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good sunday morning everybody. you saw katie utehs just walk away there. she's at the san francisco rock 'n' roll marathon this morning. it is currently underway. you just saw her ktvu's katie utehs will have more on the road closures you can expect if you're head the to the city this morning. it is mornings on 2. sunday april 6th. i'm brian flores. >> and i'm allie rasmus. >> mike and claudine have the day off today. >> good morning to you. a good looking day. take a look at this beautiful shot looking towards the east. the official sunrise, 10, 12 minutes ago, and we have plenty of sunshine in store for today. the ridge of high pressure is going to continue to build, and our temperatures will transition from being seasonal yesterday to well above average for today. you can see from storm tracker 2 we have just a little bit of patchy fog out there this morning, picking up a little bit here in and around santa cruz and just off the coast. we will be mostly sunny for today and temperatures along the coast in the 60s to near 70 degrees. with that said i have an advisory to tell you about coming up in just a moment.

first let's check in on our temperatures. it's a cool start out there, 46 walnut creek. 47 in hayward. 49 in oakland. 44 santa rosa, novato and napa. low 50s san francisco, sfo and into redwood city. mid-40s for half-moon bay. for the afternoon today we've got some nice weather coming our way. 71 expected in san francisco, 73 for hayward, 79 in livermore. we'll be flirting with that 80- degree mark for some areas. upper 60s expected in pacifica. with that said a beach advisory for today. rip currents and sneaker waves will be a possibility. if you're going to be hanging out there, something to consider while you're playing on the beach. when i come back, i'll continue to show you what is going on out there. dry weather and the warming trend, with temperatures reaching into the low 80s eventually. i'll show you when coming up. all right rosemary. we are following developing news in richmond this morning where police are responding to a deadly crash. it happened around 5 this

morning after a driver lost control on richmond parkway. police are investigating the cause of the crash. we'll bring you more on this developing story as soon as we get more information. happening now, nearly 11,000 people are rocking and rolling their way through the streets of san francisco. ktvu channel 2 reporter katie utehs live at the starring line, and she tells us the energy at the transamerica rock 'n' roll half marathon is contagious. >> reporter: it was a festive start to this race. they're very efficient. they're already taking down the start line. runners are headed now towards the golden gate bridge. it's going to be a scenic beautiful run this morning. let me show you the start of the race. >> reporter: some of the advice that was given to the 11,000

runners, don't race until you get to the bridge. that's because in this route there are 1,000 feet of climbing involved, and 800 feet in the first # 40 miles. there were a lot of excited folks out here. we did speak with someone who was not happy with the event. >> at 6:00 this morning we were assaulted by a large sound of rock 'n' roll marathon with no notification. no prior, you know, information that this was going to happen to us this morning. >> as those runners snake their way through the city, they will finish at civic center plaza. there's some 13 bands set up along the course, so it is going to be very festive route. it is the first time that a race has finished at civic center plaza since 1987. so many folks very excited about this event. as you heard, there are some that felt they were not notified properly.

back out here live, you can see there's still some strag letters starting their run. we are going to change locations and for our next live shot you can see us at civic center plaza. we'll show you the festivities and excitement being set up there. might be a good day to check it out. live in san francisco, katie utehs channel 2 news. we have new information on a rescue mission at sea. a navy ship has reached a san diego family stranded a thousand miles off the coast of mexico with a sick baby on board. eric and charlotte kauffman and their two children set sail last month for a trip around the world, but their 1-year-old daughter got sick, and their boat lost power. this past thursday a 4-person crew from the california air national guard parachuted in to help them. at some point the family may be taken off the navy ship by helicopter depending on how the little girl is doing. >> the main issues, especially with children is they do really

well for a long time and they crash. that's what we're worried about. we're constantly monitoring every 15, 20 minutes we're watching to make sure that things stay stable. >> the family is said to be in good spirits and right now the girl is stable. a navy ship is expected to take them to shore sometime this morning. time now 7:05. the national weather service is warning abalone divers and beachgoers to use caution along the coast. a storm off the pacific coast is expected to create fast, long period swells. those swells increase the threat of sneaker waves and rip currents which increases the risk of swimmers being pulled out to sea. beachgoers should be especially careful on beaches that face west or northwest. new this morning, fairfield police are investigating a shooting at a house party that injured four teenagers. it happened at 10:30 last night on camelia and or kid and orchid streets. a group of teenagers started

arguing and then a fight broke out and someone started shooting. >> there was a little confrontation. one thing led to another. people were talking about guns. >> people were like running out of the house. i have a little cousin here so i went to see if she was okay. next thing you know we heard like gunshots and people screaming. >> police say three of the victims are listed in stable condition. a fourth victim was originally listed in critical condition but police say their condition has stabilized. police have not said if any arrests have been made. police in modell in modesto are investigating a stabbing at a slumber party. a 13-year-old girl stabbed her 11-year-old sister and her friend and turned the knife on herself. the girl suspected of the stabbing is in serious but stable condition. >> my understanding is they heard a scream, mom heard a scream and went to check on them. and that's when they found the victims and called the police immediately. >> neighbors say the girl may have special needs.

investigators won't confirm that, but they did say they're not sure if she will face any charges. an overnight chase in richmond ended with a crash. it happened around 1:15 this morning on androtte avenue and 28th street when police spotted a stolen car. the driver took off leading officers on a short chase before the driver jumped out of the car. the car rolled and hit a parked vehicle. two passengers in the speeding car were detained. eight people are now safe after being rescued when their boat caught fire near timer ron. the coast guard received the call about smoke just before 1 yesterday afternoon. the five adults and three children were told to put on life jackets and jump into the water to escape the fire. >> before they went in the water, they were able to fire safety flares and get the attention of a neighboring body. the neighboring boat came over and picked them up. they were only in the water a short period of time. so they were cold but not

hypothermic. >> rescuers wrapped them in blankets. no one was hurt. search and rescue teams will be out missing for a dc volusiaing for a missing hiker. magdalena glynn cost key. her car was later found in that location. anyone with information should call the marin county sheriff's department or bay area crime stoppers. uc berkeley will hold another clinic for people to get vaccinated against the measles after a second student was diagnosed with the disease. the clinic will be held from 10 this morning until 1 this afternoon on campus. the student may have exposed b.a.r.t. riders as well as other students. health officials say the student rode b.a.r.t. from oakland to berkeley on march 30th after returning from a trip. the student also attended class from april 1st to april 3rd. health officials say the current case is unrelated to another case back in february. a high school student in west sonoma county is

recovering from a case of whooping cough. parents and students were notified on friday. the school district's superintendent says the students case was not serious. according to the press democrat, the teen had been vaccinated against the disease. according to a recent study, california saw a rise in whooping cough cases in 2013, mostly because of parents refusing to vaccinate their children. 83% of whooping cough patients last year were kids. in february health officials confirmed the state's first death from whooping cough since the 2010 epidemic. the price to park in downtown walnut creek is about to go up. starting tomorrow the rates at most meters will double from a dollar an hour to $2. parking will be enforced seven days a week. meter hours will be enforced from 10 a.m. until 8 p.m. for the first two weeks drivers will be issued warnings, and the goal is to get more people in the city to park in city garages. the city's offering free parking at garages for the first hour, special $25 monthly

parking passes for city garages are also available. the sanford women's basketball team has a tough challenge ahead when they take on defending champion uconn today. the huskies have won all 38 of their games this year including a blowout of sanford very early in the season all the way back in november. since then stanford lost only two other times. they know it's going to be a tough game. they say they are prepared for the challenge though. >> it's a basketball game. just take it smart, know our game plan and be confident and play together. that's all i'm thinking about right now. >> this is the stanford women's sixth final four in seven years. tipoff is at 5:30 tonight. in the men's final four kentucky fans were brought to their feet after a big thriller there. >> oh, aaron harrison beyond belief! >> and the crowd goes nuts there. aaron harrison hit a 3-pointer with 5.7 second left to play after taking a pass from his

twin brother andrew. kentucky went on to beat wisconsin 74-73 and will advance to the national championship game. kentucky is looking for its second national title in three years, and its ninth in school history. following the game, thousands of fans took to the street of lexicon kentucky to celebrate. police lined the streets as fans hung from trees and started small fires as you see. firefighters had to put out more than 60 fires. 30 people had to be treated for various injuries. >> a massive crowd out there. it was a really exciting game. >> oh, yeah. paying more to commute to san francisco, the big change for drivers who use the golden gate bridge starting tomorrow and why it could put a dent in your wallet. >> and a recall involving thousands of mazda vehicles. the insect problem that could be putting drivers at risk. >> it's a mostly sunny start to the day but it's a chilly start to the day. i do expect a fairy rapid rebound as we soar well above average for the afternoon.

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grant oh lord to all who are bereaved. >> the first victims of last month's deadly landslide in washington state are now being laid to rest. they include linda macpherson who grew up in darrington and was the town's librarian for 28 years. friends and family say her memory lives on with out lives that she touched. >> she is now with god, and although she lived who went before her, her spirit lives in our hearts and resides in the river valley and mountains she called home and loved. >> 30 people were killed in the disaster. 13 people still remain missing. chinese search crews say they have discovered a pulse

signal and some white floating objects that could belong to missing malaysia flight 370. malaysian authorities say they are still trying to verify these reports. two naval ships be w high- technology equipment are being sent to the area. those ships will try to confirm if the signal is in fact coming from flight 370's black boxes. >> this is an important and encouraging lead but one which i urge you to continue to treat carefully. >> 12 military and civilian planes and 13 ships will take part in today's search efforts. search crews will focus on three areas which total more than 83,000 square miles. time now is 7:16 and a new warning for parents about e- cigarettes as it prompts a surgeon calls to poison control centers around the country. how the devices are enticing for kids. >> oscar molina learned the hard they e-cigarettes and children are a bad combination. >> it's pretty colors.

>> after getting an e-cigarette as a christmas gift both his 5- year-old daughter and 10-year- old son gave it a try without his permission. >> i don't know. it just looked cool. i liked the colors on it, buttons. >> his son posted a video of hills using the device which was purple with a cherry flavored liquid. >> it became a concern because i can't leave that thing laying around or somebody put something that's not vapor or harmless and i don't know, so i got rid of the thing. >> molina says luckily the e- cigarette did not contain nicotine and the kids were okay. an increasing number of children are accidentally ingesting, inhaling or touching liquid nicotine. new numbers from the cdc show in september of 2010, poison centers across the country got one call per month about e- cigarettes. fast forward to february of 2014, that number skyrocketed to 215 calls. more than half were about young children under five.

here in california. poison control report from january of 2013 to february of 2014 they handled 147 calls about e cigarettes. experts say part of the problem is that e-cigarettes are not required to be child proof and often come in bright colors and fruit flavors. >> i can remember a 2-year-old finding an e-cigarette that had slipped between the cushion of a couch and was found kind of sucking on the end. >> that was cara liu reporting. symptoms can include vomiting and seizures. poison control says as little as one gulp could be fatal to a child or adult. spiders are forcing mazda to recall tens of thousands of cars. mazda says it is recalling 42,000 mazda 6 cars because spiders can weave a web in a vent hose. the recall involves cars from the 2010 to 2012 model years

equipped with 2.5-liter engines. mazda will perform repair work for free starting this month. >> one of those recalls you don't normally hear of. >> who would have thought. 7:18. rosemary, we started off april kind of winterish, and now it's turning into summer all of a sudden. >> a huge turn around. i would like to see more rain in the extended forecast. >> so would i. >> it's a dry one. the weekend, wow, the weather perfect for most of us. giving you a look at the sun shining over lafayette this morning. sunny skies and in the 70s. giving you a look at where we are dealing with a little bit of patchy fog. picking it up around santa cruz and along the coastline. not as widespread as we saw it yesterday morning. most of us waking up with, again, plenty of sunshine. going to back it up here. turning on the water vapor. i like to use the satellite shot because it depicts the circulation in the atmosphere. you can see very clearly that

ridge of high pressure that will keep us high and dry for the next couple of days. today we're going to be warmer than yesterday. i'm talking by 5, even 10 degrees. a notable warmup coming our way for the afternoon. this morning many of us a few degrees warmer than where we started yesterday. santa rosa in napa a chilly start for you. warmer than yesterday and for the afternoon we're actually looking at temperatures again in the 70s. i think by the lunch hour we are going to see -- i want to go to concord where we are going to see temperatures well into the low 70s for some. here is a look at what you can expect for concord. as we get into the 10:00 hour already in the 60s. by lunchtime 70 degrees. into the 1:00, 72. going to 77 by 4:00 and into the evening hours still holding on to 70 degrees at 7:00, so if you're thinking about maybe eating outdoors, it's going to be mild all the way into the evening hours with sunsetting at about 7:36. it's a great day for a ball game. i will suggest the sunblock for

the kids as well as that ball cap because you are going to need some shade. 72 expected at 1:05 with a west, northwesterly breeze at 10 miles per hour under mostly clear skies. for the afternoon let's take a tour. 78 for novato. 75 san rafael. 72 for richmond. 76 expected for vallejo. to the east bay, temperatures in the east bay shoreline. low 70s for today. mid-70s castro valley. 79 for livermore and antioch. the south bay, 76 for san jose. los gatos. 77. the peninsula for the afternoon, 74 redwood city, 71 in the city of san francisco. 68 if you're going to be playing out at half-moon bay. the extended forecast there with the second half of your weekend in view. temperatures warmer today, going even warmer for tomorrow, a near repeat on tuesday. by wednesday we do have temperatures cooling back just a bit and even cooler on thursday. again, no rain in the extended forecast. back to the desk. thanks rosemary.

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minutes. the first blast happened just after 6 p.m. local time. no injuries have been reported. the volcano is said to have been active since 1999. eruptions have occurred sporadically in the past 15 years. a historic lodge in golden gate park is in need of earthquake updates. rec and park staffers say the city isn't planning to do anything about it. the mcclaireen lodge was built in 1896. it's used by the entire recreation and parks department in san francisco. despite withstanding the 1906 and 1989 earthquake the next big quake could destroy the building. the san francisco examiner says the city plans to focus on other projects instead. there is growing excitement for fans of ben and jerry's ice cream in two days it will be free cone day. on tuesday ice cream fans are invited to come and grab the scoop of their choice between 12 p.m. and 8 p.m. ice cream creators ben and jerry say it's their way of saying thank you to the people who enjoy their many flavors. the company has held a free

cone day every year since it opened in 1970. time now 7:25. in friday's box numbers are in and captain america appears to have used his super hero strength to get to the top. >> when do we start. >> we just did. >> i'm willing to bet. >> captain america, the winter soldier is in the second film in the super hero series. it brought in more than $37 million on friday. noah came in at number 2 bringing in nearly $5 million. meantime divergent, gods not dead rounded out the top five. fans of the 1985 film the goonies are getting excited after word that a sequel is in the works. >> hey, mikey if you can hear me, run, run, they're coming after you! >> goonies director confirmed the news with tmz and said he's in talks with the film's original cast which included corey feldman and seans aston.

>> he said he'd like to create goonies the musical for broad kay. coming up in our 7:30 bay area store clerk turns a gun on the man trying to rob him. the quick actions caught on camera and what the clerk learned later about the gun. >> and happening now, thousands of people are running through the streets of san francisco. we'll introduce you to some of the runners in this year's rock 'n' roll marathon. >> it's a great morning for a run. fair skies overhead, fair weather in the forecast as our warming trend continues for your sunday afternoon. i'll have just how much warmer your area will be coming up.

welcome back to mornings on 2. certainly is a beautiful day for a run. thousands of runners are making their way through san francisco today. the unique stories behind some of the year's runners for the transamerica rock 'n' roll half marathon taking place as we speak. it is a nice day for a run. good morning everybody. welcome back to mornings on 2. it is sunday april 6th i'm brian flores. >> and i'm aly ebrahim al allie rasmus. >> let's get a quick check of the weather with rosemary. good morning, starting out with a view of o.co coliseum. great day for a ball game. a little haze out there. mostly sunny skies in store for today. if you're going to the ball

game bring along the sunblock. it's going to be warm, sunny, and if you are going out to tailgate this morning maybe bring a light jacket because it is a chilly start. let's take a look at what is happening out there. more sunshine to speak of this morning, less fog picking up just a little bit in and around santa cruz. even santa cruz reporting partly cloudy skies. areas like half-moon bay and pacifica, ocean beach. beautiful weather already this morning. a little on the cool side but i do think we'll see a fairly quick rebound as we get into the next hour. by 9:00 most of us in the 50s. with that said, if you're thinking about heading to the beach from the sonoma county coastline down into monterey, the possibility of rip currents and sneaker waves for today. keep an eye on your little ones if you're going to be playing along the beach. warming trend continues for your afternoon today. temperatures in the 50s as we get into the 9:00 hour. mid-60s to low 70s for your lunch hour, and for the afternoon today 5 to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. i'll leave you with a look at what you can expect for your

area. 74 for fremont, 78 in concord. 75 san rafael. 71 san francisco. 67 this afternoon in pacifica. when i come back, we'll have a detailed look at your morning temperatures and how long this warming trend is going to last. all right rosemary. thank you so much. happening now nearly 11,000 people have strapped on their running shoes for this year's transamerica rock 'n' roll half marathon in san francisco. the race kicked off at 6:30 this morning at golden gate park. the course continues to civic center plaza. if you are anywhere near the race, you'll hear lots of music as bands are starting at the course at 1 mile intervals. some nearby residents say they weren't ready for the commotion. >> at 6:00 this morning, we are assaulted by a large sound of rock 'n' roll marathon with no notification, no prior, you know, information that this was going to happen to us this morning.

>> last year the race was limited to only 5500 runners. this year organizers expanded the course to allow for more people. meantime a combat vet who was severely injured in afghanistan is celebrating her recovery by running in the rock 'n' roll half marathon this morning. kelly hunt was injured about a year ago when a suicide bomber attacked her military convoy. she suffered a complex skull fracture and shrapnel damage to her limbs. it's been exactly one year to the date of the bombing. hunt says she hopes to honor fallen and wounded soldiers with her determination. this morning we have new information on a rescue mission at sea. a navy ship has reached a san diego family stranded a thousand miles off the coast of mexico with a sick baby on board. eric and charlotte kauffman and their two children set sail last month for a trip around the world, but their 1-year-old daughter got sick and their boat lost power. this past thursday a four- person crew from the california air national guard based at moffett field parachuted in to

help them. at some point the family may be taken off the navy ship by helicopter depending on how the little girl is doing. police are investigating after a woman's body was found near lake merritt. it happened around 7 yesterday morning near the smith recreation center at park boulevard and 3rd. a bicyclist called police and said the woman appears to have suffered some head trauma. police are investigating the case as a homicide and have not made any arrests. we're learning more about the victim of a fatal pedestrian accident this weekend. the 98-year-old man who was killed while walking in berkeley is a well-known bay area psychologist and professor. police say joseph luft was crossing the intersection of bancroft way and sacramento street friday night when he was hit. he was a professor at stanford. the driver involved in that accident is cooperating with the police investigation. five people were ejected and one person died in a rollover crash nava cavill in

vacaville. one person was pronounced dead at the scene. several other passengers were airlifted to the hospital. alcohol may have been a factor in that crash. east bay police are investigating a pair of robberies that they say could be related. both happened on friday night. one was an armed robbery. the other an attempted robbery. police say a woman was leaving corners tavern in downtown walnut creek when a man with a gun demanded she give him her purse. he grabbed it from her, hopped into a red honda accord. >> i work in downtown walnut creek at a bar, we tell people safe numbers don't walk to your car by yourself. >> about 10 minutes earlier there was an attempted robbery inside a parking structure across the street from the movie theater in pleasant hill. the victims in that case say the suspect also got away in a red honda accord. police say none of the victims were hurt. san leandro police are investigating an armed robbery

where the victim fought back. it happened on friday night at 7-eleven store on east 14th 14th street. police say a masked man entered the store and held one of the clerks at gunpoint. the clerk says the robber was waving the gun around as he demanded cash from the register. the clerk says he then made a split second decision and then grabbed the gun from the robber. >> some people say hero, some people say brave. others say stupid. it's a little bit of both, of all three actually. i don't know if it was the right thing but got a 2001 off the street. >> police say they later found out the gun was not loaded. investigators are now using store surveillance to try and track down that suspect. san leandro police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. time now is 7:36. close to 200 guns are now off the streets of san francisco. they were collected this weekend during a gun buyback event and n visitation valley. police accepted handguns, rifles and assault rifles with no questions asked. attendees were paid up to $100

per gun and $200 for every assault rifle. law enforcement agencies across the bay area will have extra patrols this month looking for drivers who are calling and texts behind the wheel. >> we've all seen the studies that it's pretty dangerous. nobody should do it and almost everybody does. >> this week there was a crash in newark involving a distracted driver. the chp says a driver was looking at her cell phone just before she lost control and rolled over. >> using these devices while you're driving takes your eye off the ball and creates risk not only for yourself but for other people. >> a national campaign called you drive, you text, you pay is set to hit the air waves and social media this week. april is distracted driving awareness month. if you use the golden gate bridge to get in and out of san francisco get ready to pay more to cross it. starting tomorrow the toll is going up. the current tolls of $5 with

fast track and 6 without go up by a dollar tomorrow. after that tolls will go up $0.25 a year between 2015 and 2018. some drivers think that's too much. >> as a college student we're already kind i of -- our means for book prices and everything, it gets hard to pay tuition and then have to pay for bridge tolls as well. >> the toll hikes will bring in $138 million and that's supposed to help erase a projected $142 million deficit over five years. it may seem like traffic keeps getting worse in downtown san francisco, but studies show there's actually fewer cars on the road. the san francisco county transportation authority reports travel speeds on major city streets like market increase by 5% during the morning commute from 2011 to 2013. average speed increased 3% during the evening commute as well. that's because more people are walking and biking or even

taking mass transit. a texas based startup is recruiting talent for its new san francisco office at shuttle bus stops in the city. the san francisco chronicle reports big commerce has been offering poached egg sandwiches as a gimmick to poach employees from other tech companies. the tactic appears to be working. the company says that it has spoken with more than a thousand potential candidates and extended offers to about six of them. caltrain is using a popular web site to reach out to people and address safety concerns. they held an and me anything session this past week. it was organized partly after that video you saw there of a man's close call with a passing train in redwood city that was post instead youtube. safety is one of the agency's biggest responsibilities. >> wow. a dozen protesters calling for immigration reform have been cited after blocking an intersection in san jose. it happened yesterday at story and king roads as part of a national day of demonstrations against the deportation of

undocumented immigrants. protesters were cited and released at the scene. close to two dozen protesters were also arrested in san francisco for blocking traffic at sutter and montgomery streets in the financial district. people in san jose are forming several neighborhood groups to help clean up trash and debris from a growing number of homeless encamp. s. santa clara county's homeless population is the fifth largest in the nation with the highest number of homeless veterans. a volunteer group formed to address the problems says it has hauled 50-tons of trash from creek banks and bridges in the past year. more than $1.6 million of the city's budget was set aside to pay for cleaning them up. a second golden state warriors coach in the last two weeks has been demoted or fired. assistant coach darren irvin was let go for what the team is describing as a violation of company policy. this does not appear to be related to the recent demotion of brian scalabrini. the timing timing is obviously

bad with the last few games of the season. friday night's postponement at the oakland coliseum was the topic of discussion yesterday. yesterday's game had a's fans leaving with more disappointment. dustin ackley slams a 2 run homer to right. the mariners up 3-0. bottom of 9, jed lowry hits a solo blast, a's trail 3-1. the a's could not make the comeback and the mariners go on to win with a final of 3 to 1. the giants are continuing to play strong this season on the road in l. a. the bottom of the 2nd, dodgers down by 1. juan uribe hit the double. it wouldn't take long for the giants to gain the lead. michael moore hits a solo blast. the giants would win 2-1 and win with a final of 7-2. time now is 7:41. coming up, it could soon cost you more to park in one east

bay city. where the race at meters are set to double. >> plus how drones could help the navy get supplies to sailors. >> our warming trend will continue for your sunday afternoon as temperatures fly 5 to 10 degrees above yesterday's highs. this morning it's a cool start. i'll have a tour of what you can expect outside right now and what is expected for the afternoon coming up.

a memorial service is planned this wednesday for the victims of last week's deadly shooting rampage at fort hood texas. army specialist ivan lopez killed three soldiers and wounded 16 others before killing himself. the three men killed were all experienced soldiers who served

in iraq and afghanistan. one of the victims sergeant danny ferguson is being remembered as a hero for standing in front of a door to keep the gunman out. >> he held that door shut. there's no locks. if he was not the one being against that door holding it that shooter would have been able to get through and shoot everyone else. >> sergeant's timothy owens and carlos rodriguez were also killed. owens had just signed up for another six years with the army and rodriguez was planning to retire later this year. the army says the gunman was being treated for depression and anxiety and being evaluated for post-traumatic stress disorder. final four organizers held a moment of silence for the victims of the fort hood shooting as well. >> we honor the courage of our nation's military around the world and their families who sacrificed so much to serve our great nation. their bravery will not be forgotten. >> the moment of silence took

place before the first semifinal game between connecticut and florida. representatives from the fort mchenry national park in baltimore maryland presented the 50 stars and stripes replica flag that flew over the fort for 200 years. chuck hagel says the u.s. will send two ballistic missile defense destroyers to japan by 2017. it's part of an effort to counter missile threats from north korea. the two destroyers would be in addition to five other u.s. missile defense warships stationed in japan. >> in response to pinyang's pattern of provocative and destabilizing actions including recent missile launches, i can announced to that the united states is planning to forward deploy two additional ballistic missile defense ships to japan by 2017. >> secretary hagel is on a 10 day trip in the asia pacific

region. the navy is launching a $100 million program to use drones to supply troops and rescue wounded soldiers. the wall street journal reports unmanned aircraft could one day be capable of helping soldiers carry out night raids, search oceans and select targets for attack. the navy has tested the program at the marine corps base. the drones could help the pentagon deal with budget cuts and cut the risk of casualties. inner city teams from san francisco say they're looking at life differently after returning home from a trip to west africa. the team spent nine days in ghana. the trip was part of a program called operation genesis. san francisco police officer jason johnson says he started the program to help local teens understand the sacrifices made by their african ancestors. >> it was a real life changing thing. it humbled me a little bit. we think we have it bad. we complain about, they have it worse over there and they're happy about it. >> the group also met with

other young people to talk about the difference between life in the bay view district and life in west africa. time now is 7:47. welcome to mornings on 2. brian, good to be filling in with you this morning. >> like wise t. is turning out to be a very nice day. 80s going to be tomorrow and tuesday for what i hear? >> it's going to be warm. 80 degrees. that's a warm day. we're going to see that transition some of us going to feel quite warm today because many of us going into the upper 70s. giving you a look out over walnut creek and mount diablo there in the backdrop. in the 40s walnut creek. we're not feeling that warm weather yet but by about 9:00 most of us will be in the 50s. 44 santa rosa, 44 in napa. mid-40s novato. upper 40s concord. livermore. upper 40s to low 50s around the bay. a chilly start along the peninsula as well. let's head that way. 49 redwood city. we have 49 in hillsborough.

47 foster city. upper 40s in belmont, palo alto you're checking in at 45 degrees. we do have a light breeze. 47 sunnyvale and saratoga at this hour. mid-40s as well. a chill in the air. the ridge of high pressure strengthening over the area for today. the winds not as breezy. we will have a little bit of patchy fog outside. it's happening at this hour, santa cruz reporting just a little bit but it's not even as widespread as yesterday. we have plenty of sunshine out there this morning. and then for the afternoon 5 to 10 degrees warmer than what we had yesterday. so yesterday we were in the low 60s to low 70s. take a look at these numbers, vacaville even expected to hit 80. 79 for napa. 79 sonoma, mid-70s san rafael. low 70s in sausalito for the afternoon today. 75 in kentfield. it will be all about the numbers. plenty of sunshine. low 70s for richmond as well as berkeley. 73 this oakland, walnut creek you'll go to 78. upper 70s in livermore. i'm thinking an outdoor cafe

going to feel quite nice. 76 san jose. 79 for morgan hill. 74 mostly sunny skies along the boardwalk of santa cruz. a great day to head to the beach. if you are just joining us to be aware of, there is an advisory for the possibility of rip currents as well as sneaker waves. 68 degrees for half-moon bay. 67 pacifica. 71 in san francisco. low 70s for san mateo and 75 expected in menlo park as well as mountain view. the extended forecast here with the second half of your weekend always in view, temperatures along the coastline upper 60s to mid-70s. around the bay, low mid-70s expected if you're going to see the a's play this afternoon, low 70s in the forecast. by game time going to feel mild out there, even warm for some, upper 70s for our inland communities. as we get into monday and tuesday, the warming trend continues, low 80s in the forecast for the inland communities, upper 70s around the bay. upper 60s to near 70 degrees for our coastal communities.

by wednesday we might see a bit of a cooldown there. we're still well above average and i'm a little disappointed in saying here that there's no rain in the extended forecast. a former yahoo employee is learning about the consequences of online interactions. the 42-year-old says he got fired at his job at yahoo after someone made a fake bomb threat under his name. when the fbi discovered the threat they contacted yahoo and questioned him at his house. despite not getting arrested and no charges being filed mr. mccow ski says he was still fired. he was framed by another chat user who was offended by one of his online pretty rants. inmates from san mateo are graduating and it's causing quite a few tails to wag. >> if i could transform some guys that had no knowledge how to be kind to animals. >> the graduation ceremony marked the success of a program

called tails. it gives inmates the opportunity to work with dogs from the peninsula humane society. for eight weeks they try to train those dogs who have social problems or other issues that prevent them from being adopted. >> i learned that i really have a connection with the dogs and i'm glad i was able to participate in a program like this. it's a big difference from where i came from. >> throughout the eight week period inmate handlers are with their dogs 24/7. they are responsible for the dog's exercise, socialization, grooming and house training. once a week they take part in an hour-long class to monitor progress. coming up, a fight on a high school campus, the dramatic altercation between a teacher and student caught on video and the overwhelming support he's now getting from students. >> plus why a couple chose to marry on skype with their families thousands of miles away.

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county looking a lot cleaner this morning. organizers say more than 600 people came out yesterday for the 2014 spring cleanup. in the past the event had to be canceled because of high water levels, but this year's drought allowed organizers to continue the event as planned. organizers estimate more than 10,000 pounds of trash and debris were removed along a 23- mile stretch of the river. salmon fishing season is underway and that means boat strikes could pose a risk to sea otters in monterey bay. boaters and fishermen are being asked to obey speed limits especially in areas with a high population of of the tores. 35 endangered otters have been killed by boat strikes in the past decade. salmon fishing season ends april 30th. the murder trial of oscar pistorius resumes tomorrow after a week long delay. pistorius is expected to take the stand for the first time in his trial this week. the case was postponed due to the illness of a court official. he's charged with murder in the

shooting death of his girlfriend last year. pistorius says he thought he was shooting an intruder. a makeover is in store for the former steel scape facility in richmond. a sacramento developer is working on a plan to build 700,000 square feet of new industrial space in that location. tomorrow morning there will be a news conference at the council chamber to provide information about the development. construction is set to begin sometime next year. a community near sacramento is coming together to help build a disabled vet a new home. yesterday the group broke ground at a spot in loomis where they would be building a new home for joshua hoterling. he lost both legs after stepping on an ied in afghanistan. he said he's taken aback by the kindness from this group of strangers. >> none of the guys have met me before. they're taking their saturday out to help a fellow veteran. it's extremely touching. >> the home will be built to accommodate his disabilities. a group called homes for our

troops provided all the funds necessary to complete the project. a man dying of cancer says he won't let his illness stop him from marrying the woman he loves. >> we need stood this in case something happens because i wouldn't want to have gone my life without making that commitment with him. no matter the end. >> vincent ryan's cancer had been in remission. then an x-ray showed he had a tumor in his lungs and doctors gave him a couple months to live. despite the setback ryan and his fiancee elizabeth decide today tie the knot in a utah hospital while their family members watched on skype. >> he came and sat next to me where i was watching a cartoon and he looked at me and pulled out the box from over here and was like, so, will you marry me. and i started crying, of course, and hugged him and said yes, yes, yes, a thousand times yes. >> nurses at the hospital helped the couple plan their wedding and served as

witnesses. >> that's a great story. >> very touching. happening now, thousands of runners making their way through the streets of san francisco. we'll head back out there for the big race and what you need to know if you're getting ready to head into the city. >> and shots fired at a party in fairfield. how witnesses described the chaos. >> outside our doors shaping up to be a nice day as those afternoon highs take a climb. 5 to 10 degrees above yesterday's i'll have a look at what you can expect for your neighborhood coming up.

happening right now. thousands of people are running through the streets of san francisco. we'll tell you more about the closures you need to know if you're headed to the city. a new development overnight in the effort to rescue a family stranded off the coast of mexico. how the navy is one step closer to bringing the family back home. >> and looking ahead to the national championships. the big challenge for the stanford women's basketball team as they face uconn in the final four today. mornings on 2 continues. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning everybody. welcome to the 8:00 hour of mornings on 2. it is sunday, april 6th. i'm brian flores. >> and i'm allie rasmus. both mike and claudine have the

day off. brian and i are happy to be filling in this morning. first let's get a quick look at the weather with rosemary. >> a beautiful day to be up. we've got some very bright sky out there this morning. take a look at oakland. if you're stepping out this morning, heading to the farmers market a bit of a chill in the air. in the next hour or so those numbers will start to climb. let's take a look at what is happening out there. ridge of high pressure in place. if i step out of the way, it is very easy to see with that arch stretching all the way in to british columbia. this is going to be with us for the next couple of days, and as it strengthens it will continue to drive our temperatures upward. upper 40s in santa rosa: 50 degrees in san francisco, oakland reporting 50 as well. san jose checking in at 49 and for the area along the south bay stretch we've got 42 in palo alto. a cool one for you. low 50s in mountain view, morgan hill, a chilly start as well. widespread 40s to low 50s at this hour. we'll all be in the 50s by about 9:00. 73 this afternoon for oakland,

71 for san francisco, 75 in mountain view. upper 70s in concord, 79 for napa as well as santa rosa. when i come back i'll have more on an advisory for the coastline. i think the anchors are going to speak about it as well. more on what you can expect for the coast today as we have some beach-like weather in the forecast. we're following developing news in menlo park this morning where police are searching for the parents of an 8-year-old boy. take a look at his picture. police say they found this boy on willow road and they're now trying to locate his parents. if you have any information please give men menlo park police a call. happening now nearly 11,000 people are running through the streets of san francisco for the transamerica rock 'n' roll half marathon. ktvu channel 2 reporter katie utehs has her running shoes on too. she's live at the finish line. it's been 27 years since the race has ended at civic center plaza.

good morning. >> reporter: good morning brian. those runners are faster than we are this morning. in the time it took us to move from the great highway to the civic center, the men's finisher we just barely caught him. the women's finisher just came across the finish line. her name is eleanor and she is from san francisco and she finished in i would say an hour 20. chris mocco is the men's winner. he's also from san francisco. he finished in 70 minutes and this is actually his second win. here's what he had to say about the course. >> beautiful morning, the hills man, the hills. i'm never doing that again. i need flat ground. my body wasn't meant for that. it's a really really challenging course but it's gorgeous so it went by very quickly. >> reporter: and our number 2 female just came across the finish line. she is one of 11,000 runners. they took off as we said from the great highway this morning around 6:30. the course goes over the golden gate bridge and back again, so it is absolutely beautiful

scenic route. they come through the marina, back here to the civic center plaza. there are 13 bands along the way. it is an absolute party out here and a little bit of girl power for you. a fun fact. about 60% of these runners are women. so get your running shoes on. head out. you can cheer these runners on and maybe sign up even for next year. live in san francisco, katie utehs ktvu channel 2 news. we have new information on a rescue mission at sea. a navy ship has reached a san diego family stranded a thousand miles off the coast of mexico with a sick baby on board. eric and charlotte kauffman and their two children set sail last month for a trip around the world. but their 1-year-old daughter got sick and their boat lost power. this past thursday a 4-person crew from the california air national guard based at moffett field in mountain view parachuted in to help them. at some point the family may be taken off the navy ship by helicopter depending on how the little girl is doing. >> the main issues, especially

with children is they do really well for a long time and they crash. that's what we're worried about. we're constantly monitoring all the time, every 15, 20 minutes we're watching to make sure things stay stable. >> the family is said to be in good spirits and right now the girl is stable. a navy ship is expected to take them to shore sometime this morning. we're also following developing news in richmond where police are responding to a deadly crash. it happened around 5 this morning after the driver lost control on richmond parkway. this is the wrong video there. we apologize. police are investigating the cause of the crash. we'll obviously bring you more information on this developing story as soon as we get it. meantime, the national weather service is warning abalone divers and other beachgoers to use caution along the coast. a storm off the pacific coast is expected to create fast long period swells. they say those swells increase the threat of sneaker waves and rip currents which then increases the risk of swimmers being pulled out to sea. meteorologists say beachgoers should be especially careful on

beaches that face west and northwest. new this morning, fairfield police are investigating a the shaking at a house -- a shooting at a house party that injured four teenagers. that happened last night on camelia and or orchid streets. a group of teenagers at the party started arguing and then a big fight broke out and someone started shooting. >> there was a little confrontation. one thing led to another. people were talking about guns. >> people were like running out of the house. i had a little cousin here so i went to see if she was okay, and next thing you know we heard like gunshots and then people screaming. >> police say three of the victims are listed in stable condition. the fourth victim was originally listed in critical condition but police say their condition has stabilized. police haven't said if any arrests have been made. police in modesto are investigating a stabbing at a girl's slum slumber party. a 13-year-old girl stabbed her 11-year-old sister and then a 13-year-old friend early yesterday morning before

turning the knife on herself. two of the girls are in critical condition and the girl suspected of the stabbing is in serious but stable condition. >> my i understanding is they heard a scream, mom heard a scream. went to check on them, and that's when they found the victims and called the police immediately. >> neighbors say the girl may have special needs. investigates would not confirm that, but they did say they're not sure if she will face any charges. an overnight chase in richmond ended with a crash. had happened around 1:15 this morning when police spotted a stolen car. the driver took off leading officers on a short chase before jumping out of the car. the car rolled and hit a parked vehicle. two passengers in that speeding car were detained. the driver was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. eight people are now safe after being rescued when their boat caught fire near fibberon the. they received a call about smoke. the five adults and three children on board were told to

put on life jackets and jump into the water to escape the fire. >> before they went in the water they were able to fire safety flares and get the attention of a neighboring boat. the neighboring boat came over and picked them up. they were only in the water for a short period of time. they were cold but not hypothermic yet. >> rescuers wrapped them in blankets and they were taken back to the marina in san rafael. no one was hurt. search and rescue teams will be out looking for a missing hiker. magdalena glinkoski was last seen, they captured footage of her. she was in her -- her car was later found in that location. anyone with information on her whereabouts should call the marin county sheriff's department or bay area crime stoppers. today u. c. berkeley will hold another clinic for people to get vaccinated against the measles after a second student was diagnosed with the disease. the clinic will be held from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the tang center on campus.

the student may have exposed b.a.r.t. riders as well and other students. health officials say the student rode b.a.r.t. from oakland to berkeley on march 30th after returning from a trip. the student also attended class from april 1st to the 3rd. health officials say the current case is unrelated to another case back in february. the price to park in downtown walnut creek is about to go up. starting tomorrow the rates at most meters will double from a dollar an hour to $2. parking will also be enforced seven days a week meaning sundays are no longer free. meter hours will be enforced from 10 a.m. until 8 p.m. for the first two weeks drivers will be issued warnings. the goal is to get more people to park in city garages. the city's offering free parking at garages for the first hour. special $25 monthly parking passes for city garages are also available. the stanford women's basketball team has a tough challenge ahead when they take on defending champion uconn today. the huskies have won all 38 of their games this year including a blowout of stanford very

early in the season in november. since then stanford lost only two other times. stanford knows it's going to be tough. they say they are prepared for the challenge. >> it's a basketball game. take it smart, know our game plan and just be confident and play together. that's all i'm thinking about right now. >> this is the stanford women's sixth final four in seven years. tipoff is at 5:00 tonight. and friendly bets are being placed for the final four game between stanford and uconn. anna eschew is betting artichokes and california wine against maple syrup and beer from joe courtney. in the men's final four kentucky fans were brought to their feet after a big thriller. >> oh, aaron harrison beyond belief! >> allie rasmus picked kentucky to be in the final four. aaron harrison hit a 3-pointer with 5.7 seconds left to play after taking a pass from his

twin brother andrew. kentucky went on to beat wisconsin 74-73 and will advance to the national championship game. kentucky looking for its second national title in three years and ninth in school history. following the games thousands of fans took to the streets of lexington kentucky to celebrate the win. police in riot gear lined the streets as fans hung from trees and even started some small fires. police say firefighters had to put out more than 60 fires. and 30 people had to be treated for various injuries as well. >> in full disclosure, brian all my bracket picks were completely random so pure luck there. >> okay. whatever. coming up on mornings on 2. paying more to commute to san francisco. the big change for drivers who use the golden gate bridge starting tomorrow and why it could put a dent in your wallet. >> and a recall involving thousands of mazda vehicles. how insects could be putting drivers at risk. >> and the warming trend continues for your sunday with afternoon highs soaring 5 to 10 degrees above yesterday's. ville a look at what you can expect for your afternoon coming up.

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grant oh, lord to all who are bereaved, the spirit of faith and courage, that they may have strength to meet the days to come. >> the first victims of last month's deadly landslide in washington state are now being laid to rest. they include linda macpherson who grew up in darrington and was the town's librarian for 28 careers. friends and family say her memory lives on with all the lives that she touched. >> she is now with god, and although she lived who went

before her, her spirit lives in our hearts and resides in the river valley and mountains she called home and loved. >> 30 people were killed in the disaster. 13 people remain missing. chinese search crews say they have discovered a pulse signal and white floating objects that could belong to missing malaysia flight 370. authorities say they're still trying to verify these reports. two naval ships with high- technology equipment are being sent to the area. those ships will try to confirm if the signal is coming from flight 370's black boxes. >> this is an important and encouraging lead but one which i urge you to continue to treat carefully. >> military and civilian planes and 13 ships will take part in today's search efforts. search crews will focus on three areas which total more than 83,000 square miles. a historic lodge in golden gate park is in need of

earthquake upgrades but the city isn't planning to do anything about it. the mcclaireen lodge was built in 1896. the landmark building is used by the entire recreation and park departments admission in san francisco. despite withstanding the 1906 and 1989 earthquakes the next big quake could destroy the building. the san francisco examiner reports that the city plans to focus on other projects. time now is 8:16. a new warning for parents about e-cigarettes as they prompt a a surge in calls to poison control centers around the country. cara liu reports how the devices are enticing for kids. >> oscar molina learned the hard way that e-cigarettes and children are a bad combination. >> pretty colors. >> after getting an e-cigarette as a christmas gift, both his 5- year-old daughter and 10-year- old son gave it a try without his permission. >> i don't know. it just looked cool. i liked the colors on it. >> his son even posted a video of hills using the device which was purple with a cherry

flavored liquid. >> it became a concern because i can't leave that thing laying around or somebody put something that's not a vapor or harmless and i don't know. so i got rid of the thing. >> molina says luckily the e- cigarette did not contain nicotine and the kids were okay, but an increasing number of children are accidentally ingesting, inhaling or touching liquid nicotine. new numbers from the cdc show in september of 2010 poison centers across the country got one caller month about e- cigarettes. fast forward to february of 2014. that number skyrocketed to 215 calls, more than half were about young children under five. here in california, poison control report from january of 2013 to february of 2014, they handled 147 calls about e- cigarettes. experts say part of the problem is that e-cigarettes are not required to be child proof and often come in bright colors and fruit flavors. >> i can remember a 2-year-old

finding an e-cigarette that had slipped between the cushions of a couch and was found kind of sucking on the end. >> that was cara liu reporting. now symptoms of liquid nicotine poisoning can include vomiting and seizures. poison control says as little as one gulp could be fatal to a child or adult. spiders are forcing mazda to recall tens of thousands of cars. mazda says it is recalling 42,000 mazda 6 cars because spiders can weave a web in a vent hose and cause the fuel tank to crack. the recall involves cars from the 2010 to 2012 model years with a 2.5-liter engine. no injuries or fires have been reported but mazda will perform repair work for free starting this month to ensure fuel tank pressure doesn't build up. >> very interesting recall there. time now is 8:18. let's go to rosemary now and what can we say. i mean it's starting to get warmer already. >> significant warmup in the forecast for today.

5 to 10 degrees above yesterday's hays. yesterday we were 5 to 10- degrees above highs for friday. within a couple of days we're looking at nearly 20 degrees warmer for the afternoons. giving you a look at a peaceful east bay hills. we've got the green rolling hills there, mount diablo in the backdrop. what a beautiful shot. mostly clear skies, blue skies. we will have mostly sunny skies for today. the story at this hour, the chill in the air. we still have 40s in and around santa rosa. 47 novato. 47 in napa. 49 walnut creek. upper 40s in livermore. low 50s around the bay. 53 in fairfield. 58 outside your door in antioch. temperatures again starting to climb. some of us still trailing behind. 45 sebastopol, upper 40s petaluma. we have low 50s in healdsburg. our temperatures will warm and most of us will be in the 50s. then by the afternoon, a look at what you had yesterday.

low 60s to low 70s. here we are finish today, upper 60s to upper 70s and then we'll actually be warmer for monday and tuesday when temperatures peak in the low 80s for some of our inland locations. again, a great day to head to the ball game. if you're going to see the a's play i suggest the sunblock. plenty of water for the kids, is make sure they have either the sunglasses or the baseball cap to cover and shade their eyes. low 70s expected at 1:05. game time mostly clear skies, and a light breeze coming in from the west and northwest. if you're going to be out tailgating this morning as i showed you a moment ago, it's still a little cool out there at this hour. 78 for novato as well as petaluma, san rafael, 75. a beautiful dana sausalito. mostly sunny skies, and 72. 72 for you richmond. 76 for vallejo. upper 70s and 80 degrees in areas around fairfield and vacaville. 78 for concord today, upper 70s antioch, 78 for danville. mid-70s castro valley.

73 for san leandro as well as hayward. into the south bay, cupertino, 76 as well as saratoga. a great day to head to los gatos, maybe santa cruz, low to mid-70s, a few upper 70s over parts of the south bay. 75 for palo alto. 74 redwood city. 73 in san mateo and 71 san francisco. upper 60s pacifica, half-moon bay, ocean beach, going to be beautiful out there today. the extended forecast, the warming trend continuing monday, tuesday. we finally get a break on wednesday. temperatures begin to come back down. remain still a bit above average and in the extended forecast it's a dry one. no rain in sight. 8:21 you're watching mornings on 2 and take a look at this. hundreds of tetris fans played a giant version of the classic game on the side of a philadelphia skyscraper. fans used joy sticks to minnesota hundreds of l. e. d. lights. tetris celebrates its 30th 30th anniversary this june. >> they have to bring that here

obviously. >> that would be fantastic. time now is 8:21. and coming up, it's an accident that sent trains crashing on to a platform and escalators. the new information we're learning about the driver of that train. >> and a dramatic altercation between a teacher and student caught on video. the overwhelming support that teacher is now getting from other students.

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2. 8:24. a high school teacher in santa monica is on leave after an altercation with a student. several other students recorded friday's incident on their cell phones. it shows science teacher and wrestling coach mark black and a student whose face has been blurred out. witnesses say it started when the student was caught selling drugs in class. the school district is now investigating. one board member says letters sent to the board have overwhelmingly supported the teacher's actions. and a facebook page created in support of black now has more than 6,000 likes. students in dozens of states started common core testing in week, but students are opting out in record numbers and that could affect the quality of the data the government hopes to collect about the new curriculum. some parents say the tests are causing unnecessary stress and anxiety for students ask are taking power away from local districts and teachers. students at dover elementary school in san pablo were among the first to take the tests. >> we have as parents

collectively all been noticing a trend that our children are just getting stressed out. they're enjoying learning a lot less. >> the state of indiana has already opted out the tests and oklahoma may do the same. friday's box office numbers are in and captain america appears to have used his super hero strength to get to the top. >> when do we start. >> we just did. >> i'm willing to bet. >> captain america, the winter soldier is the second film in the super hero series. it brought in more than $37 million on friday. the biblical epic noah came in at number 2 bringing in nearly $5 million. divergent god's not dead, and the grand budapest hotel rounded out the top five. fans of the 1985 film the goonies are getting excited after word that a sequel is in the works. >> hey, mikey, if you can hear me, run, run, they're coming after you! >> richard donner confirmed the news with tmz. he also says he's in talks with

the film's original cast which included josh brolin, corey feldman and seans a tin. donner has said in the past he'd like to create goonies the musical for broadway. so far that hasn't happened. >> i wonder what kind of songs they'd have. time now is 8:26. coming up, a bay area store clerks quick actions caught on camera and what the clerk learned later about the gun. >> we're live in san francisco at the rock 'n' roll half marathon. both the men's and women's finishers are two-time winners. i'll have what they had to say coming up next. >> a big warmup in store for your sunday afternoon. a bit of a chill still in the air. i expect a rapid warmup on the way though. i'll have a look at your numbers coming up. [ male announcer ] get to subway for the spicy italian,

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good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. time now is 8:29. you're taking a live look in san francisco. runners are tired. the rock 'n' roll half marathon currently underway this morning. ktvu's katie utehs is live at the finish line. we'll have reaction from runners as they finish the race. good morning. it is mornings on 2. i'm brian flores. >> and i'm allie rasmus. let's get a quick look at the weather. >> it's a great morning for a run. it's a great morning to be outdoors. take a look at this gorgeous shot. i'll step out of the way. the golden gate bridge, marin head lands there. mostly sunny skies from the coast, around the bay and inland at this hour, and that's how we will remain for today. giving you look at storm tracker 2. we had a little bit of fog right off the coast of santa cruz earlier this morning. you can see that has cleared out and we are in good shape.

as we get through your sunday, temperatures will be notably warmer than yesterday. we're not there yet. temperatures still on the chilly side for some. 47 in napa. upper 40s in novato. around the bay low 50s at this point. inland east bay, we have 58 in antioch, 48 at livermore. so a 10-degree difference there. just depending on where you're at. getting outdoors this morning, be prepared for still a little bit of a chill out there. we do have an advisory along our coastal beaches from the north bay all the way down into monday ray. rip currents and sneaker waves a possibility. if the little ones to play in the sand today that to be aware of. afternoon highs leaps and bounds above yesterday. upper 70s for concord. low 70s in oakland, 57 in pacifica. a nice mild to warm day for some, and warmup continues as we get back to work on monday. i'll show you how long this trend is going to last coming up. happening now, nearly 11,000 runners are winding their way through san francisco for the transamerica rock 'n'

roll half marathon. ktvu channel 2 reporter katie utehs is live at the finish line to tell us the energy level there is intense. you've been there all morning, what's going on? >> reporter: good morning. it's quite loud out here. i struggled to hear you a little bit. it is so exciting to see these people come across the finish line, many of them with their hands raised. they are pumped to have completed this, and the winners of both races, the men's and the women's are from san francisco so a lot of hometown pride here. they boat won last career as well. let me show you the men's finish. [ cheers and applause ] >> that was chris macca crossing the finish line with a limbo. so he finished with in style with about 70 minutes was his run time. the race started around 6:30 this morning from the great highway. it was a gorgeous view of the ocean. the runners went over golden gate bridge and finished here

at the civic center. the women's winner was also from san francisco and she didn't expect to win twice. >> i won last year. it was really unexpected, and this year didn't have any expectations going into it, just want today get out, enjoy the race. it's my last long run before the marathon, so a good way to do that, to have cheerleaders the whole way and a lot of fans along the course made it fun. >> reporter: she is training for the boston marathon as so many of these runners are. this is her last big run before taking a break before the race. had you don't want to wear out those legs. there is just a steady stream of runners as we come into this 8:30 to 9:30 block, this hour is prime for when the majority of those 11,000 runners will be coming across the finish line. we're going to toss it back to you. we'll be back out here live in about a half an hour. in san francisco, katie utehs ktvu channel 2 news. we have new information on a rescue mission at sea. a navy ship has reached a san

diego family stranded a thousand miles off the coast of mexico with a sick baby on board. >> eric and charlotte kauffman and their two children set sail last month for a trip around the world, but their 1-year-old daughter got sick and the boat lost power. this past thursday a four- person crew from the california air national guard based at moffett field in mountain view parachuted in to help them. at some point the family may be taken off the navy ship by helicopter depending on how the little girl is doing. oakland police are investigating after a woman's body was found near lake merritt. it happened yesterday morning near the smith recreation center at park boulevard and 3rd avenue. a cyclist called police and says it appears the woman suffered some head trauma. police are investigating the case as a homicide and have not made any arrests. we're learning more about the victim of a deadly pedestrian accident this weekend. 98-year-old man is a well-known bay area psychologist and

professor. joseph luft was crossing the intersection of bancroft way in sacramento street friday night when he was center struck. luft taught at san francisco state university for more than 20 years and was a professor at stanford. the driver is cooperating with the police investigation. five people were ejected and one person died in a rollover crash in vacaville. it happened when a pickup lost control on pleasant valley road and chester way. one person was pronounced dead at the scene. several other passengers were airlifted to the hospital. police say alcohol may have been a factor in that crash. time now is 8:35, an east bay police are investigating a pair of robberies they say could be related. both happened on friday night. one was an armed robbery. the other an attempted robbery. police say a woman was leaving corners tavern in downtown walnut creek when a man with a gun demanded she give him per her purse. he grabbed it from her and hopped into a red honda accord where the getaway driver was ready to speak off. >> i actually work in downtown walnut creek at a bar.

we always tell people safety in numbers. don't walk to your car by yourself. be vigilant. head on a swivel. >> about 10 minutes earlier police say there was an attempted robbery inside a parking structure across the street from the movie theater in pleasant hill. the victims in that case say the suspects also got away in a red honda accord. police say none of the victims were hurt. san leandro police are investigating an armed robbery where the victim fought back. it happened on friday night at the 7-eleven store on east 14 14th street. police say a masked man entered the store and held one of the clerks at gunpoint. the clerk says the robber was waving the gun around as he demanded cash from the register. the clerk then says he then made a split second decision and grabbed the gun from the robber. >> some people say hero. some people say brave. others say stupid. it's a little bit of both of all three actually. i don't know if it was the right thing, but got a gun off

the street. >> they later found out the gun was not loaded. investigators are using store surveillance to try and track down that suspect. san leandro police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. close to 200 guns are now off the streets of san francisco. they were collected this weekend during a gun buyback event and visitation valley. police accepted handguns, rifles and assault rifles with no questions asked. attendees were paid up to $100 per gun and $200 for every assault rifle. law enforcement agencies across the bay area will have extra patrols this month looking for drivers who are calling and texting behind the wheel. >> we've all seen the studies that it's pretty dangerous. i mean nobody should do it and almost everybody does. >> there was crash last week in newark involving a distracted driver. the chp said a driver was looking at her phone just before she lost control and rolled over. >> using these devices while you're driving takes your eye off the ball and creates risk not only for yourself but for other people.

>> a national campaign called you drive, you text, you pay, is set to hit the air waves and social media this week. april is distracted driving awareness month. if you use the golden gate bridge to get in and out of san francisco get ready to pay more to cross it. starting tomorrow the toll is going up. the current tolls of $5 with fast track and $6 without, both go up by a dollar tomorrow. after that tolls will go up $0.25 a year between 2015 and 2018. some drivers think that's too much. >> we're already kind out of means for book prices and everything. it gets hard to have to pay tuition and book prices prices and then have to pay for increasing bridge tolls as well. >> the bridge district says the toll hikes will bring in $138 million to help erase a projected $142 million deficit over five years. it may seem like traffic keeps getting worse in downtown san francisco, but studies show there's actually fewer cars on

the road. the san francisco county transportation authority reports travel speeds on major city streets like market increased by 5% during the morning commute from 2011 to 2013. average speed increased 3% during the evening commute as well. officials say that's because more people are walking and biking or taking mass transit. a texas based startup is recruiting talent for its new san francisco office at shuttle bus stops in the city. the san francisco chronicle reports big commerce has been offering poached egg sandwiches as a gimmick to poach employees from other tech companies. the tactic appears to be working. the company says it has spoken to more than a thousand potential candidates and has extended offers to about six of them. caltrain is using a popular web site to reach out to people and address safety concerns. the transit agency held an and me anything session on ready this past week. it was organized after that video of a man's close call of a passion train was posted on

youtube. caltrain officials say safety is one of the agency's biggest responsibilities. a dozen protesters calling for immigration reform have been cited after blocking an intersection in san jose. it happened yesterday as part of a national day of demonstrations against deportations of undocumented immigrants. protesters were cited and released at the scene. close to two dozen protesters were arrested in san francisco for blocking traffic on montgomery streets in the financial district. people in san jose are forming several neighborhood groups to help clean up trash and debris from a growing number of homeless encamp. s. santa clara's homeless population is the fifth largest in the nation with the highest number of homeless veteran. a volunteer group formed to address the problem says it has hauled 50-tons of trash from creek banks and bridges in the past 12 months. $1.6 million of the city's budget was set aside to pay for it. friday night's postponement

at the oakland coliseum was the topic of discussion yesterday as the a's took on seattle mariners. to the top of 5 we go, still no score, but that would change with this hit from dustin ackley who slams the 2 run homer to right. the mariners would go up 3-0. let's go to bottom 9 now. jed lowry hits society low blast to break up the shutout. the a's could not make the comback and the mariners would go on to win with a final of 3 to 1. the giants are continuing to play strong on the road in l. a. the dodgers down by 1, juan uribe hits the run scoring double. game tied at 16789 it wouldn't take long for the giants to gain the lead. top of the 4th. same score. michael moore came in from wpm, hits solo blast to left. the giants back on top. they would go on to win with a final of 7 to 2. giants playing well this year. you're watching mornings on 2. coming up we're going to tell you about getting paid

more to work in one bay area city. what's happening tomorrow that could make san francisco the highest paid city in the nation. >> plus why a couple chose to marry on skype with their families thousands of miles away. >> a good looking day already underway. temperatures this afternoon soaring well above yesterday's. i'll have a look at what you can expect for the second half of your day. at this hour a cool start but numbers are climbing. i'll have a look at what's going on right now. coming up. [doorbell rings]

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welcome back to mornings on 2. time now is 8:44. president obama plans to attend a memorial service this wednesday for the victims of last week's deadly shooting rampage at fort hood texas. investigators say 34-year-old army specialist ivan lopez killed three soldiers and wounded 16 otherrings before killing himself. the three men killed were all experienced soldiers who served in iraq and afghanistan. one of the victims sergeant danny ferguson is being remembered as a hero for standing in front of a door to keep the gunman out. >> he held that door shot. there's no lock. if he was not being the one against that door holding it, that shooter would have been able to get through and shoot everyone else. >> sergeants timothy owens and carlos rodriguez were also killed. owens had just signed up for another six years with the army

and rodriguez was planning to retire later this year. the army says the gunman was being treated for depression and anxiety and was being evaluated for post-traumatic stress disorder. final four organizers held a moment of silence for the victims of the fort hood shooting as well. >> we honor the courage of our nation's military around the world and their families who sacrifice so much to serve our great nation. their bravery will not be forgotten. >> the moment of silence took place before the first semifinal game between the university of connecticut and florida. representatives from the fort mchenry national park in baltimore maryland presented the 15 stars and stripes replica flag that flew over the fort 200 years ago. the murder trial of former olympian oscar pistorius resumes tomorrow after a week long delay. pistorius is expected to take the stand for the first time in his trial this week. the case was postponed due to the illness of a court

official. pistorius is charged with murder in the shooting death of his girlfriend last year. pistorius says he thought he was shooting an intruder in his home. the driver of a train that derailed at chicago's o'hare international airport has been fired. brittany haywood admitted to falling asleep at the controls before the crash last month. the train went off the tracks and up an escalator injuring 32 people. transit officials say it was haywood's second serious safety violation in less than 90 days. chuck hagel says the u.s. will send two ballistic missile defense destroyers to japan by 2017. it's part of an effort to counter missile threats from north korea. the two destroyers would be in addition to the five other u.s. missile defense warships also stationed in japan. >> in response to pinyang's pattern of provocative and destabilizing actions including recent missile launches in violation of un security council resolutions, i can announced to that the united states is planning to forward

deploy two additional ballistic missile defense ships to japan by 2017. >> hagel is on a ten-day trip in the asia pacific region and just spent three days in hawaii meeting with south asian defense ministers. the navy is launching a $100 million program to use drones to supply troops and rescue wounded soldiers. the wall street journal reports unmanned aircraft could one day be capable of helping soldiers carry out night raids, search oceans and select targets for attack. the navy has already tested the program at the marine corps base in quantico virginia. officials say drones could help the pentagon deal with budget cuts and cut the risk of casualties in the field. it is 8:48 now, you're watching mornings on 2. happy sunday to everyone out there. happy sunday. >> happy sunday allie. a great day out there and expect a warmup pretty soon. let's go to rosemary to talk about that. >> we're going to see a spike for the afternoon. sometimes we see that gradual warming trend where with each passing day we nudge those numbers up 2, 3 degrees.

we're going 5 to 10 for the afternoon today. giving you a live look over san jose. yesterday san jose started out with low clouds, the lingering moisture from friday's storm. not the case this morning. we're seeing plenty of sunshine from the coast, around the bay and for our inland communities. let's get to storm tracker 2. no rain to track, but this is actually a satellite water vapor view and i like to show this because it shows us how much moisture is out there, and you can see we're pretty high and dry. it also gives you the circulation of the atmosphere. you can see this ridge clearly stretching all the way north into areas like british columbia. for today, the ridge of high pressure strengthening over the area. that will continue to drive our temperatures up. yesterday range from low 60s to low 70s. upper 60s to upper 70s today. some of us sort of turning the corner between mild and warm. low 80s, that's a warm day. let's take a look at what's happening outside our door this

morning. 48 in napa. 48 in santa rosa, still a cool one for some areas in the north bay valley locations. most of us in the 50s at this time. 52 in oakland. 50 in concord. upper 50s in antioch. 48 degrees in livermore. a bit of a cool start for you as well. by the afternoon it's going to feel quite nice. mostly sunny skies, mid-70s in the forecast by 2:00 or so. i think we'll hit 70 degrees a little more by lunchtime, and then as you get into the afternoon, 76 still at 5:00, sunsets about 7:35, 7:36 this evening, and we just have a fabulous day in store. i think we have some time. let's check in on one more area, napa, i tried to do this earlier. we can almost place bets on whether or not i'm going to get napa. let's check san jose. 49 degrees, by the afternoon 70s in the forecast. 74 expected at 2:00. then we're going to hold on to 74 all the way until about 5:00 settling into your evening hours 64 degrees. along the coastline today, up

uppers 60s in stinson beach, low 70s in sausalito. beautiful day by the water. san rafael you're looking good at 75. upper 70s for sonoma, st. helena. to the east, 80 degrees on the maps for vacaville. how about the east bay shoreline. low 70s in alameda. beautiful day there for you, and we've got 75 for caster valley, widespread upper 70s for the inland east bay. for the santa clara valley, 76 san jose. 79 for morgan hill. 70s for the peninsula this afternoon. 74 redwood city. 71 in san francisco, the extended forecast here for the second half of your weekend in view, you can see today warmerment tomorrow warmer than that tuesday temperatures about the same. wednesday a slight cooldown, unfortunately no rain in the extended forecast. back to the desk. thanks rosemary. a man dying of cancer says he won't let his illness stop him from marrying the woman he loves. >> we need to do this in case

something happens. i wouldn't want to have gone my life without, you know, making that commitment with him no matter the end. >> vincent ryan's cancer had been in remission. then an x-ray showed he had a tumor in his lungs and doctors gave him just a couple of months to live. despite the setback, ryan and his fiancee decide today tie the knot in a utah hospital while their family members watched on skype. >> he came and sat next to me where i was watching a cartoon, and he looked at me and pulled out the box from over here and was like, so will you marry me. and i started crying of course, and hugged him and said yes, yes, yes, a thousand times yes. >> nurses at the hospital helped the couple plan their wedding and served as witnesses. >> wow. >> good story. >> it left major damage across southern california, the jolt that's now prompting lawmakers to put more funding into earthquake warning systems. >> and new dramatic video from

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we're getting dramatic video from nasa of a solar flare. a nasa observatory captured the solar event on wednesday. solar flares are powerful bursts of radiation that do not pose a risk to humans but can disrupt gps and communication signals. inner city teens from san francisco say they're looking

at life differently after returning home from a trip to west africa. they spent nine days in ghana. the trip was part of a program called operation genesis. jason johnson says he started the program to help local teens understand the sacrifices made by their african ancestors. >> it was a real life changing thing. it humbled me a little bit. we think we have it bad. they have it worse out there and they happy about it. >> the group also met with other young people there to talk about the difference between life in the city's bay view district and life in west africa. some inmates from san mateo county are graduating and it's causing quite a few tails to wag. >> if i can transform some guys that had no knowledge about how to be kind to an ann animals or never had the opportunity, that is the best part of my job. >> the graduation ceremony marks the success of a program called tails. it gives inmates the opportunity to work with dogs from the peninsula humane society. for eight weeks they try to train the dogs who have social

problems and other issues that prevent them from being adopted. >> i learned that i really have a connection with the dogs and i'm glad i was able to participate in a program like this. you know, it's a big difference from where i came from. >> throughout the eight-week period, inmate handlers are with their dogs 24/7. they are responsible for the dog's exercise, socialization, grooming and house training. once a week they take part in an hour-long class to monitor progress. a community near sacramento is coming together to help build a disabled vet a new home. yesterday the group broke ground at a into the in loomis where they will be building a new home for joshua hoteling. he lost both legs after stepping on an ied in afghanistan. >> none of these guys have met me before. they're taking their saturday out just to help a fellow veteran. it's extremely touching. >> the home will be built to accommodate his disabilities. a group called homes for our troops provided all the funds necessary to complete the

project. great story there. >> heartwarming. the time now is 8:57. just before 9:00 on the third hour of mornings on 2 we're going to tell you about getting paid more to work in one bay area city. what's happening tomorrow that could make san francisco the highest paid city in the nation. >> and shots fired at a party in fairfield. how witnesses describe the chaos after several people are rushed to the hospital. >> a warmer day is spilling into the bay area. how much warmer, i'll have a look at the numbers for your neighborhood coming up.

we're live in san francisco in the thick of the rock 'n' roll half marathon. a new development overnight in the effort to rescue a family stranded off the coast of mexico. why the navy is one step closer to bringing the family back home. heading to the national championship. the challenge for the stanford women's basketball team as they face uconn. mornings on 2 continues. good morning. you are taking a live look in san francisco where the rock 'n' roll marathon is underway. you can see throngs of runners making their way towards the

finish line. we're going to check in with katie in just a little bit. she is going to tell us about some of the road closures. sunday, april 6th. >> as we mentioned, mike and claudine have the day off, but never fear, rosemary is here, and she has your warm-up. >> mostly sunny skies, a great day for the runners. a great day fob in san jose where the sun is shining, the winds are light, and our temperatures are rebounding. let's take a look. 50s around the bay area and beyond. low 60s reported in some areas like, yes, antioch. 53 in livermore so a 10-degree difference between antioch and livermore. mid-50s in concord. north bay, temperatures are 54 santa rosa, 53 in nap pennsylvania. a dramatic jump in the last hour or so in and around the basement we've got 56 in san francisco, mid to upper 50s in

the oakland area, mid-50s outside your door in palo alto, 54 degrees in saratoga. so we were off to a chilly start but again temperatures feeling a lot better at this hour. we'll continue to climb. patchy clouds this morning, mostly sunny. mid sit, low 70s as we get into the lunch hour. and how about those afternoon highs. just tack on anywhere from three to five degrees for afternoon today along the peninsula and along the coast. if you are inland, we're almost 10 degrees warmer in some areas. upper 70s for fairfield, santa rosa, low 70s for the east bayshore line, 74 redwood city. 7 in san francisco, 60s at the coast. it is going to be a great beach day. with that in mind there is an advisory for our beach goers. more on that in a bit. developing news in menlo park where police have located the parents of an eight-year- old boy. they found the boy early this morning and reunited him with his parents a short time ago.

happening now, nearly 11,000 runners hit the pavement for this year's transamerica rock 'n' roll half marathon. katie is rockin' out near the finish line. >> reporter: good morning, brian. seeing all these runners come across the finish line, it's really exciting. it makes me want to put on my sneakers after work, go for a run. maybe. it is festive out here. many of these 11,000 runners are prepping for boston's marathon which is later this month. that includes the female winner of today's half marathon. she lived in boston before moving to san francisco. >> this year will be especially unique because there's a lot more runners, everyone is there to support the race, support that city after what happened last year. so i'm really excited and looking forward to that race. >> reporter: this is the second year for the rock 'n' roll half

marathon. and both the men's and women winners, it's their second year winning the race. the race started around 6:30. the runners went across golden gate bridge and then through the marina and back here to civic center plaza. i am told that this is the first time since 1987 that a race has finished at civic center plaza. once the runners get here they can refuel with bananas, chocolate milk, and a concert coming up at 9:15. so the bulk of the runners coming in between pole and 9:30. we are in the thick of it in san francisco. ktvu, channel 2 news. we have new information on a rescue mission at sea. a navy ship has reached a san diego family stranded 1,000 miles off the coast of mexico with a sick baby on board. eric and charlotte kauffman and their two children set sail last month for a trip around the world but their one-year-

old daughter got sick and their boat lost power. this past thursday a four- person crew from the air national guard parachuted in to help them. at some point the family may be taken off the navy ship by helicopter by helicopter depending on how the little girl is doing. >> the main issue with children, they do really well for a long time, and they crash. that's what we're worried about. so we're constantly monitoring every 15, 20 minutes, watching to make sure that things stay stable. >> the family is said to be in good spirits. right now the little girl is stable. a navy ship is expected to take them to shore sometime this morning. >> time now is 9:05. we are following developing news in richmond where police are responding to a deadly crash. it happened around 5:00 this morning after the driver lostly control on richmond parkway and went 100 feet down a ravine. police continue to investigate the cause of this morning's crash. also new this morning, fairfield police are investigating a shooting at a house party that injured four

teenagers. it happened around 10:30 last night on camilleia and orchid streets. witnesses say a big fight broke out and someone started shooting. >> there was a confrontation, one thing led to another, people were talking about guns. >> people were rung out of the house. i have a little cousin here, so i wanted to see if she was okay. next thing we know we heard gunshots and people screaming. >> police say three of the vick terms listed in stable condition. a fourth victim was originally listed in critical, but police say their condition has since stabilized. police have not said if any arrests have been made. police in modesto are investigating a stabbing at a slumber party. police say a 13-year-old girl stabbed her 11-year-old sister, then a 13-year-old friend early yesterday morning before turning the knife on herself. two of the girls are in critical condition and the girl suspected of the stabbing is in serious but stable condition. >> my understanding is they

heard a scream, mom heard a scream, went to check on them, and that's when they found the victims and called the police immediately. >> neighbors say the girl may have special needs. investigators won't confirm that but they did say they are not sure if she will face any charges. >> an overnight chase in richmond ended with a crash. it happened around 1:15 this morning when police spotted a stolen car. the driver took off, leading officers on a short chase before jumping out of the car. the car rolled and hit a parked vehicle. two passengers in the speeding car were detained. the driver was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >> eight people are now safe after being rescued when their boat caught fire near -- near tiberon. the people on board were told to put on life jackets and jump into the water to escape the

fire. >> a neighboring boat picked them up so they were only in the water for a short period of time so they were cold but not hypothermic. >> rescuers wrapped the boaters in blankets, then they were taken back to the marina. teams will be out again looking for a missing hiker on mount tam. a security camera captured footage of her near the campground. anyone with information on her whereabouts should call bay area crime stoppers. uc berkeley today will hold another clinic for people to get vaccinated against the measles. the student may have exposed bart riders and other students as well. health officials say the student rode bart from oakland to berkeley on march 30th after returning from a industry.

that student also attended class from april 1st to the 3rd. health officials say the current case sun related to another case back in february. labor activists are expected to fail paperwork tomorrow for a ballot measure that could make san francisco's minimum wage the highest in the nation. if voters approve the measure, san francisco's minimum wage could rise from just over $0 to $15 an hour by 2017. opponents say the rise in the minimum wage could lead to hiring freezes and even cause some retailers to close stores. supporters say the increase is necessary to cope with the rising cost of housing. and the price to park in downtown walnut creek is about to go up. starting tomorrow the rates at most meters will double from $1 an hour to $2. parking will also be enforced seven days a week, meaning sundays are no longer free. peter hours will be enforced from 0bg a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and for the first two weeks drivers will get some warnings for these new measures but the goal is to get more people to park in city garages. the city is offering free

parking at garages for the first hour, a special $25,monthly parking pass for city garages are also available. the stanford women's basketball team has a tough challenge when they take on uconn today. the huskies have won all 38 games this year including a blow-out of stanford early in the season. since then stanford lost only two other times. stanford knows it is going to be up the but they say they're prepared for the challenge. >> it's basketball game. we'll just take it smart. we know our game plan. just be confident and play together. that's all i'm thinking about. >> oh, they'll be ready. this is the stanford women's sixth final four in seven years. tip-off at 5:30 tonight. friendly bets are being placed for the final four. arrest tie chokes and california wine against maple syrup and beer. >> good luck for the stanford

women. congratulations to them for getting so far. >> absolutely. paying more to commute to san francisco. the big change for drivers who use the golden gate bridge starting tomorrow and why it could put a big dent in your wallet. >> major damage across southern california. the jolt that's now prompting lawmakers to put more funding into earthquake warning systems. >> it will be a great day for the outdoors as our daytime highs actually reach five to 10 degrees above the seasonal average. i'll have a look at what you can expect and how long this warming trend is going to last.

welcome back to mornings on 2. time now 9:13. the national weather service is warning beachgoers to use caution. a storm off the pacific coast is expected to create fast, long period swells. they say those swells increase the threat of sneaker waves. meteorologists say beachgoers should be he is special careful on beaches that face west and northwest. the first victims of last month's deadly mudslide are now being laid to rest. >> grant oh lord to all what are be raved the spirit of faith and courage that they may have strength to meet the days come to. >> they include linda mcpherson who grew up in darrington and

was the town's librarian. >> she is now with god and all those she loved what went before her. her spirit lives in our hearts and resides in the river valley and mountains she called home and loved. >> 30 people were killed in the disaster. 13 people remain missing. >> chinese search crews say they have discovered a pulse signal and some white floating objects that could belong to missing malaysian flight 370. authorities say they are still trying to verify these reports. two naval ships with high technology equipment are now being sent to the area. those ships will try to confirm if the signal is coming from 370's black boxes. >> this is an important and encouraging lead, but one which i urge you to continue to treat carefully. >> 12 military and civilian planes and 13 ships will take part in today's search efforts.

crews will focus on three areas which total more than 93,000 square miles. spiders are forcing mazda to recall tens of thousands of cars. mazda says it is recalling 42,000 mazda 6 cars because spiders can weave a web in a vent hose and cause the fuel tank to crack. no injuries or fires have been reported. mazda will perform repair work for free. a makeup is in store for the former steelscape facility in richmond. tomorrow morning there will be a news conference at the council chambers to provide information about the development. construction is set to begin next year. meantime a historic lodge in golden gate park is in need of earthquake upgrades but park

staffers say the city isn't doing anything about it. the landmark building is used by the park department administration in san francisco. architects say despite withstanding the 1989 earthquake a bigger quake could destroy the building. but the sf examiner says the city plans to focus on other projection. a group of lawmakers are trying to encourage congress to start appear earthquake protection system. so far the only lawmakers backing the idea are democrats from carks oregon, and washington. you are watching mornings on 2. we have a warm-up in store that rosemary is going to tell us about. >> it is going to be really comfortable out there. sunny skies, widespread 70s. doesn't that sound nice. giving you a look jut doors

this morning and over oakland, if you are going to the a's game than lucky you. it's a great day for a ball game. i'll that have number coming up. right now oakland stands at 57 degrees, 58 in san francisco, and over parts of the north bay temperatures now climbing into the 50s as well. it was cool start in areas like santa rosa and napa, sink all the way back to mid to low 40s. but you now have caught up. 55 mountain view, 53 san jose, 60 degrees walnut creek, 60 degrees in fairfield. so as expected a rapid warm-up going on out there. 55 in areas right around the walnut creek area. low 50s in lafayette. 60 degrees for you in pittsburgh. this is actually a still shot of the satellite view. you can see that arch rate over the pacific and into california. so the ridge of high pressure strengthening for today. that will lead to warmer

temperatures, mostly sunny skies, a northwesterly breeze, but it won't be as breezy as yesterday because as this now establishes itself it will be with us for the next couple of day, and the winds will turn light. start out with a little bit of patchy fog. can't really find any at all. maybe right along the coast line in some areas and that's about it. temperatures for today upper six at the coast to mid-70s in areas like santa cru.z widespread 70s around the bay, upper 70s for our inland communities. i'll have a detail on those in a moment. let's take a look at the game. if you are stepping out, packing up, heading out for tailgating it's already quite comfortable. for the afternoon game time 1:05, mostly sunny skies, 72 degrees with a light breeze. so with all that sunshine, make sure to bring the sunglasses, the ball cap for the little ones. 79 for sonoma, 80 degrees for vacaville, low 70s for sausalito, up every 70s for antioch. along the east bayshore line

low 70s for areas right around al made darks berkeley. if we slide to the south, san jose, will you go to 76. 74 for santa cruz. 75 woodside, 71 in the city of san francisco if you are going to be there playing for the day. the extended forecast, the warm- up will continue as we get into monday, tuesday. in fact, low 80s in the forecast for our inland communities. that's a warm day. dry conditions throughout. disappointed to report that we do not have any rain in the forecast any time soon. we will cool down a bit on wednesday. thursday looks to be the coolest day. back to the desk. >> time to break out the fans and air conditioning if you have it. take a look at this video. hundreds of fans played a giant version of this game on the side of a philadelphia skyscraper. fans used joy sticks to maneuver the lights. there is growing excitement for fans of ben and jerry's ice

cream. two in days it will be free cone day. on tuesday ice cream fans are invited to grab the scoop of their choice between 12:00 and 8:00. ben & jerry's says it's their way of saying thank you. >> can't turn down free ice cream. >> especially with this nice weather. >> absolutely. coming up, new dangers and new warnings about e- cigarettes. the reason one man says he is quitting to keep his kids safe. and a dramatic altercation caught on video between a teacher and a student.

welcome back to mornings on 2. time now 9:236789 a volcano in ecuador has erupted sending a six-mile column of ash into the sky. the volcano is located about 90 miles south of the capital of he can would door. local scientists say it erupted

twice yesterday, and each eruption lasted nearly five minutes. the first blast happened just after 6:00 p.m. local time. the volcano is said to have been active since 1999 and eruptions have occurred sporadically for the past 15 years. two people were stabbed after riots near u.c. santa barbara. hundreds of police officers were called in to break up the huge crowds last night after a major gathering to celebrate the school's spring quarter. at least five officers were hurt, including one hit with a brick and two hit with bottles. police say street signs were torn down, small fires were set and one fire was vandalized. >> a high-school teacher in santa monica is on leave after an altercation with a student. several other students recorded tint on their cell phones. you are looking at it here. it shows the wrestling coach

and a student whose face has been blurred out. the school district is now investigating the incident. one board member says letters sent to the board have been overwhelmingly supportive of the teacher's action, and a facebook page created in support of black now has 7,000 likes. students in dozens of states started common core testing this week but students are opting out in record numbers, and that could affect the quality of the data the government hopes to collect. some papers say the tests are causing unnecessary stress and anxiety for students and are taking away power from local districts. students in san pablo were among the first to take the test. >> we as parents have all been noticing a trend that our children are just getting stressed out. they're enjoying learning a lot less. >> the state of indiana has already opted out of the test, and oklahoma may do the same. time now 9:25.

friday's box office numbers are in. captain america appears to have used his super hero strength to get to the top. >> when do we start? >> we just did. >> captain america, the winter soldier, is the second film in the series. the biblical epic "noah" came in second. fans of the 1989 film, and allie rasmus' favorite film, "the goonies" are excited that a sequel is in the works. the original cast included corey feldman and shawn afton. don hear said in the past that he would like to create goonies

the musical. >> i don't know if i would call it my favorite, but i do remember seeing it. >> that's not what you told me over the break. coming up, it's still the topic of discussion. a's fans are still disappointed with friday's postponement. we're live at the rock 'n' roll half marathon. i've got an interview with a former 49er. he's one of the greats, and he just wrapped up the race. a great day to be outdoors as our afternoon highs soar well above average. just how long this warming trend will last coming up. and we love chex cereal.

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good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." time now is 9:29. you are taking a look in san francisco where the rock 'n' roll marathon is currently underway. ktvu's katie is having way too much fun out there. coming up, a unique way one of the winners celebrated. sunday, april 6th. i'm brian flores. >> and i'm allie rasmus. >> it's a great morning for a run. a great morning to do the limbo. i think that's what he was trying to do there at the finish line. we are in the upper 50s with just a light breeze g. to moderate air quality. take a look at those beautiful green hills. we are going to continue with

warmer weather for the sunday afternoon. 53 for napa right now, 60 walnut creek. low 60s in antioch. so temperatures ranging from the low 50s to the low 60s at this hour. 57 in oakland, 56 redwood city, and half moon bay 55 with mostly sunny skies. today is going to be a beach day. temperatures ranging in the upper 60s to 70 for areas like santa cruz. with that said we do have rip currents and sneaker waves in the forecast for our coastal beaches. so just to be aware v. keep your eye towards the water and not your back. giving awe look at afternoon highs for today. 78 in novato, 76 for of lay hospital. san francisco, oakland, upper 70s. shifting into the south bay, 76 for san jose, 77 los gatos. so today nettably warmer than yesterday. tomorrow notably warmer than today for some of us.

and we are looking at temperatures in the low 80s as we get back to work on monday. so in the extended forecast i will show you those 80s and what i expect for the temperature peak. a beautiful day for a run. nearly 11,000 runners are making their way to the finish line for the transamerica rock 'n' roll half marathon happening in san francisco. katie tells us the crowd is full of smiles. >> reporter: absolutely, allie. and the runners are full of smiles. you've got to hand it to these people who have gotten up early, around 6:30 this morning to run the race. let me show you some of the people crossing the finish line. they're all champions. but we also spoke to former 49er roger craig. he is a three-time champion with the niners. he told us why san francisco is the perfect place for a run. >> you want to run a race like

this because, you know, you don't want it to be easy. when you finish, getting this med dallas, you want it to be worthwhile. and it's worthwhile to run this race. the city is beautiful. >> reporter: there is a lot of san francisco pride out here. both the men and women winners of the half marathon live here in san francisco. and they actually won this race two years in a row. this is the second year the two winners have won it twice. they are just some of the 99,000 runners that ran today. and those folks are from all over the country. they started at the great highway, went across the golden gate bridge and are ending here at civic center plaza. i'm told this is the first time that a race has ended at civic center plaza since 1987. so a very excited event here today. i'm told that there's going to be a proposal hear at the finish line.

we're going to catch that. i'll toss it back to you. ktvu, channel 2 news. new information this morning on a rescue mission at sea. a san diego family now on their way back to land after beg stranded 1,000 miles off the coast of mexico with a sick baby on board. about 30 minutes ago eric and charlotte kauffman and their two children boarded a navy ship that came to rescue them. the family set sail last month for a trip around the world. but their one-year-old daughter got sick and the boat lost power. this past thursday a four- person crew from the california air national guard based at moffatt field parachuted in to help them. oakland police are investigating after a woman's body was found near lake merritt. it happened around 7:00 yesterday morning at park boulevard and third avenue. a bicyclist called police and says the woman appeared to have suffered major head trauma. police are investigating the

case as a homicide and have not made any arrests. we're learning more about the victim of a deadly pedestrian accident. the 98-year-old is a bay area professor. police say he was crossing the street friday night when he was struck. he taught for more than 20 years and was a professor at stanford. the driver is cooperating with the police investigation. meanwhile in vacaville five people were eject and one person died in rollover crash last night. it happened when a pickup lost control on pleasant valley road and chester way. one person was pronounced dead at the scene. several other passengers were airlifted to the hospital. police say alcohol may have been a factor in that crash. time now 9:35. east bay police are investigating a pair of robberies that they say could be related. both happened on friday night. one was an armed robbery, the other an attempted robbery. police say a woman was leaving corner's tavern in down town

walnut creek when a man with a gun demanded she give him her purse. he then grabbed it from her and hopped interest a red honda accord where the getaway driver was ready to speed off. >> i actually work at a bar so we always tell people, safety in numbers, don't walk to your car bey yourself. be apples vigilant, head on a swivel. >> police say there was an attempted robbery 10 minutes earlier. the victims in that case say the suspects also got away in a red honda accord. police say none of the victims were hurt. san leandro police are investigating an armed robbery where the victim fought back. it happened friday night at the 7-eleven on east 14th street. police say a masked man entered the store and held one of the clerks at gunpoint. the clerk says the robber was waving the gun's demanded cash from the register. the clerk says he then made a split-second decision and grabbed the gun from the robber. >> some people say hero, some

people say brave, others say stupid. it's a little bit of both, of all three, actually. i don't know if it was the right thing, but it got a gun off the street. >> police say they later found tout gun was never loaded. investigators are never using store surveillance video to try and track down the. police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. close to 200 guns are now off the streets of san francisco. they were collected during a gun buyback event. police accepted handguns, rifles, and assault rifles with no questions asked. attendees were paid up to $100 per gun and $20 0 for every assault rifle. law enforcement officers here in the bay area will have extra patrols looking for drivers who are calling and texting behind the wheel. >> we have all seen the studies that it is pretty dangerous. we shouldn't -- nobody does it, and almost everybody does. >> just last week there was a crash in newark involving a distracted driver. the chp says the driver was

looking at her phone just before she lost control and rolled over. >> using these devices while you're driving takes your eye off the ball and creates risk, not only for yourself but for other people. >> a national campaign called you drive, you text, you pay is set to hit the airwaves this week. april is distracted driving awareness month. if you use the golden gate bridge to get in and out of san francisco get ready to pay more. starting tomorrow the toll is going to go up. the current tolls of 5 with fast track and $6 without both go up by a dollar tomorrow. after that tolls will go up 25 cents a year between 2015 and 2018. some drivers think that's too much. >> as a college student we're already on a budget for book prices and everything.

>> the district says the toll hike will bring in $138 million to help erase the deficit over five years. it may seem like traffic keeps getting worse in downtown san francisco but studies show there's actually fewer cars on the road. the transportation authority reports travel speeds on major city streets like market increased by 5% during the morning commute from 2011 to 203. average speed also increased 3% during the evening commute as well. officials say that's because more people are walking and biking or taking mass transit. a texas based start-up is recruiting talent for its new san francisco office to had a shutting bus stops. the chronicle reports big commerce has been offering poached egg sandwiches as a gimmick to poach employees from other tech companies. the tactic appears to be working. the company says hat spoken with more than 1,000 potential

candidates. caltrans is using a popular website to address safety concerns. they held an "ask me anything" session this week, partly because of a man's close call posted op youtube. officials say safety is one of the agency's biggest responsibilities. in the south bay a dozen protesters have been cited after blocking an intersection. it happened yesterday at story and king road. protesters were cited and released at the scene. close to two dozen protesters were also arrested in san francisco for blocking traffic in the financial district. and people in san jose are forming several neighborhood groups to help clean up trash and debris from a growing number of homeless encampments. the homeless population is now the fifth largest in the nation with the highest number of homeless veterans. a volunteer group formed to

address the problem says hat hauled 50 tons of trash from creek banks and bridges in the past 12 months. more than 1. 6 million was set aside to pay for cleaning up the encampment. a second golden state warriors coach in the last two weeks has been either demoted or fired. erwin was let go for what the team is calling a violation of team policy. the timing is bad with the warriors trying to nail down a playoff spot. friday nature's postponement at the coliseum was still the topic of discussion yesterday. yesterday's game had a's fans leaving with even more disappointment. top 5, still no score, but that would change. the mariners would go up 3-0. bottom 9, a solo blast. a's trail but the a's could not

make the comeback. the mariners would go on to win with a final of 3-1. meantime the giants are continuing to play strong on the road in l.a. bottom 2nd, dodgers down by one. juan uribe hits a double. top 4th, same score, michael morse came over from baltimore, solo blast to left. giants back on top 2-1. that's all they would need. they would go on to win with the final of 7-2. >> giants fans very happy. another a's game today. >> home opener for the giants on tuesday. coming up on "mornings on 2" a man isn't letting a life- threatening illness stop him from marrying the woman he loves. new concerns surrounding e cigarettes. how they could be putting your kids' lives at risk. a significant jump in our afternoon highs today. the climb already underway. i'll have a look at what you can expect right new and what

is going on for the second half, coming up.

welcome back to mornings on 2. time now 9:44. a new qarning for parents about e-cigarettes as it prompts a surgeon's call to poison control centers around the country. how the devices are enticing to kids. >> reporter: oscar molina learned the hard way that e- cigarettes and children arrest bad combination. after getting an e-cigarette as claims gift both his five-year- old daughter and 10-year-old son gave at try without his permission. >> i don't know, it just looked cool. i liked the colors, the buttons. >> reporter: his son even posted a video of himself using the days, which was purple with a cherry flavored liquid.

>> it became a concern because i can't leave that thing laying around or somebody put something that's not a vapor or harmless, and i don't know, so i got rid of the thing. >> reporter: molina says luckily the e-cigarette did not contain nicotine, but an increasing number of kids are accidentally ingesting, inhaling, or taking in liquid nicotine. fast forward to february 2014. the number skyrocketed to 215 calls. more than half were about young children under five. here in california poison control reports that from january 2013 to february 2014, they handled 147 calls about e- cigarettes. experts say part of the problem is that e-cigarettes are not required to be child proof and often come in bright colors and fruit flavors. >> i can remember a two-year- old finding an e-cigarette that

had slipped between the cushions of a couch and was found kind of suck on the end. >> that was cara lou reporting. symptoms of liquid nicotine poisoning can include vomiting and seizures. officials say as little as one gorks lp could be fatal to children. teens spent nine days in the african nation of ghana. it was part of operation genesis. officer jason johnson said he started the program to help local teens understand the sacrifices made by their african ancestors. >> it humbled me. we think we have it bad. we complain but they have it worse out there and they're happy about. >> the group met with other young feel to talk about the difference between life in the city's bay view district and life in west africa. a man dying of cancer says he won't let his illness stop

him from marrying the woman he loves. >> we need to do that in case something happens, because i wouldn't want to have gone my life without making that commitment with him. no matter the end. >> ryan's cancer had been in remission, but an extra showed he had a tumor. the doctor gave him just a couple of months to live. they decided to tie the knot in the hospital despite the diagnosis. >> he came and sat next to me, watching a car toorntion and he looked at me and pulled out the box from over here, and was like, so, will you marry me? and i started crying. of course, and hugged him and said, yes, yes, yes, a thousand times yes. >> nurses helped the couple plan their wedding and served as witnesses. we both talked about how we don't like working in the rain, per se, but i don't think we'll be doing that for the next few

days. >> it's selfish of us. >> we know we need the rain. >> but sunshine is nice. we definitely need the rain on the plus side. we have plenty of sunshine in store. it is going to be right here for us on this sunday. giving awe look at mostly sunny skies over the walnut creek area we have a big warm-up in store, and the warm-up is already underway. a ridge of high pressure clear and easy to see here on storm tracker 2. you can see the clockwise flow around it. at best we may pick up a few high clouds as it spills over the rim, and that's going to be about it. mean while as it strengthens over the area it is going to lead to a bigger warm-up than what we even had yesterday. so five to 10 degrees is what we're looking at for your afternoon today. here's sort of a picture of what we had yesterday, today, and into tomorrow. so low 60s to low 70s is what we had saturday afternoon. a nettable jump expected for today. upper 60s to upper 70s. we don't stop here.

temperatures will go into the low 80s. that's where we will peak, low 80s for tin land communities. already looking at 63 in antioch, 53 in livermore, oakland 57, low 50s in hayward, 53 right now in san jose. for the afternoon mostly sunny skies. we're looking at 70 in time for the lunch hour. mid-70s for the afternoon and into 6:00, 71 degrees. so fur thinking about heading out for an evening outdoors, maybe for some dinner, it is going to be a nice one out there. upper 70s around the bay, and we're looking at 78 for no vat story, mid-70s san rafael. sauce i will story, a nice one for you. 76 for vallejo, 80 degrees for vacaville, one of the only 80s for the afternoon.

a little closer to the water, low 70s in areas like alameda as well as oakland. if you are going to sea the a's play, 72 at game time. 75 for sunnyvale. 74 in redwood city. upper 60s along the coastline. pacific car, half moon bay, ocean beach, low to mid-70s for santa cruz. again, temperatures continuing to climb monday into tuesday before we begin a cool-down on wednesday. partly cloudy, all in all not a bad forecast. again, we would like to see some rain. none of that in this extended forecast. defense secretary chuck hagel says the u.s. will send two ballistic destroyers to japan bey 2017. it's part of an effort to counter missile threats from north korea. the two destroyers would be in addition to five others also stationed in japan. hagel is on a 10-day trip in the asia pacific region and

just spent three dance in hawaii meeting with south asian defense ministers. and the men's final four, kentucky fans were brought to their feet after a big thriller. >> aaron harrison, beyond belief! >> aaron harrison hit a 3- pointer with 5.7 seconds left to play after taking a pass from his twin brother andrew. kentucky went on to beat wisconsin 74-73 and will advance to the national championship game. kentucky is looking for its second national title in three years and its 9th in school history. and following the game thousands of fans took to the streets of lexington, kentucky to celebrate the win. police in riot gear also lined the streets as fans hung from trees and started fires. police say firefighters had to cut out -- put out more than 60 fairs and 30 people had to be treated for injuries. new dramatic video from space. the impact solar flares are

having here on earth. a warning for salmon fibbers in the bay area. why you are being told to watch out for otters.

take a look at this dramatic video from nasa of a solar flare. nasa's observatory captured the event wednesday. solar flares are powerful bursts of radiation. they don't pose a risk to humans but they can disrupt gps and communication signals. time now is 9:55. president obama plans to attend a memorial service this wednesday for the victims of last week's deadly shooting rampage at fort hood, texas. officials say ivan lopez killed three others before killing himself. one soldier is being remembered as a hero for standing in front of a door to keep the gunman out. >> if he was not against that door holding it that shatter

would have been able to get through and shoot everyone else. sergeants timothy owens and carlos rodriguez were also killed. owens had just signed up for another six years with the army, and rodriguez was planning to retire later this year. the army says the gunman was being treated for depression and anxiety and was being evaluated for posttraumatic stress disorder. organizers held a moment of silence for the victims of the shooting. >> we honor the courage of our nation's military around the world and their families what sacrifice so much to serve our great nation. their bravery will not be forgotten. >> the moment of silence took place before the first semifinal game between the university of connecticut and florida. representatives from fort mcamerican presented the replica flag that flew over the fort 200 years ago. the driver of a train that

derailed at o'hare international airport has been fired. britney haywood admitted to falling asleep at the controls before the crash last month. the train went off the track injuring 32 people. officials say it was heywood's second violation in less than 90 days. the salmon fishing season is underway. that means boat strikes could pose a risk to sea otters in monterey bay. boaters and fishermen are being asked to obey speed limits, especially in areas with a hey population of otters. 35 endangered otters have been killed during the past decade. season ends april 30th. coming up on the 10:00 hour, let's go to rosemary taking a look at our forecast. it is going to be warm out there. >> a warming trend. there you have it. upper 50s up toker 60s in the next hour. six to low 70s in time for your lunch hour, and for the afternoon today, upper 60s at the coast, low 70s around the

bay. upper 70s inland. again, anywhere from five to 10 degrees above the seasonal average. i've been saying it all morning, but just to show that you notable warm-up, the warm- up will continue. in fact, temperatures are expected to peak in the low 80s as we get into monday. tuesday slightly cooler, but all in all a good looking warm forecast. fortunately no rain. >> thanks, rosemary. >> that's our report. we appreciate you making ktvu your choice for news. we'll have more on the stanford women's quest for the championship. have a good sunday.

i'm chris wallace. pulse signals from deep in the indian ocean offer new hope for the malaysian airplane. and a soldier opens fire at ft. hood again. [ sirens sound ] >> we have multiple gunshot victims. >> we believe that the immediate precipitating factor was more likely an escalating argument in the unit area. >> the investigation is focused on a dispute with other soldiers as well as the shooter's psychological history. we'll have a live report with the latest and discuss the security on military bases with