fog is coming back. cooler pattern. we had a pretty good warmup for a couple o ever days. 40s and 50s and it looks like some 60s. there is thick fog around the bay. sfo west at 14. we had a hint of an offshore. now it's more on shore. fog and it's definitely fog here. sun, cooler. thick fog. a couple very low 80s. 60s and more 70s. here is sal. all right, steve, good morning. we are off to a decent start here if you're trying to get into san francisco. most of the lanes are okay. one of the lanes on the far right seems to have a little bit of a backup. once you get on the bridge it looks good into san francisco. the drive time is about eight minutes or so. including the time on the bridge. this is a look at interstate 880 in oakland from the

coliseum to downtown. this drive time is less than five minutes. so if you are driving down to the coliseum exit, it should be a nice drive. we continue to look at 580 which is usually one of the earliest freeways to get a backup. this morning it's even early enough that you won't have one. the time 4:31 let's go back to the desk. we begin with breaking news. san jose police still on the scene of a deadly hit and run accident. a man was killed early this morning on capitol expressway. janine de la vega is joining us live from the crash scene with the very latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, brian. police have capital expressway here blocked off to traffic. it's closed up until smell avenue while they investigate. the body of a man is covered up. it's laying in the street. officers here are looking for anything that may lead them to the driver. just before 2:00 a.m., people driving by in the area spotted

a man down on capitol expressway and called 911. emergency crews arrived and he was pronounced dead at the scene. police were able to determine that the man had been hit by a car. they are look for anybody who may have witnessed the sent. they will be going around to nearby businesses to see if there is any security camera that exists. there doesn't appear to be a crosswalk where the man was hit. from where we are standing here, we can't tell if there are any remnants of a car here at the scene. the traffic investigation unit just arrived in the last 15 minutes to start collecting evidence and we line up date you as soon as we get some more information. reporting live from san jose janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. meantime we have new details on pedestrian deaths in san jose. according to research compiled by the mercury news. 26 people were hit and killed by cars.

that is the highest total in 16 years and the most in the entire bay area. compare that to san francisco where there were 17 pedestrian deaths and oakland where there are seven pedestrian deaths in 2013. the city is taking steps to improve safety for people walking on city streets including 32 recently completed projects in the designed stage. relationship monday police investigating the body found. police say they were alerted by a shot spotter. investigators tell us the victim is a teenager. they also say it does not appear to be gang related or a robbery. this morning pleasant hill police looking for the armed robber responsible for a bold take over robbery. it happened last night at the verizon store. police say swab first into the

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airlines flight may become the most expensive search in history. seven countries including the u.s. have shouldered most of the burden. the u.s. has contributed personnel and equipment that cost. the search is far more complicated and may have already exceeded that amount. some people in santa clara are angry about what they are called a mini dorm being built in their neighborhood. many of them live in a historic area. one of the buildings is being remodeled to turn into student housing. work started without any notice. the two bedroom, one bath home

is being turned into a mini dorm. >> we are going to be victimized by that. >> neighbors tell ktvu news they found an ad on the website hotpads.com trying to rent out the apartments. while oakland police acknowledge that there is room for improvement, they say crime is down 15% compared to the same time last year. last night the interim police chief and five area commanders introduced their findings. the number of homicides are up but the number of gun assaults has dropped. >> the trends that began last summer of a reduction in shootings, robberies, burglaries have continued through the first quarter of

this year. >> each commander outlined specific problems in their areas. for example, street racing is an issue in west oakland and downtown. jack london square is a common area for break ins. prostitution is a problem along international boulevard. gun violence by gangs and from people talking on sidewalks those arish use in east oakland. city leaders will hold a town hall meeting to explore the ways to make the streets of san francisco safer for walking. seven people have been killed while crossing city streets this year. four of those accidents were on busy van ness avenue. a new parking program designed promote car sharing in

san francisco will begin this summer. 900 car spacing will be approved. car sharing has proven to be very popular in downdown fast the recent rein bay area brought a in new disease. >> and leland yee gets ready for his court appearance. >> good morning. right now we are looking at a commute that is still very good on the east shore freeway. >> lots of sunshine and warm temps yesterday but the fog is back. in fact, it's back in a big way. we'll see how that impacts inland temps today. salesperson #1: so, again, throwing in the $1,000

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welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. suspended state senator leland yee due back in federal court on friday. yesterday he plead not guilty to charges ranging from wire fraud to conspiracy to illegally importing weapons. he could spend the rest of his life behind bars if convicted. yee is keeping a low profile. however, it's a much different story for raymond chow. chow's lawyer legendary defense attorney tony sera says she is taking on the defense. >> this will be a vigorous it litigation. we will put the government rightfully on trial. >> chows charges include money laundering and illegal sale of weapons and liquor. more details on raymond

chow's attorney. tony serra. he has been involved in a number of legendary cases. serra successfully suck sended black panther leader in a murder trial. he has remitted dozens of controversial clients. serra has also refused to pay income taxes to protest recent u.s. wars. it's been another emotional day in -- oscar pistorius is back in the courtroom. >> i made a terrible mistake. >> you made a mistake. >> that is correct. >> you killed a person. that's what you did. >> i made a mistake.

>> you killed reeva steenkamp. >> pistorius admits shooting steenkamp but he mistook his gore has cried several times on the witness stand this week. president obama returns tophet. the army says the soldier was being treated for depression and anxiety and may have opened fire a dispute over a request for leave. president obama also traveled to fort hood in 2009 to honor the victims of a shooting that killed 13 people and injured 32. the military investigating an accidental shooting in camp l.a. june. the marine whole fired the shot is in custody and being

questioned. time is 4:45. former secretary of state hillary clinton is making appearances in the bay area this week. yesterday she gave the keynote speech. >> and then i think you can go to the skeptics on the hill and say look, we want to be part of the solution midterm. long material. right now we need more city is as. the san francisco giants and their fans could not have asked for a better home opener.

you remember five-year-old bat kid miles scott. he got to throw out the ceremonial first pitch top matt cane on a clear and sunny day. 42,000 fans packed at & t park. >> most of all i'm just looking for another world series. we've got two. one more. why not be greedy? >> giants first baseman brandon bilk. they are late but they currently led the american west one of the loyal -- three years ago stow suffered severe brain injury when he was

attacked. >> it's just a great day yesterday for baseball. >> gorgeous. you and i didn't go but some of our colleagues got to hang out there. >> sal castaneda one of them. sitting along the third baseline. >> it was very nice out there. i was joking with someone this is not representative of the typical weather in san francisco. i 42 it was almost 80 degrees. we will ask steve. good morning everybody. let's take a look at what we have now. traffic is moving along pretty well. we don't have a lot going on when it comes to the morning commute. 880 north and southbound. it is early. if you want to get on the road any time before 5:30, usually we have a pretty good commute here. also the morning drive is fine if you are driving on 80 westbound. capital expressway at smell we have a crash there. it's a good area to avoid. it's not causing a big delay

there. traffic on 101, 85, and 87 are doing well. now let's go to steve. thank you, sir. a very cool morning. it's going to be cooler today. a little increase and ramp up of that fog bank so more fog and cooler today. it was also a little bail of higher clouds. a little band of that. temperatures we are 75 in san francisco yesterday by the way. it was 80 on monday. 75 yesterday. today 60s. so is the cooling trend will take us. there will be a low heading toward southern california. but it will be pick up. it might trigger a few shower activities. cool down. high clouds in there. mostly sunny. gilroy yesterday was 88 warm degrows -- degrees. 40s and 50s on the temps. some of that fog is pretty

thick so be careful around the bay. i wasn't reducing visibility too bad. when fairfield gets a southwest at 17 that is the old delta breeze showing up. neither one of those were in place yesterday. yesterday i think travis had a little puff of an offshore. even inland areas will cool down. mostly sunny. 50 in ukiah. 54 reno. 60s to 50s southern california. just a lot of high clouds. a noticeable increase in the westerly breeze means a cooler pattern. fog, sun, cooler. thick fog out there. thick as thieves sometimes. breezy at times. some very low 80s. this will be a soft 80. 60 pacifica. 66 in san francisco. big difference compared to yesterday. the low will track all the way to southern california but it will probably really increase the fog friday into saturday. could even be a little drizzle there. >> once the fog clears out,

this morning you can see a large gap in the aldern span of the bay bridge. demolition teams are taking -- wood planks are where the old road bridge used to be. cal tran says we can expect demolition to pick up speed from here on out. it's expected to take three to five years to dismantle bridge. california lawmakers have postponed a bill that would phase out killer whales. now the bills author says he was inspired by the documentary. sea world and other parks argue the animals are treated humanely and we gain a lot of knowledge from them. the lineup for this year's outside lands music festival

has been announced. kanye west is among the headliners. we have posted the lineup on their website. he's only 18 but he is running for a seat on the city council. the biggest issue he says he is facing and how he sees his young age as an advantage. and oakland man accused of stealing 18,000 pounds of aluminum cans.

welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. there is a break involving an alleged theft at a san francisco coffee shop. the suspected crime was caught by a security camera. police have taken the person into custody. the surveillance video shows someone wearing a beanie and stripe shirt in a coffee shop. the person in the stripe shirt then picked up the items and left. surveillance video was distributed and it went viral. the alleged victim spoke out about the arrest on the channel 2 program right this minute.

>> it's courageous woman. person in the same clothes with the same beanie and everything walking down the street and she actually follows her into a starbucks coffee shop. >> police have identified the suspect as a 32-year-old transgender person named paul raynal. a judge in the patent case between apple and samsung has threatened to ban cell phones. wi-fi cig thats -- there have been interruptions by ringing phones and some people have been taking photos which is a violation of court rules. new information has surfaced about the san leandro metal recycling company where a propane tank exploded.

it was being cut down for scrap when it exploded. it turns out the company was cited and fined six times over the past ten years for various safety violations. those violations include failure to train employees on marine reand improper labeling. also today an oakland man faces six months in jail after being accused of defrauding california's recycling program. prosecutors say mario trucked 1800 pounds of aluminum cans from the state of washington to california to be redeemed. washington state does not have a crv federal. he program. recycling fraud has be a problem in california. the justice department statements the states recycling fund is defrauded of $40 million a year. the state is taking measures to

curb fraud. recycling center workers will also under go extra training. the city of oakland is considering a plan to install new safety barriers for bicyclists on telegraph avenue but some are opposed. oakland city officials could stall from 20th to 57th streets. but adding the barriers could mean losing a lane of traffic on some parts of telegraph. >> too much congestion. it would be too slow coming down. >> other east bay cities are also taking steps to better protect bicyclists. alameda is installing barriers on shoreline drive and berkeley and walnut creek are also considering adding safety barriers as well. three armed robberies in two days in the peninsula. the area being targeted and what each crime has in common. >> and call for police officers to wear body cameras. >> good morning. right now traffic is moving

along pretty well if you are driving on the san mateo bridge. but we are looking at traffic that is getting a little bit more crowded approaching the bay bridge. >> some temperatures inland approaching 90 degrees yesterday. that will not be the case today.

we are live in san jose where at this hour police are searching for clues to help track down the person responsible for hitting and killing a man. >> a new pub for police cameras in san francisco. the recent controversy that has prommed the new cam -- prompted this new campaign. glum our breaking news this morning is in san jose. a man hit and killed in a deadly hit and run. you can see quite an active scene out there this morning. and janine de la vega just found out new information about the victim. we will check back in with her at the scene in a moment. thank you for joining us this wednesday, april 9th i'm pam cook. >> good morning, i'm dave cl