there's a bunch of screams i heard and there was a man who ran out. his back was on fire. >> ten people dead from a fiery bush near chico. the search for answers this morning. we started the week off with a lot of 80s, including san francisco on monday, but a lot of fog is back. that means cooler temperatures. we'll show you how cool and if

it will go right into your weekend. it's time now for "mornings on 2". 49ers in trouble, far away from the football field. two scheduled court appearances today and a third incident involving the star quarterback. "mornings on 2" starts right now. and good morning. these are pictures -- actually, i'm not quite sure what these are pictures of. >> this is one of the locations in the area where families are gathering to get more information about what happened in that horrible bus tragedy that we're covering for you. tara moriarty is in the area. she will talk to those in los angeles and see about those who survived. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve is right over there.

we have a lot of high clouds over us. a nice sunrise unless you have the fog in there. there's plenty to go around. a little chilly for some. not too bad for others. but the clouds will be with us for the morning. so cloudy to mostly cloudy. maybe some filtered sun. temperatures in the 50s. low 50s for the fog. 51 in the city. 49 santa rosa. 54, san jose. 52 in walnut creek. higher clouds will thin out by late morning, early afternoon. the south bay will see the sun sooner. there's not a lot to them. all of this here is headed to southern california. might trigger in a few cues. for us, it will be a cooler day. rebound on sundays. 50s, 60s, 70s and a few very low 80s. here's sal. we're looking at a commute that's woken up. drive times are getting higher. let's take a look at some of the drives if you are driving in marin county. southbound 101, there is a

crash involving a bicyclist that was somehow near the freeway. southbound 101 at tamalpais. i think they have a bike lane that parallels the freeway. but the fire department and medics are blocking one lane of the freeway to tend to the injured person. southbound 101 gonna be a little slow. 80 westbound between hercules and richmond, not a bad commute. if you are driving between concord and walnut creek today, the traffic is not all that bad. as a matter of fact, we have a good-looking commute on southbound 680. this is a look at bay bridge toll plaza, it's 50-minute drive time into san francisco. if you are driving on 280 northbound, from 680 to 17, the drive time is about eight minutes. let's go back to the desk. >> all right. thank you, sal. a charter bus carrying high school students crashed and burst into flames on interstate 5 near chico, killing ten people. this morning, 13 and a half hours after the deadly head-on collision, the burned wreckage

of the bus remains on the side of the road. the crash happened just after 5:30 yesterday evening near the rural community of orland. that's 100 miles north of sacramento. reporter tara moriarty is live now at a relief center where some of the survivors spent the night. tara? >> reporter: we're here about two miles away from the crash tight at the veterans memorial building, where some of the crash survivors have come. wino that humboldt state university president did come by here earlier this morning. that's actually the college that these students were on their way to when the crash happened. he said the students inside are holding up very well. he was able to visit a hospital, however, in redding. he says the students there are having more difficult of a time. some of the volunteers are arriving. also parents are gonna be coming here to pick up their kids. we know that 34 passengers have been taken to various local hospitals and the red cross is set up right here. but no media is being allowed

inside. the coroner has now removed the badly burned bodies of those involved in the crash. investigators are still taking measurements and gathering evidence. it will take some time to tow the bus and truck away. the so the chp is estimating that i-5 northbound won't be open until around 9:00. school officials have been working through the night to try to identify those kill and notify families. we noticed a volunteer drop off milk and doughnuts at the shelter. a lot of folks in the community want to help the survivors and their families in any way. >> i came to help out for the people that, you know, need a lot of people. they are suffering a lot. i just do a little bit, you know, something that i can do. >> reporter: the tragedy unfolded just after 5:30 last night when a southbound fed-ex truck crossed the grassy median on interstate 5 and slammed into the bus head on. we know the drivers died at

well as five students. the bus again was taking students from various los angeles area schools to visit humboldt state university in arcadia. the glenn county sheriff's office will hold a press conference later this morning at 10:00. we'll be sure to let you know what they have to say. live from orland, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the ntsb is sending a rapid response team to the scene. investigators spoke early this morning before leaving washington, d.c. >> we're gonna be investigating the human, the machine and the environment and what's critical for us especially in highway accidents is for us to collect perishable information, the kind of information that goes away very quickly. >> that would include memories of the witnesses. the ntsb is picking up investigators in texas and will continue on here to california. they will expected to arrive sometime -- are expected to arrive sometime this afternoon. at ktvu.com, we've posted additional video and photos of

this catastrophic accident. we're posting updates on twitter and facebook. top executives at b.a.r.t. are getting a pay raise. the brdz board of directors approved it. these are pay hikes of 3.7%. that's in line with the pay hikes for most of b.a.r.t.'s rank and file workers. the board's decision follows two b.a.r.t. strikes and months of very bitter labor negotiations. the board also voted to higher a -- to hire a consultant to see what went wrong and the goal of avoiding b.a.r.t. strikes in the future. still no arrest in the sabotage attack on a south bay pg&e substation. however, investigators are hoping $500,000 reward, that mae entice somebody -- may entice somebody to come forward. take a look at the surveillance video. somebody firing shots on the metcalf substation last april, caused millions of dollars in damage. whoever cut the fiberoptic

lines and hit the transformer with more than a dozen rounds temporarily cut off service to 911 service. >> it was a pretty big attack on a major substation. i think that -- that opened a lot of our eyes in the industry as to what we need to do to get better and improve. >> pg&e says it's working close with local and federal investigators. pg&e is has improved security around the metcalf substation as part of the $100 million effort to increase the security at all of the substations. 7:08. san jose police are sending out a warning about a scam where someone is claiming to be one of their officers and demanding money. police report the caller says the victim or victims' relatives have traffic or other arrest warrants and must pay the fines immediately or face being arrested. the police department says they don't collect money over the phone. people who think they have been a victim of the scam are asked to call san jose police.

a woman who was already arrested for allegedly using fake credit cards at the graton casino is facing new charges. sonoma county sheriff deputies say 33-year-old jonna matthews told a judge yesterday that she left her 3-year-old daughter alone in her car. also in that car, deputies say they found hypodermic needles filled with what authorities believe to be meth. she was booked for felony child endangerment. she was arrested last saturday along with four other people. they were all accused of using fake credit cards at the graton casino and other locations. she's also the woman at the sent of a section and theft scandal at a prominent north beach church. she was the secretary of the national shrine about a year before she was fired last fall. in january, she filed a lawsuit accusing her former superior, bill mclaughlin, of hiring her for sex and says he fired her

when she turned down his advances. 7:09. a former caseworker at the glade foundation now accused of stealing more than $122,000 from a san francisco-based charity. liddia george was arrested yesterday in sacramento. authorities say she used her position to submit fake applications for emergency housing aid from the chronicle seasons of sharing fund. over a one-year period starting in 2010. this charity is a charity that gives rental assistance. the investigation started when an agency employee noticed that george used her sister's name on one of the fake applications. the woman accused of repeatedly trying to sneak onto planes at sfo is changing her story about her latest arrest. police arrested 62-year-old marilyn hartman twice this week. once on monday and again on wednesday. at the time she told authorities she had cancer and

wanted to fly to some place warm. but today's examiner reports she's telling them she was not trying to board a plane and does not have can't -- cancer. she's expected to tell that story to a judge next month. there is another warning for people who like to eat seafood. the california department of public health is telling people not to eat anchovies or sardines caught in monterey and santa cruz counties. it comes after levels of an acid not dangerous to fish but dangerous to humans was detected in these animals. the warning follows another advisory last week where people were told not to eat mussels, clams and whole scallops in the area due to the same acid. the man who some day may rule the nation of did you dubai may have a say for the

raiders and as. mayor quan said the prince is partnering with a plan that would include new stadiums for both the raiders and as as well as a hotel, shops and homes. larry reed also revealed that mayor quan and mlb are not interested in an alternate stadium site near jack london square. one college has plans to raise more money. it is stirring up a backlash in fremont. the college announced plans to lease land along mission boulevard with the hope of making $600,000 a year. but crypticks say more homes would mean -- critics say more homes would mean more families sending children to packed schools. >> we have 1800 people in the district where there isn't a seat in their neighborhood school for them. >> the board is expected to

make a decision about that development plan next wednesday. 7:12. we're learning about some amazing stories of survival from that tragic bus crash in orland. what we just discovered from one student before and after the crash. the case of two 49er players return to court today as news comes at colin kaepernick is now involved in a police investigation. what the fans say management needs to do. right now traffic is still getting busier by the minute as we get closer to the peak of the commute. we'll tell you more about the drive on highway 4 and nearby 680. how the drive times are doing there. multiple cloud decks. we have one that's low. if you are in that, it might be cold. a cooler forecast on tap today. we'll see how that plays into your weekend. the great american novel.

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7:15. happening today -- more controversy swirling around the 49ers after several players face some big problems off the field. the latest investigation involves star quarterback, colin kaepernick. later this morning, two of his teammates have court hearings for their legal troubles. janine de la vega joins us live from san jose for more on the growing pr problem for the red and gold. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. i've been speaking to fans about all of these allegations. some say they are disappointed but they still support the team. 49ers' linebacker aldon smith has hearings, court hearings on two separate criminal cases. he faces illegal weapons charges after deputies searched his home and found assault rifles following a party at his home last october. the month before, police say he crashed his car into a tree and was arrested for dui and possession of marijuana. 49ers' quarterback, chris culliver was arrested two weeks

ago for allegedly leaving the scene after he hit a bicyclist and crashed into a witness's car. police found brass knuckles in that vehicle which is an illegal weapon. the latest layers to be in hot water are quarterback, colin kaepernick, and quinton patton. police are investigating after an incident at a hotel. a woman reported the players told her to smoke marijuana and she said colin kaepernick kissed her and undressed her and woke up in a hospital not knowing how she got there. >> it definitely affects their public image. i think there should be counseling or guidance to help these guys deal with the success and the money and the fame they've come into it. you got a lot of money and time on your hands, you can get into some trouble. >> reporter: rumors are swirling around that sexual assault occurred even though in the police report the woman said she did not have sex with colin kaepernick. colin kaepernick and patton are not facing charges. but police are expected to speak with them. both culliver and smith's

separate charges will be discussed in court this morning at around 9:00 a.m. but they are not expected to appear. reporting live in san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, janine. we've posted a full police report on ktvu.com. we've -- we're also continuing right now to post updates on twitter with the hashtag kaepernick. new information on this week's deadly police shooting in vallejo. it happened wednesday near a taco bell on solano avenue. investigators now identify the man killed as 29-year-old ever ramon martinez. police say two officers opened fire on martinez when he repeatedly refused orders to stop during a very dangerous high-speed chase. at one point they say he almost crashed into a r car carrying his father and his children. it's still not clear if martinez was armed. reputed oakland gang member lamar fox, said it was him, not

his friend who shot two innocent bystanders at sweet jimmy's nightclub almost three years ago. [inaudible] >> yesterday fox was sentenced to life in prison without parole. the shooting left two people dead and injured five others. the family of adam say they are happy with the sentence but sea it's still hard since their grandson will never see her father again. >> i think about the time we went to the raiders' game and every time when we go, they win. >> has nightmares. angry. problems with him in school right now. >> before his sentenceing, fox apologized to the families. another man was sentenced last

month. now that la father fox said he did the shooting, the other man's lawyer plans to ask for a new trial for his client. it's been another day of intense questioning and high- court drama in the oscar pistorius murder trial in south africa. the former track star faced another day of relentless cross- examination on the witness stand. prosecutors grilled him about why he shot and killed his girlfriend reeva steevkamp last year. he claims he accidentally killed her after mistaking her for an intruder. but prosecutors say there are big holes in that story. >> you never said, reeva, listen and tell her what to do. that you didn't do. >> i did tell her what to do. >> you never looked the her and said reeva, go down. >> i didn't whisper her. i said it in a soft manner.

i said get down. i was sure there was somebody in my house. >> this trial has been delayed several times due to oscar pistorius breaking down and crying on the witness stand. california's record- breaking dry spell may be coming to an end. federal scientists say the weather phenomenon known as el nino could develop in the pacific by the end of the year. that could end the severe drought with a series of soaking storms next winter. this new el nino prediction comes after scientists reviewed updated weather models and satellites. california did get some rain in february and march. we all remember that. a couple of weeks ago, in fact, but the state is still under an official drought emergency. >> yeah. fingers are crossed. >> yeah. >> hoping, hoping. >> yeah. sal is back. what is your forecast, sal, for our morning commute? >> i'd say it will be moderate, if i were a guessing man. >> okay. >> friday, sometimes we do have

-- sometimes on fridays, we have better-than-usual conditions. it's moderate right now. barring any major crashes, 680 looks good by the time you reach fremont but there is a little bit of slowing in pleasanton before you reach the spot. this is the payoff, if you will. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, it is just a little better than it normally is. it's about a 15, 20-minute drive across into san francisco. if you are driving on southbound 680 in contra costa county, eight-minute drive from 242 southbound to it ignacio valley road. not too bad. that's a pretty good drive. 80 westbound between hercules and richmond, that looks okay. a little bit of -- so the entire drive from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze is about 12 minutes. 7:22. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. sunrise for some. some of the high, thin clouds kind of thinning out a little bit. but mostly cloudy skies. if you don't have high, thin clouds, you probably have the low clouds. we'll get some sun. low coming in, spinning in a lot of these clouds.

it looks like it will be here for the morning and then mostly sunny this afternoon. high pressure give system giving up its grip. it will be back by sunday. the low is moving towards southern california. that will increase the fog. brandon talking about fog in pacifica as well. there will be some areas that get drizzle late tonight, tomorrow morning. after that we'll rebound from the cooler saturday temperatures into sunday. san jose, cloudy, mostly cloudy. we'll go a high of 73. mostly sunny later on. clouds lifting north. a couple of 40s. napa joined the party, 49, 48. low 40s in the fog. mid-50s for a while. we're running a tad, skosh warmer. a possibility as that low inches closer to the sierra, central sierra, southern sierra, could fire up afternoon

activity. maybe next tuesday we'll see some increasing clouds. a lot of clouds here. combination, some filtered sun. 60s, 70s and 80s. a couple of low 80s. a lot of upper 70s. more cloud cover in the north bay holding on longer. low 80s. 77 danville. san ramon, walnut creek in there. oakland dropped at 10. alameda, 65. hayward, 67. 77 gilroy to 75 in los gatos. 65 santa cruz. a lot of fog in san jose. 73. 50s, 60s. a lot of fog on the san mateo coast of the parts of the coast as well. upper 60s, low 70s. it looks like a cooldown. then sunshine and warmer temperatures take us into sunday/monday. >> okay. thank you. 7:24. new information we just uncovered about the bus company involved in the deadly crash near chico. last night coming up in 20 minutes, pam cook uncovers details about the company's safety record. it's been two days since that mass shooting at a pennsylvania high school. why investigators say some of the reports you heard about

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new documents show the man convicted of shooting rampage that targeted gabrielle giffords was going off on rants the month before he opened fire. the arizona daily star obtained the fbi file surrounding the man sentenced to life in prison for the shooting. the documents include paranoid rants full of profanity on myspace where he discussed killing and his anger toward the government. the shooting left six people dead and injured 13, including giffords on january 8th, 2011. the pennsylvania high school where those 21 people were stabbed this week, it will stay closed today. investigators are still looking for a motive behind the attack. but they don't believe the reports that the suspect, 16- year-old, alex hribal, was bullied. some of the victims are talking

publicly now about the attack and the terrifying ordeal they endured. >> what was going through my mind will i survive or will i die? >> the police describing that knife attack in just five minutes. that teenaged suspect used two 8-inch kitchen knives to stab 20 fellow students and a school security officer. 7:28. we continue to follow the developing news coming in about that horrific bus crash that killed ten people. >> the bus and big rig did go up in flames. there was a lot of smoke. >> new information about the safety record of the company. plus, one of the survivors of that deadly crash documented his entire experience on twitter. we'll tell you about the decision he made when boarding that bus that may have saved his life. good morning. right now we're still looking at a commute that's busy but no major problems on the major

commute routes as we take a live look at the richmond/san rafael bridge. coming up we'll take another look at the bay bridge approach. a lot of clouds over us. low clouds, high clouds. that will bring temperatures down today. we'll show you how much and see if it goes into the weekend. [ male announcer ] get to subway for the spicy italian, now the $3 six-inch select of april. try it fresh toasted on garlic bread with shredded mozzarella

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we continue to follow developing news on a deadly crash in orland near chico. you are looking live at the city's veterans memorial hall. that's where the red cross has set up a shelter to help survivors and their families. coming up in two minutes, hear the incredible survival story of one of the high school students in the crash, what he tweeted moments after climbing out a window of the burning bus. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> imagine that. >> yeah. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve has your forecast. >> all right. i do, indeed. thank you. we do have mostly cloudy skies. a little bit of filtered sun. mostly cloudy morning. partly sunny afternoon. but combination of these two, upper 40s low 50s. a little chill in the fog. no doubt about it. a couple of 40s showing up. santa rosa was the lone outpost. now there's a few others. a few locations have dipped down to 51, 52. a little chill in the morning air with the cloud cover. cloud cover will thin out. kind of head out. but the low responsible for it

will keep some of that fog going and pick it right back up tonight and tomorrow. probably local drizzle. sun looks warmer. a lot of clouds over us for a while. cloudy to mostly cloudy. partly cloudy later on. 60s 70s. here's sal. we're still looking at a commute that's still busy. we've had decent ones as compared to other days this week. let's take a look at the commute now on the bay bridge approach. the drive time here is 15, 20 minutes to cross the span. earlier this week, it was much higher. 15, 20-minute drive time into the city. we also have been looking at the commute at the san mateo bridge and westbound 92, the drive time here about 11 minutes across the span. 880 between hayward and fremont, just here and there it's stop and go. the drive time is not all that bad. 580 between grant line road westbound and 680, 4-minute drive time. sometimes it -- 24 minute drive

sometime. sometimes it can be an hour. let's go back to the desk. we're starting with developing news from orland, the wreckage of a charter bus still sits right now on interstate 5 this morning. about 14 hours after that deadly crash and the death toll went up to ten. investigators say a fed-ex truck slammed into a charter bus carrying high school students yesterday evening. the ntsb is sending a rapid response team to the crash right now. investigators spoke this morning before leaving washington, d.c. >> we're gonna be investigating the human, the machine and the environment and what's critical for us, especially in highway accidents is for us to collect perishable information, the kind of information that goes away very quickly. >> now, the ntsb says an investigator from los angeles is also heading north to that crash scene. should get there later this morning. investigators from washington are expected sometime this afternoon. the students who were on that

bus were from the los angeles area. los angeles school district officials say they are still trying to put together all of the information to figure out who was involved because the trip was not organized by the school district. officials talked earlier this morning saying they've made counseling services available. >> we have a large contingent of psychologists, trained psychologists who can help with the families as they go through and want to learn -- parents want to learn the fate of their children. >> that bus was heading to humboldt state university for the campus spring preview day for perspective students. it is 7:35. social media is filling up with remarkable stories of survival. 17-year-old jonathan gutierrez tweeted this selfie in the hospital. this picture is going viral across the internet. alex savidge dug a little deeper into this story and found an amazing tale about the hours before the crash.

good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning. this high school senior used twitter to document that entire bus trip one that ended with a deadly crash yesterday. it was early yesterday morning when he tweeted out a photo of the bus that he was taking, he and other students, up to humboldt state for a weekend visit. during that 12-hour ride, the teen tweeted out a picture from on board the bus. he chose to sit in the back row, a decision that may have saved his life. suddenly, his bus was hit head on by that big rig. gutierrez says he heard screams, then felt the impact and he tweeted out this photo a short time later after climbing out of a window to escape the burning bus. the post read, can't believe this just happened. i was asleep and next thing you know, i was jumping out for my life. a little while later, gutierrez sent out this selfie from the hospital where he and other suffer vifern -- survivors were

taken after the accident. the 17-year-old, doing well. only has a few cuts and bruises and wanted to let everyone know via twitter he was doing okay. we understand his father has already arrived at the hospital near chico to see his son. the teenager said he's relieved to have family members there after everything he's been through. he said he's just ready to go home. we're live in the newsroom, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. reaction and stories about people who were near the crash continue to emerge on social media. lorial took this picture of smoke rising from the bus crash fire. she said she was on a road trip with her family and would have been in that spot at the same time when the bus crashed except they left late because her boyfriend did not feel well. we'll have continues coverage of this story. 7:37. happening today, suspended state senator leland yee is due in federal court at 11:00 this morning. the judge in san francisco will

review the evidence in yee's political corruption case as it gets closer to a trial. earlier this week, yee pleaded not guilty to charges that range from wire fraud to conspiracy to illegally import weapons. federal prosecutors say they plan even more charges in the case, involving a toteal of 28 -- total of 28 defendants. they've not said whether any of the new charges will be against yee. another main figure in this case is due in court this morning. family members and friends of raymond "shrimp boy" chow coming to his defense. they held a news conference in san francisco. many wore t-shirts like this showing support for him. newly-hired defense lawyer tony serra said chow has stayed out of trouble since getting out of prison 11 years ago. >> we won't represent a gang member. we represent an exemplary human

being. >> chow has a long criminal history, serving time for racketeering and other crimes. he faces money laundering and conspiracy charges for his alleged role in this political corruption case. now yee's decision to drop out of the race for secretary of state, that's given a political boost to other candidates according to a field poll by ktvu conducted after he was arrested on republican charges. pete peterson is now in first place with a 3% gain since yee dropped out. and democrat alex padilla saw a 7% jump. other candidates are trailing far behind. the number of undecided voters still 41%. 7:39. it's one of the deadliest highway crashes in california's history. our team coverage continues at a relief center in orland where some of the victims are waking up this morning. we've been looking at the records of the bus company at the center of the tragedy.

pam cook will have more on that part of the story in just two minutes. good morning. right now we're looking at traffic that is going to be moderately heavy in some areas and light in others. northbound 280 in san jose, it's okay. we'll tell you more about the south bay commute and the east bay drives when we come back. a couple of sun breaks in the higher clouds. if you are stuck in the clock, a chill there, gray over the bay. we'll tell you what's in store for you for your weekend. female announcer: get on board for better sleep. it's sleep train's interest free for 3 event. get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort; even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee.

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what went wrong? investigators are trying to figure out what caused the horrible crash that killed five high school students and five adults in that fiery crash on i- 5 west of chico.

pam cook's in the studio now with new information about the bus company involved in this crash. good morning, pam. >> good morning. we're trying to figure out more information on the bus company involved in the crash and the fed-ex driver. the bus driver and the fed-ex driver both killed in that accident. now here's what we've learned so far about the bus company. it's called silverado stages. it's based in san luis obispo and has a fairly good safety record. it's had two crashes, one with an injury, one tow away. neither were fatal. three inspection violations which appear to be for being overweight and one driver violation for not having a medical certificate. silverado stages has a statement on its website. it reads in part, "silverado stages is helping the authorities in gathering information regarding the tragic accident that occurred on thursday evening. our top priority is making sure the injured are being cared for. our thoughts and prayers are

with the injured, and everyone affected by this accident." the chp reports that the fed-ex driver crossed over the line. but officers are not giving any other details. we do not know if the driver was distracted or had a medical condition. there are reports that he may have been trying to avoid another car. for my next hour of "mornings on 2," we'll continue to look into the background of both of these drivers involved in the deadly crash. we'll bring you more information as soon as it becomes available. tori? >> all right. thank you, pam. fed-ex issued this statement "our thoughts and prayers are with everyone involved in the tragic accident on i-5 in california. we are cooperating fully with authorities as they investigate." our team coverage on this crash continues at the top of the hour here on "mornings on 2." we'll be live from a relief, a temporary relief center in orland where several survivors spent the night. we'll also find out how the community is coming together in the face of this tragedy.

>> all right, tori. 7:44. there's word now of a major new development in the battle over immigration reform. today's washington post is reporting the obama administration will take steps in the coming weeks to ease the pace of deportations for some undocumented immigrants. now, immigrant rights advocates have been pressuring the president to stop deportations of people who haven't committed any crimes, at least until congress passes immigration reform. 7:45. want to check in with sal and you were saying earlier some of the fridays tend to be light. how is it looking on 24. >> it looks okay. the drive time is not all that bad. it's not completely light, though. i would say if you drive this way, it will be about an eight- minute drive time. we have a live look at the picture here. you can see it's not exactly sunny but it will be an okay drive. did i just step on steve's

toes? we don't mean to do that. westbound 24 looks good on the oakland side. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, your drive time is about 15 minutes. it's been steady. some days this week has been much worse. today is a little lighter than usual. san jose we definitely see good conditions. 85 is lighter than usual. most of the time it's very slow up to saratoga. today it's looking good. 101 is slow in sunnyvale and mountain view. let's go to steve. >> i have steel plates in the shoes. it's all right. i understand what you are saying. a lot of high clouds. they are beginning to thin out. mostly sunny inland. but there's a lot of low clouds around. difference in temperatures will be not as big as yesterday but anywhere from the upper 50s to near 80 degrees. bill up in cobb mountain said no clouds here. looks like a nice day. it's 41 in clearlake. the clouds look like they are losing their oomph as they move away from the energy source that and the area of low pressure heading to southern california. as it does, it really increases

the westerly breeze agez the fog banks. it will cool it down today and tomorrow and then it looks like a rebound with the temperatures with more sunshine on sunday. this low is not that strong. it might popup thunderstorm in the central or southern sierra. san francisco starting off at 51. mostly cloudy. we'll go partly sunny later on today. a high of 64. that's down 4 from yesterday. you can see the cloud cover drifting. a lot of low clouds beneath that. a few upper 40s. 56. that's at moffett. 52 walnut creek. 53 fairfield. not much of a breeze. it's kind of all over the place. it's not that strong. you can see our system losing it depth. stretching itself out. there's our little low. it's not heading towards us. it says i'm on my way to so cal. the impact of that will keep the going fog going here. after the low goes through, that would be on saturday.

high pressure says i'm coming back for two days. low and high clouds today. partly sunny later on today. a little cooler on the temperatures. cooler saturday and then we take the temperatures right back up on sunday. could be a little drizzle. late tonight, earlier tomorrow. maybe a couple of 1/100ths. i think mostly sunny skies. far enough away from any fog influence. cooler for most. 60s, 70s to near 80. fairfield, 75. pittsburg, 79. martinez, 73. cupertino, milpitas, 74. 71 woodside. redwood city, senate, 68. daly city at 59. a little cooler for everyone on saturday. temperatures with more sunshine. warmup sunday and monday and increasing clouds on tuesday. >> thank you, steve. the stock market started the session as it finished yesterday in a slide. today's bank stocks dragging the market down after a weak earnings report from jpmorgan

chase. technology and biotext continuing their fall as well. the dow is coming back a little bit. it was down over 100. right now, it's down 62. the nasdaq down 9 and the s&p down 5. this morning, sales force and mayor ed lee are expected to be announcing an historic investment in san francisco. no other details have been released surrounding the event. but according to the business times, there have been rumors that sales force is in negotiations to take a large piece of 10 -- of the 1.4 million square foot tower. the feds may be slowing down the sale of safeway. last month, the pleasanton- based supermarket chain announced it's being told to the group that owns albertson's but the federal trade commission is asking for more information about the deal which it could top $9 billion. safeway expects to finish the deal, the sale by the end of

the year. however, the regulatory approval may extend that waiting period. next week, anybody can have a chance to buy this -- google glass. for one day only, tuesday, april 15th, google will expand its explorer program. the wearable computer costs $1500. google didn't say how many it will make available. it is 7:50. ten minutes before 8:00. 49ers headed to court today on unrelated criminal charges. the recent scandals that are tarnishing the team's image. and shock and concern following a crash in napa county that killed a 4-year-old boy. the wakeup call that has a lot of parents seeking the help of the highway patrol.

thousands of people ran for cover in nicaragua after a magnitude 6.1 earthquake hit

that country. at least 23 people were hurt in the hardest-hit town. at least 100 homes were damaged. now, many have no water or power right now. a landslide is blocking two major highways. meantime in chile almost 3500 miles away from there, there was a 6.0 magnitude quake yesterday. no damage reported. but it's the same region where an 8.2 magnitude quake hit on april 1st, killing six people and generating a small tsunami that forced evacuations. 7:53. australian authorities offered conflicting statements as to whether they are close to finding that missing malaysian airlines jet. australian's prime minister told reporters searchers were very confident that recent signals picked up by listening equipment came from one of the plane's black boxes. but shortly after those encouraging words, one of the men leading the search announced there were no major

breakthroughs and that and underwater ping detected yesterday probably did not come from that missing plane. a bay area engineer may play a pivotal role in helping to recover the black boxes. grand hawk built this machine. it may look like a submarine but it's an underwater plane. when the malaysian plane went down, he was asked to help out in the search. once the crews pinpoint the location of the black boxes, hawk's underwater technology loaded with high-tech cameras may help in retrieving the black boxes. the coast guard has suspended the search for a teen swept out to sea at sttion -- at san francisco's ocean beach. researchers searched for the 14- year-old. on wednesday, a surfer, a teenaged surfer, pulled the missing teen's father and cousin from the water. they both jumped in to try to save the 14-year-old when he was pulled out to sea by a rip

current. the cousin was not severely injured. we have made called to the hospital to check on the father. at last word, he was in critical condition. a 3-year-old boy remains in critical condition at san francisco general hospital this morning after bething hit by a pickup truck. it happened shorely after noon at 43rd and fulton in the city's richmond district. both police and neighbors say this is a very dangerous intersection. a tiny bicycle is now evidence in this tragic case. police say the little boy was riding it across the intersection slightly ahead of his family when he was truck by a pickup truck making a turn on a green light. >> we do know that the child was a few feet in front of the rest of the rupe. we also -- group. we also know that all parties had a green light at this intersection. >> i call it the fulton speedway. it's a death trap, that corner. >> police say the driver remained at the scene and is

cooperating with investigators. it's still not clear what caused the accident but police say drugs and alcohol do not appear to be factors. all right, tori. 7:55. today is walk to work day in san francisco. it's an effort to make the city streets safer for you and i to walk on. walk san francisco will mark this day by visiting local businesses with three cards, tote bags, food and coffee. walkers who share their experiences on twitter, facebook or instagram using the hashtag walk to work, you may win prizes. walk san francisco will also release the city's first report cards on the goals to make some of san francisco's most dangerous streets safer for those who walk. one community is still in shock after a crash last week killed a 4-year-old boy in napa. the little by who died had been strapped into a booster seat. parents wonder why a child in a car seat would suffer deadly internal injuries.

well, the chp says that's because he was in a booster seat which allows more body movement than a conventional car seat. that has a lot of parents going to their local chp offices now making sure their car seats are installed properly. >> you hear about something like that happening and as a parent, it scares you to death. you just want to make sure you are safe and your kids are the safest they can be. >> the boy's mother has had several surgeries already. there will be a bake sale and car wash tomorrow to help pay for her medical bills in napa from noon to 3:00. the 7th anniversary of the sniper attack on a south bay substation is coming up. the new effort to find whoever was responsible and the larger reward now being offered. it's one of the deadliest highway accidents in california

history. we continue team coverage of the horrifying tragedy involving high school students and a fed-ex truck. we're still looking at a commute that is busy in the south bay but it's not all that bad here on 101. but there are some spots where you will slow down. hello there. we will have cloud stretching from phoenix, las vegas all the way over us. but the fog is making it tough for those near the coast to warm up. we'll see if it stays cold this weekend or warms up by sunday.

well, good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." these are live pictures you are looking at. this is a relief center in orland, california. the red cross is set up here to help the young survivors of yesterday's deadly bus crash and their families. those students were headed to humboldt state university. they were going for a campus tour when a fed-ex truck slammed right into their bus. ten people were killed. coming up for you in two minutes we'll give you an update on the investigation and also take a closer look at how the community is rallying around those injured kids this morning. stay tuned for that. it's friday morning. april 11th. >> the 11th. yeah. >> i'm dave clark.

>> i'm tori campbell. we're gonna have a nice weekend, steve? >> a little cooler saturday and then warmer on sunday. dealing with a lot of cloud cover. the fog will be on the increase. the higher clouds will move out. but there is a low approaching and that will keep some partly cloudy skies going. 73 in san jose. started off cloudy to mostly cloudy. 54. there's definitely breaks in there. some areas getting some sun if you don't have the fog. 56, livermore. 51, san francisco. 49, though, still santa rosa. a little bit cooler in novato ex51. napa was 49. now they are 51. napa airport, i should say. the low is right there. it's providing some cloud cover. it's almost stretching itself out so thin, i would say it's almost mostly sunny for them. a lot of cloud cover. but mostly sunny for some. gray skies here for a while for others. 60s, 70s or low 80s. here's sal. >> right now, we do have a

traffic commute that is a little bit busier in some areas. but beginning to clear out in others. that's the good news. let's start off with a look at the south bay where we promised you a look at 101. it looks like where we saw it at mckee road. it does slow down as you approach santa clara and sunnyvale. if you look at 85 there is a little bit of slow traffic approaching 17 but nowhere near what it normally is. we're having friday light conditions. independent state 880 in oakland still looks good. this commute starts to slow down. we're not complaining. northbound 880 looks like it's about a seven-minute drive between san leandro and downtown oakland. if you are driving at the bay bridge toll plaza, that's backed up for -- or the drive time is about a 15-minute drive time between oakland and san francisco. back to the desk. i saw cuts, burns,

contusions, bumps, pain. >> we continue to follow this morning's developing news. tragedy on interstate 5 north of sacramento. ten people are now dead after a bus filled with high school students on a college tour crashes and bursts into flames. now investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong. the ntsb is sending a rapid response team to the scene just a few hours ago, investigators spoke before leaving washington, d.c. >> we're gonna be investigating the human, the machine and the environment and what's critical for us especially in highway accidents is for us to collect perishable information, the kind of information that goes away very quickly. >> the ntsb is picking up investigators in texas and will then continue on here to california. they are expected to arrive sometime this afternoon. >> those students were coming from the los angeles area going up to humboldt state university for a campus tour this weekend.

now, many of those students are at hospitals being treated. students who were not hurt, they spent the night hat a temporary shelter -- at a temporary shelter nearby. tara moriarty is joining us live outside of the relief center where the community is come together. >> reporter: we're seen a lot of people trickle in and out. most of them are dropping off doughnuts, juice, milk, things like that. if you take a look behind me, you can see this is the red cross shelter here. those people are law enforcement officials that you do see. we did see a couple. they appear to be relatives of a crash survivor. we're not able to talk to them. the media is not allowed inside. there are a half-dozen crash survivors here waiting for their parents to come here. we're a couple of miles from the school site. school officials have been working through the night trying to identify those killed and notify their families. this horrific tragedy unfolded after 5:30 when a southbound

fed-ex truck crossed the grassy median and slammed into the bus head on. both the truck and bus drivers died as well as five students and three chaperons. witnesses say the imooped sounded like a -- impact sounded like a series of explosions. the bus was taking the students to visit humboldt. the school president has been up all night visiting survivors. >> most of them seem quite well. we were in redding and saw some people up there in redding, too. there were several that were, i thought, moderately badly injured. i understand some of the people that are -- were in worse shape have been moved elsewhere but these young people here seemed to -- at least the ones we were able to talk to seem to be doing quite well. >> reporter: 34 survivors were taken to the hospitals. the coroner has removed the badly burned bodies. investigators took measurements and now they are in the process

of towing the bus and truck away. they are estimated that i-5 won't be opened until 9:00 this morning. the humboldt state university president is extending an investigation to those who still wish to see the school after they recover. we want to mention that the sheriff's office will be holding a press conference at 10:00 a.r.m. 10:00 a.m. this morning. we'll be sure to let you know what happens there. >> at ktvu.com, we've posted additionals videos and photos of this catastrophic accident. we're also posting updates for you on twitter and facebook. 8:06. happening right now -- president obama making a nomination to replace kathleen sebelius who is retiring. he is nominating the woman next to him who is currently the

director of budget and management. let's listen in. >> sometimes the american people take for granted the incredible network of outstanding public service that we have. who are helping to keep us healthy and help improving our lives every day. i want to thank steven, sylvia's husband and mathew and helene for sharing wife and mom with us a little bit longer. we'll miss seeing you around the house but i know you are gonna do an outstanding job as american health and secretary of human services. last time she was confirmed unanimous. i'm assuming not that much has changed since that time. [laughter] >> with that, i want to -- >> you've been listening live to president obama nominating

the replacement for kathleen see bell just -- kathleen sebelius. the budget office the replacement has been overseeing has certainly had quite a bit of involvement in the important issue. this is a story we'll continue to follow and there's much more coming up at ktvu.com as well as twitter and facebook. also new this morning, pg&e is working to repair a power line that was ripped off a power pole by a garbage truck. it happened around 3:30 this morning on rogers avenue near old bayshore highway in san jose. the driver was not hurt only a few customers lost power but it has been restored.

it has been almost a year and still there have been no arrests in the sabotage attack on a south bay pg&e substation. but investigators are hoping a $500,000 reward will entice someone to come forward. this is video of someone firing on the substation last april causing millions of dollars in damage. whoever cut the fiberoptic lines and hit the transformer with more than a dozen rounds, temporarily cut off service to 911. >> it was a pretty big attack on a major substation. i think that -- and -- that opened a lot of our eyes in the industry as to what we need to do to get better to improve. >> pg&e and at&t are each offering a $250,000 reward. pg&e has improved security measures around the metcalf substation as part of its $100 million effort to increase security at all substations. 8:09.

one bay area college has plans to bring in some money. this is stirring a backlash in fremont. the community college announced plans to lease land to housing developers along mission boulevard with hopes of making about $600,000 a year. critics are saying more homes would mean more families sending their kids who already pack fremont schools. >> we have 1800 students in the district where there isn't a seat in their neighborhood school for them. >> well, the community college district board is expected to make a decision that development plan next wednesday. 8:10 you might be surprised at how much or how little larry ellison earned last year citing a business report. the chronicle says the head of oracle made a single dollar in salary in 2013. but here's the catch -- when you combine stocks and other benefits, ellison's total compensation last year reached $78 million.

he clearly led all bay area executives in total earnings. second was john hammergran and mark bennyoff of sales force. >> okay. still ahead -- an krill sale of survive -- incredible tale of survival. this video has gone viral. >> reporter: several 49ers' players face legal troubles and police investigations. some have court hearings today. we're live in san jose talking to people about how all of this is affecting the team's image. we're still looking at some traffic slowing around the south bay. you will see some not too deep slowdowns. give you another look at the santa clara valley and the east bay counts. a lot of high clouds over us. it will be cooler today. we'll show you how much cooler

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welcome back. in less than an hour from right now, a court hearing will begin about the legal troubles of aldon smith. he's just one of four 49ers recently involved in police investigations including star quarterback, colin kaepernick. ktvu's janine de la vega joining us live from san jose to talk about how fans are reacting to the team's new battle, janine, restoring the

image. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. one fan told me that the 49ers are the team that's seen as the clean team but they are disappointed with all of these allegations. attorneys for the players will be here at this courthouse in san jose talking about a hit- and-run accident, illegal weapons charges and driving under the influence. now there is a report of a woman who says that she got naked when she was with colin kaepernick and then blacked out. miami police want to talk to quarterback, colin kaepernick, and teammate quinton patton about an alleged incident at a hotel last week. officers are investigating after a woman reported the players told her to smoke marijuana, then kaepernick kissed and undressed her and she said she blacked out. she said she woke up in a hospital not knowing how she got there. this morning aldon smith has court hearings on two separate criminal charges, he faces illegal weapons charges after list home was search and assault rifles were found

following a party at his home in 2012. police say last year, he crashed his car into a tree and was arrested for dui and possession of marijuana. attorneys will address charges culliver faces. he was arrested for allegedly leaving the scene after liting a bicyclist and crashed into a witness's car. >> i think that's something the owners need to look at. you are young and talented. if you are gonna drink, you can afford a driver. have someone drive you. it's just sad it's the 49ers. but it's -- gets your head straight. focus on the game. >> rumors are still swirling around that a sexual assault involving kaepernick occurred even though in the police report the woman said she did not have sex with him. currently, kaepernick and patton are not facing charges. i do want to mention that just recently colin kaepernick took

to twitter and he posted that all. these allegations about him are false and he is thanking people for their support. now, as far as culliver and smith's separate charges go, they are not expected to be here in court today. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we've just re-tweeted colin kaepernick's tweets. go there right now. you can see them. you can also read the whole police report on our channel 2 website, ktvu.com. ny vftion on this week's deadly police shooting in vallejo. it happened wednesday near a taco bell on solano avenue. investigators have now identified the man killed as 29- year-old ever ramon martinez. police say two officers opened fire on martinez after he repeatedly refused their orders

to stop during a dangerous high- speed chase. at one point they say he nearly crashed his car carrying -- crashed into a car carrying a father and his children. it's still not clear if martinez was armed. the city of san francisco celebrating a big victory in a big legal battle over a special hotel tax. yesterday a judge ruled the city can keep about $13 million it recently collected in short- term hotel taxes. that money came from airlines that have crews staying at hotels during stop overs in san francisco. several major airlines targed the tax was illegal and unfairly singled out airline employees. this is a new idea. amazon is taking on a new approach for workers who aren't happy with their jobs. amazon is paying them to leave the company. it's part of the pay to quit program. amazon says it hopes employees are happy working there. but if they are not, amazon will pay them a po fuss nus to

-- bonus to leave. people who leave after working at the company for one year can get $2,000 and that amount increases with the amount of time you have with the company up to $5,000. i'm happy to say sal is right over there. >> we're all happy to be here. >> are they happen in contra costa county? >> i would say they are happier than normal today. the last few days we've had -- yesterday, for example was a terrible commute through 680 and 24. today it's a little better. you can see in la fayette, it's looking good. if this makes you happy and makes you feel like a room without a roof, well, westbound 24 does look good getting up to the caldecott, about an eight- minute drive between those two points. when you are going out to the bay bridge toll plaza, it's lighter than usual. it's about a 20-minute delay. something wrong with my microphone. 20-minute delay at the toll

plaza and -- [technical difficulties] >> that's all right. steve, are you ready to jump in on weather? >> no weather. there's a problem on the capitol expressway, it looks like. >> glad things are better in contra costa county. >> all right. >> all right. there's still new information to tell you about the. the bus stop -- about. the bus stop in the accident in chico the details regarding the company's safety records. stay tuned. it's been two days since that mass stabbing at a pennsylvania high school. the reap investigators are -- the reason investigators are saying some of the problems we've been hearing about the suspect are not true. bulldog: [yawning]

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oscar pistorius faced another day of cross- examination on the witness stand. once again, prosecutors grilled him about why he shot and killed his girlfriend last year. pistorius claims he accidently killed her after mistaking her for a nighttime intruder in his home. prosecutors say there are big holes in that story. >> you never said, reeva, listen and make contact with her and tell her what to do.

>> i did tell her what to do. >> you whispered at her but you never looked at her and said, reeva, go down. >> i didn't whisper to my lady, i said it in a soft manner. i said get down. i was sure there was somebody in my house. >> this trial has been delayed several times because pistorius repeatedly broke down and cried on the witness stand. it's expected to continue for a month. back here at home, lamar fox says it was him, not his friend, who shot two innocent bystanders at sweet jimmy's nightclub in jack london square almost three years ago. >> brrk inaudible] >> yesterday he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. the shooting left two people dead and injured five more.

>> i think about him. the time that we went to the raiders game. and every time we would go, they would win. >> he has nightmares. he's angry. in school, we have problems with him in school right now. >> before he was sentenced, fox apologized to both the victims' families. another man clem thomkins sentenced last month but now that la father fox said that he commit -- lamar fox said he committed the crime, the lawyer for thomkins said he will ask for a new trial for his client. the high school in pennsylvania where 21 people were stabbed will stay closed for today. investigators are still looking for a motive but they are discounting the fact that he

was bullied. >> what was going through my mind, will i survive or will i die? >> police say in five minute, the teenaged suspect used two 8- inch kitchen knives to stab 20 fellow students and a school security officer. president obama phoned the school principal yesterday and promised that the fbi will assist in the investigation. it made stops at several ports in california, including san francisco. but princess crewses says they have no -- cruises says they have no plans to end the cruise early. they contracted the norovirus. those people have been quarantined in their cabins. the ship was in san francisco on monday. the trip will end in los angeles tomorrow. spirit airlines has won the dubious distinction of getting

the most passenger complaints. that's according to a new survey by the u.s. public interest research group. they say spirit airlines generated the most complaints per 100,000 passengers every year from 2009 through 2013. spirit offers cheap air fairs but they -- airfares but they charge passengers for choosing a seat and printing boarding passes. southwest airlines had the fewest complaints. that was followed by alaska airlines, airtran and jetblue. questions about a presidential run. that's not the only thing hillary clinton had to duck during a recent speaking engagement. stay tuned. >> the active aggression from the audience and how hillary clinton reacted to it. plus, one of the survivors of that deadly bus crash near klee co yesterday turn -- chico yesterday turns to twitter to document his frightening

experience. on the eastshore freeway, the traffic is doing okay. as a matter of fact, we've seen drive times get a little bit lower. but we'll tell you what it is like coming up on the bay bridge. high, thin clouds inland. some sun. bup there's plenty of -- but there's plenty of fog to go around. it will be a cooler friday. we'll see if that takes it into saturday and if there's any warmup by sunday. &c&c1 make the weekend pop.

welcome back. we continue our coverage of the top story we're in glenn county. this is new video. i wanted to show you this, the scene from yesterday's deadly crash where a fed-ex truck slammed into a school bus that was carrying more than 40 los angeles area high school students going on a college

campus tour. you saw the skid marks out there from the bus. that gives you some idea how violent this crash was. coming up in two minutes from right now, you will hear the incredible survival story of one of those high school students in the crash. what he tweeted moments after jumping out of the window of the burning bus. stay tuned for that. friday morning. april 11. let's check in with steve. a lot of high clouds. mostly cloudy to cloudy skies closer to the bay. clouds are thinning out to the east or inland. san jose, 73. temperatures cooling down a little bit. you can see some of the cloud cover lifting up. mostly sunny, partly cloudy. underneath that there's a good blanket of cloud. upper 40s but a lot of low to

mid-50s. slowly warming off the lows. 57 in san jose. clouds are associated with this low right there on its way to l.a. that will keep fog and drizzle going in the fast. if you are heading up to the mountains keep an eye on the sky. there could be a few buildups. for us look for 60s 70s. cooler saturday, warmer on sunday. here's sal. we do have traffic that is moving along relatively well. [no audio] >> we'll work on the technical problems. >> the wreckage of a charter bus still sits on the instate this morning -- interstate this morning. during the night it was announced a 10th person died from anniversary. a fed-ex truck slammed into a charter bus carrying high school students. the ntsb is sending a rapid

response team to that crash scene. investigators talked this morning before they left washington. >> we are gonna be investigating the human, the machine and the environment and what's critical for us, especially in highway accidents is to collect perishable information, the kind of information that goes away very quickly. >> the ntsb says an investigator from los angeles is also heading to the scene. should arrive later this morning. investigators from washington, they are expected sometime this afternoon. well, social media is just buzzing with remarks arbl stories of sur -- remarkable sur stories of survival. this selfie has gone viral. alex savidge has more about

this amazing story. >> reporter: this high school senior used twitter and social media to describe this traumatic experience yesterday. a bus trip that ended with a deadly crash on i-5. early yesterday morning, jonathan gutierrez tweeted out this photo at the beginning of the trip. this is a bus taking he and other l.a. area students up to humboldt state for a college visit. during the 12-hour ride, the teen tweeted out a picture the he says he chose to sit in a back row and it was a decision that may have saved his life. suddenly this bus was hit head on by a big rig. he said he felt screams and felt the impact. this is a photo taken on the side of the freeway. he tweeted this out after climbing out of a window to escape the burning bus. that post read, can't believe this just happened. i was asleep and the next thing you know i was jumping ut 0 for my wife. he sent out this selfie from the hospital where he and other

survivors were taken from the hospital. the 17-year-old thankfully only has a few cuts and bruises and wanted to let all of his friends and relatives know he was okay. gutierrez's father left southern california and arrived in chi could -- chi could -- chico to see his son. he's been discharged. the young man said he's just ready to go home. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. the people near the crash are posting photos on social media. one woman said she was on a road trip with her family. she would have been -- could have been in the crash but they left late because her boyfriend wasn't feeling well. coming up in eight minutes from right now, we'll go live to a relief center in orland. that's where some of the survivors spent the night. we're also getting new details about wednesday's deadly accident in sebastopol. a car hit and killed 69-year-

old frederick ernst as he was heading home from his evening walk. investigators say the driver is cooperating with authorities but is traumatized by what happened. police are investigating whether sunlight may have briefly blinded that driver since the accident happened while she was driving into a sunset. a former caseworker at the glide foundation accused of steeling more than $121,000 from a san francisco-based charity. lydia george was arrested yesterday in sacramento. authorities say she used her position to smitt fake applications for emergency housing aid from the chronicle seasons of sharing fund. over a one-year starting, starting in 2010. seasons of sharing is a charity that provides rentable help for the elderly, single parents and the disabled. the investigation started when an agency employee noticed george used her sister's name

on one of the fake applications. 8:36. for the second time this week, former secretary of state hillary clinton made an appearance in the bay area. >> please join me in welcoming to san jose state, secretary of state hillary clinton. >> thank you so sluch! >> she talked about her time as secretary of state and also about women having the opportunity to contribute to their society. >> there's more stability, there's more peace, there's more prosperity. so this is -- >> when the host asked clinton if there was any big announcements she would like to make alluding of course to her possible presidential bid in 2016. clinton just laughed but at a marketing conference she did say she is thinking about it.

>> a group gathered in front of the event center protesting hillary clinton's appearance. the gilroy morgan hill patriots held sign and called on the former social security to tell the truth about the 2012 attack on the consulate in libya. four people were killed in that attack, including ambassador chris stevens. >> and she had to duck as someone threw a shoe at her in las vegas. clinton did joke about it saying thank goodness she didn't play softball like i did. >> not clear why the woman threw the shoe at clinton. they were inspired by tragedy. the deadly wakeup call at napa that has many parents now seeking help from the highway patrol. zblget we're live in orland --

we're live in orland where survivors are waiting for their parents to pick them up. close to the coast and bay dealing with a lot of fog. inland some high clouds with some sunbreaks. it will be cooler today.

our top story -- the bus crash near chico. los angeles area students were headed to humboldt state on a college tour when a fed-ex truck slammed head on into their bus. this morning some of the survivors who escaped injury are resting at a relief shelter in orland. tara moriarty is live at the shelter with how the community is coming together to face this tragedy. >> reporter: well, we speak to a red cross volunteer earlier this morning. she had tears in her eyes when she came out. she had been up all night with the students there. this is a traumatic experience for everyone involved. she brought stuffed animals for the high school students. she realized they were in high school but just wanted them to have something to hold onto until their parents were able to get here. you can see this is the red

cross shelter that's a couple of miles from the crash site. the horrific tragedy unfolded after 5:30 last night when a southbound fed-ex truck crossed the grassy median and slammed into the bus head on. both the truck and the bus drivers died as well as five students and three chaperons. witnesses say the impact sounded like a series of explosions. the bus was taking students from various los angeles high schools to visit humboldt state university. the school president has been up all night visiting survivors. >> to see young people get hurt or in this case some of them were actually killed. that's a real tragedy. we wanted to do everything we could to help the young people that had survived the accident and to ensure them that if they were interested in coming to the university, we would be very much interested in arranging for them to come up in the future when they've had a chance to survive. >> reporter: 34 survivors were taken to the hospitals. the coroner removed nine bodies

from the wreckage. another person died at the hospital. they took measurements earlier this morning. you can see the skid marks. they extend about 100 yards down the pavement getting a better look now that it's light out. they are in the process of towing the bus and truck away. the chp is estimating that i-5 northbound will not be opened for, you know, eight least another -- least another 15 minutes. the glenn county sheriff's office will have a press conference this morning. it will be run by the chp at 10:00 this morning in willows. one of the questions that might be answered is what was that fed-ex truck carrying? they carry all sorts of things. according to fire officials we talked to, diesel trucks don't normally explode and ignite when they crash. obviously we're hoping to learn more about what led up to the crash. we're live in orland, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, tara. as tara said, more information will undoubtedly come out of that news conference. in the meantime we're checking

the backgrounds of the companies involved in this tragedy. pam cook is in the studio with more on that. >> as investigators are looking into what happened, we are looking into the people and companies involved. now, here's what we've learned so far about the bus company -- it's called silverado stages. it has 142 drivers and a pretty good safety record. it has had two crashes, one with an injury, one tow away, neither were fatal. three inspection violations which appear to be for being overweight. and one driver violation for not having a medical certificate. now, silverado stages has a statement on the website that reads "silverado stages is helping the authorities in gathering information regarding the tragic accident that occurred on thursday evening. our top priority is making sure that the injured are being cared for. our authorities and prayers are the injured, their families and everyone affected by this accident." now, the bus driver and the fed- ex driver were both killed in

that accident. the chp says the bus and the truck were on opposite sides of the freeway, when the truck doctored the median and slammed into the bus. we don't know if the truck driver was disth straked or had -- distracted or had a medical problem. the fed-ex spokesperson does not know what was inside the truck at the time. investigators say the truck driver might have been trying to avoid a passenger car also involveled in the crash. fed-ex has issued a statement "our thoughts and prayers are with everyone involved in this tragic accident on i-5 in california. we're cooperating fully with authorities as they investigate." we'll be following all of the developing news in the story throughout the morning and the noon news as well as online at ktvu.com. we want to check back in with sal. see what's happening on the bay roads this morning, sal. >> we've had a pretty decent

commute this morning as compared to other days this week. let's take a look at 880. it's finally beginning to slow down a little bit here on the way past the coliseum. the drive time is taking ten minutes, getting up to downtown oakland from this very point because it does clear up after high street. westbound bay bridge, about a 15-minute delay or drive time as you drive from the macarthur maze into san francisco. mo -- no problems on the lower deck. transit looks good. we continue to focus on the south bay. 85 has slow traffic. but not nearly as much as it normally does for 280 and 101, the same. northbound 101 near 280 there's word of a minor crash there. 8:47 back to steve. thank you, sal. mostly cloudy for some. partly sunny for others far enough inland there's still some sun. a lot of gray as we say around the bay. i don't think it's going anywhere. gray skies for many underneath

this cloud deg. you can see the difference thinning out. this will be with us for the morning and then kind of clear out. it will take a while for some of that fog to retreat. we'll go 64 in san francisco down 4 from yesterday. you can see the cloud deck kind of lifting northward. san jose and parts of the east bay probably in on any -- well, improving sunshine. who 40s -- 40s, 50s and one 60. the low responsible for the cloud cover is right there. right there. heading towards l.a., central california. it's going to continue to keep that fog going and i think give us drizzle tonight and tomorrow. the coast looks like mostly sold out. not completely. maybe clouds developing over the sierra nevada. could be isolated showers. 35 in tahoe 50 in reno. sacramento at 54 screation. partly sunny -- sacramento. partly sunny, partly cloudy. the low keeps the low clouds. the high-pressure system says i'll be back but on sunday. today, tomorrow we get a

cooldown and low and high clouds combination. partly sunny, partly cloudy. tonight. tomorrow, some of that drizzle comes in and will cool us down. there will be some drizzle tonight and tomorrow. that will be it. could be breezy out of the north. overall, mainly 70s inland. 60s closer to the bay. 70s to near 80 degrees. antioch, brentwood is in there along with oakley. la fayette, 64. 73 san jose. santa clara, milpitas at 74. 50s, 60s, very low 70s. with redwood city at 71. cooler into saturday, more sunshine and warmer temperatures. sunday, monday. it really was a great escape. how some really smart chimpanzees escaped at a school and how the zoo workers had to be smarter to get them back.

colin kaepernick is responding to an incident allegedly involving alcohol, marijuana and a naked woman in florida. miami police emphasized they are investigating this as nothing more than a suspicious incident and they say there is no evidence any crime was committed. colin kaepernick has commented this reaction on twitter "the

charges made in the tmz story and other stories i've seen are completely wrong. they make things up about me that never happened. i take great pride in who i am and what i do but i guess you have to deal with someone to makes things up." i want to thank all of the people who shared their encouraging sentiments. i assure you that your faith is not misplaced." one community in napa after the crash last week that killed a 4-year-old boy. the little boy had been strapped into a booster seat. now, some parents are wondering why a child in a car seat would suffer fatal internal injuries. the chp says it's because the little boy was in a booster seat, allowing him to move around more than a conventional car seat. now a lot of parents are going to their -- to their local chp office to make sure their seats are installed properly. >> as a parent, you just -- it scares you to death.

you just want to make sure you are safe and your kids are the safest they can be. >> the mother of the 4-year-old by who died also faces months of recovery. she's had several surgeries and faces even more. there will be a bake sale and car wash tomorrow to help pay for her medical bills. it will be held from noon to 3:00 at blue oak middle school on hay street in name. today is walk to work day in san francisco. an effort to make city streets safer for pedestrians. walk san francisco will mark the day by visiting local businesses with free cards, tote bags, coffee. walkers who share their experiences using the hash tag walk to work can win prizes. they will also release their first report card on the goals of making san francisco some of the most dangerous streets safer for anyone using the sidewalk. some new figures out for california's high speed rail

project predicts it will take less money than first thought. the numbers are part of the business plan the rail reauthority is required to submit every couple of years. it quotes new research showing californians are taking shorter trips. and it projects 5% less revenue than originally estimated. the time line for the $68 billion project. it's still the same despite legal setbacks. it's scheduled to be completed in 2028. the woman who is accused of repeatedly trying to sneak onto planes at sfo is changing her story about her latest arrest. police arrested 62-year-old marilyn hartman twice this week on monday and wednesday. at the time she told authorities she had cancer and wanted to fly to some place warm. but today's examiner reports she's now telling them she was not trying to board a plane ands to not have cancer -- and does not have cancer. she's in custody on $25,000

bail. she has a court appearance set for next month. 8:55. zoo exhibit is closed this morning after seven very clever chimpanzees escaped their enclosure yesterday. according to the kansas city zoo director, propped a log on the wall and climbed on top. six other chimpanzees knolled his lead. it took -- followed his lead. it took zoo workers about a half-hour to get them back into captivity. they lured them back not with bananas but with chocolate candy. >> they may have had to use malted milk balls at the end. >> work every time -- works every time. workers will be combing through the exhibit to make sure there's nothing else they can get their hands on to attempt another daring escape. this is not the first time they've escaped at the zoo. ten years ago, high winds took

down a tree that crushed a wall allowing them to escape. dare devils on the edge there. >> that's quite a story. 8:57. let's check back with sal. i'm not gonna offer any candy. i know you will give me the traffic report. >> mamed milk balls would work on -- malted milk balls would work on me. >> yeah. >> it's about a 15-minute delay at the toll plaza, 15-minute drive time. that includes your time driving on the bridge into san francisco. we're also looking at the commute that is moving along relatively well this morning. if you are driving on 880 until you get to the coliseum. don't let this fool you, just after high street. it does pick up. your drive time, most of the traffic is here. dumbarton traffic looks good. as you go to the peninsula, 101 is not bad. 280 is better. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. partly sunny inland.

higher clouds. not much left of those. a lot of low crowds. partly cloudy -- low clouds. partly cloudy, cool by the coast. cooldown saturday. warmup sunday/monday, you too. >> back and forth. >> yes. that's our report this morning. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> be sure to watch the noon news for more on the horrific bus crash 20 miles outside of chico. ten people have been killed. we're always here for you a you at ktvu -- for you at ktvu.com as well as twitter and facebook. thank you for joining us. [yawning] it's finally morning! i can't wait to get to mattress discounters good and early for the tempur-pedic bonus event. i'll have first pick from the huge selection of tempur-pedic mattresses. then, i'll get to choose $300 in pillows, sheets, and other free gifts. on top of that, up to 48 months interest-free financing. it's a beautiful day for mattress discounters' tempur-pedic bonus event.

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