. dozens of high school students scrambling from their lives. how one teen escaped the wall of flames. >> santa claire, people had to be evacuated this morning after a vehicle crashed into a home. >> bed bugs on bart. what happened on a train ride and how the transit agency is responding. mornings on 2 starts now.

. welcome to mornings on 2, i'm claudine wong. >> i'm in for mike me back. good morning to you. we have the sun shining in a few spots. it will break away to partly cloudy for the afternoon. look at how widespread it is at this hour. we'll show you no rain to speak of, but we have it from the coastline crossing into and through the bay and into the east bay as well. you can see the santa cruz mountains doing pretty good, fairly well with the sunshining and along with the peninsula this morning. sum of us -- some of us waking up with partly cloudy skies. it looks like you're mostly clear in the morning in santa clara. for the second half of the day temperatures a lot like yesterday. 49 degrees in antioch, if you're going to see the giants

play this afternoon partly cloudy and onshore breeze, 60 degrees, bring along a jacket. temperatures will be around what we saw yesterday. i'll have a look around and i'll have a look on when we expect to see this cloud deck to burn through. we begin our continuing coverage with the deadly bus crash that killed 5 high school seniors on their way to a tour of hum bolt state. the wreckage has finally been removed. investigators will return to the crash site. the notice will do research on seeing what caused the wreck and what speed they were going. they'll look to see what can prevent future crashes like a barrier if that would have helped. people are coming together in

the wake of this tragedy. >> reporter: this tragedy is shared across the community. >> it was hard, i knew red cross would be called. it was hard to see it. >> reporter: she never expected a crisis like this to happen in her town as soon as something happens, the whole community turns out. >> reporter: he was greeted in his parents arms after being caught with dozens of others in the window. the fedex truck is on fire, and we're going to blowup in any second. >> he escaped in an emergency window. >> lucky is an understatement. i'm so thankful i'm here. i don't know how to describe it. >> reporter: they're trying to identify the victims. among the dead is a college recruiter, a monty high school senior and chaperone and his

fiancee are among the unaccounted for. >> the response of the community when an event happens is overwhelming. >> the kindness has not gone unnoticed. they are thanking the community for their help on a banner they left behind. >> i'm glad it's over and the kids that are here are on their way home. >> a few students are in the hospital recuperating, but others are flying home to los angeles. sending them home in chartered vans may have caused more distress. we have posted more on our website. there are video clips and a video of the crash scene as well as more on the ntsb investigation. ktvu's reporter ali has

more. >> reporter: there are residents with 8 to 10 homes, they had to be evacuated. they got out of there until pg&e crews could come and turn the gas off. they're still out here. they're assessing some of the damage. they're getting ready to cut into some of the pavement here. check out the brick corner on the side of this home. it's bent and part of the brick is crumbling. the car that slammed into this house has been towed away. this home is on kylie boulevard in prune ridge. an elderly woman appears to have mistook the gas pedal for the brake and accelerated into the corner of the home. no one was injured in this. >> i heard a loud screech and jumped out of bed and called 911, a couple who were driving past stopped by and there were

no injuries, and we're thankful. >> now, the driver was able to walk away from this crash uninjured, no one inside the home was injured, and we spoke briefly off camera to the homeowner this morning, he was to talk on camera. he and his family thought there had been an earthquake because the entire house shook when the car slammed into it. he's glad no one was injured in this. the car hit a gas meter which caused a gas leak for 20 minutes until pg&e got here. they evacuated some of the homes in the area. they have an excavator and heavy equipment. we're watching them to dig in and break in the pavement of the neighbor's driveway here. we've asked pg&e what scene they have to do. they'll be here half a day. they can't give us any more specifics than that.

we have a call to pg&e media line to find out more specifically what kind of work needs to be done out here. new this morning, a fire in san jose that destroyed a garage and two darci is under investigation. san jose fire department tweeted this picture of the flames. it started just before 12:30 this morning in a detached garage on puritan place. it took 30 minutes to put the fire out. no homes were damaged and no one was hurt. the cause of the fire is not known, it appears to be accidental. candles from a birthday cake may have started a fire in san francisco. it happened on third avenue, just before 11:00. no one was seriously hurt but a firefighter twisted his ankle while fighting the fire. candles from a birthday cake were not fully put out before being thrown into a trash can.

a suspected robber was dead and another person wounded. this happened near a jeweler's. two masked men and walked into a store and one shot a customer and a gun battle erupted when the owner fought back. he had a weapon and fired the subject with a gun. both subjects fled the store. >> the injury to the customer is not life-threatening. they're looking for surveillance video in the area for the second suspect who escaped. a woman was seriously injured in a crash in napa. that accident happened on highway 12, and killed her 4- year-old son. the woman's boyfriend crossed into oncoming traffic and hit another car head on. the boy was killed despite being strapped in a booster seat in the back.

it injured the passenger in another car. today's fundraiser is a bake sale. it's being held in napa and proceeds will be given to the kirk family. they're dealing with a bug bed infestations on its trains. they found this after taking bart and they've removed that train from service and it underwent a thorough cleaning. uc berkeley will open its doors to thousands of students and their parents. it's known as counting. there are more than 300 events happening today. ment event ovens students a chance to experience campus life for a day. it's free to the public and goes to 4:00 this afternoon. there could be extended

meter hours. city officials are considering the increase to accommodate high began for parking spaces. many of the city's parking meters are free until 6:00 p.m., they will keep the meters running until 8:00 tonight. the change would go into effect later this year. they'll operating postal counters in stores. now, according to the american postal workers union, staples has a deal to operate postal counters at 80 of its stores. last month it will close 225 north american stores because of declining sales. it proves it's a bad idea to turn public services over to private companies. more and more bay areas are stashing up luxury condos in san francisco. data quick reports many of the condos are sold before they even hit the market.

according to data quick, they're scooping up the can dose as a place to crash after a late night work and to the opera. most of the buyers own homes in the peninsula and in silicon valley. children and adults look for dental screening should head to the ucs school of dentistry will be performing checkups and applying fluoride to prevent calf its. that will be between 1 and 5 p.m. no appointment is necessary and each screening takes approximately 15 minutes. cheers for a sailor who received an ordeal. a man who was swept out to sea and he lived to tell it all. what documents say about what the auto maker knew about the faulty ignition switch and when. partly cloudy for the afternoon, but at this hour

gray skies cover plenty of the bay area. when i expect the clouds to cover and the temperatures expected for your area today coming up. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

. computer outage at the international space station might require astronauts to make a space walk. the outside of the orbiting lab is not responding to commands. the computer is needed for a visit by the supply ship. mission control are trying to decide if it can be repaired or replaced. the main computer is working fine and the six man crew is not in danger. >> doctors have downgraded the condition of one of the teenagers wounded at a mass stabbing at a pennsylvania high school. alex hribal is accused of

slashing a security guard. one of the teens has returned home and is sharing her story. she was cut from behind, it ran from the back of her neck and ran along the side. >> everyone is running towards me, i'm confused and stuff. i'm dropping everything because everyone is pushing me get out of my way. and he was seen, whoever alex was, it wasn't him anymore. >> doctors say if the knife had gone a centimeter deeper, she would have died. so far police have rejected the theory that he was provoked because he was bullied. their investigation remains difficult because he's not cooperating. several reports in california including san francisco, 106 passengers on a princess cruiseship is going back to los angeles. they've contracted the neuro virus. the ship was in san francisco

monday and it ends in los angeles today. now, for the search ever the missing malaysia airlines flight 370. they are discussing the search with leaders. tony abbot repeated his comment yesterday, they picked up under water signals from the missing plane. he warned that it will take a long time before that plane is actually located. >> what we are now doing is trying to get as many detections as we can, so that we can locate, so that we can narrow the search area down to as small an area as possible. >> it is believed the plane is at the bottom of the southern indiana ocean some 3 miles deep. time is running out as the battery from the signals last about a month. >> they're investigating the general motors recall and has

now released 250,000 recalled documents. the documents show gm was aware of the ignition switch problem more than ten years before issuing a recall. the gm ceo said she did not know about the problem until december 2013. the recall was issued at 2014. a gm spokesman said none of are the documents contradict the ceo's testimony. the investigation is on going. 100 people will walk from pittsburgh to martinez in the first of walks aimed at bay area refineries. this will happen with one walk scheduled every month. it's designed to call attention to the public health and refinery issues such as martinez. it begins with a rally and it will end at the martinez waterfront park. your time is 7:17. rosemary will join us, now, with a look at how our saturday

is shaping up. good morning and happy birthday. >> had you to go there. >> we wish you a happy birthday. >> thank you. we're off to a cloudy start but for the afternoon, the sun will be shining on you and me, giving us a look outside our doors this morning. or again we're seeing a few breaks in the clouds this morning, and along the peninsula i'm picking up on partly cloudy skies for a good stretch. temperatures in the community it's going to be cooler for today. the onshore breeze will be with us for the afternoon. we continue to watch just a weak low that is pretty much washing out over southern california. it's not going to bring us any rain but it did bring back the onshore breeze, it's brought back the marine layer and we're looking for cooler temperatures for some of us. some of us in the low 60s yesterday and that's what we're going to see again for today. today will feel a lot like yesterday for many of us. this is where again we're

seeing partly cloudy skies for the santa cruz mountains. i'm picking it up over the peninsula, we're dealing with mostly cloudy skies. right over the stretch here, these small communities, san mateo into wood side, it's short of palo alto. we'll begin to see this clear out, partly cloudy away from the coastline today. let's start with the bay area. by 11:00 or so notice it's peeling back. we're gray along the coast and in throughout the afternoon we'll be partly cloudy and mostly cloudy for the coastline today. notice we're socked in here, but i want to point you to the sierra as well. notice we got rain showers popping up here. the possibility of thunderstorms as well, it looks like it's south, of south lake toronto. maybe skiing for your weekend, just that to be aware of. it's a slight chance, it should not bother you, but in any case

i want you to know that it is out there. having to do with that low spining to the east of los angeles this morning. temperatures a lot like yesterday, 53 for san francisco, we have 56 in oakland and afternoon highs for today, a repeat, some of us a tad cooler. 67 for vallejo, 65 in observing, and low 07s in antioch and brentwood. many of us still above average for this time of year. your extended forecast always in view. tomorrow will be slightly warmer we'll hold to that through monday. we begin a cooling trend once again by tuesday into wednesday, but notice no rain in the forecast. the next several days will be dry and fairly mild. >> the f.b.i. has recovered a valuable art collection in the bay area and it's on its way home to the

government. a representative was joined at a news conference yesterday. they explained how the artist had willed her paintings to the polish museum and her family kept all the pieces. >> the government had asked us to try to reach out for one of the family members here in the bay area and see if he was aware of the location of the paintings. >> well, that family member agreed to turn over the paintings as long as the f.b.i. paid for them to be shipped. the collection is worth about $1 million and it will go on display in switzerland later this year. they could get a deal on a gown while working to support breast cancer. they're making a stop at crow canyon commons. more than a thousand designer dresses will be on sale for up

to 80%. proceeds will support cancer patients and their families. the event runs from 4 to 4 p.m. a 24 baby boom at one bay area hospital. not one, but three sets of triplets welcomed into the world and what the parents are saying about their new additions. how dozens of children got their own guitars in oakland.

. a generous gift is bringing things to oakland schoolchildren. dozens of guitars was donated to the music program at the a dad am i. it's a small school and a lot of kids want to learn how to play the guitar. however, the school's music program had a problem. they didn't have their own guitars to practice at home. but, then their music teacher

approached a new jersey organization called little kids rock and asked for a donation of guitars. >> this is life transforming. all the students can be play the guitar, they're great at it. they can play it throughout their life. it's the greatest thing that can happen. >> they partner with schools across the country with the goal that they have access to music programs. it's known of the breathtaking views of the golden gate bridge. the online travel site trip advisor ranked them in the category. san francisco was third in the national rankings and 25. they named golden gate park as

don't miss destinations. the staples center in los angeles, the lakers first quarter was up 3. they get the steel. there he goes. wide open dunk, but yikes, he misses it. steve gets it to curry and he hits that famous 3-pointer. lee finds scurry and he goes to blake with 3. we win 1123-95. lakers was theth season. it was the worst in their franchise history. they're having trouble filling seats at the staples center. there have been 9 nonsellout games this season. it comes after 9 consecutive home games in november. a sailor went overboard, we'll show you a video of the rescue and that sailor's arrival in san francisco. new information in the

deadly crash. we're learning what the details are that could be critical to the investigation. mostly sunny over parts of the east bay. we have mostly cloudy skies in livermore and across the bay. partly to mostly cloudy. i'll tell you when those numbers will burn off and i'll have your numbers for today.

>> i'm so thankful i'm here and i'm grateful i'm alive. a person from the bus crash is reunited with his family. let's get a quick look at weather with rosemary. we want to head back to bay point. you can see a few clouds here in the distance. let's get to storm tracker 2 and i'll show you one of the points in the east bay. you can see areas like livermore, dublin, stretching into san jose. it's mostly cloudy, an i a long the peninsula we have sunshine, let's get in closer here. small communities and areas right around pittsburgh and antioch. pittsburgh and bay point, and santa are money, mostly sun if i for use. if you're getting out for an early morning baseball game, we have soccer, and nice weather

in some areas, san francisco and san mateo city. it looks like the cut off line around palo alto. along the coastline we're mostly gray. 54 in oakland, 52 for hayward. we have 54 in san jose. we have temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s, 51 in castro valley. for today temperatures will be in the 50s as we get through the next couple of hours, by lunchtime upper 50s to low 60s, partly cloudy skies away from the coastline away for today. temperatures on the cool side, 74 for antioch, 2 in morgan hill. temperatures will continue to climb as we get into the second half of your weekend. we'll have a look at what you can expect for tomorrow and the extended forecast coming up. >> continuing coverage now, the

fiery bus. it clipped a car before slamming into the bus in the afternoon. the fedex truck was already on fire, they say, before it hit the bus. >> the fedex truck was already on fire. >> yeah, it was. it was coming straightforward. >> it was like a 3d movie. imagine a mac truck coming out of a movie. >> five adults and five teenagers were killed. some survivors escaped the burning bus by kicking out the windows. >> we got on the southbound side, everyone was laying on the grass, people were out of it, people were crying, people were like pulling their hair, people were screening. >> instead of returning home in a vehicle, some students are flying back to southern california. the ntsb will return to the crash site this morning.

they'll be gathering information for the next two weeks. it could take months before they determine a cause. the bus was travelling behind a rental car heading north on interstate five when that fed fed swerved across that grassy median and sideswiped the car and slammed head on into the bus and burst into flames. there is a median but not a physical barrier. there are numerous crossover accidents. they wonder now why there isn't a concrete wall. they base their decision by traffic. they say it's not heavily trafficked area. it could cost billions of dollars. they wonder if whether charter buses have safety regulations. some consumer advocates some regulations have not kept up

with the booming motor coach business. it is estimated that 29,000 motor coaches carry 700 million passengers a year. that's comparable to the domestic airline industry. they'll look at whether new safety standards are needed. >> we have things to focus on suppression, material designs of those systems. we're going to look at open recommendations. >> two investigators examined the 2012 motor coach enhanced safety act. it calls on the secretary of transportation to develop new recommendations for passenger safety. it calls for mandatory seatbelts, antiejection measures and they recommend improving fire protection measures. they announced charter buses

must have seatbelts. we invite you to have our web page where we post images of the crash scene and an update on the investigation. . new this morning a natural gas scare in the south bay. a car hit a house damaged the front yard of another and clipped a gas line. residents were forced to evacuate their homes. >> reporter: it happened just after 2:00 this morning. santa clara police tell us a woman heading southbound on kylie boulevard in santa clara and accelerated into the home here. you can see some of the damage, the car has been towed away. you can take a look at the brick facade. it's bent and crumbling. they have an excavator out here and they're getting ready to do work out here. the gas meter had a gas leak and it caused them to evacuate

ten homes. everyone was allowed to go back home by 3 this morning. no one was injured in this. the driver was able to walk away from it. >> i heard the screaching of the tires, then i felt the shake when the car hit the house next door. >> reporter: no one inside the home was injured. we spoke briefly off camera for the home this morning, he explained that he and his family had first thought there had been an earthquake, much lies his neighbor described. the whole house shook, his home and the home next door are without gas this morning. i take up back out here live, i can show you the pg&e crews doing their work out here. they have about half a day of work ahead. they have to dig up the pavement in the driveway and the neighbors home to check the integrity of the main gas line underneath these homes. they have these big excavator

out here. the good news out here is no one was injured, the driver wasn't home and we're live in santa clara channel 2 ktvu news. >> two women have been arrested and two men were charged for running of it. they were alerted about suspicious activity. several men were visiting the unit and a variety of women being brought in and out. two women who were rescued were ages 20 and 31. >> they both had been in the country for a short period of time. they both had family in central america. these women get caught up and get made false promises and get kind of forced into this whole life. >> police say before running the apartment brothel, the suspects conducted the ring out of a storage space in the

neighborhood. the space was locked from the inside and stopped the activity. three weeks after an elderly pedestrians was killed in a hit-and-run suv, san francisco police arrested the driver. it happened at visitation avenue and bay shore boulevard. this woman hit an 80-year-old woman and they passed the victim again. they were able to identify the driver by surveillance video and she was taken into custody. they need the public's help catching an arsonist. this shows a man in oakland standing near a building on 53rd street at 2:30 a.m. april 4th. soon after that building caught fire. the building belongs to uscf children's hospital oakland. the man in the video is described as white male about

30 to 40 years old with dark hair that's balding. may have a goatee. a yacht race around the world sounds dramatic enough. when a sailor goes overboard it's a life or death situation. we have amazing video of the daring ocean rescue and the moment that sailor arrived in san francisco. [ applause ] >> reporter: it pulls in and the sailor is on land. >> it was who are risk. it made the search harder. >> one man battling an ocean in a monster storm. >> may day, may day. >> it went out on march 1st. he fell overboard into the ocean from the clipper in the round the world race. >> when we spotted him we

feared the worst to be honest with you. >> he can be seen bobbing 12 days 2500 miles later. he tells part of the tale here in san francisco. >> the storm treated me badly, the sea not wanting me in the sea. he survived 09 minutes in the pacific and he was pulled out by this man, jason middleton. >> no fear across your mind. >> no, not really. i'd been waiting an hour to go in and i was glad to be making that jump. >> i'm a lucky boy, i'm glad to be here and i'm looking forward to staying in san francisco for a few days. >> he was taken to the hospital to be treated for what could be a broken leg. he adds that he will complete the race around the world. reporting here in san francisco, mike me back, channel 2 news. >> oakland school officials are

responding to parents concerns about sexual assaults on elementary school campuses. we report three incidents at three different schools in january and march. the same man may be responsible. police tell us they're frustrating it took weeks to find out what was happening. they sent a letter to parents they're increasing security. the letter asked for help. we're asking every school community and parents and school staff to work together to keep their schools extra safe. happening today more than 325 people will be taking part in a disaster response drill in san francisco. the san francisco fire department will be joined by neighbors of the neighborhood response team by everett and they'll be practicing techniques and setting up command centers. the event kicks off this morning and will continue until 3 this afternoon. a plan to build a suicide

barrier is moving forward. it will cost $11 million to fund part of the $66 million project. the rest of the money could come from federal funding. the funding plan could be in place for the next few weeks and that barrier could take up to 3 years to build. a final decision will be made on the oakland police departments ongoing radio problems. the system crashing on authors, one during a visit by president obama. there were major improvements to the system last year, but the current fix is only temporary. >> no one knows the time nor the place when these things are going to fail catastrophically. >> we want something that works, whether it's at oakland or some place else, it's a matter of funding. >> city leaders are wondering whether to join a regional system or be independent. >> another hit for oakland's

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. bad timing and not mismanagement for the emergency pothole repair on the east bay bridge. some people returned and waited hours on the bridge.

although the pothole fixing was on the upper deck they had to shut lanes on both decks. it was unfortunate timing that so many people were inconvenienced. sales force.com is paying 500 million dollars for the naming rights. sales force will lease half of the transbay tire going up in the market area. >> sales force tower will be the heart of our urban corporate campus. of course, it's the front door to the new transbay transit center. it's not only here in san francisco but the entire region. >> the company has 13,000 workers, 4,000 of them in the city. sales force.com plans to add another 1,000 jobs in the city next year. >> president obama is expected to come back to the bay area next month. he plans to hold two fundraisers in silicon valley,

one will be at the pal low home melissa meyer. the round table is on its agenda. money raised will go to the democratic national committee. the highest ticket price is said to be $32,000. an importantish you're across the nation including silicon valley is making sure women get equal pay. >> she earns less than men in the same profession. that's wrong. in 2014 it's an embarrassment. president obama addressed the equal pay issue in this morning's address. women make up half of the work force and are becoming more of the family's bread winners. they need to receive equal pay, equal time off and the ability to take care of a sick child.

workers not happy with their job, they're paying them to leave the country. it's a new pay to quit program. it hopes employees is happy, but amazon will pay them a bonus to leave. people who leave after working for the company for one year can get $2,000 and that amount increases the more years you have with the company up to a maximum of $5,000. your time is 7:48, i'm going to give her grief for the rest of the show. because it's her birthday, it's a nice forecast. you're not going to let your birthday to go without sunshine. >> sure. let's give you a look at the park. you're going out, maybe, to see the giants. we have partly cloudy skies in the forecast. the onshore breeze will be kicking in for the afternoon. in fact, i'm seeing it already this morning in some areas. so, bring along a light jacket. at the least it's going to be a

cool day, but the sun will be shining out at at&t park. i want to give you a broad view of what's going on. this system is moving in southern california bringing back the narcotic reason layer and the onshore breeze and ushering the cooler air. remember back in tuesday, it was nice and warm. we had been tracking the system and it's now finally being able to push to the east. we'll see a little of use, for today, a lot like yesterday, we're waking up to sun and clouds out there, you can see under parts of the east bay, you get into areas like dublin and livermore, we got clouds and we have san jose cloudy, santa cruz mountains looking good, we're sucked into the coastline, the north bay, parts, it looks like the san pablo bay area, we want to

shift into the areas of fairfield. it's gusting to 28. with an onshore breeze like that, i'm sure it's a cool one in many areas. even though we're starting out in the 50s, 52 in napa right now. 54 in oakland, low 50s in concord, 53 degrees in livermore. 54 for san jose. overnight hours with the clouds we manage to hold on to some of that warmth we held on yesterday afternoon. in any case we're waking up with gray skies and a breeze outside your door, be careful it will be a cool one. if we get into the 10:00 area, you're checking into the low 60s by lunchtime. upper 60s in the afternoon. 61 degrees as you settle into 7:00. right about 7:40, the sun is setting. it's setting later and later with each passing day. 70 in mountain view, 73 for

livermore. napa i love 70s, low to mid-70s for antioch. there it is, a gradual climb as we get into sunday and monday, a modest warmup expected. it's upper 60s for the bay. low 60s remain at the coast, we'll cool down as we get into tuesday midweek, and fortunately i see no rain in the forecast. bah being to the desk. >> hillary clinton is meeting more opposition during her speaking tour around the country. demonstrators picketed outside of an event in san diego. the group included a mother of one of the mothers in benghazi libya. the mother holds clinton responsible. >> they abandoned my son and that's exactly what it was, an abandonment. they abandoned the guys on the rooftop also.

>> this protest follows thursday's incident in loss vague as where a woman slipped by security and hurled a shoe at clinton. a hospital is celebrating a baby boom, three sets of triplets were born. check out those cute babies, one trio, consisted of all boys as you can tell by the blue knit hats. the triplets were a surprise. three little girls was born to a mother who has four children at home under the age of 7. >> i went to the hospital to get my next birth control method and found out that i was pregnant, and when they came back and did a sonogram i found out i was having triplets, it was a very big surprise. >> that's an understatement. doctors say all three sets of triplets are doing well. the hospital says no one there can remember anything like this

happening ever before. >> i can imagine. >> wow, big congratulations to those families. >> it's the new animated film hitting number 1 on the big stores as well. how much some parents are willing to spend for a version of one of the characters dresses online. >> and a shopping trip turns into a musical performance in the east bay. the unique way this man said, i do. bulldog: [yawning]

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katherine have paid their respects. they went to lay flowers at the memorial. the duke and duchess meant with the son of a deceased world war 1 veteran. hundreds gathered to welcome the royal company. many could be seen waving british flags. the san francisco 49ers responded to charges filed against him. chris is accused of a hit-and- run collision with a bicyclist. when witnesses chased culliver, he ran into their car. he pleaded not guilty. the case against aldon smith is also heard. he is facing a felony weapons charge and a misdemeanor charge of dui. hearings of both cases will be heard in the next few weeks. neither player is required to attend. he was actually better at the plate. the giants hosted the colorado

rockies. giants are down two. he takes that deep, and yup, that's a grand slam giants take 6-3 load. top of the ninth, he gets it looking at strike number 3 and the giants win it 6-5. after winning the last 5, the oakland a what's couldn't seem to get past. hernandez living the curve. same thing hernandez struck out 11. they go on to win a final of 6- 4. a shopping trip has turned into so much more for one bay area couple. dozens of answers with the

crew, helped him pop the question. it was the song "marry me" and his girlfriend said yes. you can watch the proposal on ktvu.com, just look under hot topics. congratulations to anyone who is thinking about proposing right now. all right. 7:58, speaking about a big name prince and why the comments by the mayor are false. another hit for oakland's children's hospital. a new lawsuit, it involves a 21 month old girl from the east bay. outside your doors this morning, i'm monitoring clouds as well as cool temperatures and it is to climb coming up. blah

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what happened on a train ride and how the transit agency is responding. . welcome to mornings on 2, i'm claudine wong. >> let's get a quick look at weather. rosemariy. good morning to you. we are with partly cloudy skies and you can see clouds in the distance. we're mostly sunny over the parts of the east bay. in livermore we're mostly cloudy over parts of the peninsula and in parts of the east bay we're mostly cloudy. again we're looking at some sunshine over areas like bay point this morning and along highway 4 through antioch, you've got it as well. into san ramon, the sun is shining, if you're thinking of getting outdoors and for a hike this morning. we're dealing with plenty of

sunshine at this time, partly cloudy to mostly sunny in areas, redwood city and the small communities in between here, it looks like you're partly cloudy still at this time. again we're dealing with those clouds and along the coastline we're going to remain mostly cloudy for most of the day. perhaps it's not the best beach ted wayman, it's going to be inland, right side out of our doors, we have low 50s in the forecast, it's going to see the giants play, 60-degrees and we will have the onshore breeze. with that onshore breeze some of our inland communities will be cooler than yesterday. here's the thing we're above average for this time of year. 2 morgan here, we have widespread 60s around the bay. a he will go up tomorrow. temperatures are warming up for the second half of the weekend. i'll have a look at those coming up. we begin this morning with our continuing coverage of the deadly bus crash that killed ten people including 5 high school seniors on the way to

tour hum bolt state. the wreckage of the charter bus and fedex truck have been removed. they'll look for an electronic control model that will tell how fast it was going and if the driver hit the brakes hard. not only will investigators be looking for what caused that wreck they'll be looking to see if anything should be done to avoid crashes. ktvu eals christina has a look at what should be done about this tragedy. >> reporter: >> it was hard, we can see it. as soon as i saw the bus. >> a red cross volunteer, she never expected a crisis like this to happen in her town. >> i don't know how to explain it. as soon as something happens, the whole community turns out. >> reporter: he was treated in

his parents arms after being caught with doses of others in an inferno. >> i thought we were going to blow up in any second. >> he escaped through an emergency window. >> lucky is an understatement, lucky. i'm so thankful that i'm here. >> reporter: investigators are trying to identify the victims. among the confirmed dead are arthur, a college recruiter and a mondayy high school senior, a chaperone and his fiancee, they're among the unaccounted for. several more are being treated at the area hospital. >> the response from the community is overwhelming, the kindness isn't going unnoticed. students at the orleans red cross shelter are thanking them for their help on a banner left behind. now, a few students are in the hospital reporting but many

are flying back home to los angeles. sending them home in chartered vans may have caused them more distress. there are video clips and images of the crash scene and an update on the investigation. new this morning, residents in one santa clara neighborhood are back in their homes after a car crash triggered a gas scare. you are looking at a live picture in the area of kylie boulevard and prune ridge avenue. they brought an excavating q and repairing a natural gas line that was damned in the crash. police say around 2:15 this morning a car hit a curb, a house and the front yard of another house and clipped a household gas meter. as a precaution 8 to 10 homes in the neighborhood were evacuated. >> i heard a loud screech and jumped out of bed, called 911, a young couple who were driving past stopped by and there were

no injuries and we're thankful. >> neither the driver nor anyone in the homes were hurt. investigators believe that the driver accidentally hit the accelerator rather than the break. hear more from one of the homeowners in a live report at 8:30. candle les from a birthday cake started a fire. no one was hurt but a firefighter twisted his ankle while putting out the fire. the candles from the birthday cake were not fully put out before being put in a trash can. the san jose fire department sent us this video of flames. this fire started before 12:30 this morning. it was attached to a garage in prior and place. it took 30 minutes to put the fire out. no homes were damaged and no one was hurt. the exact cause of the fire is

not known, but firefighters say it appears to be accidental. a gun battle has left a customer person dead and customer wounded. two masked men walked into the store and one of them shot a customer who was with her husband and child. a gun battle erupted when the store owner fought back. >> the owner came from the rear and had a weapon and fired it at the subject with the gun. both subjects fled the store. >> police say the injury to the customer is not life- threatening. investigators are looking for surveillance video in the area to search for a second suspect who escaped. three men are in the hospital, two of them were stabbed. it happened on east fer and in doze street. they say it does not appear to

be gang-related. a fundraiser is being held in napa for a crash that killed her 4-year-old son. the accident happened on highway 12. for some reason unknown the woman's boyfriend crossed into oncoming traffic and hit another car head on. the boy was killed despite being strapped into a booster street in the back. kirk's mom has undergone several operations and more are to come. it also injured cindy paul son who was a passenger in another car. today there is a bake sale and car walsh. it's being held, and proceeds will go to the kirk family. >> they're suing oakland over the treatment they received after their daughter's death. 21 month, the hospital pressured to donate the girl's

organs and lied about performing an autopsy. they sent receipted requests for donations after the children's death. they regret the donations solicitations. bart is dealing with a bed bug infestation. there are bed bug bites after taking bart from oakland to san francisco on thursday morning. they removed that train from service and it underwent a thorough cleaning. the city of oakland is responding to claims that the prince of dubai is helping with plans with a new coliseum city in oakland. the prince of dubai is partnering with a plan called coliseum city. those claims, they say, are false. one of the developers has connections with high ranking officials with dubai, but the

principles is not involved in the project. uc berkeley are opening their doors to thousands of prospective students and their parents. it's known as cal day. there are hundreds of events happening on the campus today. they offer students to experience campus life for the day. the event will be from 9:00 this morning to 4:00 this afternoon. it's free to the public. they are considering an increase to accommodate the high demand for parking spots. many of the meters are free after 6:00 p.m., they are proposing to keep the meters running until 8 p.m. the change would go into effect later this year. children and adults should head over to the chavez festival in san francisco. the school of dentistry will be performing free checkups.

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doctors have downgraded the condition of one student wounded in a pennsylvania high school after a stacking -- stabling -- stabbing. alex hribal is accused of stabing a security guard and 20 students. one student has returned home and is sharing her story of survival. sheep was cut from behind and it started on the back of the neck and went to her side. >> i was confused and everyone is pushing me like get out of my way. whoever alex was, it wasn't him any more. >> doctors say if the knife had gone a centimeter deeper she would have died. so far police have rejected the

theatre because he was bullied. the investigation remains difficult because he's not cooperating. today more than 106 passengers are going back to los angeles. they've contracted the noa virus. they've been warranted in their -- quarantined in their cabins. australia's prime minister is in beijing to discuss the progress. searchers remain confident that they recently picked up under water signals from the missing plane. however, he warned that it will take a long time before the plane is actually located. >> what we're now doing is getting as many dictations a we can so we can narrow the search

area down to a small an area as possible. >> it's believed the plane is at the bottom of the southern indian ocean some three miles deep. searchers are running out of towns because the batteries from those black boxes last only a month. the general motors recall has released documents. gm was aware of the ignition switch problem more than ten years before the recall. the ceo testified that she did not know about the problem until december 2013. a gm spokesman said on friday, none of the documents released contradict the ceo's testimony. the investigation is ongoing. today union workers will protest the proposal to operate postal counters in staples

stores. according to the american postal workers union, they have a deal to operate counters at 80 of its stores. last month it announced it will close 225 stores because of declining sales. the president says this proves that it's a bad idea to turn private services to public companies. time is 8:17 if you have outdoor plans rosemary is cooking up a nice forecast for us. all we have to deal is the fog. we'll have nice weather for today. it will a mild for us. for some of us it will be slightly cooler. let's look outside our doors, in san jose we're waking up with mostly cloudy skies. i see a little glimmer of hope right there in the distance. we'll have partly cloudy skies for san jose as well as most of

us for today away from the coastline. your pacific satellite view here we have a low moving across southern california and on its way. that hats again brought us the cool down, the onshore breeze as well as the increased marine layer and has you shall erred in cooler air. a lot of action moving in and bringing unstable weather to the sierra. if you're going there, i'll show you what you can expect there. around the bay area, we're dealing with mostly cloudy skies, south bay, east bay, you go into areas like antioch, bay point, pittsburgh, mostly sunny, concord mostly sunny. we have mostly sunny skies in the peninsula this morning. along the coastline we're socked in. we'll take a pick at what's happening. if you're thinking about a hike, mount diablo, temperatures are in the 50s,

and here along the stretch of the peninsula we're dealing with mostly sunny skies, san carlos and into san francisco. we may actually see a few brakes along the coastline. that will keep the clouds close to the coast. most of us are sunny an along the coastline. it's still hear hugging the coast. you'll notice what's going on over the sierra. we have showers popping up there, a possibility of thunderstorms. it shouldn't cause you trouble but i want to point that out in the event that you're heading in that direction for your weekend. 51 degrees in santa rosa. we have 54 in oakland, and san jose. clouds in the overnight hours. most of us woke up in the low 50s, we'll have the onshore breeze blowing nor the afternoon. some of the locations will see it drop for a couple of days.

72 in morgan hill. still a great day. we have widespread upper 60s, the extended forecast for the bay area weekend, always in view, notice temperatures trending upwards, it's upper 70s for inland communities, mid to upper 60s around the bay. we'll remain at the coast with low 60s in earthquake in the forecast. a near repeat for back to work monday. we cool down as we get into tuesday and wednesday. unfortunately, i have to report to you, wet weather in the forecast, the extended forecast between now, and wednesday, looking dry. back to the desk. >> bay area bribes, we couldn't get a good deal, we're helping to support the fight against breast cancer. >> the nationwide tour is making a stop at crow canyon commons, in san ramon. more than a thousand dresses will be on sale for up to 85% off. the money will support cancer patients and their families.

it will run from 10:00 a.m. and will be available tomorrow 10 to 4. disney's frozen is causing a frenzy across the country. some parents really want this. the ice blue dress and they're willing to pay up to $1600 to get one on e-bay. that same dress was selling for $150. many dresses are all sold out because everyone wants to build a snowman. what sent shoppers running and the authorities being called in to cage him up. >> a warning for people looking to buy warriors playoff tickets. how you could become the victim of a scam.

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. >> once we hit the impact, the front of the bubs was on fire and smoke started coming through the whole bus. >> one survivor describes the moment when the charter bus he was on was hit by a fedex truck how he made it out when flames began moving in his direction. i'm claudine wrong. >> we'll get to that story in just a moment. let's check in with rosemary fore a look at this weather. we have a live look over downtown oakland. we have a blue sky overhead and we'll see this transition, now, for the next couple of hours. we'll be mostly sunny, take a look at the forecast here again. we're looking at partly cloudy to mostly sunny. as i rolled this through, notice along the coastline,

these clouds pull back, they refill. i think they're going to be mostly sunny skies to mostly cloudy, temperatures will be remain to the upper 60s. we started with 350 degrees in antioch, the sun is shining in your neighborhood. what a rebound, 58 for you. mid-50s in oakland and 54 in half moon bay and low 50s in napa and the clouds insulated us a bit. most of us woke up with the 50s, it's 55 outside your door in palo alto. mid to upper 50s in the forecast. by lunchtime upper 50s to low 60s, mostly sunny skies away from the coastline. for our inland communities, we'll see temperatures actually dip a few degrees. it's still remaining mild. 73 in livermore, around the bay, mid to upper 60s, hayward

freemont, we're looking at 61 san francisco, the second half of your weekend an additional warmup expected, we'll show you how warm we'll get for sunday, we're looking for rain coming up. . police say the fedex truck clipped a car before slamming head on for that bus thursday afternoon. now, a couple in that car say the fedex truck was already on fire before it even hit the bus. >> the fedex truck was already on fire? >> yeah, it was. i looked over and saw the fedex truck coming straight for me. >> it was like a 3d movie, a mac truck coming out of a movie. >> it killed five adults and five teenagers. they were headed to hum bolt state to take a tour of the campus. some kicked out windows. >> we crossed interstate 5 and

everyone was laying on the grass, people were out of it, people were crying, pulling their hair and people were screaming. >> instead of turning home in a vehicle, some were flying to california. they'll return to the crash site this morning. they'll be gathering information over the next two weeks, but it could take month before they determine a cause. this and medication gives us an idea of that crash. the bus was traveling north on interstate 5 when a fedex truck sideswiped a car and slammed head on into the bus which then burst into flames. the crash happened on a stretch of interstate 5 where there is a median but not a physical barrier. authorities in glenn county report numerous crossover accidents. this latest wreck has people wondering why this is not a concrete wall. it bases its decision by the

volume of traffic and that this section of i5 is not considered a heavily traveled area. erecting a physical barrier could cost the state billions of dollars. a car crash sparks a national gas scare. this car damaged a house and damaged the yard of another and hit a gas line. now, pg&e crews are trying to fix it. >> they're digging up the home next door where this crash happened. they've gone three feet deep, they're trying to fix the main gas line. this is where the crash happened. this is where the car ended up after that crash plowing into the side of this home here. it's on the 400 block in santa a claire a you can see the bowl bottom of that brick corner facade. part of the garage is bent in. when the car went in, it took

out the gas meter and that prompted santa claire police to evacuate, 8 to 10 homes as a pro caution. everyone was allowed back in their homes by 3 this morning after pg&e shut off the gas. no one was hurt in this crash. the driver was amazingly able to walk away from it. she had a seatbelt bruise on her collar bone. neighbors were not able to talk to her. according to santa clara police, it appears the elderly driver may have mistaken the gas pedal for the break and accelerated for the home. >> we took out the two pillars in front of my home and hit my neighbors house and was paralleled bumper to bumper between the two houses. >> now, no one inside the home was injured. >> we spoke briefly off camera to the homeowner this morning. he's emotional and was glad no one was injured in his house.

they have three kids there. they thought there had been an earthquake because the entire car shook had when it car slammed into it. the pg&e are digging up the neighbor's driveway. they're checking the integrity of the main gas line underneath to make sure it's not leaking. no one is have you had and everyone is okay. . two women from central america have now been rescued from a sex trafficking ring in san raphael and they've arrested the two men who they say were in charge of running it. they were alerted about suspicious activity. a number of men were visiting the unit and a number of women being brought in and out. the two men who were rescued were ages 20 and 31. >> they had both been in the country for a short period of time. they both had family in central america, these women get caught

up and get made false promises and get kind of forced into this whole life. >> police say before running the apartment brothel the suspects conducted a ring out of a storage space out of that same neighborhood. the manager noticed the lock was from the inside and stopped the activity. there was a teenage girl who has been sentenced. she pleaded guilty for exchange of a three-year sentence that will allow him to be released for time served. five people have been sentenced in connection with the rape. this sentence might help the victim get closure and move on. an elderly pedestrians was killed in a hit-and-run by an suv. san francisco police have been hit-and-run driver.

police say 31-year-old nydra stubs hilt an 80-year-old woman and kept going. she made an u-turn and passed the victim again. they were able to identify her as as the drive. she was taken into custody on thursday. they need the public's help catching an arsonist. this is man standing near a building at 53rd street at 2:30 a.m. april 4th. they say soon after that, that building caught fire. they say the building belongs to uscf children's hospital in oakland. it's described as a white male 30 to 40 years old and balding and he may have a goatee. the san francisco fire department is going to be joined by members, known as

nert at every middle school on church street. the event kicks off at 8:30 this morning, it's under way right as we speak and it's all going to continue into about 3mm. well, plan to build a suicide barrier on the golden gate bridge and they've made a request for $is 1 million to fund for $66 million. the rest could come from the federal funding. the funding could come in place and the barrier could take up to 3 years to build. concerns about sexual assaults on elementary school campuses. this comes days after we reported three incidents at 3 different schools between january and march. oakland police say the man, the same man may be responsible. parents tell us they're frustrated, it took weeks to find out what was happening. they've since sent a letter to parents they're increasing security. that letter asks for help,

we're asking every school community especially parents and staff to work together to keep their schools extra safe. a final decision will soon be made on the oakland police department's ongoing radio problems. the radios have a history of crashing on officers including a failure during a visit of president obama. there was major improvements last year, but the current fix is only temporary. >> no one knows the time and the place when these things are going to fail catastrophically. >> we want something that works, whether or not that is something at oakland or something somewhere else, it's a matter of funding. >> the leaders are debating whether to join a regional radio system or stay independent. a final decision is expected to be made by the end of may or early june. >> certain seafood caught along the northern california coast could be contaminated by

toxins. 18 sea lions has been poisoned and that acid is produced by algae and it occurs from time to time. do not eat commercially produced anchovies and there have been no reports of people getting sick. berkeley official says there's a high demand to park in the city and their proposal to fix it could cost you. it's not what to expect on the mall. a four foot crocodile wandered around the mall. we'll show you the video coming up. the temperatures are rising and i'll track you what you'll see for your afternoon today coming up. bulldog: [yawn]

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. a massive traffic jam caused by pothole repair on the bay bridge. they waited hours to get on to the bridge. the pothole was on the up deck, they had to shut down lanes on both decks. it was unfortunate timing that so many people were

inconvenienced. president obama is scheduled to come back to the bay area next month. he plans to hold two fundraisers on silicon valley. money raised at both events will go to the democratic national committee. the highest ticket price is set to be $32,000. an important issue across the nation is equal pay for equal work. >> the average woman who works in america earns less than a man even though she's in the same profession and has the same education. that's wrong, in 2014 it's an embarrassment. >> president obama addressed the equal pay in this weekly's address. women make up half the work force and are becoming more of the family's main bread

winners. they have to have time off to care for a sick child and be a parent without losing their jobs. former secretary of state hillary clinton is meeting more opposition for her speaking tour around the country. the group included the mother of one of the americans killed in a terrorist attack at the us compound in benghazi libya in to 12. >> they abandoned my son. that's exactly what it was, an abandonment. they abandoned the guys on the rooftop also. >> this comes after a woman hurled a shoe at clinton. >> she has yet to announce whether she's running for president in 2016 but one group is preparing for her campaign. they've raised 1.7 million in the past few months.

it says if she does decide to run they want her as ready as possible on day 1 of the campaign. >> amazon is taking on a new approach for workers who are not happy with their jobs. they're paying them to leave the company. it's called pay to quit program. it hopes employees are happy, but if they're not, amazon will pay them a bonus to leave. people who leave after working for the company can get $2,000 and that amount increases with the years with the company up to $5,000. if you didn't buy the tickets you can still catch the show. it will be streamed live and for free on youtube. today's lineup includes these concerts. they'll be streamed instead of youtube those can be found on axt tv. a california mall, check

out the four foot crocodile hanging out. it was left near a t.j. maxx store in roseville. it did not want to go. it had duct tape around its mouth and a note nile crock called rescue. but, it escaped its cage and began wandering around among shoppers. it was extremely vicious, that's not scary at all. it's being sent to the aquarium in san francisco and after that a permanent home. it's against the law to own a crocodile in california. >> at that seems reasonable it would be against the law. >> it seems reasonable, yes. >> let's check in with rosemary for the weather. it will be fairly mild out there. it will be cooler along the coastline. the temperatures will drop a few degrees.

in every case we'll be above average in many spots. giving you a live look over the bay where we're partly to mostly cloudy. those clouds will continue to clear. some woke up with sunshine and others socked in with fog. north bay, east bay, let's get to the fog and low cloud deck where you can see we put on the two hour time lapse, you can see how it is retreating. you can watch the burn off over the bay area. along the coastline, we're going to remain mostly cloudy. we have an onshore breeze, cooler air and pulling in, it has to do with the system here. that's to the south of us. we'll move through southern california. we're not seeing any rain out of it. it brought back the marine layer and the onshore breeze and temperatures for today as a result, it could be cooler inland. around the bay and coastline, for our inland communities, we'll see an additional drop,

53 in concord, 54 in on the yak, still with mostly cloudy skies in your door. as we get through the morning hours 54 expected at 11:00. we'll be at 65, 66 in time for the lunch hour. mostly sunny skies getting to 70 degrees in the afternoon, sunset is at 7:42, the sun is setting later and later with each passing day. mountain view 55, san jose, you'll see a nice day, let's chet olympic your neighborhood, lows about 7 11:00. we'll hit 70 degrees for the afternoon, and we'll hold steady right about there, i like 70 degrees and mostly sunny skies, meanwhile 61 san francisco, if you see the giants play, breezy and the afternoon it will be blowing,

69 in concord, the farther inland you go 74 for on the yak, santa rosa, napa and nevada you're included in there. 70 mountain view, and 67 in redwood city. as we head to santa cruz, 56 for partly cloudy skies, the second half of your week, all showing you temperatures will continue to warm as we get into sunday, monday, just a modest little warmup there, temperatures will remain above the seasonal average, by tuesday into wednesday, we gun to cool back once again. we were looking at the possibility of maybe some rain coming our way. at this point we look to remain dry, now, through wednesday, back to the desk. >> stephen colbert is looking to take over late nights. the conservative talk host who says this will be the henned end of america. >> they fear the problem could

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. ktvu's commitment to the community. . a $1 million peace garden is being built in memory of a woman killed in the boston marathon bombing. >> it's healing and the peace process and it's to celebrate life. they're going to honor all of the victims of the bombing. it will offer places to fit and flowers and places to walk or

ride a bike. prince william and his wife have visited a war memorial, they went to cambridge to lay flowers at the memorial. they met with deceased world war 1 veteran. many could be seen waving british flags. and in new zealand kate went to hamilton to visit ray rainbow place, the local hospice. she brought royal cheer to the ill and breathing children. she spent time with 50 young patients and made a special request to visit the location. people are being urged to get vaccinated against the measles. seven more people have been diagnosed. that brings the total number of cases to 56. getting vaccinated is the easiest way to stop the spread of measles. >> we're concerned about the

number of unvaccinated children. i certainly hope we do not have a death from measles this year. but, that is a scary possibility. >> please else is a highly contagious virus. a historic baby boom, three sets of triplets were born in one 24 hour span in berkeley. one trio consisted all boys. their parents say twins run in their family, but the triplets were a total surprise and three little girls were born to a mother who has four children at home under the age of 7. >> i went to the hospital to get my next birth control method to find out i was pregnant, and i found i was having triplets. >> it was a big surprise. >> doctors say all three sets

of triplets are doing well and the hospital says no one there can remember anything like this happening before. >> a great night on the mount last night. he was better at the plate. he hosted the colorado rockies with the giants down 3-2. there he goes. he takes it deep and he's just going to keep going. that he is a grand slam folks. they take it 6-3 and win it 6- 5. the oakland a's had a rough start in the game last night. they couldn't get past the mariners pitching. hernandez struck out 11, no home runs with the innings and the mariners go on to win 6-4 a. shopping trip has turned into so much more for one bay area couple.

that song is a good hint that you're watching a flash mob proposal at the livermore premier outlets last month. dozens of dancers with the sf flash mob crew helped him pop the question. and his girlfriend as you can see from her acceptance of that lovely ring said yes. you can watch the entire flashy proposal on our website and look under hot topics. a warning for people in south san francisco, the scam wiring money from one money to a man in jamaica. and a gas leak and pg&e crews working for half the day. it will be slightly cooler and a warmup in the second half of the weekend. i'm lining up the numbers for you coming up.

. welcome to mornings on 2, saturday april 12. i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm ken pritchett in for mike mibach. let's start with a check of the weather with rosemary. >> starting with san jose in the distance, our cloudy skies, slowly turning blue. we will have sunshine for the afternoon. giving you a look here at what's going on outside our doors, we still have that fog just inside the bay to the east bay. just showed you oakland, it is beginning to pill away a bit. livermore, looking mostly cloudy, as well as parts of san jose and into the north bay. the peninsula this morning, partly cloudy to mostly sunny for you. we are looking at temperatures

in the 50s. we have the onshore breeze. notice quite robust through fairfield. through the delta it, gusting to 28 miles an hour. breezy in concord as well, 12 miles per hour. napa reporting 12, with the onshore breeze reaching all the way inland for today, temperatures will be slightly cooler for you. meanwhile, along the coast, around the bay, repeat for today. 54 in heyward right now. antioch at 5, starting at 49 degrees this morning. with the sunshine overhead, temperatures are quickly rebounding. 60 degrees expected at game time this afternoon, if you're going to see the giants play. partly cloudy skies. again, the onshore breeze will be with us this afternoon. plan on a light jacket. 65 for oakland today. 66 in fremont. upper 60s for concord. 69 in napa. in spite of the brief cooldown for the afternoon in some of our areas, we're still well above average for this time of year. 72 in morgan hill. temperatures will continue to climb. we have a warmer pattern shaping up for the second half of your weekend. i'll show you the extended

forecast, coming up. . we begin this morning with our continuing coverage of the deadly bus crash that killed 10 people, including five high school seniors, on their way to a tour of humboldt state. the burned wreckage of the fedex truck and the charter bus have been removed. today, investigators will return to the crash site and the ntsb will look for an electronic control module from the fedex truck that will tell investigators how fast it was going and if the driver hit the brakes hard. not only will investigators look for what caused the wreck, but they will also be looking to see if anything should be done to avoid future crashes, including if a barrier down the median would have helped. ktvu's christina rendon has more on how orland residents are coming together in the wake of this tragedy. >> reporter: orland high school's message to the victims of the fatal bus crash is one shared across this small community. >> it was pretty hard. we could see t i knew as soon as i saw the bus, i knew red

cross would be called. >> reporter: this woman is a red cross volunteer who never expected a crisis like this to happen in her town. >> i don't know how to explain it. the whole community turned out. >> reporter: this student was greeted in his parents' arms, after being caught with dozens of others in the horrific fer know. >> the fedex bus was already on fire, so i knew we were going to blow up any time. >> reporter: he escaped through an emergency window through the back of the bus. >> blessed is an understatement. i don't have a word to describe how i feel. i'm so thankful i'm here. >> reporter: investigators are trying to identify the victims. among the dead, a college recruiter, a chaperone and his fiance, among the unaccounted for. several more victims are being treated at area hospitals. >> the response from the community when an event like this happens has been overwhelming. >> reporter: the kindness isn't going unnoticed. students at the orland red

cross shelter couldn't leave without thanking the people of glenn county for their help on a banner they left behind. >> i'm glad it's over and the kids that are here are on their way home. >> that was christina rendon reporting from orland. a few students are still in the hospital, recuperating. many others are flying back home to los angeles. school officials say sending them home in chartered vans may have caused them more distress. we posted more information on ktvu.com. there are video clips and images of the crash scene, as well as the entire update from the chp on the investigation. new this morning, a fire in san jose that destroyed a garage and two cars is under investigation. the san jose fire department sent us this video of the flames. it started just before 12:30 this morning in a detached garage on puritan place. a second garage was also damaged. it took about 30 minutes to put the fire out. no homes were damaged and no one was hurt. the exact cause of that fire is still not known, but firefighters say it does appear

to be accidental. the south san francisco police department is warning people about a recent scam. they say last month, the scammer called a 52-year-old resident, claiming to be david black from the united states sweepstakes. the scammer had the victim's social security and credit card numbers and said the sweepstakes had paid her credit card bill. she checked her credit card balance and believed the scammer when she saw it was zero. police learned the scammer had used money from her own bank cat to pay her balance. residents in santa clara have been allowed to return to their homes following a scare. it could take pg&e crews hours to fix the problem. ktvu's allie rasmus is live in santa clara where the mess started when a vehicle jumped a curb and ended up wedged between two houses. allie, what's happening right now? >> reporter: well, ken, you can see the path this car took before it crashed into this home. the tire tracks go up onto the

curb. the car plowed through two stone pillars that were right in front of this walkway, went on, ripped up the yard, then headed into the corner of this home on kylie boulevard near prone ridge. you see where the brick facade is crumbling. that's where the car struck. the car ended up looking like it was parallel parked between the two homes. the driver wasn't injured. in fact, she was able to walk away from the crash with only a seat belt bruise. no one in the house was hurt. santa clara police say an elderly driver was heading south on kylie and prone ridge in santa clara when they believe she mistook the gas pedal for the brake and accelerated towards the home. >> it was a screech and a shaking of the house. i got up, called 911 and then ran outside to make sure everything was okay. what was it? it was definitely not an earthquake. >> reporter: when the car crashed into the house, it took out the gas meter, causing a gas leak, which prompted santa clara police to evacuate people in about eight to 10 homes in

the area as a precaution. everyone was allowed back in their homes by 3:00 this morning after pg&e shut off the gas. a neighbor told us she's not sure what it is about the street, whether it's the speed limit or the curvature of the road, but she says 10 years ago, another elderly driver plowed into her garage. >> this happened to us. it's happened to my husband, who's been here 40 years. he said it's happened, like, 10 times. one time there was a car on top of the neighbor's car here, literally drove on top of it. >> reporter: pg&e crews have finished digging a hole about three feet deep to restore gas in the home where the accident happened. crews had to check the main gas line underground to make sure it's structurally sound and it wasn't leaking. it appears there are no problems and gas should be restored to these two homes later this afternoon. live in santa clara, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2news. bart is dealing with a possible bedbug infestation on

one of its trains. bart says a passenger reported possible bedbug bites after taking bart from oakland to san francisco thursday morning. bart has removed that train from service and says it underwent a thorough cleaning. a gun battle at a jewelry store in antioch has left a suspected robber dead and a customer wounded. it happened around 4:30 yesterday afternoon at harding jewelers on delta fair boulevard. two masked men walked into the store, according to police, and one shot a customer who was with her husband and child. police say a gun battle erupted when the store owner fought back. >> the owner came from the rear. he had a weapon and fired it at the subject with the gun. both subjects fled the store. >> police say the injury to the customer is not life threatening and investigators are looking for surveillance video in the area to help in their search for the second suspect, who did escape. a fund-raiser is being held today in napa for a woman seriously injured in a crash that killed her 4-year-old son.

that accident happened last sunday on highway 12. authorities say for some unknown reason, the woman's boyfriend crossed into oncoming traffic and hit another car, head-on. the boy was killed, despite being strapped into a booster seat in the back. his mom has undergone several operations and more are to come. the crash also injured renowned chef cindy paulson, who was a passenger in another car. today's fund-raiser is a bake sale and car wash, held from noon until 3:00 p.m. at the blue oak middle school campus on hay street in napa. proceeds will go to the kirk family. parking meters in berkeley could soon have extended meter hours. city officials say they are considering the increase as a way to accommodate high demand for parking spaces. right now, many of the city's parking meters are free after 6:00 p.m. the new proposal would keep the parking meters running until 8:00 at night. if city officials decide to extend meter hours, the change would go into effect later this year. well, today, union workers will protest the proposal to

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that will allow them to grow and show their musical talents. dozens of guitars were donated to the music program at the united for success academy. it's a small school on 35th avenue in the fruitvale neighborhood and a lot of the children there wanted to learn how to play the guitar. however, the school's music program had a problem. the students didn't have their own guitars to practice on at home, until their music teacher approached a new jersey organization called little kids rock and asked it to donate guitars. >> this is life transforming. all of these students can play the guitar. they are great at it. and now they can play it at home, they can play it throughout their lives. i think it's the greatest thing that could happen to them. >> little kids rock is funded through donations from musicians. it partners with schools across the country with a goal of ensuring that students have access to music programs. bay area brides can get a good deal on a gown this weekend, while supporting the fight against breast cancer.

the brides against breast cancer nationwide tour is making a stop at canyon's commons in san ramon. nearly 1000 designer dresses will be on sale for up to 85% off. proceeds will support cancer patients and their families. the event runs from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 this afternoon and again tomorrow from noon to 4:00. it's known for its breath taking views of the golden gate bridge and now san francisco has been ranked among the top vacation destinations for both national and international travelers. the online travel site trip advisor ranks a city in each category. san francisco made the international list at number 25 and came in third in the national rankings. the site also named the palace of fine arts, the marin headlands and golden gate park as don't-miss destinations. comedy central's stephen colbert is already making jokes about his next job. >> i got to tell you, i do not envy whoever they try to put in

that chair! [ laughter ] >> next year, long-time host david letterman is going to be retiring from the late show and colbert is now preparing to step in. he says he will be toning down the conservative pundit that he has played on his show and giving people a glimpse of the true stephen colbert. jon stewart, host of the daily show where colbert got his start, says he is excited to tune in. >> truly one of the great pleasures of doing this show is trying to maintain professional composure while mr. colbert is making me laugh uncontrollably. >> rush limbaugh says cbss that declared war on america by making colbert the replacement for letterman. >> interesting take on that. >> yes. well, this weekend we've got good weather ahead. rosemary joins us now with a look at our forecast. >> yes. we've got some relatively nice weather today. it will be a little cool at the coast, but get away from the coastline and temperatures will be mild. tomorrow, we have a warmup coming. giving you a live look outside

our doors, where we are still with partly cloudy skies across the bay, you can see some of that sunshine beaming through. we will be partly cloudy to mostly sunny around the bay and inland for today and then again for the coastline, a mostly gray day. take a look at what's happening on the satellite view. i can show you the element responsible for today. i can show you the element responsible for tomorrow. it's a little bit tough, but let me show you here. as we get through today, the system that has brought us the cooldown over the last couple of days is now moving out. it rode through southern california in the overnight hours early this morning and is now moving into arizona. this is what brought us the cooler air. this is what brought back the marine layer, onshore breeze. that's what we will continue with today. in fact, that onshore breeze, quite robust through the delta and inland areas could see cooling this afternoon. now i want to show you the element that will change our pattern around. you see this trough digging into the northwest? it's going to sink into the

great basin. by tomorrow it's going to switch our pattern tomorrow and we'll have a north breeze come back and that's going to dry out the air and will warm us up. here's what you can expect for today. this morning, mix of sun and clouds, temperatures in the 40s. for the afternoon, mostly sunny away from the coast. i do want to mention that once again. we're relatively mild. even though we'll see a bit of a cooldown for some of us today it, we're still above average for this time of year. then for sunday and monday, that warmer, drier pattern will be in place. here's a look at temperatures right now. 54 in antioch, 56 in concord, 56 in oakland, 53 in napa, 54 in heyward. want to go back to antioch for a moment, because some areas are reporting 58 for antioch. a combination there of different neighborhoods. 55, redwood city. 57 in san francisco. san jose for the afternoon today, going to be a nice one, going into the 70s for your afternoon with mostly sunnies. settling into your evening, around dinner time, 67 degrees. sun sets about 7:40 this evening. we'll be partly cloudy for the

evening as well. 67 for novato today. 61 in san francisco f you're going to see the giants play, bring along the jacket. we will have the seabreeze for the afternoon, partly cloudy, a little cool there. into the south bay, 70s for you. 72 morgan hill. 72 this afternoon for los gatos. mountain view, about 70. the extended forecast here with your bay area weekend always in view, there's the warmup, sunday into monday. temperatures into the upper 70s for inland communities. upper 60s around the bay. low 60s at the coast. we do begin a cooling trend as early as tuesday. it will last into wednesday. we were hoping for some rain to come our way, but you can see from the extended forecast, we're dry over the next several days. back to the desk. well, the popular music festival company chel la kicked off this weekend. >> and president obama says a fundamental right is being threatened. the move by republicans that he says will make it harder for you to cast a vote in the next election.

. president obama says the republican party is threatening voter rights in the united states. he made the statement yesterday in new york at a conference held by the national action network. he denounced republican efforts to pass voting restrictions such as photo id laws. the president told the crowd the right to vote in the u.s. is under bigger threat now than at any time since the voting rights act passed in 1965. president obama's new choice to lead the health and human services department is expected to easily win senate approval. during a white house news conference, the president thanked outgoing secretary kathleen sebelius and introduced his nominee, sylvia matthews burwell. sebelius stepped down after being criticized for months for the rollout problems with the affordable care act website. burwell, who is the current white house budget director is known for being a hands-on

manager. >> i'm excited to build on the project that kathleen, the president and so many others have put in place. >> burwell has already received support from arizona republican john mccain, but due to a recent rule change, the president's nomination only needs a simple majority in the democratic-controlled senate. doctors have downgraded the condition of one of the teenagers wounded in wednesday's mass stabbing at a pennsylvania high school. there are still eight students in the hospital and now four are in critical condition. 16-year-old suspect alex hribal is accused of stabbing or slashing a security guard and 20 students. one of the teens has returned home and is sharing her story of survival. arianna showfield was stabbed in the incident. >> everybody was running toward me. i'm, like, confused and dropping everything. everyone's pushing me, get out of my way. >> you could see in his eyes, he was gone. whoever alex was, it wasn't him

anymore. >> doctors say if the knife had gone a centimeter deeper, arianna would have died. so far, police have rejected the theory that alex hribal was provoked because he was bullied. they say investigation remains difficult because he is not cooperating. well, it made several stops at several ports in california, including san francisco, but today, more than a hundred passengers on a prince cruise ship are going back to los angeles. they have contracted the highly contagious norovirus. those people have been quarantinedded in their cabins. the ship was in san francisco on monday, but will be in los angeles today. now to the search for the missing malaysian airlines jet. australia's prime minister is in beijing today to discuss the progress of the search with chinese leaders. at a news conference, prime minister tony abbott repeated his comments yesterday that searchers remain confident that they recently picked up underwater signals from the missing plane. however, he warned that it could take a long time before

the plane is actually located. >> what we are now doing is trying to get as many detections as we can so that we can locate, narrow the search area down to as small an area as possible. >> it's believed the plane is at the bottom of the southern indian ocean, some three miles deep. searchers are running out of time as the batteries that send out signals from the black boxes last about a month. a house committee investigating the general motors recall has now released 250,000 recall documents. lawmakers say the documents show gm was aware of the ignition switch before more than 10 years before the recall. gm's ceo testified she did not know about the problem until december of 2013. the recall was issued on january 31, 2014. a gm spokesman said on friday that none of the documents released contradict the ceo's

testimony. the investigation is ongoing. well, three incidents of sexual assault at three different oakland schools. what the district is now saying in a letter sent home to parents. >> and a sailor goes overboard during a yacht race around the world. we have video of the daring rescue, as the man finally makes it back to safety. >> outside our doors this morning, the clouds are clearing. our temperatures are rebounding, at least for some. i'll have a look at the numbers outside your door and i'm monitoring your warmup for today, coming up. exquisite. exceptional. and surprisingly affordable. get the good stuff, at a price you'll love, at t.j.maxx.

. finding a cause to the fiery crash that killed 10 people, the two witness accounts that may offer a critical clue to the investigation. good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm ken pritchett in for mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. more on that story in a minute. but first, a check of your weekend forecast and how it's shaping up. >> you know, it's looking actually okay. temperatures today will be on the mild side, still above average for some of us. take a look at this shot here. do you have a seat to the ball park today? it will be a little cool out there, low 60s in the forecast. we will have the onshore breeze, with partly cloudy skies. we do have partly cloudy skies at this time. the clouds have pulled back and refilled again in some areas. let's get in a little bit closer over parts of the north bay, cloudy all morning long. let's get to the east bay, where this is definitely the area seeing more sunshine this

morning. from antioch through concord, san ramon, but you just get south of san ramon and looks like we are partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. if you go a little to the west, you can see heyward, union city, fremont still in the gray. areas around oakland, partly cloudy. partly cloudy along the peninsula. the airport reporting partly cloudy skies and it's all the way down into areas like palo alto. if you take a look toward the coast, we've got mostly cloudy. here we are into the south bay, partly cloudy in santa clara, partly to mostly cloudy san jose. winds are onshore and will continue to be onshore for today, so the onshore breeze will continue to cool temperatures down for inland communities today. we will be partly cloudy for the afternoon. temperatures right now in the 50s, even a few low 60s. wall naut creek, as well as antioch, where the sun is shining temperatures are beginning to rebound. for your afternoon, we'll go to the low 70s for some of our warmer spots. we'll have a tour of your afternoon highs coming up and into the second half of your weekend, a bit were with aer. more in a bit. . time now, 9:31.

continuing coverage of the fiery bus crash near orland. there could be a new twist in the investigation. police say the fedex truck clipped a car before heading into the bus thursday this afternoon. now the couple in the car say the fedex truck was already on fire before it even hit the bus. >> the fedex truck was already on fire? >> yeah, it was. i looked over and saw the fedex truck coming straight for me. >> it was like a 3d movie. imagine a mack truck coming out of a movie. >> the crash killed five adults and five teenagers. the high school students were headed to humboldt state for a tour of the campus. some survivors escaped the burning bus by kicking out the windows. >> we all crossed the interstate 5 and got on the southbound side and after that, everyone just, like, was laying on the grass. people were out of it t people were crying, like pulling their hair, screaming. >> oh, my god! >> instead of returning home in a vehicle, some students are flying back to southern california. the ntsb will return to the crash site this morning.

investigators expect they will be gathering information over the next two weeks, but warn it could take months to determine a cause. and this animation gives us a better idea of the moments leading up to that deadly crash. now, the bus was traveling behind that red rental car headed north on interstate 5. that fedex truck traveling south swerved across the grassy median, sideswiped the car, then slammed head-on into the bus, which is then burst into flames. >> the crash happened on a stretch of interstate 5 where there's a median, but not a physical barrier. authorities in glenn county report numerous cross-over accidents. this latest wreck have people wondering where there is not a concrete wall. cal trans bases its decision by the volume of traffic and that this section of i-5 is not considered a heavily traveled area. erecting a physical barrier could also cost the state tens of billions of dollars. this deadly crash is also raising questions about whether federal safety regulations for charter buses are sufficient.

2 investigators pored over the federal laws that apply to buses. some regulations have not kept up with the booming motor coach business. it's estimated that 29,000 motor coaches carry 700 million passengers a year. that's comparable to the domestic airline industry. the ntsb says it will consider whether new charter bus safety measures are needed. >> we have recommendations that have specifically focused on detection, suppression, and the materials and design of those systems. so this is one of those instances where we will be looking at our open recommendations. >> 2 investigates the 2012 motor coach enhanced safety act. it calls on the secretary of transportation to develop new regulations for passenger safety. recommendations included mandatory seat belts, improved roof strength, antiejection measures, and avoiding roll- over crashes. the act also recommends improving fire prevention measures, but so far, only one of these regulations has been

passed. last november, federal officials announced that new charter buses must have seat belts. >> we invite you to check our web page at ktvu.com where we posted more video clips and images of the crash scene, as well as the entire chp update on the investigation. well, a pair of homes in the south bay still do not have natural gas this morning after a car crash. the accident triggered a gas disair in the neighborhood. allie rasmus has been following the story all morning long. she joins us from santa clara with an update. good morning, allie. >> reporter: good morning, claudine. crews are still working to restore power to the two homes affected. we talked off camera briefly with the homeowner that this car crashed into, who told us that he and his family first thought there had been an earthquake because the entire house shook when the car slammed into the corner of the garage. no one in that home was hurt. the driver walked away with only a seat belt bruise on her collarbone. you can see where the car jumped up onto the curb. there's track marks here on the pavement. there are two stone pillars here that the car plowed

through before going across the lawn into that home with the brick facade over there. the car looked like it was parallel parked between the two homes. >> at least maybe that slowed her down. maybe she could have done more damage to the neighbor's home or even gone into the home. we are so fortunate and the first responders cleared everyone away and it could have been so much worse. >> santa clara police say an elderly driver was heading south on kylie and prone ridge in santa clara at 2:00 this morning, when they believe she mistook the gas pedal for the brake and accelerated towards the home. when the car crashed into the house, it also took out the gas meter in the side of the home. that caused a gas leak, which prompted santa clara police to evacuate people and about eight to 10 homes in the area as a precaution. everyone was allowed back in their homes by 3:00 this morning, after pg&e shut off

the gas. pg&e had to dig a hole in the neighbor's driveway to restore power to the home here. they are still working on patching things up. they also had to check to make sure the main gas line here wasn't leaking. again, pg&e will be out here for a few more hours finishing up the work. the two homes here are expected to have power a little later this afternoon. live in santa clara, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2news. well, a bay area principal who resigned last year is under investigation amid allegations of sexual harrasment and inappropriate behavior. phil winston stepped down from palo alto high school in june, citing several factors, including health concerns. but the district sent a letter home to parents yesterday saying he's been the subject of a lengthy investigation into charges of inappropriate behavior, including touching a student's arm and another kid's ear. >> now all these things are happening and i would have appreciated knowing earlier. >> in a statement, winston disputes the claims, saying they lack context and are

highly misleading. he adds that at the time, he was, quote, under extreme pressure, stress, and had personal challenges. since august, he's been reassigned to a middle school, where he teaches in a special ed class, along with two other adults. oakland school officials are responding to parents' concerns about sexual assaults on elementary school campuses. this comes just days after we reported three incidents at three different schools between january and march. oakland police say the same man may be responsible. parents tell us they are frustrated that it took weeks to find out what was happening. district officials have since sent a letter to parents, saying they are increasing security. the letter also asks for help, saying, quote, we are asking every school community, especially parents and school staff, to work together to keep their schools extra safe. nearly three weeks after an elderly pedestrian was killed in a hit and run by an suv, san francisco police have arrested the driver. the accident happened back on march 20th at visitation avenue

and bayshore boulevard. police say 31-year-old nidra stubbs hit an 80-year-old woman and kept going. they say stubbs made a u-turn. police were able to identify stubbs as the driver using nearby surveillance footage. stubbs was taken into custody on thursday. happening today, more than 325 people are taking part right now in disaster response drill in san francisco. the san francisco fire department is being joined by members from the neighborhood emergency response team at everett middle school on church street. volunteers are practicing search and rescue techniques, treating injured victims, and they are setting up command centers. the event kicked off about 8:30 this morning. it's under way right now and is going to continue until 3:00 p.m. a final decision will soon be made on the oakland police department's ongoing radio problems. the radios have a history of crashing on officers, including a failure during a visit from president obama. city leaders say there were major improvements made to the system over the last year, but

officers say the current fix is only temporary. >> no one knows the time nor the place when these things are going to fail catastrophically. >> we want something that works. whether or not that's something at oakland or something somewhere else, it's a matter of funding. >> city leaders are debating whether to join a regional radio system or stay independent. a final decision is expected to be made by the end of may or in early june. a yacht race around the world. it certainly sounds dramatic enough. but when a sailor goes overboard, it becomes a life or death situation. ktvu's mike mibach shows us some amazing video of the daring ocean rescue and the moment when that sailor arrived in san francisco. [ applause ] >> reporter: the daring london pulls into pier 40. the crowd cheers. andrew taylor, once lost at sea, is back on land. >> it was rrific. the storm in particular, it was hard for these guys on the boat because it made the search

harder. [ wind blowing ] >> reporter: one man battling an ocean in a monster storm. >> mayday, mayday, mayday. >> reporter: the mayday went out march 31st. amateur sailor taylor fell overboard during the clipper around the world race. but then his red suit was spotted. he can be seen bobbing, face-up in the freezing ocean. 12 days, 2500 miles later, the 46-year-old tells part of the tale here in san francisco. >> the storm treated me very badly. that was the sea not wanting me in the sea, i think. >> reporter: with thoughts of being swallowed up by mother nature, taylor in a dry suit and life vest, survived 90 minutes in the pacific, eventually pulled out by this man, jason middleton. >> no fear across your mind? >> no, not really. i mean, i've been waiting an hour to go in. i was glad to be making that jump. >> i'm a lucky boy.

i'm very, very glad to be here and i'm looking forward to spending a few days in san francisco. >> reporter: taylor was treated for shock and hypothermia once he was back on the yacht. once here in san francisco, he was taken to the hospital to be treated for what he says could be a broken leg. he also adds that he will complete the race around the world. reporting here in san francisco, mike mibach, ktvu channel 2news. 9:42. a mother speaks out against hillary clinton. the latest protest against the former cabinet secretary. >> a crocodile is left at a northern california mall. the quick response by animal rescue workers, after he escapes from his cage and goes on the prowl. >> relatively mild weather in store for your saturday afternoon. outside our doors this morning, a partly to mostly cloudy start. coming up, how much longer the clouds will hold on and where the afternoon highs may be slightly cooler for today.

. cal trans blames bad timing and not mismanagement for the massive traffic jam caused by an emergency pothole repair on the western span of the bay bridge. some people returning to the east bay after a giants game waited hours to get onto the bridge. although a pot holy pothole was on the upper deck, crews shut down lanes on both decks. cal trans tells the chronicle that safety is its first priority and that it was unfortunate timing that so many people were inconvenienced. well, president obama is scheduled to come back to the bay area next month and he's planning on holding two fund raisers in the silicon valley. on may 8, one will be reportedly held at the palo alto home of yahoo! ceo and a silicon valley round table is also on the agenda. money raised at both events will go to the democratic national committee. the highest ticket price is said to be about $32,000. and former secretary of state hillary clinton is meeting more opposition during

her speaking tour around the country. a group of demonstrators picketed outside an event yesterday in san diego. the group included the mother of one of the americans killed in a terrorist attack on the u.s. diplomatic compound in benghazi, libya in 2012. the mother holds clinton responsible. >> they abandoned my son and that's exactly what it was, an abandonment. they abandoned the guys on the rooftop also. >> that protest follows thursday's incident you see there in las vegas in which a woman slipped by social security and then hurled a shoe at clinton. clinton has yet to announce whether or not she will run for president in 2016, but one group is already preparing for her campaign. ready for hillary says it has raised $1.7 million in the past three months and the group has 25 employees and 15 interns. it says if she decides to run, they want her as ready as possible on day one of that campaign. amazon is taking on a new approach for workers who are

not happy with their jobs. they are paying them to leave the company. it's part of amazon's new pay to quit program. amazon says it hopes employees are happy, but if they are not, amazon will pay them a bonus to leave. people who leave after working for the company for one year can get $2000. that amount increases the more years you have with the company, up to a maximum of $5000. well, if you didn't buy tickets to coachella, you can still catch the show. concerts from the festival will be streamed live and for free on youtube. that began yesterday afternoon at 3:30. now, today's lineup includes muse, pharrell, and lloyd. next weekend's concerts will also be streamed, but instead of youtube, that can be found on axis tv. well, an unusual shopper at a northern california mall is now being sent to san francisco. this 4-foot-long crocodile was left in a cage yesterday at a tj maxx store in roseville. it had duct tape around its

mouth and a note that read, in the nile crock call rescue ." but the crocodile escaped its cage and began wandering among shoppers. animal control workers who finally caught it said it was extremely vicious. it will now be sent to san francisco's steinhart aquarium for two weeks of evaluation. after that, a permanent home will be found. owning a crocodile is against the law in california. >> in case that story made you want one. >> right. >> i don't know why it would! 9:48. let's head over to rosemary for a check of your weather on this beautiful saturday morning. a little cool for your birthday, right? had to mention it one more time. happy birthday. >> yes, thank you very much. partly cloudy skies. if you are celebrating today, relatively mild. today, a lot like yesterday. giving you a look over lafayette, where we are with partly cloudy skies. lafayette, parts of the east bay, waking up with partly

cloudy, mostly clear conditions. most of us waking up mostly gray. giving you a look at the footprint, we've got it along the coastline. the peninsula, where we were partly cloudy to mostly sunny, filling in just a little bit here in the last half hour, into the east bay, a little pocket of sunshine over parts of oakland and into the south bay. we've got a little bit of clearing here in and around santa clara. san jose, mostly cloudy. sunnyvale, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. palo alto, you may have peeks of sunshine, as well as san mateo. off to the east where we have enjoyed mostly sunny skies for most of the morning, and antioch looking at almost 60 degrees outside your door. a pretty rapid rebound going on, where we are seeing the sunshine. why? well, why all the clouds? we've got the marine layer and it's a healthy one and we have the onshore breeze. take a look at fairfield. blowing quite strong, 28 miles per hour, the gusts there. 22 right there at travis air

force base. concord, 12. everybody, not as breezy as through the delta, but still, the onshore breeze with partly cloudy skies, mostly cloudy skies, feeling a little cool out there. this system here that was over southern california moving through in the overnight hours, now moving into arizona, but again, it helped to cool us down, brought the cooler air, the thicker marine layer, brought back the onshore breeze. we've been dealing with this for a couple of days and we have one more day before our pattern will see a bit of a switch. 11:00, looks like we will peel back, mostly cloudy along the coastline. we'll be struggling at the coast. it's going to be cool all day long. notice in the sierra we have unstable weather here popping up for the afternoon. looks like it is south of tahoe, but if you're going to the sierra for skiing this weekend, just keep in mind there's had the slight possibility for thunderstorms in the afternoon, especially south of tahoe. 51 degrees in santa rosa right now. 59, san francisco. 54 in oakland. so the temps, not bad. 50s right now. we'll go to low 60s for san

francisco this afternoon. 59 for pacifica. 67, redwood city. into the east bay, along the east bayshore line, mid 60s, oakland, heyward. upper 60s in concord with the onshore breeze blowing all day long. we could see areas right around fairfield, livermore. slightly cooler than yesterday, still above average, though. antioch, 74. the extended forecast with your bay area weekend always in view, temperatures will climb tomorrow. a drier, warmer pattern settles in for a couple of days. notice sunday, getting back to work on monday, upper 70s for inland locations, upper 60s around the bay. tuesday, wednesday, we cool it down, but no rain in the extended forecast unfortunately. dry conditions remain through wednesday. back to the desk. three sets of triplets born at the same east bay hospital. reaction from one mother who says her trip to the hospital for birth control ended in a shocking sonogram. >> and people are warned, look, but don't touch. the baby seal that has made one

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. well, madison bum gartner had a great night on the mound, but he was better at the plate. giants down 3-2 to the rockies, bases loaded, but madison takes it deep. yes, folks, that is a grand slam. giants win 6-5. the a's had a rough start against the mariners in seattle last night. a's couldn't seem to get past the mariners pitching. hernandez gets brandon moss swinging at the plate. hernandez struck out 11 with no earned runs over seven innings and the mariners go on to win, 6-4. the warriors were at the staples center in los angeles last night facing the lakers. first quarter, warriors up by three. curry gets that steal, heads on

down the court. wide-open dunk, but doesn't want to go in. steve blake gets it to curry who hits the three-pointer. in the third quarter, warriors up by three, lee finds curry, behind the back to blake and in for three. warriors go on to win with a final of 112-95. last night was the lakers' 54th loss, making it the worst season in that franchise's history. but that's not all. the lakers are also having a hard time filling the seats this season at the staples center. there have been nine non-sell- out home games this season, after 270 consecutive sold-out home games earlier this season. prince william and his wife have paid their respects at a local war memorial in new zealand. the couple went to the town of cambridge to lay flowers at the memorial. the duke and duchess also met with the son of a deceased world war i veteran. hundreds of locals gathered to welcome the royal couple. while in new zealand, the duchess made her first solo

trip since giving birth to prince george. kate traveled to visit rainbow place, a local children's hospice. the duchess did her best to bring royal cheer to ill and grieving children. she spent time with more than 50 young patients. one east bay hospital is celebrating a historic baby boom. three sets of triplets were born in one 24-hour span at alta bay summit medical center in berkeley. one trio consisted of all boys. their parents say twins run in their family, but triplets were a total surprise. three little girls were born to a mother who already has four children at home under the age of seven. >> went to the hospital to get my next birth control method and found out that i was pregnant. when they came back and did a sonogram, i found out i was having triplets. so it was a very big, big

surprise. >> doctors say all three sets of triplets are doing well. a lost baby seal has made harbortown in northern sweden his temporary home. >> that young pup has been seen and heard wandering around the harbor waters. everyone's been warned to look, but don't touch. wildlife officers say seal cubs appear to be cuddly, but can often be aggressive and they do bite. local authorities say the pup appears to be healthy and will probably swim into the baltic sea sometime soon. we've got time for one last look at the weather, with rosemary. >> yes, good morning to you. mostly cloudy skies around the bay, along the coastline. by afternoon, partly cloudy skies away from the coast. we will remain with cloudy skies hugging along pacifica, half moon bay. temperatures for the afternoon, upper 50s at the coast, widespread 60s around the bay, and low 70s for our warmest inland locations. we'll warm up tomorrow a few degrees over what we see today and we'll hold steady through

monday before we cool it down once again. the extended forecast has no rain. >> sounds good. well, that is our report for this morning. we appreciate you making ktvu your choice for news. >> we are following reports of smash and grab robberies in alameda. we'll have more on that in our next newscast, which comes up after nascar. of course you can get updates any time at ktvu.com and our facebook and twitter pages. thank you for joining us. hope you have a great day. one last time, happy birthday, rosemary! >> thanks.

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