was nick valencia reporting. at least three of the survivors are in critical condition. response crews are trying to clean up what could turn out to be a massive oil spill near houston texas. a barge carrying a million gallons of fuel oil collided with a ship.

officials say a large amount has gone into the water. there is a concern for migratory birds. a new set of surveillance cameras tested out today for the for the st. patrick's day parade in preparation for the boston marathon. 80 surveillance cameras will be placed along the parade route. police say they are testing out the cameras to see if police would like to use them for the next boston marathon. the cameras have the ability to help police pinpoint the exact location of any gunfire. >> everything will be live. there will be better coverage. we'll have additional resources out there to manage anything that happens to come up. >> last year three people were killed and more than 250 people injured in the boston marathon bombings. dzhokhar tsarnaev is now facing the death penalty for his involvement in the bombings. a group of firefighters in massachusetts used a popular disney sole judge to song to

help calm the nerves of a scared 4-year-old girl. >> ♪ let it go. let it go. ♪ >> when little klinker calin kerr got stuck in an elevator with her mom and brother they decided to sing the hit theme song from frozen to calm her. >> that immediately made things calm for her, and the next thing you know we're singing a chorus or two. >> firefighters say as dads of young girls themselves, the idea came naturally to them. such a sweet story. >> next thing you know we're swinging a cord to them. >> the power of song. time now is 8:17. let's check in with rosemary on this sunday. in case you're just joining us it's a little overcast but the sun starting to pop for folks along the coast. >> i think the next hour or so we'll begin to see clouds peel away. seeing partly sunny skies over parts of the bay area and in the inner east bay like

concord, antioch waking up with mostly sunny skies. there is a look, a bit of a gloomy start over oakland. but it's not too bad. we could see a few peeks of the sunshine there and eventually we'll be mostly sunny over the bay. i think we'll remain with partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies for parts of the coast today. giving you a look at what you can expect for today and into the workweek, so partly cloudy, cool this morning, a lot like yesterday. the only area that's a few degrees warm we are you may notice, santa rosa, temperatures up by about 6 degrees or so. most of us are right about where we started yesterday. we will be mostly sunny for the afternoon. ridge of high pressure continuing to strengthen over the bay area and that will lead to a slight warm up. in the extended forecast, wet weather coming our way in time for tuesday and wednesday. i'll show you the storm still several hundred miles offshore here. it will be, again, migrating towards the west coast and by tuesday and wednesday we've got some beneficial rain coming our way. tuesday morning, it looks like the morning drive.

mostly cloudy, mainly dry. there's the leading edge at 9:00 in the morning. as we move through tuesday morning, it begins to slide through and by afternoon, maybe as early as lunchtime it's sliding across the central bay, and by 2:00 in the afternoon already down into areas like fremont, along the peninsula, down the san mateo coastline. by the second half of the afternoon it's sliding into the south bay and then in time for the evening drive home, scattered showers during the forecast. i'm rolling you all the way into wednesday. we'll have scattered showers in the forecast for wednesday as well. tuesday and wednesday look like they will be wet. bring the umbrella, dig it out. probably don't know where it's at at this point, but you're going to need it a little later. for today mostly sunny. temperatures beginning to rebound in some areas. 49 degrees in fairfield. low 50s around the bay. 40s in areas over the north bay. napa a chilly start for you with partly to mostly close. antioch with mostly sunny skies and 50 degrees you have a fabulous day coming your way. 60s in the forecast by 11:00 or

so. i'm thinking upper 60s for your lunch hour. low 70s by 2:00 in the afternoon. going to 75 today and at 5 if you're planning on having dinner outdoors it's going to be nice and mild for your dinner hour. the extended forecast around the region for the afternoon, 72 santa rosa, 72 in napa. 66 for berkeley. mid-60s san francisco. still a cool day by the coast. partly cloudy skies, low 60s for pacifica, half-moon bay. 70 degrees this afternoon in santa cruz. low 70s expected for the south bay as well. mid-70s the closer you are to areas like morgan hill and gilroy. the extended forecast. back to work monday, going to be the warmest day and the big changes coming our way with wet weather, cooler weather tuesday wednesday lingering showers perhaps on thursday. back to the tech. thanks rosemary. the san francisco opera is making dreams come true for hundreds of people this weekend by selling some of it costumes. >> capes, so many capes.

>> some people started lining up friday night so they could be the first to search through all of the silk and beads. a total of 175,000 costumes are up for sale at discount prices at the warehouse. >> she died on her knees every night for 12 performances. to me that's what makes it so cool. >> many of the ball gowns are going for $300. because of the lace, hand touching and dyed fabric some of these gowns are costing as much as $3000 to make. >> some people doing some early halloween costume shopping. >> good idea. a circus animal breaks loose, what led up to a situation with an elephant and the damage left behind. >> and banned but getting a break, the move made that might allow bay area based tesla to sell its vehicles directly to the customer.

they say it's the happiest place in the world and disney land's it's a small world ride will be celebrating its 50th 50th anniversary to honor the event. disney land has planned an around the world sing along for april 10th. it will take place at all five disney resorts. richard sherman is expected to make an appearance at disney land for the event. the state of arizona could soon allow tesla to do direct

sales. arizona and four other states have banned online only sales of the luxury electric car, but just last week a new bill passed through an arizona senate committee that would allow the palo alto based company to sell outside a dealer network. many car companies and dealers say they are unhappy with the bill. a technology journalist says it all comes down to money. >> an electric vehicle really doesn't need upkeep whereas your traditional gas powered car needs oil changes, maintenance, transmission. that's a lot of lost recurring revenue for dealerships that. why they're fighting this. >> new jersey was the most recent state to place a direct sales ban on tesla. tesla is responding to those bans by calling them "an insult to the free market: a drug delivery service is launching in san francisco's mission district. the company called quickie says it will be using drones to deliver drugs to your door.

it will cost $1 in addition to the price of the item they ordered. once the drone has arrived it will alert your phone. the drone will drop off your package and fly away. quickie is inviting people to sign up as beta testers. biologists said river otters are making a home at lake tahoe. a marine biologist with the u.s. forest service says they've been spotted in south laying tahoe and other areas for the first time in decades. the river otter ecology project has recorded about 600 otter sightings in the bay area. late night television host jimmy kimmel has a long way to go to challenge ellen degeneralerer degeneres and her famous selfie. he took a president with mrs. clinton and president clinton and chelsey. we just checked recently and the photo has been re-tweeted several thousand times.

for a short of ellen degeneres' selfie with the a-list hollywood actors that has topped 3.4 million re-tweets. >> 3,000, 3 million. got a little ways to go. >> i like the effort. time now is 8:26. coming up on mornings on 2. taking a stand, how vice president joe biden plans to work on outlawing workplace discrimination against same sex couples. >> another round of nice weather on the way for your sunday afternoon. this morning we're waking up with partly to mostly cloudy skies, cool temperatures for some. when i expect these clouds to clear out of the way and what you can expect for your afternoon coming up.

good morning everyone.

welcome back to mornings on 2. i hope you're having a beautiful sunday. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm allie rasmus. let's get a quick look at the weather with rosemary. >> okay. another fabulous day out there. we are waking up once again with morning clouds, a little bit of patchy fog out there this morning. this is a shot over the bay looking north and west over parts of the berkeley this morning where again, waking up with a lot of that overcast sky. from the coast in the peninsula and for some inland this morning, let's take a tour. you can see here we've got plenty of it stretching from the west into the east. if we shift into the north bay, a few patches of sunshine perhaps down along san rafael, sauce rita waking up with partly cloudy skies. areas like concord into san ramon and then towards antioch and all these small communities in between. waking up with mostly sunny skies. along the east bay shoreline plenty of gray. livermore early on had partly cloudy skies turning mostly cloudy. along the peninsula right now we've got a stretch of clear

sky in and around the airport as well as san mateo and then you can see the south bay, plenty of cloud cover from san jose morgan hill and goo gilroy. the next hour or two it will begin to pull back and we'll be left with mostly sunny skies aft the coastline we'll be partly cloudy for today. temperatures right now in the mid-40s to mid-50s. 45 in concord. 50 degrees snap. 52 degrees where the running festival is going on in oakland. afternoon highs for today. low 60s at the coast. mid-60s in san francisco. upper 60s to low 70s for areas of the bay like hayward, fremont, mountain view, san jose, you're checking in at 72 and then in our inland communities the warmest spot, 75 for antioch, 74 expected in livermore. ville a look at -- i'll have a look at what we can expect, tomorrow will be warmer than today and wet weather for tuesday. i'll track that for you coming up. developing news on the search for missing malaysia airlines flight 370. the australian air force says another day of searching has come to an end with no sign of

the plane. malaysia says france has satellite images of objects that could possibly be from the missing airliner. it went missing a little more than two weeks ago with 239 people on board. yesterday china released a satellite image of what appears to be a large floating object in the southern indiana ocean. more than 300 bicyclists in malaysia are showing their support to the people aboard flight 370 and their families. the group held a ride for prayer event to honor the people on board. they decorated their bikes with small malaysian flan restaurant flags and stickers. new this morning, police are investigating a deadly crash in san leandro. it happened just before 11:00 last night on east 14th and hayes streets. one person was killed and two people were rushed to the hospital after two cars slammed into each other right by the cvs pharmacy. the accident closed down part of east 14th street for a short time. right now it's still not clear what caused that accident. police in san jose are

investigating the death of a woman who fell or jumped from a 6 story garage at santana row yesterday afternoon. it's unclear whether the fall was accidental or not. it happened while many people were arriving at the popular strip for dinner. the parking garage was shut down for several hours. richmond police are investigating two deadly shootings. the first shooting happened thursday night near the corner of south 4th street and florida avenue. then on friday a man was shot near south 35th street and wall avenue. the shootings happened just after richmond police announced a decrease in the city's crime rate. >> we're going to have crime just like everybody else is. we do the best that we can to fight that, and unfortunately these two came within a couple days of each other. >> police are asking anyone with information to come forward because they're offering a $10,000 reward for each case if a tip leads to an arrest and conviction. at least for now, legal analysts say the marriages of

hundreds of gay couples in michigan will not be recognized by the state. more than 300 gay couples rushed into michigan courthouses yesterday morning to tie the knot and obtain a marriage license. on friday a federal judge ruled that michigan's ban on gay marriage was unconstitutional paving the way for same-sex weddings. >> it's been such a long hard battle, but it is just a dream come true for us. >> there is a ton of love in the air around here. there are people from our neighborhoods that are here, like heterosexual couples that are here to support us. >> the weddings were stopped yesterday afternoon after michigan's attorney general intervened. marriage licenses will not be issued until at least wednesday while a federal appeals court considers the requests. vice president joe biden says lawmakers should never legislate against gay marriages. >> the single most basic of all human rights is the right to decide who you love. it's the single basic building

block. it is. >> biden spoke at a human rights event in los angeles last night. the vice president wants congress to pass legislation outlawing workplace discrimination against gays. a vigil is scheduled for an deputy in killed in an ambush. he was gunned down by fugitive ricardo chai knee. he graduated from napa high school and served 26 years in law enforcement. the vigil will be held at the fort bragg justice center at 8:00 tuesday night with a memorial service at the fort bragg cotton auditorium the next morning. a police k-9 who was shot while on duty last week in southern california is continuing to recover. 7-year-old bruno was shot in the lower jaw last thursday after he found a gunman hiding near a trash can. the bullet went through bruno's jaw and into his chest. police say the gunman continue to fire at officers before he

was shot and killed. the city of anaheim is paying for bruno's medical costs. we are finding out more about a train accident in marysville that killed one teenager and seriously injured another. it happened about 7:00 friday night near a little league field. 16-year-old makayla friend was walking to a school dance with her boyfriend when the two were hit. the boyfriend pushed makayla out of the way of the train and saved her life. >> can't imagine getting the worse call of your life knowing you dropped your sister off to go to a dance and it was supposed to be a special amazing night for her and her boyfriend of a year and get a call that says, you know, he's deceased and she's in critical condition. >> grief counselors will be at the teen's school tomorrow. happening now, the oakland running festival is underway. event organizers say they have more runners now than ever before. ktvu channel 2 reporter katie utehs is live at the finish line and tells us it's a very

festive scene out there. katie. >> good morning alley. it is festive. it is so exciting to see people cross the finish line. there's hugs, there's smiles, there's lot os of clearing. behind me are some of the 5k finishers. i did some running this morning as i tried to catch up with the the female 5k winner. >> it's great. i've run this race three of the previous four years and i've gotten second place all of those times, so it's nice to finally win. >> you're looking at video of the 5k start, the male winner is daniel lopez of san francisco. he ran it in a time of 16: 36. marathon runners are still on the streets. last i heard the person in the lead of the marathon was also a local from berkeley. this is the fifth festival, and it is a huge source of pride for oakland including the 5k winner who is an oakland

native. >> i was super excited when they first started this race to have something that was really oakland private pride, and it's great to be able to be here and run it and win. >> back out live here, seeing more of those folks crossing the finish line and they are heading around the corner to where they can refuel with a little food, samba that thats, granola bars, and water and there are going to be concerts out here as well. it's a really festive scene. at 9:15, the half marathon kicks off and at 9:20 there's a kids fun run. it is so great to see all the little ones out here. definitely some very tiny shoes about ready to hit the pavement in oakland. live in oakland, katie utehs ktvu channel 2 news. tomorrow night san leandro mayor stephen cassidy will present the state of the city address. he's expect today highlight tank forming the city's industrial area into a center for innovation and will discuss efforts to improve the quality of life in the city and

bringing back the her hi rhode island -- back the cherry festival at the end of may. march madness is in full swing and there have been plenty of upsets. the stanford men's basketball team hopes to punch its ticket to the sweet 16. they beat new mexico on friday. this morning stanford tips off against the 2nd seeded jay hawks. stanford is in the big dance for the first time this six years. the stanford women dance into march madness. opened up in ames iowa. bonnie samuelson made all 18 of her points from beyond the arc. she was 6 of 10 from 3 point range. stanford never tested in this one. next up is tennessee to florida state, that i know game and the cardinal moves back home to maples. the cal women in waco texas. the bears making their sixth appearance in eight years.

brittany boyd gets the bears rolling and turns it into a 3 point play when she's fouled. tight game all the way. cal down by 1. less than 20 on the clock. it's boyd with the drive, left side, and the lead. bears up 1. 15 seconds left. rams looking for that game winner. the ball falling just short of the rim. bears hang on 64-63. they get baylor in the second round: the city of san francisco is showing off a newly remodeled golf course at harding park. the $1.2 million project installed new greens, sand and modernized the drainage system. mayor ed lee took a ceremonial swing. the course near lake merced first opened in 1925 and has hosted pga tours, a world championship and a president's cup. first lady michelle obama tours one of the seven wonders of the world. at the top of the hour, her walk with her daughters along the great wall of china. plus the security scare in beijing this morning. >> i called my husband and he's like, i'm like elephants are

escaping. he's like get in the car. >> three circus elephants decide to bust out. the damage they caused during their 45 minute escape. >> a minor warm up in store for your sunday afternoon. this before wet weather returns to the area for next week. i'll have a look at your numbers for today when these clouds will clear and i'll have a look at how much rain we could see. >> and another live look outside. there is the good old east shore freeway. interstate 80 east and westbound looking great this morning, but i'll tell you what, it got a little choppy by 10:00 yesterday morning. if you are heading into san francisco or the east bay, be aware of that. time now is 8:41. you're watching mornings on 2.

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witnesses say they sang the national ukranian anthem, lowered the flag and left. russian armored personnel carriers broke through the gates at a secondary base. russian special forces fired warning shots in the air and detained ukranian troops. another volatile region of the world is the korean peninsula. north korea law firmed short range rockets into the sea off its east coast. it's believed they're using the rockets to protest american south korean military drills. president obama is heading to the netherlands for a nuclear security summit held every two years. south korea hosted the event back in 2012. on the agenda this week includes iran's nuclear program. overshadowing the summit is the situation in ukraine. the president will meet with leaders from seven world powers including germany, england and japan to discuss o'options in dealing with russia. those country haves already suspended preparations for an economic meeting that is scheduled in sochi russia later this year. on thursday the president will visit pope francis at

vatican city. the two men will discuss poverty across the world. this will be the second time president obama will meet the pope. back in 2009 the commander in chief spent time with pope benedict the xvi. anheuser busch and union representatives have reached a tentative deal. the company and international brotherhood of teamsters say they are focused on finalizing the language of that contract. once that is finished the deal will be up for ratification by union members. anheuser busch is based in st. louis and has 12 breweries in the u.s. ski season is starting to come to an end in the sierra. at 4:00 today homewood ski resort in tahoe will close for the season. the resort says it's just forced to shut down because of the lack of snow. many other resorts will remain open though for another few weeks. they've been using snow making machines so skiers and snow boarders can enjoy the slopes in the springtime weather. >> do you remember a couple of years ago some of those resorts were open through memorial day in may.

very different story. >> quite the different story. rosemary says maybe they shouldn't close yet because you have a system out there that is going to bring some snow to the sierra. >> yes, we've got one, maybe two feet of snow coming our way for the sierra mountains. looks like it will arrive by tuesday lasting into wednesday. wet weather for the bay area, snow for the sierra. today going to be a beautiful day. a look over san francisco. you can see the clouds still hugging the coastline there as we look towards the west. i think along the coastline today partly cloudy skies off to mostly cloudy skies for the afternoon. let's get a glimpse of that system here. you can see it still off the coastline, several hundred miles away. it will be making its way towards the bay area not today, not tomorrow, but about 48 hours from now we'll begin see those changes as the wet weather moves into northern california. i'm going to take you all the way into tuesday and then we'll come back around to today in just a moment. there we are, 10 a.m.

on tuesday morning, and you can see just that green hitting the north edge of the north bay. i think tuesday morning we are going to be with a dry commute as we get out the door. but as the day progresses, so does the rain. take a look by about noontime, 1:00, it's now shifting all the way into the central bay. for the morning hours the north bay begins to see that rain. by the afternoon we're seeing it over the central bay and by 3:00 or so moving into the south bay. i'm going to roll this for about a 24 hour period tuesday morning into wednesday morning and here's a look at some of the accumulations expected for the area. most urban areas picking up a quarter inch or so, maybe a little bit more in oakland. this is just a model here, and so it is going to change over the next couple of days. as you look farther north, perhaps half inch for some of our wetter spots, maybe our coastal hills picking up good rain. we know the deficit is very wide. we're talking several inches below average. it's not going to help make up for all that, but at least it's anding. right now at this hour outside our doors the partly cloudy skies, 46 degrees in santa rosa, 50 in san francisco, mid-

40s in concord, low 50s in san francisco where the running festival is happening this morning. 49 in san jose. let's take a tour for the afternoon. low 70s for petaluma, novato 70 expected for you. we will be mostly sunny away from the coast today. 73 in walnut creek. 73 for danville along the east bay shoreline a comfortable day, upper 60s in the forecast for you. 72 for san jose, 73 los gatos. 73 degrees in santa cruz with partly cloudy skies. 71 for redwood city. 678 san bruno. 65 san francisco, a cool day pacifica and half-moon bay with low 60s. the extended forecast the second half of your weekend in view. mostly sunny for the afternoon in most places. 73 for the inland areas, upper 60s along the bay. low 60s at the coast. temperatures even warmer for monday and they want wet weather cooler -- and then the wet weather, cooler weather moves in. the scattered showers will continue for wednesday, maybe even lingering into thursday morning. a new cooperative agreement

has been signed to protect and preserve mount tam tamalpais. the county of marin and the golden gate parks conservancy for the tamalpais land collaborative. with the five groups on board, mount tam has access to more volunteers and more money. the agreement was signed friday afternoon at a ceremony in tiberon. oakland residents are coming together as part of a community effort to clean up the city's neighborhoods. >> members of the long shoreman's union joined other volunteers to trim trees, pick up garbage and clean up graffiti graffiti. these clean up days reinforce a sense of community. >> what's beautiful about these community gatherings, it really gives neighbors the opportunity to know each other and realize that they're not alone in their desire to see a clean, healthy safe oakland. >> yesterday's clean up was part of the my oakland is

beautiful campaign, another cleanup day is scheduled for next week. >> it looks like divergent is on track to be the latest hit at the weekend box office. >> it won't be safe until they're removed. >> preliminary numbers show the new movie brought in 22 .$8 million on its first night. they're hoping the film will be the studios next big success. one of the films in the twilight series generated $70 million on opening weekend while the hunger games brought in 152 million. three circus elephants got a little taste of freedom after they escaped and ran through parking lot. the elephants went through a garage and damaged two cars. the elephants were rounded up and put back in their enclosure. >> we saw the other people running and we're like, oh, my god, they're escaping. i called my husband, i'm like tom the elephants are escaping. he's like get in the car. >> it took around 45 minutes

for the circus trainers to corral the elephants. no one was hurt. >> i can't say i ever saw an elephant running through the parking lot. >> they just wanted to get out. >> join the party out there. >> they may not win american idol but a group of firefighters won the heart of a young little girl. >> ♪ let it go and slam the door ♪ >> how the quick thinking of the firefighters helped a 4- year-old pull through a terrifying ordeal. >> when we return, a new drug 100 times more powerful than morphine. what it's used for and where it comes from.

firefighters are trying to find out what may have caused a fire at a southern california recycling plant the the fire started at 9:00 last night near 1st street and reservoir road. bundles of plastic caught on fire but that the building itself did not burn. it took about 80 firefighters to contain the flames. the hazmat team was called to the scene. no one was hurt. legal analysts predict the oscar pistorius trial could be explosive. the murder trial enters its fourth week tomorrow. prosecutors are close to wrapping up their case. the defense will then take over and as already promised to call the paraplegic public athlete to the stand. it is uncertain if he will take the stand first or testify at the end of the trial. the defense plans to call experts who will testify that neighbors could not have

possibly heard pistorius and his girlfriend arguing the night she was shot to death. medical researchers say they have come up a drug that is 100 times more powerful than morphine. the drug comes from the venom of ocean dwelling snails. australian researchers have only tested the drug on rats so the side effects on humans are not clear. a test on humans is at least two years away. morphine is used to alleviate chronic nerve pain from injuries, cancer, diabetic and other diseases. the open enrollment deadline for cover california is fast approaching and anyone who needs helping looking intortions should head to glide's freedom hall. glide will be hosting a free enrollment event from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. counselors will be on hand to help select the best plan based on medical needs and budget. anyone who plans on applying neat proof of residency, proof of income and a social security number. the open enrollment deadline is march 31st. supervisors want to put a

measure on the november ballot that would essentially charge an extra quarter for a 12-ounce can of soda. supporters say the proposal would generate more than a $30 million a year for children's health. opponents say that the tax raises the cost of living for consumers and hurts businesses. a town hall meeting featuring supervisors and medical professionals will be held at st. mary's medical centers morrissey hall at 6:00 tomorrow night. people in one english town are finding a new and easier way to buy everyday essentials. a new giant automated vending machine has been installed in the village of clifton. the town's last local shop closed more than a decade ago so this new machine allows them to get what they need until their next shopping trip out of town. the machine sells 80 items including bacon, eggs, and milk. >> i think it's definitely the way forward. it provides what you need and it stops you driving into town and having to park and all that. so it's really good. >> the rural shops alliance

says about 300 village shops close down each year in the uk forcing rural residents to travel as far as 20 miles to the nearest shop. new this morning, a crumpled up car in the middle of the street in the east bay. the investigation into a deadly late night crash in san leandro. >> and word of another security breach in california, thousands of people at risk after an encounter with the dmv. more straight ahead on mornings on 2. >> today another great day for most, but enjoy it while you can. we have wet weather on the way. i'll be tracking that for you. i'll have a look at your temperatures for your sunday coming up. the great american novel.

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we're live at the oakland running festival where the largest group of runners is about to start. the half marathon is 15 minutes out. i will also introduce to you a group of special runners. first lady michelle obama and her two daughters tour one of the great wonders of the world. developments surrounding the missing malaysian airliner get a new satellite image that could lead search crews to another location. "mornings on 2" starts now. and good morning, everyone. you are looking live at downtown oakland at the oakland running festival. it is the starting line right

now for the half marathon about to kick off. the full marathon already underway a good 90 minutes. a live report from the streets from ktvu coming up in just a bit. welcome, everybody. sunday, march 23rd. i am mike mibach. >> and i am claudine wong. we are beginning to see changes, a live look over the estuary, you can see clouds beginning to it scatter. the running festival in oakland, looked like the sun was beginning to shine. i have a two-hour loop. you can see how it is beginning to retreat. areas of novato, san rafael. mostly sunny in fairfield. areas like concord, antioch, the small communities have been

mostly sunny all morning long but partly sunny over areas like oakland and hayward, free moppet into livermore. partly cloudy skies there. we've got mostly sunny skies, but still socked in pretty good along the coastline. temperatures now a lot like yesterday morning. widespread 40s and 50s. 53 in oakland where the rung festival is happening. a nice turnaround today, temperatures in the upper 50s to upper 60s for the lunch hour. i will leave you with a look at your afternoon highs. find your neighborhood. it should be nice. mostly sunny with widespread 60s to 70s. we'll good even warmer for tomorrow, then rain moves in for tuesday. i'll be tracking that extended forecast coming up. happening right now, a new set of runners about to take off at the oakland running festival. nearly 0,000 people are taking part in this year's event.

ktvu live in downtown oakland with all the action. hey, katie. >> reporter: good morning, mike. it has been nonstop action out hear. the 5k awards are underway. the half marathon runners are starting to line up. they are packed in there. we found some folks geared up for the half marathon, and one of the run theres was actually going to be her first marathon. she's just a little nervous. >> my heart is beating a million miles a minute. i'm so nervous. >> reporter: you're excited. >> yes. >> reporter: the half marathon starts in about 15 minutes. you are looking at a special group of runners. these are wheelchair runners, team will, and team ari. they will start with specially fitted wheelchairs made for rung. the half marathon is the largest group. more than 4,000 runers will be

hitting this leg of the race. there are nearly 0,000 runners total out here today. so it is a great party. very festive. you can see seas of neon colors. it's bright, it's loud. there are concerts this morning and d.j.'s along the route. at 9:20 the kids fun run is our next leg of the race, following the half marathon. the full marathon runners, they are still out but we should be seeing some of them, hopefully soon. i'm told that the person who is currently in the lead is a berkeley native. so that's exciting. a local runner in the lead at this point. we'll have the latest on the races here in downtown oakland. for now, we'll toss it back to you. >> we'll check in with you in a little bit. thanks, katie. ktvu is one of the event sponsors. we have more information including a course map and street closures at ktvu.com in the hot topics section. police are investigating a deadly crash in san leandro.

two cars slammed into each other bey the cvs pharmacy. the accident closed down part of east 14th street for a short time during the investigation. >> we transported two patients to the hospital, and we had one patient that was dead on arrival. >> right now police say it's still not clear what caused the accident. >> if you have dealt with the dmv within the last seven months your credit card information may be compromised. a potential security breach at the california department of motor vehicles prompted officials yesterday to issue a statement. in it, it said there is no evidence of a, quote, direct breach, but officials say there is a possible breach from external vendors who process dmv credit card transactions. the website reports the potential breach involves on- line payments for dmv related services. an alert from mastercard indicates those transactions happened between august 2nd of last year and january 31st of this year, and that the information compromised includes credit card numbers,

expiration dates, and that three-digit security code printed on the back of your card. developing news on the search for missing malaysian airlines flight 370. the australian air force says another day of search hag come to an end with no sign of the jetliner. meanwhile malaysia says france has satellite images of objects that could possibly be from the missing jetliner. it went missing more than two weeks ago with 239 people on board. yesterday china released a satellite image of what appears to be a large floating object in the southern indian ocean. >> it is the most promising lead that's available internationally, but there are any number of other explanations about what might have been sighted as a result of this satellite imagery. >> search planes and ships have also been trying to find a pallet that was spotted from the air. wooden pallets are commonly used in shipping but can also be used in planes. an oakland woman says a

woman crashed right into her car during an illegal side show. she says the side show happened early yesterday morning at 106th avenue and macarthur. the woman who videotaped the side show said the red car smashed into the side of the white car. >> people are getting hurt from these side shows, and they need to realize that they need to do something different. >> police say they did not make any arrests during that said show. san francisco police will hold a meeting to talk about a deadly police shooting friday night. officers responded to a 911 call about a man with a gun. investigators say more than one officer opened fire at the machine after they say he pointed the weapon at them. police say two weapons were found at that time scene. the officers involved are now on paid administrative leave. the santa clara sheriff's office investigating a deputy- involved shooting. a man was arrested after officials say he rammed into three patrol cars repeatedly

yesterday morning. one deputy fired at least one shot at his vehicle. deputies say he then drove across the street and hit another car before crashing down a small ravine. he was later found and arrested. one deputy was taken to the hospital. the suspect was not hurt. a fund-raiser is being held in honor of fallen bart police officer tommy smith. he was killed during an apartment search when another detective mistook him for an armed suspect and shot him. an autopsy showed a single bullet missed his bulletproof vest and struck him in the chest. this morning a charity workout is being held. money raised will go to smith's family. the family of a 14-year-old redwood city girl who was hit and killed while riding her bike say they have resolved a wrongful death claim. she was killed on her way to school. the driver stopped and cooperated and no charges were

filed. the girl's family rejected the police findings and launched their own investigation. two sisters accused of using babies at their preschool in livermore will stand trial. the former owners of the preschool are now facing charges. last month investigators say they found some babies wrapped so tightly that they were sweating and were too hot to the touch. police say some of the babies even had their faces covered by blankets. the sisters will have their next hearing on april 4th. the police department's motorcycle traffic team in walnut creek will soon be hitting the pavement. starting this spring motorcycle officers will patrol neighborhoods in order to crack down on speeding drivers. the past two years the department has had to cut back on traffic enforcement because of decreased staffing. but this year the department is fully staffed with a total of 82 officers. the motor unit says they are excited to get back on the streets. starting tonight the pedestrian and bike path on the eastern span of the bay bridge

will close for a week. crews plan to replace a temporary connector with a permanent one, and they locals install a new gate and do some paving and striping. the path is scheduled to close around 8:00 p.m. and reopen by 6:00 a.m. march 31st. a new report says california's drought is putting a spotlight on water theft. according to the sacramento bee the state has no way of monitor whewing is tapping into fresh water supplies. it also says people who do get caught taking water are often allowed to keep taking it if they promise to get a permit. the report says some of the violators include illegal marijuana growers, farmers, and some home owners who live in rural areas. about 13,000 workers at university of california hospitals are scheduled to go on strike tomorrow. the strike is set to last for five days. patient care and technical workers, those what perform mri's and similar procedures, voted overwhelmingly to authorize the strike there. ' union says uc administrators have engaged in unfair practices. workers are planning to hit the

picket line at 7:00 a.m. at all uc hospitals in the state including san francisco and davis. first lady michelle obama is playing tourist with her daughters while traveling through china. today they visited the great wall of china, one of the seven wonders of the world. but before the historic visit there was a security scare at the u.s. embassy in beijing. as the motorcade pulled up two people started shouting. it didn't take long for officers to subdue the men but it is still unclear why they were yelling. and while the first lady is in china today the vice president sin southern california. his message that received a round of applause during a speech on human rights. and the ongoing search for people possibly buried during a massive mudslide outside of seattle. the devastation that came in a matter of seconds. today is shaping up to be another nice day. afternoon highs will be slightly warmer than yesterday. i'll have a look at those numbers, plus in the extended forecast we have rain and mountain snow on the way. when you can expect that to

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oakland at the oakland running festival. 10,000 people lacing them up. the marathon is actually off and running already. that started at 7:30 this morning. right now they're doing the countdown for the half marathon. that will take these runners through the streets of oakland. a 5k already -- there's the countdown right there. let's listen as they start the half marathon in downtown oakland. >> 3, 2, 1! [ applause ] >> and there they go. it's been a weekend of activity in oakland celebrating this year's running festival as the half marathon moves on. ktvu's katie is down at the starting line. she is going to come back and talk to us about 9:30. she's got an interview with two- time olympian and oakland native jim pines. three people have died and three others are fighting for their lives after a mudslide in washington state. it happened about 10:45 yesterday morning just about an hour outside of seattle. right now the mudslide is

blocking a portion of a road, cutting off the people who live in the small town of darrington. authorities say the slide is 135 feet wide and 20 feet high. this morning the search continues for anyone who might be trapped under the debris. >> i was coming down the hill, i just saw the darkness, like somebody wants to grab you, and everything was gone, like three seconds. >> officials say there is a potential for serious flooding downstream where part of the river is blocked. they are urging people who live in that area to evacuate. response crews are trying to clean up what could turn out to be a massive oil spill in the waters near houston, texas. a barge carrying nearly a million gallons of oil collided with a ship. the coast guard has not given an estimate of how much fuel has leaked into galveston barks which is about 40 miles southeast of downtown houston. but officials say a large amount has gone into the water. there is a concern for

migratory birds who use that shoreline as a habitat. a new set of surveillance cameras will be tested out today for the st. patrick's day parade in preparation for the boston marathon. police say they are testing out the cameras to see if police would like to use them for the next boston marathon. the cameras have the ability to help police pinpoint the exact location of any gunfire. >> everything will be live. there will be better coverage. just more resources out there to manage anything that happens to come up on the day. >> last year three people were killed and more than 250 people injured in the boston marathon bombings. dzhokhar tsarnaev is now facing the death penalty for that bombing. in massachusetts, firefighters recently sang a different tune. erica explains how they calmed

the nerves of a scared little four-year-old girl. ♪ let it go, let it go, turn around and slam the door ♪ >> reporter: it's the theme song to the hit disney movie "frozen." every kid knows it by heart. that's why these redding firefighters are singing it today. they sang that song to little kalen when she got stuck in this elevator wednesday afternoon. >> i went to go push the door, and nothing happened. >> reporter: the door was jammed inside 580 main street in redding. the shaft isn't fully enclosed so the only way out was up a ladder and over a wall. >> when they put the ladder down, that's when she kind of started freaking out. >> reporter: so the firefighter, a dad of three, started talk frozen with her, and that triggered a thought for his partner. >> before i could even get the

first words out about olaf, scott had his iphone out and started to play some music, and that immediately made things calm. the next thing you know, we're singing a chorus or two. >> i don't like to admit to the, but it just kind of sting your head. >> reporter: joking aside, these guys say they will do whatever they can to relax the tension in a rescue. as dads of young kids, they didn't have to think too hard. >> i thought, okay, how would my kid need comforting? >> it work. we got to a point where she was comfortable with us, and up the ladder we went, no problem. >> it was so nice to have firemen that have young kids that understand the situation and kept her calm and kept us all calm. >> very cool story there out of massachusetts. now that the fog has burned off, there's a little bit of sun peeking through. we'll send it over to rosemary to tell us what's in store today and the rest of the week. sounds like a storm coming. >> yeah, so nice weather today.

then as we get into tuesday, wednesday, we have rain coming. so we are going to benefit from both. your afternoon today slightly warmer than yesterday, giving awe look at a peaceful lafayette this morning. we have rolling green hills. again, some wet weather coming to those hills. for most of us, we could pick up a quarter inch, maybe even more for the coastal hills and parts of the north bay. but for today a ridge of high pressure strengthening over the area. we woke one the low clouds and fog again, but slowly clearing out, still seeing patches. but we will be mostly sunny for today, and along the coastline we'll turn partly cloudy for the end of the afternoon. temperatures today going up a few degrees over yesterday. and again, we'll get rid of that fog over next hour or two. as we get into tuesday, wednesday, changes are coming. we won't see it today, we won't seat on monday, but by taos date looks like, well, fairly early on, by 10:00, 11:00 in the morning, maybe the showers developing over the north bay, and then sliding south over the course of the afternoon. i'm going to run you through next few days. so bear with me here.

there are the low clouds this morning. you can see peeling back to the coastline by 10:00, 10:30, maybe 11:00. as we get into the afternoon still some lingering along the coast very close to the shore. so partly cloudy skies expected for the afternoon. tomorrow is going to be another fabulous day. we'll get past monday because i want to get you into tuesday morning. the morning drive is dry but there's that rain line moving in by 10:00 or so. by noon, 1:00, it's crossing over along the central bay and down the peninsula, along the coast. by 3:00 it is into the south bay. scattered showers in the forecast for teaching drive. now keeping in mind we're still a couple of days out. so this could change a little bit. but the take-away here is we have scattered showers developing on tuesday. it looks like we will remain wet for wednesday. outside our doors now, widespread 40s and 50s. mid-40s in santa rough 15. into areas like antioch, 56 degrees with mostly sunny skies. for antioch today you will go

to 75. 73 in concord. closer to the bay we have temperatures in the 60s. 69 for san rafael. a cool day at the coast. low 60s for pacifica. santa cruz, partly cloudy. for the south bay, low 70s expected for today. mid-70s closer to morgan hill and gilroy. the extended forecast, warming trend will continue today, tomorrow, and then wet, cooler weather arriving tuesday, wednesday, lingering showers possible thursday morning. back to the desk. the san francisco opera is making dreams come true for hundreds of people by selling off some of its costumes. >> so many capes. >> some people started lining up friday night so they could be the first to search through all the tools, silk, and beads. >> she died underneath every

night for 12 performances. of course there's going to be a spot. to me that's what makes sought cool. >> some of those gowns cost as much as $3,000 to make. >> apparently there were a lot of capes at the san francisco opera. christopher so excited. maybe i'll swing by, christopher, and grab a cape, since you have so many. a circus animal breaks loose. how this elephant escaped and the damage left behind. and giving ellen degeneres a run for her money, the twitter picture challenge last night by tv host jimmy kimmel. [ mom ] hi, we're the pearsons, and we love chex cereal.

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bit. a technology journalist says it all comes down to money. >> an electric vehicle really doesn't need upkeep, where as your traditional gas powered car needs oil changes, maintenance, the transmission can go, so there's a lot of lost recurring revenue for deals, and that's why they're fighting this. >> new jersey was the most recent state to place a direct sales ban on tesla. a new drug delivery service is looking to launch in san francisco's mission district, and it is causing quite a buzz. the company called quickie says it will soon be using drones to deliver drugstore goods to your home. it will cost just a dollar in addition to the price of the item. once the drone has arrived, it will alert your phone. with just one swipe, the drone will drop off your package and fly away. jimmy kimmel has a long way

to go to challenge ellen degeneres and her world famous selfie. kimmel took this photo with a group of people, including former president bill clinton, hillary clinton, and chelsea clinton. the photo has been retweeted several thousand times, far short of the selfie at the academy awards which was tweeted millions of times. more than 300 gay couples tied the knot yesterday. while one state will not recognize the marriages for now. >> reporter: we're live at the oakland rung festival where the half marathon just kicked o. i'll tell you about the winners from other races and a couple of local celebrity sightings. and outside our doors at this hour those clouds are clearing. our temperatures are warming.

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and they are off. 10,000 runners hitting the streets of oakland taking part in a 5k race, half marathon, and the main event, the marathon. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." it is sunday, march 23rd. i'm mike mibach.

>> first let's check on the weather with rosemary. >> a live look over the bay and the bay bridge. low clouds still floating over parts of the bay area. blue sky with plenty of sunshine expected today around the bay area. partly cloudy at the coast. let's take a look at where some of the low clouds still remain. santa rosa reporting partly cloudy skies. areas around san rafael, partly cloudy. napa beginning to see some better clearing. as we shift south take a look at the peninsula, the east bay, and the south basement still fairly widespread down from san mateo all the way from mountain view. east bay, looks like hayward, fremont, livermore still dealing with mostly cloudy skies but it is eroding. we will continue to see this push back over the next hour. we've got temperatures in the 40s to 50s. 52 in fairfield, 42 for san

rafael. 53 in mountain view. for the afternoon tack on a few degrees from yesterday. temperatures will be above the seasonal average with low 60s at the coast. mid-60s in san francisco. upper 60s for the east bayshore line. 74 for livermore and mid-70s for some of our warmest spots like antioch. when i come back i'll show you how long this warming trend is expected. i think we'll be even warmer for tomorrow. big changes coming our way. you'll need that umbrella. i will pinpoint when the rain will arrive coming up. happening now, nearly 0,000 people strapped on their tennis shoes for the oakland running festival. the event has brought out some celebrities. channel 2 reporter katie tells us she ran into a two-tim olympian. katie, what's going on out there? technical difficulties.

we will check in with katie in a few minutes. but right now we want to tell you about new information we just got in. a five-day strike by u.c. hospital workers has been called off. about 13,000 patient care technical workers who were set to walk off the job tomorrow for five days are now no longer going to do that. after a marathon session of negotiations a tentative agreement has been reached. so that five-day strike has been called off. developing news on the search for the missing malaysian airlines flight 370. the australian air force says another day of search hag come to an end with no sign of the plane. meanwhile malaysia says fransz has satellite images of objects that could possibly be from the missing jetliner. it went missing more than two weeks ago with 239 people on board. yesterday china released a satellite image of what appears to be a large floating object in the southern indian ocean. more than 300 cyclists in malaysia are showing their support to the people aboard

flight 370 and their families. the group held a ride for prayer event to honor those on board. they even decorated their bicycles with small malaysian flags and stickers that read "pray for mh370." police are investigating a deadly crashed that happened last night on east 14th and hayes streets. two cars slammed into each other right by the cvs pharmacy. the accident closed down part of east 14th street for a short time for that investigation. right now it is still not clear what caused the accident. police in san jose are investigating the death of a woman who either fell or jumped from a six-story garage yesterday afternoon. right now it is not clear whether the fall was accidental or not. but it happened while many people were arriving at the popular center for dinner. the parking garage was shut down for several hours. richmond police are investigating two deadly shootings that happened two days apart. the first shooting happened

thursday night near the corner of south fourth street and florida avenue. friday a man was shot near south 35th and wall avenue. those shootings happened just after richmond police announced a decrease in the city's crime rate. >> we're going to have crime just like everybody else. we do the best that we can to fight. that unfortunately these two came within a couple of days of each other. >> police are asking anyone with information to come forward. they are offering a $10,000 reward for each case if a tip leads to an arrest and conviction. >> at least for now legal analysts say the marriages of hundreds of gay couples in michigan will not be recognized by the state. more than 300 gay couples rushed to michigan courthouses yesterday morning to tie the knot and obtain a marriage license. on friday a federal judge had ruled that michigan's ban on gay marriage was unconstitutional, paving the way for same-sex weddings. >> it's been such a long, hard battle, but it has been a dream come true for us.

>> there is a ton slough in the air. there are people from all neighborhoods that are here, like treat trough sexual couples that are here to support us. >> however, the weddings were then stopped yesterday afternoon when michigan's attorney general received a temporary stay. an appellate court will now consider michigan's emergency request to delay same-sex marriages. vice president joe biden says lawmakers should never legislate against gay marriage. >> the single most basic of all human rights is the right to decide who you love. it's the single basic building block, it is. >> biden spoke at a human rights event in los angeles last night. he was introduced to the podium by his wife. the vice president wants congress to pass legislation outlawing workplace discrimination against gaze. >> we saw that technical problem at the running festival. let's get back to katie with an update, plus an interview with an olympic start.

what's happening, katie? >> reporter: mike, the two-time olympic gold medalist jim hines tells me what he's most excited about is the kids fun run. he says this is the future of the sport, and he is so excited to see it happening here in his hometown. i have to tell you the half marathon kicked off a few moments ago. running that half marathon, our own ktvu ken wayne made a surprise appearance as he ran by. let me show you the start of that race. the half marathon is the largest group of runners out here today, about 4,000 people partake in that. we spoke with two-time olympic gold medalist jim hines. he broke records becoming the first person to better 0 seconds for the 10 meter race. as an oakland native he's really excited to see the running festival grow. >> oh, yeah to help something

like this, in your own city, if i would have had this back in 1961 and '6 2, i'm sure that would have enhanced me more to be a faster person and to maybe win three gold medals instead of two. >> reporter: the video you are seeing are the wheelchair runners who kicked off the half marathon. that is team will and team ari. they were allowed to start the race off ahead of the half marathon pack. very excited to be out here this morning. also tell you the 5k winners are local. they are from san francisco and oakland. we have a lot of oakland pride out here, a lot of bay area pride. you are taking a live look at the finish area where people are getting rehydrated, stocking up on bananas, apples, a granola bar after run sog many miles. people are just excited to celebrate all their accomplishments. there are going to be d.j.'s throughout the course, also bands playing here at the finish line, and there is just

a party at the end of this race. live in oakland, ktvu channel 2 news. in other news a candlelight vigil is scheduled for tuesday night for a deputy killed in an am bush. investigators say 48-year-old deputy was gunned down bey a fugitive last wednesday near fort bragg. the deputy graduated from napa high school and served 26 years in law enforcement. the vigil will be held at 8:00 tuesday night with a memorial service at the fort bragg cotton auditorium the next morning. a police canine who was shot while on duty last week in southern california is continuing to recover. seven-year-old bruno was shot in the lower jaw last thursday after he found a gunman hiding near a trash can. the bullet went through bruno's jaw and into his chest, just one inch from his heart. police say the gunman continued to fire at officers before he was eventually shot and killed. the city of anaheim is paying for bruno's medical costs but once he retires those costs

will shift to his handler. >> we're finding out more about a train accident in marysville that killed a teenage boy and seriously injured his girlfriend. it happened about 7:00 friday night near a little league field. family members say the 16-year- old was walking to a school dance with her boyfriend when the two were hit. they also say the boy pushed michaela out of the way of the train and saved her life. >> you can't imagine getting the worst call of your life, knowing that you just dropped your sister off for a dance that's supposed to be a special amazing night for her and her boyfriend, and get a call that he's deceased and she's in critical condition. >> grief counselors will be at the school tomorrow. tomorrow night san leandro mayor steven cassidy will present the state of the city address. he is expected to highlight major projects and will also discuss efforts to improve the quality of life in the city and will talk about bringing back

the cherry festival at the end of may. some oakland residents have teamed up as a community effort to clean the city's neighborhoods. >> good job, bo, good job. >> memories of the longshoremen's union joined others to clean up. the cleanup days reinforce a sense of community. >> what's beautiful about these community gatherings, it really gives neighbors the opportunity to know each other and to realize that they're not alone in their desire to see a clean, healthy, safe oakland. >> yesterday cleanup was part of the my oakland is beautiful campaign. another cleanup day is scheduled for next weekend. >> i was going to say, it's nice that the weather cooperated. >> sure. >> coming up on mornings on 2, meeting some of the biggest celebrities, the golden ticket

many kids in the bay area are hoping to snatch up for this wednesday, and what they're required to do to get it. and a circus animal breaks loose. how this elephant escaped, and the damage left behind. another nice day in store for the bay area but these nice days are numbered. i'll have a look at your temperatures for your afternoon, and i'll have wet weather on the way. i'll show you in that the extended forecast. now another live look out there. highway 24 in lafayette where the sun is shaneing down on the highway there, looking great in both directions. time now 9:4 2. you're watching "mornings on 2."

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is based in crimea. russian forces took down all ukrainian insignia and posted a russian flag in front of the sun. troops have also seized two air bases. ukrainian troops tossed smoke bombs while russian troops countered with gunfire. eventually the ukrainian troops retreated. witnesses say they sang the national ukrainian anthem, lowered the flag, then left. russian special forces fired warning shots in the air and then detained the ukraine union troops. another volatile trine world is the korean peninsula. for the second straight day north korea launched short- range rocket into the sea off its eastern coast. it is believed that pee pyongyang is using the event as a protest. president obama is headed to the netherlands for a

nuclear security event. on the agenda includes iran's nuclear program but overshadowing the summit is the situation in ukraine. the president will meet with leaders from seven world powers to discuss options in dealing with russia. those countries have already suspended preparations for an economic meeting scheduled in sochi, russia later this year. on thursday the president will visit pope francis at vatican city. the two men will discuss poverty. this is the second time president obama meets a pope. back in 2009 the commander in chief spent time with pope benedict xvi. if you're just joining us, welcome. let's turn to rosemary and focus on the weather. a little overcast but starting to break through is the sun. >> i'm calling it good news and even better news. we have mostly sunny skies and warmer temperatures for today. we are going to get some much needed rain come our way by tuesday and wednesday. a live look over the oakland

estuary, perhaps heading towards the east where we are continuing to see those clouds break up and the sunshine will be pouring in for the afternoon. we'll be partly cloudy along the coastline. but again, beginning to see those low clouds erode as we speak. as we speak we do after storm on the approach there. it is several hundred miles out over the pacific. but it is making trek towards the bay area. it won't get us today, it won't get us tomorrow, but by tuesday morning we'll begin to see that rain move in. think the morning drive is going to be dry. this shows us how much rain we can expect to see. it is also going to give us a bit of a tame line. 9:00 a.m., the green still to the north. by 10, 11:00, it is moving to the north bay. by the lunch hour, 1:00 or so it is crossing over into the south central bay, along the east bay, as well as the peninsula, down the san mateo county coastline. as we get into 3:00 or so it's into the south bay. this storm could slow down a bit. it could speed up just a bit. but here is the timeline of

what we're looking at for tuesday. showers developing over the course of the morning and early afternoon. then i'm going to runt through to wednesday morning and show that you from tuesday morning into wednesday morning we could pick up quarter inch or so maybe a little bit more in some areas, and then the farther north we go the bet tear opportunity of picking up more than that, perhaps even a half inch to maybe an inch for our coastal hills. so we will be keeping an eye on that but that's tuesday into wednesday. for today a slightly warmer afternoon with patchy fog expected at the coastline, and that ridge of high pressure will be locked in for today as well as tomorrow. 47 degrees right now outside. concord, san jose 50 degrees. for the afternoon today, quite nice. 73 expected for sonoma, 66 in sausalito. to the east bay, temperatures in up ther 60s in areas like oakland, san leandro and hayward. low 70s for walnut creek, mid- 70s for antioch. it is going to be splendid.

72 for san jose, 70 for santa cruz this afternoon with partly cloudy skies. 65 for san francisco. low 60 expected for pacific car, half moon bay, ocean beach. extended forecast with the second half of your weekend, mostly sunny, temperatures continuing to climb into your back to work monday with temperatures in the low to mid- 70s. then the bigger change comes tuesday into wednesday with cooler weather as well as wet weather. tuesday, wednesday, perhaps a few showers thursday. and mountain snow in the sierra, one to two feat. this week 16,000 students will fill oracle arena to hear celebrity speeches and performances. the event is called "we day." you can't buy tickets. the only way for students and teachers to go is to earn a seat by making a positive difference locally or globally. and some children in san

francisco did just that. san francisco's dolores park. there's picnics, a play ground, and on this crystal clear winter day, it's home to some kindness. >> we are cleaning up trash. >> reporter: a group of students with the western edition beacon center program run by the ymca are cleaning up san francisco. >> makes me feel like a great person to help out our community. >> reporter: they're cleaning to get in. that is, to get in to "we day." >> yes, i'm going to "we day." >> reporter: joshua norman is a program leader of the program. norman says she's been trying since last month to get children in her program into "we day." norman says doing a number of service projects in san francisco is what these students will do to earn their ticket. >> i think that hat given them an appreciation for community service. they're learning about giving back and being -- not always expecting stuff in return.

>> reporter: "we day" is said to inspire a generation to accident. these boys and girls are doing just that. next weak they'll join thousands of other students at oracle to learn how to give even more. >> i'm excited, because i never have been there before. i want to see how it works and stuff. >> and ktvu is a proud sponsor of "we day" scheduled for this wednesday. if you would like to watch the event we will be streaming it live at ktvu.com. it looks like the film "day vergent" is on track to be the latest hit at the weekend box office. preliminary numbers show the new movie brought in $22.8 million on its first night and is on track to bring in more than $55 million this weekend. summit entertainment is hoping the film will be the studio's next big box office success. one of the films in their twilight series brought in$70 million on opening weekend while "the hunger games" racked up 152 million. three circus elephants got

a little taste of freedom after they escaped and ran through a parking lot in missouri. the elephants went through a garage and damaged at least two cars yesterday. the elephants were soon rounded up and put back in their enclosure. >> we saw the other people running, and we were like, oh my god, they're escaping, like what's going on. >> i called my husband. i'm like, tom, the elephants are escaping. he's like, get in the car! >> it took around 45 minutes for the circus trainers to corral the elephants. no one was hurt. an important meeting for soda lovers in san francisco. the discussion tomorrow night to charge an extra quarter for a can of pop. and a short-term solution to help people stock up on groceries. the unusual store that's popped up in one village in the u.k.

firefighters are trying to find out what may have caused this fire at a southern california recycling plant. the fire started about 9:00 last night in pomona.

fire officials say bundles of plastic caught fire but that the building itself did not burn. it took nearly 80 firefighters to contain this one. a hazmat team was called to the scene. no one was hurt. legal analysts predict the oscar pistorius trial could be explosive this week. the murder trial of the south african olympic runner enters its fourth week tomorrow. prosecutors are close to wrapping up their case. the defense will then take over and has already promised to call the olympic athlete to the stand. now, it is uncertain if he will take the stand first or testify at the end of the trial. the defense plans to call experts who will testify that neighbors could not have possibly heard pistorius and his girlfriend arguing the night that she was shot to death. medical researchers say they have come up with a drug that is 100 times more powerful than morphine. the drug comes from the venom of ocean dwelling snails. so far researchers have only tested the drug on rats so the side effects on humans are unclear. a test on humans is at least

two years away. morphine is used to alleviate chronic nerve pain from injury, cancer, die bees and other diseases. supporters proposing a controversial soda tax in san francisco plan to make their case tomorrow night. some want to put a measure on the ballot that would charge an extra quarter for a 12-ounce can of so dan. supporters say it would generate more than $30 million a year for children's health. opponents say the tax rate hurts businesses. a town hall meeting will be held at st. mary's medical center morrisey hall at 6:00 tomorrow night. people in one english town are finding a new and easier way to buy their everyday essentials. a new giant automated vending machine has been installed in the village of clifton. the town's last local shop closed more than a decade ago so this new machine allows them to get what they need until their next big shopping trip out of town. the machine sells 80 items including bacon, eggs, and

milk. >> i think it's definitely the way forward. it provides what you need, and it stops you driving into town and having to park and all that. so it's really good. >> about 300 village shops close down each year forcing residents to travel up to 20 miles to find an open store. >> interesting story. i can see buying sornings or maybe paper towels, but bacon? >> bacon, eggs, and milk are on my mind. now i'm hungry for breakfast. >> i'll get to breakfast in a few minutes, but it's shaping up to be a nice day. >> if you are stepping out maybe to get from breakfast for yourself, temperatures in the 50s as we get into the 10:00 hour. clouds continuing to erode. by lunchtime mostly sunny skies, upper 50s to upper 60s in the forecast. for second half of today we are going to go warmer than yesterday by a few degrees. we'll be anywhere from four to six degrees above the seasonal average. low 70s in santa rosa, mid-70s

in antioch, upper 60s to low 70s around the bay, 65 expected in san francisco with low sick at the coast. the extended forecast, warm today, even warmer for tomorrow, then there it is, finally some rain coming our way. some snow for the sierra. it looks like it could -- it arrives on tuesday, could last through wednesday. maybe langerring shower on thursday. the futurecast models want to bring more rain for weekend. >> good, spring showers. >> we need them. >> that is our report. for all of us at ktvu, thanks for make ktvu your choice for news. >> you can get updates any time at ktvu.com, on facebook, and twitter. thanks for joining us.

i'm chris wallace. now a french satellite finds debris in the search for malaysia airlines flight 370. the investigation now focus onz objects spotted by satellite in the indian ocean. >> if there is anything down there, we will find it. >> and the fbi tries to retrieve files deleted from the pilot's flight simulator. passengers and families continue their agonizing wait. we'll have a live report on breaking developments and talk with the chair of the house homeland security