a student diagnosed with measles. the steps health officials taking to prevent the spread of the disease. >> getting the family to shore. what has happened for a sick little girl and her family after they were stranded thousands of miles off the coast of mexico. >> and hitting the big jackpot. where a lottery ticket worth more than $200,000 was sold right here in the bay area. mornings on two starts right now. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> and good morning. you are taking a live look at uc berkeley where health

officials warning people to get vaccines against the measles. this after a second student came down with the illness. allie will have more on this story in just a bit. good morning. welcome to mornses on it. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. claudine said i can come in. >> good to see you. >> good to see rosemary. how is it looking? . >> it's looking, take a look. it's a beautiful start to the day. the sun is up. we have just a little bit of patchy fog out there this morning and partly part cloudy skies. we are in for great weather. it's a cooler start, from four to eight degrees cooler than where we as the resulted yesterday morning but the sun is shining. we can't complain about that. it's a warmer day for the afternoon. breezy for some, especially along the coastline. i will have details on the warm up as well as the windses and in the extended forecast it'll just get warmer. i will have a look at the

extended forecast and what is happening outside the door coming up. >> time now 7:01. new this morning a second uc berkeley student has been diagnosed with the measles. allie live on the campus now to tell us how the university is responding the best way to avoid getting that virus. good morning. >> good morning. the best way to avoid getting the virus is to get the vaccine. that's what will be happening here at the university health services center on the berkeley campus. health officials will give the vaccine to anyone who wants or needs it's today between ten and one this afternoon. this all comeses after health officials confirmed yesterday that a berkeley student was infected measl es and may have exposed people they say the student rode bart home from oakland airport on march 30th and attended classes on the campus april first through the third. measlesls is highley contagious. the virus can stay airborne for up to two hours.

if you get the vaccine with in 72 hours of being exposed you can be protected. health officials say if someone had it before or has it the vaccine they are unlikely to get sick. this is the second time in as many months that berkeley has had to deal with a student with measles who took bart. another one exposed an unknown number of passengers the infected student in this case is not related to the one in february. coming up in the next hour. we will talk about what the university is doing for the classmates of this infected student and talk about how long lue have to watch out for the symptoms of the virus. live in berkeley. >> all right. time now 7:03. california has seen a high number of measles cases. yesterday the state department said there have been at least 51 cases this year compared to only four the same time last year. most involve people who traveled to or were in contact

with known measles cases. also new, you may be $233,000 richer this saturday morning if you bought a mega millions lottery jackpot ticket in union city. some very lucky person matched five out of six numbers last night. that ticket was bought at island pacific supermarket. someone in los angeles won the 30 million dollar prize after matching all the numbers in last night's draws. that was bought at the century city 76 gas station. that winner has 180 days to claim the prize. >> happening now, several people are without water after a water main break-in oakland. it happened at 17th avenue and east 21st just a few hours ago. you can see that water gushing up from the street, causing a bit of a mess. east bay mud is at the scene and they say they will dig into the streets to repair that broken line. rescue operation is underway to help a family stranded a thousand miles off

the coast of mexico. airthe family set sail last month for a trip around the worm. their 1-year-old got sick and their 36-foot boat lost power in rough seas. on thursday night a four person crew from the california air national guard base in mountain view parachuted into help them. they say the family is in good spirits and the girl is stable. >> so far they have said they -- they have plenty of food and water on the boat and plenty of medical supplies. >> a navy ship will take them to shore today. they will then be transferred to a helicopter to take them to a medical facility. >> people are still shocked this saturday morning about what happened last night at the oakland coliseum. >> due to field conditions, tonight's game has been postponed. >> can you believe that? 15 minutes before the a's were supposed to play the mariners,

the game was canceled. the umpires ruled the field was unplayable because the infield was left uncovered during a overnight rain storm and that left a lot of a's fans angry and disappointed. >> i thought they could have -- played out this game. >> you think --. >> yes. >> i know that wet fields can be a source of injury soy don't want anyone getting hurt. that was their call i get that. >> this was the first one at the coliseum in third days. before this there hadn'tn 't a rain out since 1998. we don't know when the make up game will happen. senate giants in los angeles playing the dodgers and the giants won last night. the giants started strong in the first inning, michael morris, doubled into the gap. the they had a 2-0 lead. later with the giants leading 3- 0 bases loaded, the pitcher came through with the bat. knocked in two runs.

the giants beat the dodgers 8- 4. >> happening today the city of san francisco is hoping to get hundreds of firearms off the streets during a gun buy back event. 529 guns were turned in at past events in the city and the buy back is sponsored by church groups, city supervisors and the mayor. they say that the program is part of a public safety strategy. that buy back is going to be held from nine to two. the new grocery outlet store on bayshore. $100 will be paid for any gun turned in. 200 for assault weapons. there is a limit of five firearms a person. >> army officials say they may never know motive behind the shooting rampage at fort hood. three were killed, 16 hurt but the shooter killed himself. investigators say he argued with other soldiers just before the shooting. now before the shooting lopez had been treated for depression

and stress. he was also being checked for ptsd. however the army said that his mental health issues don't appear to be the main cause for that rampage. >> we have not found any specific traumatic event, wounds received in action, contact with the enemy or anything else specific that he may have been exposed too while deploy. >> the service scheduled next wednesday on the base for those three soldier who were killed. the fort hood shooting has restarted the debate about military people carrying weapons on military bases. right now concealed personal weapons are banned inside united states military bases. some want to repeal the ban bypassing the safe military bases act. the army chief of staff said that's not necessary. >> we have those that are armed. i believe that allows us the level of protection necessary.

>> the safe military bases act is not yet scheduled for congressional vote. >> walnut creek police say they are seeing an increase in home burglaries in a neighborhood that doesn't usually have a problem with crime. it's a gated senior community with a guarded security entrance and only one road in and out the police say burglary reports have increased over the past six moss, so now the department is stepping up it's patrols. >> there was no patrols whatsoever. they wouldn't come unless they were specifically called. now they are here quite often and show quite a presence. >> police have not made any arrests. tyson is recalling more than 75,000 pounds of chicken nuggets. that's after customers reported finding small pieces of plastic in their food. it involves five pound bags of frozen white meat chicken nuggets sold at sam's club stores across the country. it also includes 20-pound bulk packs of nugget shaped breast patties.

according to the department of agriculture, the problem was traced to a product scrape erin side a blending machine. >> the tolls go up on monday on the golden gate bridge. the current toms of $5 if you have fast track, six out with. both go up a dollar on monday. after that, the tolls will go up 25-cents a year between 2015 and 2018. the bridge district said that the toll hikes will bring in $138 million to help erase a projected 142 million-dollar deficit over five-years. almost 11,000 people including 49ers legend roger craig are expected to rock and roll through san francisco today. it's all part of the transamerica rock and roll half marathon. here say look at last year's runners. you see them going across the bridge? tomorrow morning's event will start at 6:30. you will hear a lot of music. beepeds scattered throughout the course at one mile

intervals. organizersers expanded the course so more athletes can get out and run. >> that's a beautiful run. >> all right. 7:10. it's called the best place in the country to take your children. and you don't have to go far to get there. we will show you the traction that is topping the list. >> and a city that's over run by cats. now there is a plan to get rid of them. why those who help those cats may not be breaking the law. >> a warming trend is in store for your bay area weekend. wait, it's a chilly start. ly have a look at the numbers right now and what you can expect for the second half coming up.

time is running out to use the black boxes belonging to

that plane that went missing nearly a month ago. expects say the battery that run the black boxes will run out soon. search crews are using a toad pinger locater pinger to try to help them find the machine. it listens for signals from what they hope is an 't damaged black box. many say it's a long shot but they hope it works. >> we have nothing to loose. certain have a shot in the indian ocean than it has alongside the dock. if they can't find the boxes experts say it could take years to find the plane. the flight disappeared on march 8th while on its way touching a. it was carrying 239 people. homeland security are launching a campaign to get more countries to track lost and stolen passports. homeland security officials say many do not report missing passports, a trend they call disturbing and alarming. after 9/11 the criminal police organization created a database to allow 190 countries to track

the missing passports. in 2012 more than one billion boarded airplanes without having their passports checked into the system. >> huge number that leaves us exposed to another dangerous incident. >> expects say the missing flight 370 is further evidence of this trend. two people on board that plane had stolen passports. security officials say that only three countries, the united states, united kingdom and united arab check the database, others do not participate in the program. >> hundreds of people came together yesterday in arlington washington state, praying for the victims of last month's deadly landslide. >> we will not fear though the earth give way. >> they worked more than 30 church communities hosting the event a large banner that read together was hanging behind the podium. search officials say 30 people were killed when that mudslide

buried the community back on march 22nd. they say more than a dozen people are still missing. some of the victims of the slide may sue the government. many of them say they didn't know about the danger of a land collapse. despite years of earlier warnings. most say that the chance of winning would be very small. normally government agencies are not liable for landslide damages. there may be another option. they may sue the logging company that cleared a small part of that land above the hillside but right now its not clear if that logging may have had anything to do with the landslide. >> i was up in tahoe. >> you were freezing. >> yeah. you know -- thursday was great. friday is started snowing we were coming off the chair lift and i think someone said isn't this april? we were skiing in powder. it was strange. now you see a warm up on the way. >> yeah. >> can't keep up. >> it felt like a april, may,

we are going to see a turn around for the weekend. we are waking up with partly to mostly cloudy skies a i look into san jose where we have mostly cloudy conditions, we will be partly cloudy to mostly sunny. i think the clouds will continue to clear out over the next couple of hours, temperatures with the clear skies in many areases, a lot cooler, the rain is gone but we have clouds along the coastline and we just showed you san jose where we are dealing mostly cloudy skies, livermore with mostly cloudy skies, along the east bayshore line a little bit of low cloud, fog cover, areas like santa rose anapa with visibility down to a quarter mile. if you have an early morning drive be prepared the north bay valley locations dealing some of that thick ground level fog. 39 degrees right now in napa, one of the chillier spots, around the bay 40s to low 50s a

bit of a chill. 4 had44 in haywood. to the east bay, temperatures in the low 40s. we have 41 for you, 45 lafayette. 44 san ramon, ori nda at 44 degrees. for your afternoon, temperatures will warm up over what we had yesterday. the winds will pick up over the course of the afternoon. generally light but still enough -- chill in your bone itself are you stepping out a light breeze in sfo, san jose and take a look at half moon bay. the windses gusting from the north and northwest. that north northwesterly breeze will stick with us and here is why. that system that brought us some rain yesterday pushing off to the east. we have a ridge of high pressure building in over the bay area for the weekend that will bring the warm up but the pressure between the two kicking up the winds for today. here is a look at the warming trend as we get through the

weekend. sunday will be the warmest day. today warmer than yesterday and by sunday i'm thinking five to ten degrees above what we will get for today. here is a look at the numbers, for the afternoon. 69 expected in santa rose a. upper 70's for -- upper 60's for nevado, 69napa, 66 san rafael. to the east bay temperatures will be in the mid60 ha -- going to 70 this afternoon for concord, into areas right around the peninsula. we have 60s, low 60's for san francisco, san mateo, 68 mountain view. upper 60's for san jose. morgan hill and about 70 degrees for gill row. i have a feeling a lot of us headed that way for the weekend. mostly sunny a cool afternoon. upper 40s in the forecast for today. then upper 50s in the forecast for your sunday. the extended forecast here with the bay area weekend always in view. partly cloudy for your saturday. little bit of fog this morning.

temperatures continuing to warm into sunday. 78 for inland communities on sunday. low 70s round the bay. upper 60's for the coast. as we get into monday, fuss, going warmer. temperatures in the low 80's for the inland communities, widespread 70s around the bay. getting to 70 degrees along the coastline and then looks like at this point wednesday will be slightly cooler but the extended forecast showing you dry weather. back to the desk. >> time now is 7:20 and exploding f era l cat population has triggered a debate. the city council may vote next week on a plan that would ban the feeding of stray cats. >> some are matted, some are skinny. >> michael describes the f era l cats. he works at three star tattoo on second street just a half block from where people feed the strays. him back it up. unload, go this way and are gone. >> reporter: called river cats by some a nuisance by some, this is one of the locations

you can see the milk and what was a feeding tray. i'm told the cats come straight up out of the storm drain. >> we were trying to run a business where you are clean and trying to run a business where people respect and want to come. it's hard when you have stray cats. >> reporter: it's hard to say how many unwanted cats stalk the streets but expects think it's six cats to every person. to try to tame the growing colonies, they are considering an ordinance that would prohibit the feeding of cats on public property. >> it's cruel. it's ridiculous. you can't --. >> reporter: susan and raymond work with the homeless animal response program they say since january they have captured and fixed about 100 of the animals. raymond said he will continue to feed them even if the ordinance passes. >> i'm a law abiding citizen. i may have to break a law. i really can't just leave them to die. >> reporter: he said that the proposed ordinance falls short

of addressing the problem. downtown business owner wayne thompson wants something done. >> getting to be a problem. >> reporter: but wonder itself it'll work. >> bothered with other stuff will they enforce it? >> reporter: the council will vote next tuesday. >> a woman had big dreams of going to college but then an illness forced her to fight to get her high school diploma. why she is now going to the ivy leagues. >> finding your favorite cereal is no accident. where those boxes placed why the people on the box may look right at you. [doorbell rings]

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seven teenagers will arrive back home after spending a week in africa. the group left from sfo last week and their trip was the brain child of san francisco

police officer jason johnson. the group spent nine days getting some perspective on the difference between life in the city's bayview area and in west africa. officials with the san francisco court are warning people about a scam that involves someone who has been posing as a police officer. court officials say someone is calling people and telling them there is a warrant out for their arrest because they failed to show up for a summons. the court said it never makes calls asking for information or money. anyone no believes they are a victim are asked to call the police. >> there is a new study that says the characters you see on cereal boxes may look the you for a reason. adult cereals are put on higherselfs and children are put on the lower shelves. they found that the characters on the adult look straight ahead. they meet you in the eye. they say that the character others kid's appear to be looking down as if they want to

make eye contact with children. >> the eyes were inflected at the downward angle about 9.6- degrees. >> the study said that direct eye contact between humans encourages trust. they found that the same result with character and human eye contact a spokesperson from kellogg said they don't intentionally position their characters on cereal packages. if you want to own something from outer space next week could be your chance to buy a piece of space history. on tuesday the auction house -- they will auction off some of space history rebiggest relics. some of them include mesh and russian space suits. tellthey said that several of the items will go on sale directly from the astronauts who took them into space. >> they are illegal and dangerous but we have learn

that with one small chemical change they can get back on the market. the new warning from police to parents. >> and getting them back to shore the rescue operation underway for a family stranded off the coast of mexico. the critical step that will be taken today. >> high pressure moving in to the bay area and the temperatures moving up. just how much warmer i expect we will be for saturday afternoon coming up. bulldog: mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money

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a second student diagnosed with the measles. how other students and some bart riders may have been exposed. good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. rosemary can you give claudine a nice forecast? >> it's coming right up. how about first a beautiful shot over the bay looking toward the east, the sun is up and shining. up now for about 40 minutes. it's a cool start out there but now that the sun is up we will start to see a turn around. not all of us waking up with the sun. santa rosa, napa, the north bay valley reporting fog and it's very thick in some areas. if you have to be out maybe an early morning soccer game. just that to be aware of. i'm seeing some along the coastline. san jose partly sunny, livermore partly sunny, mostly cloudy, areas like concord, and areas like antioch waking up

with mostly sunny skies and we showed you some of that sun over the bay. take a look at some of the cool numbers, 39 in napa, 43 concord, 4 walnut creek. 50 degrees in redwood city and half moon bay. last half hour we went east. now we will go to the peninsula. one shift here in sunnyvale. saratoga, afternoon highs for today. low 60s to about 70 degrees depending on where you are at. 70 concourt. 69 livermore. keeping in mind yesterday temperatures range from about 58 to 62 a big warm up in store for today. we will be a little breezy along the coast. all in all just a beautiful one. tomorrow even warmer. i will show you the extended forecast and just how long it'll last. >> thank you. and new this morning, a second uc berkeley student has been diagnosed with the measles. the berkeley health department is now urging people to get the

vaccine after the student may have been exposed to a unknown number of bart riders and other students. officials say the student rode bart from oakland to berkeley after returning a trip the student also attended class from april first to the third. the current case is unrelated to another case from february where a student who went on bart also had the measles. the best way to avoid it is to get the vaccine with in 72 hours of exposure. today uc berkeley and the city will hold a clinic for people to get the vaccine. it'll be held from ten to one. there have been a high number of cases throughout the state this year. yesterday the california department of public health reported there had been at least 51 cases this year compared to four the same time last year. most of those cases involved people who traveled to or were in contact with known measles cases. >> time now 7:32, dramatic rescue operation underway. trying to help a family stranded about a thousand miles

off the coast of mexico. eric and charlotte coffman and their children, they set sale last month from san diego for a trip around the world. however, their daughter became very ill and the boat lost power. thursday night a four person crew from the california air national guard based at moffet field, they parachuted down to help them. they are saying that the family is in good spirits, the little girl is stable a ney vai ship is expected to take them to shore sometime today movement back here at home wet roadses and high speeds blamed for an accident in santa rose that sent two to the hospital. the chp said a trash truck was going to fast, it lost control after leaving highway 101 at river road. the truck slid across the road, hit a light pole and then went into an intersection causing two other cars to crash. two people were taken to the hospital, they are expected to survive. >> police are teaming up with

local residents and business owners to create a database of private surveillance cameras. they say it's an important tool in fighting solving crime. that's why police say they are trying to locate as many private systemsa building as possible. they will no longer have to go door to door looking for that video. >> approximate we knew where to go to and were able to bypass some of the other residences we knew didn't have video those officers could spend the time be out in the field looking for the suspect. >> police say that so far 26 people and two businesses have registered as part of that new database. a police officer is recovering from nonlife threatening after being hit by a suspect in a stolen vehicle. it happened yesterday afternoon near kirk and jones street. police say that the suspect was trying to drive away as they attempted to take him into custody. the man crashed into several vehicles. the suspect got out of the car and took off running but police

were able to catch him. >> police in pittsburgh investigating that city's first homicide of the year. police say a neighbor found a 36-year-old. it's a neighborhood that borders the delta. it appears he was targeted. he even survived a bullet wound to the head in 2001. >> he also has a extensive history for drug related offenses. >> investigators say he was able to talk to police before he died from his wounds. so far no arrests have been made. >> the stage is now set for a federal trial involving suspended state senior leon corruption charges. yesterday a grand jury returned indictments then open. it mirrors the criminal come complaint released last weekt. applings that they promised

political favors for bribes from undercover fbi agents. all 29 people are due in court next tuesday to respond to the charges. >> with this many defendants and charge this is serious -- they are suspicious of all defendants wondering his lawyer walking talking to the authorities right now. >> the senator is currently free on bail. nearly two dozen bills introduced by the senator are in the pipeline but the future is in limbo. one is a controversial gun control measure that would ban the sales of rifles that have a bullet button. other lawmakers could carry the bills but former state president protemperature said that it's not likely. >> i don't think anyone likes to have a bill -- there is a real pall over the legislature right now. people are very upset. >> prada said they will likely

be introduced next year. >> disgraced former superintendent ed jew has already spent five-years in federal prison but now is going to county jail. he will be serving a 30 day sentence for lying about where he lived when he ran for supervisor in 2006. yesterday his lawyer made an unsuccessful attempt to convince a judge to sentence him to home confinement and community service. he was in federal prison for extortion, mail fraud and bribery. his lawyer said that he helped other inmates with their education while he was in federal prison. >> think -- are going to continue to do and he is happy to do that. he would rather not spend the 30 days in jail but we won't argue with the judge. >> he will also have 200 hours of community service. he is expected to give up to the authorities next thursday. a suspended concord police officer will be back in court next week. he will face several felony

charges. the officer is a ceus of stealing prescription painkillers the apartments of senior citizens. he has been on paid leave hips february. he has ptsd as well as prescription drug abuse. >> he was fighting very serious addiction problem. it started out with prescriptions, and he had an on duty injury. >> yesterday a judge set bail for him at $480,000. he is due back in court on tuesday. >> a wrongful death lawsuit has been filed by the family of a father and daughter killed by a reckless driver in 2012. the two were both killed while riding their bikes. the driver led not guilty. so far no word on what sort of damages they are seeking in that lawsuit. with the alter nation

illegal and sometimes deadly bath salts are being sold in the bay area. though the new form can have a dangerous side effect young people are still using them. john shows us how police in one city are cracking down. >> reporter: who doesn't remember scooby snacks from the cartoon? this so-called item would upset the creators. >> it has similar effects to pcp. >> reporter: its part of a new line of bath salts that police have been fighting. >> they are constantly ahead of the game. >> reporter: we went along with richmond police detective eric oliver as he checked out businesses that had sold them openly. bath salts are banned by the government but now manufacturers are using loopholes in the law. >> they change one moleculx that changes the whole compound. >> reporter: diablo is sold as

incensce but the ingredients make no sense and at the bottom it adds it doesn't contain any of the follows, such as -- police say those are the chemical that are specifically outlawed. we also went to smoke salts where they are normally sold. sold. i tried to buy some. some i look to much like a cop. cop >> they are a little more aware of the fact that we are out looking for them. >> reporter: oliver addses that parents need to be aware of these because it's mostly teens and young adult that will buy them. in richmond. channel 2news. >> time is now 7:40. the police department welcomed a number of graduates from its

newest academy. how about that? the crowd at oakland scottish right temple greeted cheered for 47 new police officers. now there are 659 sworn police officers. to more melissa cad my classes scheduled later this year may boost that to more than 700. the starting salary is about $70,000 a year. more than a dozen people came together yesterday raising a flag for the people still waiting for organ transplants. the ceremony happened at john muir. family members and friends of the late chp officer took a moment to remember his sacrifice. the officer was killed in 2012 during a routine traffic stop on highway 680, his organs that were donated helped save the lives of four other people. >> he was shot and killed serving the people of the state of california and he died also giving his life back to the

citizens of california. >> california -- network said about 10,000 in northern california are still on the waiting list for organs. >> san francisco's -- has just been named the best place in the united states to take your children. the list of the top 15 was put together by a popular travel website called gogo bott. it's located on pier15 and has 600 exhibits. the slogan at the entrance even says touch everything. lego land also made the list. the theme park claimed the number eight position. >> hi a major security breach. this one involves millions of social security numbers, why this could be one of the biggest data breaches in history and how people were targeted. >> and it's not the path she thought she would take but a former high school drop out graduated you may be surprised at where she is going now. >> yesterday's rain has moved out and we are looking at a

dry, warmer weekend in store. i will have a look at numbers expected for your area and what you can expect if you are thinking about heading to the beach on sunday. an advisory coming up.

a 73-year-old woman -- has been charged with helping run an underground drug tunnel. the first is 600 yardses long and 70 feet underground. it was found under the floor of a warehouse with children's toys and tvs. the second tunnel very muchs more than 700-yards and

actually has an electric rail system and ventilation equipment. federal authorities say they are the sixth and seventh found in the area in less than four years. sacramento fire officials investigating a fire that destroyed a downtown warehouse and a classic car collection at $2 million. yesterday they worked throughout the day at the 104 year old building near 14th and e street. the owner said he bought the building his father in 1960. most of the cars inside were handed down from generation to generation. investigators say that the fire doesn't appear to be suspicious and nobody was hurt. >> new this morning, the president is using his weekly address to promote his federal budget. >> the budget is build on the idea of opportunity for all. it'll grow the middle class and shrink the deficit. this week they put forward a

different budget. >> now the republicans disagree with the president. they say that the budget is streamlining programs to help people tipped work. a transgender student is oregon is making headlines after a christian university refused to let him live on campus with other male students. jass is ajace is under going female to male transition and taking legal steps to change his gender. he said he had to file a cop complaint with the department of e case after he said he was discriminated against. many of the university students say they are side siding with jace. >> just ridiculous. it's -- discrimination. i did not agree with it at all. i think that he should be treated like any other male. he is a male. >> now a spokesman said that placing him with other males would be against the school's

commitment. the university said it's given jace two options, like on campus in his own room or find housing off the campus. >> you look at that five-day forecast as rosemary has been telling us about and it's warming up. this morning, it was cold. >> >> some in the low 40s. it'll feel cold in some areas a live look overlay fayette. the sun is shining. we are dealing partly cloudy skies, you can see them in the distance. lingering moisture from yesterday's showers. waking up with the clouds, especially over parts of the south bay. san jose partly sunny at best. we have mostly cloudy skies over santa cruz, let's get in and see where we are dealing the clouds, along the east bayshore line partly cloudy skies, oakland, haywood, get into pleasanton and livermore a mix of sun and clouds in your

neighborhood as well. get in to the south bay. san jose -- we have sunnyvale and into -- just widespread gray going on. it'll burn off in next hour or two. i will show you that in just a moment. santa cruz, waking up with mostly cloudy skies as well. half moon bay a mix of sun and clouds outside your door. here we are, at this hour. we have clouds hanging on just for the next hour or two. here we are into the 9:00. notice beginning to dissolve and by ten i think mostly sunny and will be mostly sunny to partly cloudy for the rest of the day. 40 degrees santa rosa, talking about the chilly start for some of us. 43 concord. low 50s in san francisco as well as oakland. san jose checking in right about 51 at this hour. for the second half of the day take a look. mostly sunny, get in to the 10:00 hour. 57 degrees. low 60s in time for lunch. as we get into the afternoon mid to upper 60s by four with mostly sunny conditions,

sunsets about 7:36 this evening. 59 degrees a fabulous day in store. temperatures in the low 60s in san francisco. mid60s oakland. upper 60's napa, santa rosa, even a few 70s out there for the afternoon. 70 concord and antioch. into the south bay, 69 morgan hill a little cool and breezy at the coast today as the ridge of high pressure tries to strengthen. we are in the transition and for tomorrow if you are thinking about heading to the beaches when the weather will be warmer, with have the possibility of rip currents and waves. that to be aware of. bay area weekend always in view. warmer today. even warmer for tomorrow. tomorrow will be the warmest day of the weekend and temperatures continuing to climb with the dry forecast. monday, tuesday, slightly cooler on wednesday. back to the desk. >> a bay area woman thought her dreams were in danger when she got so sick she had to drop out of high school. now she has something nobody else has done. she was among the more than 60

who graduated from the castro valley adult school. she is being recognized for what she achieved and where he is headed. >> reporter: she said she loved high school. she was a 4.0 student, played fruit and tennis and dreamed of college. then at the start of her junior year she got sick. >> i was ill with stomach aches, headaches and disneyness. >> i was dizzy. >> reporter: she had to drop out of school and didn't recover until she was 19. she couldn't go back to high school and instead came here to the adult school. she wanted her ged but didn't realize that coming here would open up the door to so much more. >> i remember going there, crying at first. i was like how did i even end up here? >> reporter: the staff told shernell she had options. she could have her dream. you wanted to go to

college. >> yeah. badly. very badly. >> reporter: she completed two years of classes in just 11 months and then reached for what she once thought was impossible. then one day last fall her mom called to tell her a package had arrived. >> when i opened it i was like my god it was actually columbia. >> reporter: she is the first person to ever another from castro valley adult school and go to an ivy school. she as spoken act the experience of education and was put into the alameda women's hall of fame. >> a miracle. >> reporter: her accomplishment brings her family to tears. >> it's really big in my family because i'm -- i'm the first to go straight to the four year. >> reporter: the road ahead may not be easy. she needs scholarships and knows things will be hard with she is gone. she also knows what it's like to face challenges. >> i just felt like -- out of

place at that moment. >> reporter: you feel like you found your place now? >> yeah. better place as well. >> reporter: and the best is yet to come. >> congratulations to her. >> i love that story. >> yeah. she did great. >> all right. >> time now 7:52. reaching a milestone. what a new report is saying about private sector jobs lost during the recession and how many we finally got back. >> and the warriors season heats up. how they accomplished something they haven't done in a decade.

welcome back. look at this a missouri school bus driver is out of a job. he was caught on camera texting while driving. now this was recorded thursday during a rain storm. the driver has won hand on the wheel and you can see him looking at his phone. right now missouri is one of seven states that doesn't ban

texting while driving. >> crazy. just dangerous as drunk driving. >> all this comes as the department of transportation launches it's first ever national campaign against distracted driving. it features a graphic description of an accident caused by a driver texting. the department of transportation said it's a reminder of how quickly something is happen when you aren't pay agriculture tension to the road -- pay agriculture tension to the attention to the road. texting while walking just as dangerous and causes even more accidents. researchers say that they have seen an increase in people bumping into walls, falling down steps, and stepping in to traffic. they say people who text and walk at the same time just don't pay attention to what's happen around them and that can cause serious injuries. >> david and andrew weren't on the hard wood because of injury but it didn't stop the warriors

from getting the easy win last night. seth looking to sweep the series with the kings for the first time since the 91, 92 season. first quarter up 11, up and buries that jumper. currie worked that pick and roll to perfection and finds barnes to that dunk a final 1o 2-69. friendly bets being placed over tomorrow's final four game and women's basketball. want to show you a video offer tuesday night. bay area congresswoman was betting art chokes and california wine against maple syrup and beer from connecticut. yukon has won it the last 44 and beat stanford back in november. its being played in connecticut. >> all right. crews the bay area still trying to rescue a sick 1-year-old girl and her family stranded out in the ocean. we will bring you the update on

the progress of the rescue. >> and getting guns off the streets. where you can turn in your old guns. >> dry, warmer weather moving in to the bay for the weekend outside the doors a beautiful, start over the east bay hill. it's a chilly one a look at your current temperatures and what you can expect coming up.

a berkeley student with measles, the steps health officials are taking today to prevent the spread of the decease . >> and disease. >> where a lottery ticket worth more than $200,000 was sold right here. >> and a big disappointment for a's fans. why the game was called off 15 minutes before it was supposed to start. mornings on 2 continues. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> and good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. thank you for waking up with us. it's saturday april 5th. >> i'm dave clark. let's check weather. rosemary is over there. >> it'll be a great day a great view giving a lie look across the bay bridge and into the skyline of san francisco where we have mostly clear skies, not everybody waking up with all this sun though. let's take a look at where we

are seeing clouds this morning. bank up along the coastline. half moon bay with partly cloudy skies, into santa cruz with mostly cloudy. if we get into the east bay partly cloudy over parts of the east bayshore line and clouds over the pleasant on, livermore area along areas of 580. they will burn awayw. will be left with mostly sunny skies by late morning and into the afternoon. plenty of sun as well. san jose mostly cloudy for you at this time and one last stop deal was cloud cover over santa cruz, and small communities in between. temperatures this morning, even with the sun shining it's a chilly one. 41 santa rosa, 44napa, 42 walnut creek. the clear skies that help the temperatures bottom out. 47 haywood. 50 redwood city a look to the east with temperatures in the lower 40s. 45ori nda, afternoon highs warmer than yesterday. cool and breezy at the coast.

60 pacifica, low ofo's san francisco. mid to upper 60s for the east bay. today a warmer day. tomorrow even warmer, a look at your -- the second half of the weekend and look at how long this warming trend will last coming up. >> all right. rosemary. time 8:01 a second uc berkeley student diagnosed with the measles. the health department urging people to get vaccines. allie live on the campus now to tell us how even more people may have been exposed. >> reporter: good morning. berkeley health officials sent out e-mails to the students classmates and others on campus who may have been exposed to measles and main who hasn't had the vaccine already can come to the university health services center this afternoon to get the vaccine. this comes after health officials confirmed that a berkeley student was infected and may have exposed people to

the disease. the student rode barton march 30 march 30th and attended classes the first through the third. if you get the vaccine with in 72 hours of being exposed you can be protected. >> personally i'm not that worried but it is a serious issue. it's not a joke. i think it'll be okay. >> reporter: this is the second time in as many months that they have had to deal with the student with measles. in februarya a student exposed an unknown number of passengers to the disease. berkeley health officials say the infected student in this case is not related to the one in february. now measles symptoms can be start one to three week its after exposure. first they seem similar to a cold or flu. after three to four days after the symptoms start is when the

patient gets blotchy red rash and health officials say the person can be contagious for days before and after that rash breaks out. anyone who wants to get a vaccine can come to the university health services center to do so. >> all right a high number of cases around california this year. yesterday the state department of public health reported there had been at least 51 cases this year. compared to only four the same time last year. most of those cases involved people who traveled to or were in contact with known measles cases. >> also new this morning, you may be $233,000 richer this saturday morning if you bought a mega millions lottery jackpot ticket. some very lucky person matched five out of six numbers in last night's drawing. that ticket was bought at island pacific surer market. someone down in los angeles

won the $30 million after matching all the numbers in last night's troughing. that ticket was bought at the century city 76 gas station. the winner has 180 days to claim the prize. >> happening now, 15 people are without water after six inch water main break-in oakland. it happened on 17th avenue and east 21st street just a few hours ago. water was gushing up from the street. east bay mud is on the scene and crews say they are going to have to dig in to that street to repair that broken line and that will take most of the morning. rescue operation is underway to help a family stranded a thousand miles off the coast of mexico. eric and charlotte and their two children set sail from zach last month for a trip around the world. their 1-year-old got sick and their 3 6'' boat lost power in rough seas. on thursday night a four person crew from the california air national guard based at moffet field parachuted in to help them. they say that the family is in

good spirits and the girl is stable. >> they have said they -- they have plenty of food and water on the boat and plenty of medical supplies. >> a ney vai ship is expected to take them to shore today. they will then go to a helicopter to take them to a hospital. >> people are still shocked this morning about what happened last night at the game. >> due to field conditions, tonight's game has been postponed. >> they booed. just 15 minutes before the a's were supposed to play the mariners, the game was canceled. the umpires ruled the field was not playable because the infield was left uncovered during a rain storm a lot of a's fans were angry and disappointed. >> i thought they could have toughed it out and played. >> you think? >> yes. >> i know that wet fields can be a source of injury. i don't want anyone to get hurt. that was their call i get that.

>> this was the third postponement in seven days. before this week there hadn't been a rain out since 1998. so far we haven't heard when a make up game will be played. the giants, they are in loss this weekend playing the dodgers and the giants won last night. they played strong in the first inning michael morris doubled into the gap. pablo sandoval, buster posey. the giants had a 2-0 lead. later in the inning with the giants leading 3-0 look at ryan. he knocked in two runs. the giants beat the dodgers 8- 4. >> happening today the city of san francisco is hoping to get hundreds of firearms off the streets during a gun buy back event. 529 guns have been turned in in past events in the city. the buy back is being sponsored by church groups, supervisors and the mayor who said the program is part of a public safety strategy. the buy back starts in less than an hour. it'll be held from nine to two

at the new grocery outlet store a hundred dollars will be paid for any gun that's turned in. $200 if you turn in an aassault weapon. there is a limit of five firearms a person and they have to be unloaded in working condition. >> time is 8:07. army officials say they may never know the motive between the shooting at fort hood. ivan lopez killed three soldiers, wounded 16 others before killing himself. investigators say that he argued with other soldiers just before the shooting in the past lopez had been treated for depression and stress. he was also being checked for ptsd. the army said that his mental health issues don't appear to be the main cause of the rampage. >> he have not found any specific dramatic event. wounds received in action, contact with the enemy or anything else specific that he

may have been exposed to while deployed. >> memorial service is set for next wednesday on the base for those three soldier who were killed. fort hood shooting restarting the debate about military people carrying weapons on military bases. right now concealed personal weapons are banned inside united states military bases. some lawmakers on capitol hill want to repeal that ban bypassing what's called the safe military bases act. the army chief of staff said that's not necessary. he -- the act still isn't scheduled for a vote. >> a 16-year-old is suspected of robbing a gas station at gun point. it happened just before 5:30 last night on lone tree way. they found that teen a short time later counting money behind a nearby cvs store. nobody was hurt. walnut creek police are searching for a man who stole a woman's purse and cell phone at gun point. that happened just before 11:30 last night on broadway plaza in front of corner's tavern. the man drove away in a red

colored honda hatch back. possibly a civic. the victim said the man had a dark hooded sweet shirt and -- sweatshirt. is he believed to be in his early 20s. walnut creek police believe there is an increase in burglaries in a neighborhood that doesn't normally have a crime problem. it's a gated senior community with a guarded entrance and only one road in and out. the price say that burglary reports have increased over the past six months and now the department is stepping up it's patrols. police haven't made arrests. >> tyson foods recalling more than 75,000 pounds of chicken nuggets. that's after customers said they found small pieces of plastic in their food. the recall includes five pound bags of frozen, white meat chicken nuggets sold at sam's club stores all over the country. it also includes 20-pound bulk packs of nugget shaped breast patties shipped for institutional use. according to the department of agriculture. the problem was traced to a

product scrape erin side a blending machine. the tolls go up monday on the golden gate bridge. the current tolls are $5 if you have fast track and six dollars without it. they go up a dollar on monday. after that they will go up 25- cents a year between 2015 and 2018. the bridge district said that the toll hikes will bring in $138 million. it should help raise a projected 142 million-dollar deficit over five-years. >> its being called the best place in the country. to take your children. you don't have to go far to get there. the bay area attraction that's topping that list. >> and reaching a milestone. what a new report is saying about the private sector job that were lost in the recession and how many we finally got back. >> the weather story for the weekend. dry and warmer. i will have a look at the afternoon highs for your area and outside the doors this morning some of us are waking up with clouds. when i expect them to go away.

the united states economy has reached a milestone. it's finally regained all of the private sector jobs it lost during the recession. it took six years but with government work still lagging the unemployment rate stays at 6.7%. the labor department says 192,000 job was added in march a half moleculx started -- million started looking for work last month. the government is septembering a massive personal data breach that could affect

up to 200 million citizens. the mercury news reports nearly 200 million social security numbers have been sold. last month a man pleaded guilty in a new hampshire federal court to selling the date to more than 1300 customers. they say that the man got the data from a southern california firm linked to experino. nevado said that the number of victims is unknown. >> time is running out to find the black boxes belonging to the plane that went missing about a month ago. there may be a breakthrough a patrol ship may have just found a pulse signal. experts say the batteries that run the black boxes are going to run out soon. search crews are now using a pinger locater trying to help find them. now this listens for signals that should becoming what the crews hope is a undamaged black

box. they hope this will work. >> we have nothing to loose. we have a better shot in the indian ocean than alongside the dock. >> the search crews cannot find the black boxes expects say that it may take years to find the missing plane. the flight disappeared march 8th while going to china. it was carrying 239 people. >> hundreds of people came together yesterday in arlington washington to pray for the victims of last month's deadly landslide. >> we will not fear though the earth give way. >> this was in arlington washington. they worked with more than 30 church communities to host the event a large banner that read together was hanging behind the podium. search officials say 30 people were killed when the mudslide buried the community on march 22 march 22nd they say more than a dozen are still missing. >> all right. we get to talk about the

weather and we have one of the best persons who knows about the weather in rosemary here. how is it looking? >> it's actually shaping up to be quite nice today. we can enjoy the warm weekend because we saw a good amount of rain over the last week or so. i was here last saturday tracking for you. let's go outside and take a look at san francisco. you can see we have blue skies, over the city of san francisco. partly cloudy skies reported along the coastline and you may be able to pick that up there in the backdrop. let's get to storm tracker two where we aren't tracking rain but we have clouds here to show you. you can see now along the coastline right from about half moon bay where we are dealing with partly cloudy skies in to santa cruz. i'm starting to see a little bit of clearing in and around santa cruz. let's start into parts of the south bay where i'm starting to see clearing over parts of the south bay. still looks like a little bit of cloud cover. fremont, livermore, still with a mix of partly sunny to mostly

cloudy conditions, we have san jose still in the clouds areas, right around evergreen -- we have campbell still mostly cloudy. here is where i'm starting to see again a little bit of clearing, partly cloudy now in santa cruz, still mostly cloudy -- and -- for the afternoon, we do have mostly sunny skies and i think this is going to clear out in the next hour or two. let me show you into the 8:00 hour by nine, it's really beginning to let up. by ten we are with mostly sunny skies, mostly sunny will be the call for the day. later this morning and into the afternoon. this morning a chilly start. some of the inland communities eight to ten degrees colder than yesterday. we are going to rebound. areas like napa and santa rosa. reporting fog out there. some of the north bay valley location that fog could beadiness through the next hour. all right. all right. 47 in san rafael. 60 redwood and for the second

half of the day temperatures feeling nice. temperatures in the low 60s as we get in to the afternoon. we will warm to the mid to upper 60's between three and four and then settling into dinner time still a nice one with mostly clear skies, sun will set about 7:36. 51 in san jose, for the afternoon let's take a tour at 69 for santa rosa. 66 san rafael. 64 berkeley. mid60's for oakland. low 60s for san francisco, concord you will go to 70 degrees. shift south. 69 livermore. san jose at 68, 69 morgan hill and 69 this afternoon for santa cruz. the extended forecast with the bay area weekend always in view. tomorrow even warmer. today five to ten degrees warmer than yesterday. tomorrow five to ten degrees warmer than today. mostly sunny as we get back to work on monday and temperatures continuing to climb into the low 80s. monday, tuesday, slightly cooler on wednesday. think about heading to the

beach. heads up for some of our beach goers sunday. >> an expledding f era l cat population has triggered a debate. the city council may vote next week on a plan to ban the feeding of stray cats. >> some are matted, skinny, >> reporter: michael describes the f era l cats. he works at three star tattoo on second street. just a half block from where people feed the strays. >> they back it up, unload, go this way and they are gone. 20 minutes and 20 cats. >> reporter: >> called river cats by some, a nuisance by so others this is one of the locations you can see the milk and what was a feeding tray. i'm told they come straight up out of the storm drain. >> we are trying to run a business where you are clean and trying to run a business to where people respect it and want to come. it's hard when you have stray cats. >> reporter: it's hard to say how many unwanted cats stalk the streets but it's thought that it's six cats to every

person. in an effort to tame the growing colonies, city council is considering an ordinance to prohibit the feeding of cats on public property. >> it's cruel. it's ridiculous. you can't trap, and fix them unless you can feed them. >> reporter: they work with the homeless animal response program. say since january they have captured and fixed about a hundred cats. raymond said he will continue to feed them even if the ordinance passes. >> i'm a law abiding citizen but i may have to break a law. i really can't just leave them to die. >> reporter: he said that the proposed ordinance falls short of addressing the overall problem. downtown business owner wayne thompson wants something done. >> getting to be a big problem. >> reporter: but wonders if the idea will work. >> bothered other stuff. will they enforce it? >> reporter: the council will vote next tuesday .

>> time is 8:21 a woman dreamed about going to college and then got sick that left her identifying to just to graduate high school. what she did, why she is now headed to the ivl leagues. . and thousands of people will run across the golden gate bridge in san francisco tomorrow. what you need to know if you are headed to the city. between you and me, they're, they're strange creatures.

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home this morning after spending a week in africa. they left sfo for ghana last week. this trip was a brain child of san francisco police officer jason johnson. the group spent nine days getting perspective on the difference between life in the bayview district and in west avenue contract. africa. >> officials at the court are warning people about a scam that involves someone who has been posing as a police officer. court officials say someone is calling people and telling them there is a warrant out for their arrest because they failed to appear for a summons. the court said that it never makes calls asking for information or money. anyone who believes they are a victim of that scam is asked to call police. >> just in time for breakfast a new study that says the characters you see on cereal boxes may look at you for a reason a study found that adult cereals are put on higher shelfs and kids are on lower

shelves. they also found that the characters on adult cereal look you straight ahead meeting the adult gaze. the characters on kid's appear to be looking down as if to make eye contact with children. >> the eyes were inflected at a downward angle about 9 prevent the 9.6 degrees. >> i never thought about it. researchers say direct eye contact between humans, encourages trust. they found the same result with character and human eye contact. now a spokesperson from kellogg said they don't position the the characters like that. not on purpose. >> 8:26. almost 11,000 including 49ers legend roger craig are expected to take part in the rock and roll marathon as it goes through san francisco tomorrow. its part of what's called the transamerica rock and roll half marathon. here are last year's runners.

tomorrow's event starts at 6:30 and you are likely to hear a lot of music in that area because bands are going to be scattered throughout the course at one mile intervals. last year it was limited to 5500 but this year they expanded that course so more athletes can run. >> looks like fun. >> keeping a close eye on the city. there is a new plan by police. it involves personal cameras. >> and a warning for parentses getting ready to put together easter baskets. why bunnies may not make the best gift. >> a big warm up is in store for the weekend. how much warmer i expect we will be for saturday. which of the two days will be the warmest.

another confirmed case of measles and the threat of infection could have spread across the bay area. welcome back to mornings on 2. >> and good morning. i'm dave clark. we will have more on that story in just a moment. first let's check in with rosemary for the saturday forecast. >> good morning. doing our best to give you a shot of cool in -- looks like we lost that shot. we had a pool in the way. now we will give you a look at some sail baits. may be a nice day for sailing. it'll be a breezy one along the coastline for today as the ridge of high pressure begins to build in. you see that in they are just edging in. let's look at the low clouds this morning. yesterday's rain out of here but residual moisture in place but burning off as's speakn.

to the east bay picking up, clouds over pleasant on. partly cloudy. into the south bay, san jose and areas like santa clara still reports a mix of just partly sunny to partly cloudy. we will all have sun again. this is -- we have seen an improvement. temperatures this morning rebounding. 50 degrees in oakland. 523 san francisco. low 40s santa rosa. santa rosa, napa, the north bay reporting a little bit of patchy fog, not picking up on my satellite view. the visibility down to about a half mile. take it easy. we have valley fog there this morning. into the south bay. temperatures in the low 50s and for the afternoon. feeling quite nice. by ten we will be in the 50s, upper 50s, low 60's for the lunch hour and a look at the afternoon highs for today which, five to ten warmer than yesterday. mid60s in oakland. 68 san jose, upper 60s santa rosa, 70 degrees in concord. we go warmer for your sunday.

again talking about advisory for the coast. i will have that and have a look at the extended forecast. >> new this morning, a second berkeley student has been diagnosed with the measles. allie live for the on campus with how the university is responding and the best way to avoid coming down with the virus. >> reporter: the best way to avoid the virus is to get the vaccine against the measles if you haven't gotten a vaccine already. between ten and one this afternoon anyone can come down to the university health services center here. and get the vaccine. they are offering it after they confirmed yesterday that a student infected with measles may have exposed other students and other people on campus to the disease. according to health firs, this student rode bart, march 30th and then attended classes april first through the third. measles is very contagious. the virus can stay airborne for two hours. if you get the vaccine with in

72 hours of being exposed you can be protected from the disease. health firms say if someone had it before or had the vaccine they are unlikely to come down with it again. this is a second time in as many months that berkeley has had to deal with a student with measles. in february a student going to campus on bart exposed an unknown number of passengers to the disease. berkeley health officials say the infected student in this recent case is not related to the one in february. across california, state health officials have seen the increase in the number of cases a california department of public health -- the california department of public health reported 51 cases this year. health officials say most of those cases involved people who have traveled recently or were many contact with other people who had confirmed cases of measles. again back here at the university health services center on the berkeley campus they will be offering the measles vaccine between ten and

one this afternoon. live in berkeley. channel 2news. >> time now 8:33. police teaming up with local people and business owners to create a database of private surveillance cameras. the video is a valuable tool for fighting and solving crime that's why they want to locate as many private systems as they can. by creating a list of available resources, the police won't have to go door to door looking for video. >> if we knew where to go to and were able to bypass some of the other residentses those officers could spend the time and be out in the field looking for the suspect. >> so far 26 people and two businesses have registered to be a part of this new surveillance camera database. >> a neighbor found a 36-year-

old on stevenson street. it's a neighborhood boreddenning the regional trail. candles are marking the spot where he was found. police say it appears he was targeted. they say he had a long criminal record and even survived a bullet wound to the head in 2001. >> he also has a extensive history with our department for weapons and drug related offenses. he was able to speak to police before he died from his wounds. so far no arrests have been made. >> the stage is set for a federal trial involving a suspended state senator encore ropings charges. yesterday a jury returned indictments on him and 28 other defendants. the indictment mirrors the criminal complaints released last week. it alleges that yee and former school board president keith jackson promised political favors for bribes from undercover fbi agents. all 29 people are due in court next tuesday to respond to the charges. >> with this many defendants

and charges this serious, each defendant is suspicious of every other defendant wondering is his lawyer walking talking the authorities right now. >> he is free on five hundred thousand dollars bail. nearly two dozen bills introduced by him are in the pipeline but their future is in limbo one is a measure that would ban the sales of rifles that have a bullet button that allows magazines to be detached quickly so another can be loaded. other lawmakers could carry the bill but a former senate president said that's not likely to happen this year. >> i don't think anyone wants to move a bill that's got his name on it. there is a real pall over the legislature right now. people are very upset. >> he said that the bills will likely be introduced again next year. >> disgraced former san francisco supervisorrer is already served five-years in federal prison. now he is about to go to county

jail. he will seven a 30 day sentence for lying about where he lived when he ran for supervisorrer in 2006. yesterday's lawyer made a unsuccessful attempt to convince a judge to sentence him to home confinement and community service. ed was in federal prison for extortion, mail fraud and bribery. his lawyer said that he helped other inmates with their education. while he was in federal prison. >> he will continue to do and he is happy to do that. he would rather not spend that 30 days in jail. we won't argue that with a judge. >> he has to preform 100 hours of community service. he is expected to give up to the authorities next thursday. a suspended concord police officer will be back in court next week facing several felony charges. he was accused of stealing prescription painkillers the apartments of seniors. he has been on paid leave since february. his lawyer says that he has

ptsd and also prescription drug abuse. >> he was fighting a very serious addiction problem. it started out with prescription. he had an on duty injury. >> yesterday a judge set bail for him at $480,000. he is due back in court on tuesday. >> a wrongful death lawsuit has been filed by the family of a father and daughter killed by a reckless driver in 2012. the two were both killed while riding their bikes in concord. the driver a teenager at the time pled not guilty to manslaughter and was sentenced to seven years and eight months in prison. no word on what sort of damages they are seeking in that lawsuit. a san francisco police officer is recovering from nonlife threatening injuries after being hit by a suspect in a stolen vehicle. it happened yesterday about 4:30 near turk and jones. police say that the suspect was trying to drive away as they

attempted to take him into custody. he crashed in to several vehicles and then struck the officer. police say that the suspect then got out of his car and took off running but officers were able to catch him. >> the oakland police department welcomed a record number of graduates from its latest melissa police aca demy. they were cheering for 47 new police officers. now, there are 659 sworn officers. two more academy classes scheduled later this year may boost that to more than 700. the signing salley is about $70,000 a year. more than a dozen people came together yesterday raisinga flag in awareness of all the people still waiting for or transplants. it took place at john muir. family and friends of the late officer took a moment, remembering his sacrifice.

the officer was killed in 2012 during a routine traffic stop on highway 680. his donated organs helped save the lives of four other people. >> he was shot and killed serving the people of the state of california and he died also giving his life back to the citizens of california. >> california transplant donor network said about 10,000 people in northern california are still on the waiting list for organ transplants. >> easter is just around the corner. in the spirit of the holiday the haywood animal shelter is holding a bunny adoption. the event is going to be today from one to five at the animal shelter on barnes court. organizers though say that taking care of a bunny can be very expensive. that is why they are also educating potential bunny buyers on how to care for a bunny and what to expect from a bunny's behavior. many bunnies were dumped last year when they were bought by easter. all of them that are available

for adoption have been fixed. san francisco has just been named best place in the united states to take your children, the exploratarium. it was put together by the website called gogobot. it's located on pier15 and has about 600 interactive exhibits. the slogan even says touch everything. lego land california also made the list. the theme park claimed the number eight position. >> a man barely escaped the store he was trying to rob. why the crime didn't go as he planned and where that gunman was last seen running. >> it was a historic morning in afghanistan . the vote for a new president. >> a warm up is in the forecast starting with today. i will line up your numbers coming up.

time 8:44. look at this. agents say they found two very high end drug smuggling tunnels between mexico and san diego a 73-year-old woman has been charged with helping to run one of the operations. the first is 600 yards down, 70 feet down.

it was found under the floor of a warehouse with children's toys and tvs. the second tunnel is more than 700 yards, it has an electric rail system. even the ventilation equipment. >> in the last two tunnels including this one, we notice they are not stockpiling that marijuana and they are being more caution in the way that they operate. >> authorities say that the tunnels the sixth and the seventh found in that area in less than tour years. polling stations now closed in afghanistan after nearly ten hours of voting. we will show you video. this is the out going president, casting his vote. now he is bound -- he has to step down when his term runs out and the next president has been determined. the taliban had threatened to stop the voting with violence. in the past couple of days, the taliban has carried out attacks

related to the election including one on the election commission. look at this. they are being used to navigate afghanistan's very steep mountain roads. the lue boxes, strapped to their backs have the ballots. the successor to the president will be the second president since the over throw of the taliban in 2001. we should know the election results by tomorrow. >> david and andy weren't on the hard wood because of injury but that didn't stop the warriors crewing to an 'win last night. looking to sweep the series with the kings for the first time since the 91, 92 season. first quarter up by 11. currie pulls up and buries that jumper. up 13, second quarter all warriors in this one. then barnes, there you go for the dunk a final of 102-69. and friendly bets are being put over tomorrow's final four game between stanford and yukon

in women's basketball. are you looking at video from the cardinal convict "on -- victory on tuesday night. now anna is betting art chokes and california wine against california wine and maple syrup and beer. stanford is the under dog. yu can, on has won its last 44 games and beat stanford in november. the game is being played in connecticut. >> exciting. >> yeah. time is 8:47. we get to talk about weather on a saturday. rosemary is over there. >> she knows all about the weather. >> it's a pretty start out there. at least for most of us. some of us woke up cloudy but we are beginning to see that improve a live look on the back edge of the concord hills, partly cloudy skies, you can see in the distance. in areas like the livermore valley, sap jose, woke up with mostly cloudy skies, beginning to see them clear away patchy long the coast and into the

east bay. the winds generally light but the winds will pick up into the afternoon. i do want to make note of that especially for the coastline. sfo reporting just a five mile an hour breeze. half moon bay 13 and gusty earlier this morning. that low pressure that brought us rain. from tenth of an inch to a third of an inch with areas like mount diablo. pushing off to the east. the pressure between the two going to help kick up the winds as the ridge of high pressure strengthens over the bay area. temperatures will be on the climb. today from five to ten degrees warmer than yesterday. five to ten degrees above today. temperatures in the 60's to near 70s. by tomorrow some of us near 80. not the case right now.

41 santa rosa. 56 oakland. 46 concord and for the afternoon today, concord, temperatures looking quite nice with mostly sunny skies, feeling quite nice. mid60's in and around 2:00. upper 60's by five and into the evening, upper other's in the forecast. sunsetting right around 7:35, 7:36, depending where you live . afternoon highs for today. 55 in oakland. 64 haywood, upper 60s fremont. 68 san jose, along the peninsula, 66 for you, 68 mountain view, upper 60s santa rosa and napa. again a little breezy for the coast. we will be warmer along the coast for tomorrow afternoon. we will also have the possibility of rip currents and sneaker waves f you are planning to head to the beach from the north bay coast down to about monterey we will have that concern for tomorrow. the extended forecast here with the bay area weekend always in view showing you the climb. it just doesn't stop. we get into monday. even warmer, tuesday perhaps the warmest day.

afternoon highs in the low 80s for some of the inland communities, widespread upper 70's more the bay. 70 degrees along the coast. we will be slightly cool america to midweek wednesday. back to the desk. >> sacramento fire official its are investigating a fire that destroyed a downtown warehouse and a classic car collection estimated at two million dollars. yesterday firefighters worked throughout the day at the 104- year-old building near 14 14th and e street. the owner said he bought the building with his father back in 1960 and most of the cars ensigned were family heirlooms, handed down from generation to generation. >> it's a tragic loss. accidental fire, family, it's suffering. >> firefighters say that the fire appears to have started inside the building near rear alley. it doesn't an to be suspicious. >> look at those. who knew? former president george w bush

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welcome back. new this morning, the president is using his weekly address to promote his federal budget. >> the budget i sent congress is built on the idea of opportunity for all. it'll grow the middle class ask

shrink the deficit we have cut in half since i took office the republicans put forward a different budget. it does just the opposite. it shrinks opportunity and make itself harder for americans who work hard to get ahead. >> now the republicans disagree. they say that their budget is streamlining federal job training programs to better help people find a job. >> a transgender student is making headlines after a christian unit wouldn't let him live on campus. the sophomore is currently having female to male transition and taking steps to change his gender. he said he had to complain with the department of injure cease after he -- education. many students say they side with him. >> just ridiculous. it's -- discrimination. i did not agree with it at all. i think that he should be treated like any other male because he is a male. >> a spokesman for the

university said that placing him with other men would be against the commitment of the school. they said it has given him two options, live on campus in his own room or find housing off campus. student from castro valley is celebrating more than her graduation. she said she loved going to high school where she had a 4 4.0 and played fruit and tennis. in her juniro yearior she got sick. she thought her dreams were gone until her mother called to say a package had come. >> when i opened it think was like om my god. it wasco almost why. >> -- columbia. >> she is the first to grad route from adult school and go to ivy league. she is the first in her family to go to a four year college. >> great story. this is different a missouri school bus driver out of a job.

caught on camera texting while driving. look at this video recorded thursday during a rain storm. the driver has one hand on the wheel and then he is looking down at his phone. right now month many -- missouri month is own of seven state that doesn't ban texting while driving. >> it's crazy, dangerous as drink driving. >> this as the department of transportation has the first ever national campaign against distracted driving, an accident caused by texting while driving. the department said that this is just a reminder of how quickly something can happen when you are not paying attention on the road. a new study said texting while walking is just as bad as texting while driving. apparently causes more accidents. researchers at the university of buffalo say they have seen a rise in people bumping into walls or falling down steps or stepping in to traffic. people who text and walk at the same time aren't pay

agriculture tension to -- attention to what's going on around them and that can cause injury. >> the issue with texting and going across intersections is a serious public health issue that results in large numbers of injuries and death. >> on top of that researchers say texting and walking at the same time, it affects your posture, balance, causings you to swerve, and walk slower. >> samsung is adding anti theft safe guards to its cell phones. the company said it hassin has two new options t lets people track their phone and lock it. the anti theft features are free but users have to opt in and start them. >> there is another confirmed case of measles at berkeley. why more people around the bay area are at risk and how the university is trying to cut down on the number of people infected. >> and update on the search for a new police chief in oakland. when the position is expected

to be filled and where the interim chief stands. >> a warming trend on the way. outside the doors, it's a chilly start but we are climbing out of the cold. ly have a look at the numbers for your neighborhood coming up.

a uc berkeley student infected with measles. the steps health officials are taking to stop the spread of disease. >> stranded off the coast of mexico. rescuing a california family and a very sick little girl. >> and a food recall. what you might find in the food and the company at the center of the investigation. . good morning, and welcome to mornings on 2, saturday, april 5th. i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm dave clark in today for mike mibach. let's check in with rosemary for a check of the weather. >> after wet weather and wild weather last week, we have a sunny, warm forecast in time for your weekend. take a look at the view over walnut creek. a beautiful start to the morning, even those beginning with mostly cloudy skies beginning to see the sunshine as well. today, patchy fog remaining over parts of the north bay, mix of sun and clouds over parts of the south bay.

it is a cooler start with mostly clear skies. mostly sunny, a little warmer and breezy, especially for the coast mine this afternoon, as a ridge of high pressure begins to build in, driving temperatures up for the afternoon today. right now, 51 degrees in concord, 51 in walnut creek, upper 40s in heyward, 53 in san francisco, 52 redwood city, and still a cool one in and around santa rosa, as well as napa, with 40s in the forecast. heading to the east, we have 47 for you, lafayette, 49 in orinda. areas like brentwood, pittsburg, low 50s. the peninsula, 53 in foster city, 52 belmont, 54 palo alto, 53 sunnyvale and 51 outside your door, saratoga. afternoon highs for today, upper 60s in and around napa, santa rosa. mid-60s in san francisco. for the inner east bay, upper 60s to 70, concord, antioch.

68 for san jose today. 69 in santa rosa. today's highs, anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday away from the coast. san francisco and the coastline, very similar to yesterday, but mostly sunny skies in store for today. tomorrow, 5 to 10 degrees above these highs. i'll have a look at your extended forecast and how long the warming trend will last, coming up. time, 9:02. new this morning, a second uc berkeley student now diagnosed with the measles. berkeley health department now advising people, get a vaccination. ktvu's allie rasmus is live on the campus now to tell us how even more people, allie, may be exposed. >> reporter: uc berkeley health officials sent out e-mails to the student's classmates and other people who may have been exposedded to measles. anyone who hasn't been vaccinated against the disease already can do so today here on the uc berkeley campus at the university health services center. they will offer the measles vaccine between 10:00 and 1:00

this afternoon. now, this all comes after health officials in the city and the university confirmed yesterday a uc berkeley student was infected with measles and may have exposed people to the disease. now, the student apparently rode bart from the oakland airport to berkeley on march 30th and then attended classes on the uc berkeley campus april 1 through 3. measles is extremely contagious. health officials warn the virus can stay airborne for up to two hours. but if you get the vaccine within 72 hours of being exposed, you can be protected from the disease. >> i'm pretty sure i've been vaccinated. if i hadn't, i would, though. that's terrifying. >> it's very easy. it's a shot in the arm and you won't get the measles. sounds common sense to me. >> reporter: this is the second time in as many months uc berkeley has had to deal with the measles exposure. berkeley health officials say the infected student in this

recent case is not related to the one in february. now, measles symptoms can begin one to three weeks after exposure. at first, symptoms seem close to flu symptoms. usually around three to four days after the onset of symptoms, people then break out in a blotchy red rash. now, health officials warn that an infected person is contagious for several days before and after that rash breaks out, so the uc berkeley student may have unknowingly exposed his or her fellow classmates to the disease before he or she had all the symptoms. live in berkeley, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2news. there's been a rising numbers of measles cases around california this year. yesterday, the state department of public health reported there had been at least 51 cases this year compared to only four at the same time last year. most of those cases involve people who have traveled to or were in contact with known measles cases. well, a rescue operation is under way to help a family

stranded a thousand miles off the coast of mexico. eric and charlotte kaufman and hire two children set sail from san diego last month for a trip around the world. but their 1-year-old daughter got sick and their 36-foot boat lost power in rough seas. on thursday night, a four- person crew from the california air national guard based at moffett field in mountain view parachuted in to help them. they say the family is in good spirits and the girl is stable. >> so far, they have said that they have plenty of food and plenty of water on the boat and plenty of medical supplies. >> a navy ship is expected to take them to shore sometime today. the family will then be transferred to a helicopter, which will fly them to a medical facility. 9:05. happening right now, 15 people have no water after a 6-inch water main broke in oakland. this happened on 17th avenue and east 21st street, just a couple of hours ago. look at all the water gushing up from the street. east bay mud, still at the scene. they say they will have to dig into the street to fix that

broken line. it's expected to take most of the morning to get it fixed. oakland may have a new police chief at the start of next month. yesterday, mayor jean quan said a selection could come during the first or second week of may. last week, mayor quan announced interim chief sean went has her support. went was also praised by the police department's federal monitor. the search has also been opened to other candidates since the recent hiring of a new recruiting firm. san leandro police are looking for a man they say tried to rob a 7-eleven store. he ran away after being charged at by two store employees. he entered the store on east 14th just before midnight. police say he was wearing a ski mask and had a gun. the employees tried to hold onto him until police arrived, but he did manage to escape. he was last seen running on bellevue drive towards san leandro boulevard. walnut creek police are searching for a man who stole a woman's purse and cell phone

last night on broadway plaza, in front of the corner's tavern. police say the man drove off in a red-colored honda hatchback, possibly a honda civic. the victim told police the man was wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt and was covering his face with a dark scarf. he's believed to be in his early 20s, about 6' 1 with a medium build. walnut creek police say there's been an increase in home burglaries in a neighborhood that doesn't usually have a problem with crime. ralph moore is a gated senior community with only one way in and out. but burglary reports there have increased over the past six months. now the department is stepping up its patrols. >> there were no patrols whatsoever. they wouldn't come here unless they were specifically called. now they are here quite often and show a presence. >> police have not made any arrests. 9:07. happening today, the city of san francisco is hoping to get hundreds of firearms and weapons off the streets during a gun buyback event that started a couple of minutes

ago. 529 guns were turned in in the past events in the city. the buyback is sponsored by church groups, by city supervisors, and by mayor ed lee, who says the program is part of a comprehensive public safety strategy. now, the buyback has just started at 9:00 this morning. it will go on until 2:00 this afternoon at the new grocery outlet store on bayshore boulevard, near sunny dale. $100 will be paid for any gun that's turned in. $200 for an assault weapon. there is a limit, though. five firearms per person, and they do have to be unloaded and in working condition. u.s. army officials say they may never know the motive behind wednesday's shooting rampage at fort hood, texas. 34-year-old army specialist ivan lopez killed three soldiers. he wounded 16 others and then killed himself. investigators say lopez argued with other soldiers just before the shootings. lopez had been treated for

depression and anxiety. he was also being evaluated for posttraumatic stress disorder. however, the army says his mental health issues don't appear to be the main cause of that rampage. >> we have not discovered any specific traumatic event, wounds received in action, contact with the enemy, or anything else specific that he may have been exposed to while deployed. >> a memorial service is now scheduled for next wednesday on the base for the three soldiers who were killed. now, the fort hood shootings that reignited the debate about military personnel carrying weapons on military bases. right now, concealed personal weapons are banned inside u.s. military bases. some lawmakers on capitol hill want to repeal that ban bypassing the safe military bases act. the army chief of staff says that's not necessary. >> we have our military police and others that are armed. i believe that allows us the level of protection necessary.

>> the save military bases act is not yet scheduled for congressional vote. tyson foods is recalling more than 75,000 pounds of chicken nuggets. that's after customers reported finding small pieces of plastic in their food. the recall involves 5-pound bags of frozen white meat chicken nuggets sold at sam's club stores across the country. it also includes 20-pound packs of nugget-shape patties shipped for institutional use. according to the u.s. department of agriculture, the product has been traced back to a product scraper inside a blending machine. tolls go up monday on the golden gate bridge. the current tolls are $5 for fast tracks and $6 without. both go up a dollar on monday. after that, tolls will go up 25- cents a year between 2015 and 2018. the bridge district says toll hikes will bring in $138 million, which will help erase a projected $142 million deficit over five years. time now, 9:10. suspended state senator leland yee is preparing for a federal

trial, but in the meantime, we're learning the fates of some of the bills he was sponsoring before his arrest. >> and president george w. bush embraces a new hobby. the art exhibit he has unveiled, featuring some of the world's leaders. >> a good-looking day is under way. mostly sunny skies and a notable warmup in time for your weekend. i'll have a look at the numbers for the day, and in the extended forecast, how long the warming trend will last, coming up. >> and let's head outside to take a look at traffic on the bay bridge this saturday morning. blue skies at the toll plaza, no problems being reported this morning and looks like a great day if you have plans to head on into the city. it's 9:11 on the clock. this is mornings on 2. [ mom ] hi, we're the pearsons, and we love chex cereal.

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while many experts say this is a long shot, they are still hoping this will work. >> we've got nothing to lose. it's certainly got a better shot out on the indian ocean than it has alongside the dock in perth. >> if search crews can't find the black box recorders, aviation experts say it may take years to find the missing plane. flight 370 disappeared march 8 while on its way to beijing. it was carrying 239 people. homeland security officials are launching a new campaign to get more countries to track down lost and stolen passports. homeland security officials say a lot of countries don't report missing passports. it's something they are calling both disturbing and alarming. after 9/11, the international criminal police organization created a database. it allows 190 countries to track missing passports. however, in 2012, more than 1 billion people were able to board planes without having their passports checked into

that system. >> a huge number and a huge vulnerability that leaves us unnecessarily exposed to another dangerous incident. >> the experts say the missing malaysia airlines flight is further evidence of this trend. two of the people on board that missing plane had stolen passports. security officials say only three countries, the united states, united kingdom, and united arab emirates routinely check interpol's database. china, india, and indonesia don't take part in that program. former president george w. bush is adding another title to his resume. artist. >> did you paint that? [ applause ] >> look at that! [ applause ] >> i can't make fun of him now! [ laughter ] >> not bad. yesterday, president bush unveiled his first-ever art exhibit at the george bush presidential library in dallas. it features port traits of people, such as the dalai lama and russian president vladimir putin. former president bill clinton turned down his chance to sit

for a portrait after personal paintings of president bush in the bathroom were leaked online. >> those bathroom sketches are wonderful, but at my age, i think i should keep my suit. [ laughter ] >> president bush says some of the latest paintings are inspired by photographs and memories. some of the subjects such as former british prime minister tony blair hasn't even seen them. president bush says another person refusing to sit for a portrait is his wife. >> he's actually pretty good. >> that's not an easy thing to do. time now, 9:17. your weather looks pretty good on this saturday morning. rosemary's right over there. prove me right. >> yes, we've got mostly sunny skies across the bay area. we'll give you a beautiful view of mount tam. crystal blue skies over mount tam at this hour. system pulled through yesterday, but has moved on.

a little residual moisture in place. that's why some of us moved up with patchy fog over the north bay valley. but at this hour, we are beginning to see mostly sunny skies. that will be the call for today. the system that brought us a tenth of an inch for some of us, third of an inch for others, concord, mount diablo, third of an inch with this system now here over the four corners. i want to shift you over the pacific. now we have a ridge of high pressure building in for your weekend. we're sort of in that transition. when we are in that transition, it is likely that we are going to see those winds pick up. that's what we do expect for your afternoon today, especially along the coastline. could be a little brisk out there. temperatures along the coast, low 60s for today, but the farther inland you go, the more notable change you'll fee for today. anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees above yesterday's highs. outside our door this morning, temperatures are finally rebounding. most of us started in the 40s. now 52 in fairfield, 51 in concord, 54 in oakland, 55 san francisco for the afternoon

today. san francisco will remain on the cool side, mostly sunny skies, low 60s expected this afternoon. settling into 6:00, about 5 degrees. if you have evening plans, 9:00 this evening, mostly clear and 54 expected. sun will set about 7:5 this evening. 52 right now in san jose. low 50s in mountain view. again, we're starting to feel more comfortable out there. in the 10:00 hour, all of us will be in the 50s, close to 60 degrees. for the afternoon, 68 for san rafael, low 60s for the peninsula, 60 at pacifica with mostly sunny skies. nice day towards the beach, but bring along the jacket. i do expect the breeze to pick up for the afternoon. 69 morgan hill, upper 60s to near 70 for concord, antioch, brentwood. if you're headed to tahoe, three to five feet of snow reported in tahoe over the last week or so. it's a chilly morning, but the

afternoons are going to feel pretty good. upper 40s in the forecast for today. upper 50s by tomorrow. so tahoe also following this warming trend i'm about to show you for the bay area. for tomorrow, bay area weekend always in view, showing you temperatures continuing to climb 5 to 10 degrees for tomorrow. today, we're seasonal. by tomorrow, we're above that seasonal average. temperatures won't stop there. monday, tuesday, looking to be the warmest days. low 80s in the forecast for inland communities. mid to upper 70s for the bay, 70 for the coast. we do have an advisory for the coastline for your sunday. i'll show you that, coming up. >> loving that, rosemary. 9:20. people are still shocked this saturday morning about what happened last night at the oakland coliseum. >> regrettably, due to field conditions, tonight's game has been postponed. [ crowd booing ] >> just 15 minutes before the oakland a's were supposed to play the seattle mariners, the game was postponed, canceled.

the umps ruled the field was unplayable because the infield was left uncovered during an overnight rain storm. that left some fans angry and disappointed. >> my thoughts are they could definitely have toughed it out and played this game. >> really? >> yeah. >> i know wet fields can be a source of injury, so i don't want anybody getting hurt. so if that was their call, to prevent injury, i get that. >> well, this was the third postponement at the coliseum in seven days. before this week, there hadn't been a coliseum rainout since 1998. so far, we still don't know when a makeup game will be played. well, secret tunnels discovered running between mexico and the u.s. how they were kept hidden and the connection to a 73-year-old woman that resulted in her arrest. >> also, the city of antioch trying to control the four- legged problem. the plan to get rid of ferrell cats and why some opponents say huh-uh, no way it's going to work. [doorbell rings]

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hundreds of people came together in arlington, washington to pray for the victims of last month's deadly landslide. >> therefore, we will not fear, though the earth give way -- ♪ >> the arlington ministerial association worked with more than 30 church communities to host last night's event. a large banner that read "together" was hanging behind the podium. search officials say 30 people were killed when the mudslide buried the community of oso on march 22nd. they say more than a dozen people are still missing. some victims of last month's landslide are looking into suing the government. many of the victims say they didn't know about the danger of a collapse, despite years of prior warnings. most law experts say the chance of winning a lawsuit would be slim. typically, government agencies in washington state are not liable for landslide damages. another option might be to sue the logging company that clear- cut a small section of the plateau above the hillside. but at this point, it's unclear if that logging contributed to the slide. time now, 9:24. if you ever wanted to own

something from outerspace, next week could be your chance to buy a piece of space history. tuesday, the auction house bottoms will be auctioning off some of the space history's biggest relics. some of the items include american and russian space suits. objects from different apollo missions and telescopes from the 18th and 19th centuries will also be auctioned. the more expensive items start at 20 to $30,000. >> it's not legal to own moon rock or moon dust. you can't buy it. you can't sell it. so the closest you can come is to buying something that an astronaut touched and accidentally brushed moon dust off onto. >> wow. several of the items going on sale come directly from the astronauts who went into space. antioch city council is considering an ordinance that would ban the feeding of feral cats on public property. >> when you're trying to run a

sanitary business, where people respect it and want to come to you, it's kind of hard when you have stray cats. >> downtown business owners say something needs to be done to curb the growing stray cat population. the ordinance would make feeding cats on city property a misdemeanor, but volunteers with local animal organizations say that's not going to solve the problem. >> it's cruel. it's ridiculous. you can't trap and release cats unless you can feed them. >> the city council is scheduled to vote on the issue next tuesday. time now, 9:26. there's a new study out that says the characters you see on cereal boxes may be looking at you for a reason. a cornell university study found that adult cereals are put on higher shelves. kids cereals are on the lower shelves. they also found the characters on adult cereals look straight ahead at adult eyes. they say characters on kids cereals look like they are looking down, almost as if they are trying to establish eye contact with the kids. >> the eyes were inreflected at

a downward angle at 9.6 degrees. >> never thought about that. researchers say direct eye contact between humans encourages trust. they found the same result with character and human eye contact. a spokesperson from kellogg's says they don't intentionally position their characters on cereal packages. well, a former west sacramento police officer is sentenced to prison. what he's accused of doing while on duty that landed him behind bars for what likely will be the rest of his life. >> plus, you need someplace fun to take the family this weekend? the bay area location that just made the top of the list for the best places to take children. >> a notable warmup in the forecast for your bay area weekend. at this hour, temperatures

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sunny conditions in store. saw quite a bit of rain over the last week or so. that is out of here. we are left with sunny, warmer weather for today. as we get into your afternoon, it is going to be a warmer day, at least for most of us. we'll remain cool and breezy at the coastline. ridge of high pressure is beginning to build in over the bay area and that will lead to a warmup for most of us. this morning, starting out with patchy fog. that looks like it is clearing out nicely. with plenty of sunshine, we're beginning to see the numbers turn around with a few areas trailing in the 40s. this warming trend will take us through the first half of your business week. we're talking next week. that's when some of the warmest numbers are expected to arrive. some of us will get into the low 80s, but that's down the road. let's talk about the here and now. 46 in santa rosa. we've got widespread 50s for most of us. 54 in oakland, 54 mountain view. into the north bay, we have the chillier numbers still. 48 in petaluma. we'll be partly cloudy, mostly

sunny skies for today. take a look at the highs, not bad. widespread 60s around the bay area, 70 for antioch. 66 in redwood city. temperatures today, 5 to 10 degrees above yesterday's highs. for tomorrow, temperatures will climb another 5 to 10 above today's highs. i'll show you the second half of your weekend and have a look at the extended forecast, coming up. >> rosemary, thank you. 9:32. a second uc berkeley student diagnosed with the measles. allie rasmus is live on the campus now to tell us how the university is responding and the best way to avoid the measles. good morning. >> reporter: the best way to avoid the measles is to get vaccinated against it. that's what's happening at the university health services center on the uc berkeley campus. health officials will offer the measles vaccination between 10:00 and 1:00 this afternoon. this comes after health officials confirmed yesterday that a uc berkeley student was infected with measles and may have exposed people to the disease. apparently, this student rode bart back from the oakland

airport on march 30, after an ought-of-state trip, then attended classes on the uc berkeley campus april 1 through 3. >> it's not uncommon that people are going to class supersick. >> personally, i'm not that worried, but it is a serious issue. measles isn't a joke. i think it will be okay. i think they are doing a good job with everything right now. >> reporter: measles is highly contagious. health officials warn the virus can stay airborne for up to two hours. but if you get the vaccine within 72 hours of expo sure, you can be protected from the disease, which is why health officials urge people who may have come in contact with the infected student to get vaccinated now. this is the second time in as many months uc berkeley has dealt with the issue. in february, a student exposed an unknown number of bart passengers to the disease. the infected student in this recent case is not related to the one in february. now, if someone's had the vaccine as a child or has had

measles already, health officials say it's not likely they will get it again, so they are already safe. however, the concern is expo sure to other people in the community. children cannot get the measles vaccine until they are about a year old, so babies are particularly vulnerable to measles, when the people around them are not vaccinated. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2news. california has seen a high number of measles cases. yesterday, the state department of health said there's been at least 51 measles cases this year compared to only four of them same time last year. most involved people who traveled to or were in contact with known measles cases. well, the stage is now set for a federal trial involving suspended state senator leland yee on corruption charges. yesterday, a grand jury returned indictments on yee and 28 other defendants. the indictment mirrors the criminal complaint which was released last week. it alleges that yee and former san francisco school board president keith jackson promised political favors for bribes from undercover fbi agents. all 29 people are due in court next tuesday to respond to the

charges. >> with this many defendants and charges this serious, each defendant is suspicious of every other defendant, wondering is his lawyer walking in and talking with the authorities right now? >> yee is free on $500,000 bail. nearly two dozen bills introduced by state senator leland yee are in the pipeline, but their future is in limbo. one is a covers shall gun control measure that would ban the sale of rifles with a bullet button. it allows magazines to be detached quickly so another can be loaded. technically, other lawmakers could carry yee's bills, but former senate president pro tem says it's not likely to happen this year. >> i don't think anybody wants to move a bill that's got senator yee's name on it frankly. there is a real pall over the legislature right now. people are very upset. >> he says yee's bills will likely be introduced again next year. time is 9:35. disgraced former san francisco

supervisor ed jew has served five years in federal prison. now he's going to county jail. he'll be serving a 30-day sentence for lying about where he lived when he ran for supervisor in 2006. yesterday, his lawyer made an unsuccessful attempt to persuade a judge to sentence him to home confinement and community service. he was in federal prison for extortion, mail fraud, and bribery conviction. his lawyer says he had helped other inmates with their education while he was in federal prison. >> he'll do things in prison that he continued to do. he would rather not spend that 30 days in jail, but you're not going to argue with the judge. >> he has to perform 200 hours of community service. he is expectedded to surrender to authorities next thursday. a former west sacramento police officer is being sentenced to 205 years in prison. officer sergio alvarez was arrested last year. he was accused of kidnapping and raping women while on

patrol. prosecuters say he forced victims to perform sexual acts by threatening to arrest them on a variety of charges. >> these victims were vulnerable and that's why he preyed upon them. and that also makes the case very challenging. >> during a trial, a letter from alvarez's estranged wife was read. she said she left him two months before he was arrested because he started becoming angry and hot-tempered. she also says she suspected him of being a sexual predator. a suspended concord police officer will be back in court next week to face several felony charges. officer matthew switzer is accused of stealing prescription pain killers from the apartments of senior citizens. he has been on paid leave since february. his defense attorney says switzer suffers from posttraumatic stress disorder and prescription drug abuse. >> he was fighting a very serious addiction problem that started out with prescriptions. he had an on-duty injury.

>> yesterday, a judge set switzer's bail to $480,000. he is due back in court on tuesday. a wrongful death lawsuit has been filed by the family of a father and daughter killed by a reckless driver in 2012. solomon nuri and his 9-year-old daughter were both killed while riding bikes in concord. the driver, a teenager at the time, pleaded not guilty to vehicular manslaughter and was sentencedded to seven months in prison. no word on the damages being sought in the lawsuit. police in san leandro are teaming up with local people and business owners, creating a database of private surveillance cameras. police say surveillance video is a valuable tool in fighting and solving crimes. that's why san leandro police are trying to locate as many private security systems as they can. by creating a list of available resources, police officers won't have to go door to door looking for surveillance video. >> if we knew exactly where to go to right away and we were able to bypass some of the

other residences that where he knew didn't have video, those officers could spend time actually out in the field looking for the suspect. >> police say so far 26 people and two businesses have registered to be a part of the new surveillance camera database. pittsburg police investigating that city's first homicide of the year. police say a neighbor found 36- year-old san luis vega astephenson street in a neighborhood that borders the delta dianza regional trail. there are candles marking the spot where vega was found. it appears he was targeted. police say he has a long criminal record and even survived a bullet wound to the head in 2001. >> he also has an extensive history with our department for weapons and drug-related offenses. >> investigators say he was able to speak to the police before he died from his wounds. so far, no arrests have been made. more than a dozen people came together yesterday to raise the flag in awareness of

the people still waiting for organ transplants. the ceremony took place at john mere medical center. friends and family of the late stage officer kenyon youngstrom took a moment to remember his sacrifice. officer youngstrom was killed in 2012 during a routine traffic stop. his organs helped save the lives of four other people. >> kenny was shot and killed serving the people of the state of california and he died gives his life back to the citizens of california. >> the california transplant donor network says about 10,000 people in northern california are on the wait list for organ transplants. time is 9:40. you know it's almost easter. in the spirit of the holiday, the heyward animal shelter is holding a bunny adoption. now, it will be held today from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. look at that face, at the animal shelter on barns court. organizers say taking care of a bunny is not easy. there's a lot involved. that's why they are also

educating possible bunny buyers how to care for a bunny and what to expect and their behavior. a lot of them are often dumped after easter. all of these bunnies, by the way, have been spayed or neutered. san francisco's explore tore yum has just been named the best place in america to take your children. the fran exploratorium is on pier 15 in san francisco. it has 600 interactive exhibits. the slogan at the entrance when you go in says "touch everything." legoland california also made the list. the theme park in carlsbad claimed the number eight spot on that list. a student at san leandro high school is forced to leave her junior year. her fight to graduate and how her efforts have paid off. >> today, ticket saturday comes back. the secret word you'll need to

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. 9:44. look at this. federal agents found two sophisticated drug smuggling tunnels between tijuana and san diego. a 73-year-old woman has been charged with helping to run one of those operations. first tunnel, 600 yards long, 70 feet down. it was found under the cement floor of a warehouse filled with children's toys and tv's. the second tunnel was more than

700 yards. it's got an electric rail system and ventilation equipment. authorities say drug smuggling organizations have changed the way they are operating. >> in the last two tunnels, including this one, we noticed they are not stockpiling that marijuana and being much more cautious in the way they operate. >> federal agents say the tunnels are the sixth and seventh found in that area in less than four years. new this morning, president obama using his weekly address to promote his federal budget. >> the budget i sent congress earlier this year is based on the idea of opportunity for all. it will grow the middle class and shrink the deficits we've already cut in half since i took office. this week, the republicans in congress put forward a very different budget and it does just the opposite. it shrinks opportunity and makes it harder for americans who work hard to get ahead. >> now, republicans disagree. they say their budget is working to streamline federal

job training programs to help people find a job. a transgender student in oregon is making headlines after a christian university has refused to let him live on campus with other male students. chase is a sophomore at george fox university. he is undergoing a mail-to- female transition and is taking legal steps to change his gender. but he had to file a complaint with the u.s. department of education after he was discriminated against based on sex. >> it's ridiculous. it's deeply discriminatory. i do not agree with it at all. i think he should be treated like any other male, because he is a male. >> a spokesman for the university says placing him with other males would be against the school's theological commitments. the university says it has given the student two options, either live on campus in his own room or finding housing off campus. a woman thought her dreams were in jeopardy when she got so sick she had to drop out of

high school. now she's achieved something no one else has. last night, she was among the more than 60 people who graduated from the castro valley adult school. she is being recognized for her achievements and also for where she's headed. >> reporter: selin wong loved high school. she was a 4.0 student, played flute and tennis and dreamed of college, and then at the start of her junior year, she got sick. >> i was ill with stomach aches, headaches, dizziness and sensitivity to light. >> reporter: it was so bad, she dropped out of school. by the time she recovered two years later, she was 19 and too old to go back. since she couldn't go back to san leandro high school, she came here to the castro valley adult school. she wanted her ged, but didn't realize that coming here would open up the door to so much more. >> i remember going there, crying the first day, like how did i even end up here? >> reporter: the staff told her she had options and she could have her dream. >> you wanted to go to college?

>> yeah. >> how badly? >> very badly. >> reporter: she completed two years of classes in just 11 months, then reached for what she once thought was impossible. then one day last fall, her mom called to tell her a package had arrived. >> when i opened it it, oh, my god, it was actually columbia university. >> reporter: selin is the first person to ever graduate from castro valley adult school and go straight to an ivy league school. the 20-year-old has sense spoken in sacramento about the importance of adult education and last week was inducted into the alameda county women's hall of fame. her accomplishment brings her family to tears. >> it's really big in my family because i am the first one who goes straight to four-year. >> reporter: the road ahead may not be easy. she still needs scholarships and knows things will be hard for her family when she's gone, but also knows what it's like

to face challenges and thrive. >> i just felt like i was out of place at that moment. sorry. >> feel like you found your place now? >> yeah, a better place as well. >> reporter: and the best is yet to come. >> congratulations to her. really a great story and a remarkable young lady. she is making the castro valley adult school part of her message, too, in terms of inspiration. certainly congratulations to all the other graduates. really a great achievement. >> great story. did you a great job on it, too. >> thank you. 9:49. rosemary does a great job. >> yes, she does. >> she has created a saturday forecast that will drive you out of its mind. >> smiling about this weather, and i did it? thanks, dave. >> yeah. >> outside our doors, a live look into the east bay, where

the wind turbines are slowly cranking there. partly cloudy skies. you can see them overhead and we will have a northwest breeze for the afternoon, especially along the coastline. with the sun shining, if you're thinking about heading out to walk the dog, maybe play in the sand, this to be aware of. the system that brought us some rain yesterday kept those showers going most of the afternoon and into the evening hours, now pushing off to the east. we have a ridge of high pressure pulling in, just in time for the weekend. as it strengthens, it's going to continue to drive our temperatures up. we're sort of in the transition. until this takes over, we have that north-northwesterly breeze again with the pressure gradient for the afternoon. i think the coast will be especially breezy and some of us inside right around the bay seeing the wind pick up for the afternoon as well. keep that in mind. temperatures from yesterday into today, up by 5, 10 degrees, especially the farther inland you go. for the afternoon on sunday, we'll take a hike.

another 5 to 10 degrees expected. today, our numbers are very seasonal for this time of year. sunday, well above the seasonal average. 54 right now in oakland. upper 40s around napa, santa rosa, san rafael. a chilly start over the north bay, but we'll see this actually turn into a very nice day as well. giving you a look, no, not going to work. looking at the napa area -- no, i wanted to give you the day planner, but not working in my favor. how about concord for the afternoon? giving you a look at your lunchtime numbers, low 60s in the afternoon, with mostly sunny skies, right about the lunch hour. into the afternoon, upper 60s by 3:00, settling into your dinner time, still about 65 degrees. sun setting at 7:35. for your evening, mid-50s in the forecast. 51 at heyward right now. for the afternoon, 64 for heyward. mid 60s in oakland. 64 in berkeley. 63 for san francisco today. heading to the north bay, upper

60s for novato. wanted to show you your day planner for napa and santa rosa, but i will say by the lunch hour, 60s. 70 for antioch. 70 for brentwood. 70 degrees in concord. shifting to the south a little bit, livermore, you're checking in at 69. mountain view, you'll go to 69. san jose at 69. los gatos, also included there. 69 for santa cruz. for tomorrow, we do have a west swell, creating rip currents, as well as sneaker waves. if you're thinking about heading to the beach for tomorrow, beware, because tomorrow will be even warmer than today. mid to upper 60s along the coastline for tomorrow. areas like pacifica and half moon bay, low 70s around the bay, upper 70s for inland communities. then we reach into the 80s by monday, tuesday. upper 70s around the bay, and 70s at the coast. by wednesday, we're cooling it down, but you can see in the extended forecast, no rain in

the forecast. well, a schoolbus driver fired in missouri. what he was caught doing on the job that could lead to a change in state law. >> plus, an important weekend for the stanford women's basketball team. their trip to the final four and the bet now placed on the big game. ñw?

. a school bus driver in missouri is looking for a new job after being caught on his phone, texting while he was driving. now, the video was recorded on thursday during a rain storm. the driver had one hand on the wheel, but can be seen looking down at the phone which he had in his lap. missouri is one of seven states in the country that does not ban texting while driving. >> i think it's crazy. i think it's as dangerous as drunk driving. >> this all comes as the department of transportation launches its first-ever national campaign against

distracted driving. texting while walking, just as dangerous as texting while driving and it causes more accidents. researchers have seen a rise of people bumping into walls, falling down steps, and stepping out into traffic. they say people who text and walk at the same time don't pay as much attention to what's happening around them and that can cause serious injuries. friendly bets are being placed on tomorrow's final four game between stanford and uconn in women's basketball. video of the cardinal's victory over north carolina tuesday night here. now, a bay area congresswoman is betting artichokes and california wine against maple syrup and beer from the connecticut congressman. stanford's th underdog in that game. uconn beat stanford back in november. the game is being played in connecticut. it begins tomorrow at 5:30 local time. well, it's ticket saturday. today, 10 lucky viewers will win tickets to the sailboat show, the largest on the west

coast, featuring boats, gear and accessories, as well as daily seminars and workshops. tickets are good for april 10- 13 at jack london square in oakland. to enter, go to ktvu.com before midnight tonight and there is the secret word on the screen, easy to remember, "boat." nice day. >> looks like fun. rosemary, can i get out on a boat today? good weather? >> man, i'm looking at a shot off screen at the golden gate bridge and boats are already moving out! it's going to be a nice day to do some sailing. take a look at these numbers. notable jump in our temperatures for today. a bigger jump comes tomorrow, mostly sunny skies. a cool start, but temperatures are already in the 50s in the 10:00 hour and the warming trend continues. low 80s monday and tuesday. we'll see a slight cooldown on wednesday. in the extended forecast, we're dry. of course we could use more rain, but we've seen quite a bit in the last week. i think we could use a break. >> i'll take 80s for now.

thanks, rosemary. >> you got it. that's our report for this morning. we appreciate you making ktvu your choice for news. >> we are continuing to follow some of the stories happening today, including the gun buyback in san francisco and the students who are returning home today from their trip to ghana. you can get more on those stories on our next newscast at 6:00, and of course any time online at ktvu.com. have a great saturday. thanks, dave for dropping in. >> good to see you guys. >> thank you for joining us. looks beautiful out there. enjoy the day, everyone. bulldog: oh boy!

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