scary moments for a san jose couple and their seven children as they wake up in a home filled with smoke. we'll tell you what's being credited with safing their lives an what the cause is. a deadly accident in san jose still blocking a lane of a major freeway. we'll tell you what happened and how you can get around the

backup. only today you have the chance to buy the hottest accessory in the tech world. but some users are cautioning it comes with -- it comes with trouble, trouble that has nothing to do with the technology. >> reporter: and a top executive is accused of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from his own church. how prosecutors say he spent all that money. "mornings on 2" starts right now. you are looking live at the scene of a house fire where a family of nine people narrowly escaped this morning, including seven children. ktvu's janine de la vega has been on the scene since 4:30 this morning. janine de la vega will tell us more. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve is right over there.

>> we do have higher clouds. but the low clouds, which are in place, does not look like it will last too long. you can see to the north, mendocino county, sonoma county, clearing taking place. morning fog, pakistan, mostly sunny. sunny, breezy later on. today a few degrees cooler. fog bank definitely higher. with the north wind coming in, i don't think the fog will last too much longer at least to the north. onshore breeze is in place but it's terning more northerly. san jose, the low clouds will hold on for a while. mostly sunny. high of 75 degrees. you can see the higher clouds already moving pretty fast in the east and south. some low clouds still a lot to go around. with the north wind kicking in later, they will get chewed up. 50s on the temperatures. fairfield, had a good breeze for a while. a northerly breeze showing up in santa rosa. morning clouds, afternoon sunshine. highs today, 60s, mainly and 70s.

that morning fog, again, with us right now. but it will start to get wiped out here pretty soon. 60s to upper 70s. maybe a few 80s. here's sal. we're looking at a commute that's mostly clear except for one exception. as we get close to easter, some days have days off. a variety of institutions have time off and that will hopefully help us out with the commute. some areas have been lighter. this is a look at the commute on southbound 101 at tully road. we have a map of a fatal accident, a deadly crash, southbound 101 at tully, a vehicle flipped over. someone was killed as a result of the crash. northbound is backed up from blossom hill road until you past the scene. it is a distraction for drivers there.

7:03. back to the desk. new this morning, san jose firefighters say smoke alarms saved the lives of nine people this morning. this is cell phone video given to us from firefighters shot within minutes of arriving on scene. the fire started around 4:00 a.m. at a town house on moorings court. ktvu channel 2 reporter, janine de la vega, has been on the scene since the fire began and in the last 30 minutes learned the fire began in the garage. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. right now, some fire trucks remain on the scene at this town home complex. earlier this morning, smoke was rising from one of the ones. it's located in the back here off jackson avenue and san antonio road. the family right now is staying with a neighbor. they have a newborn and many other young children. here's some cell phone video we obtained showing how intense the flames were. when the fire first started at 4:00 a.m. on moorings court, it was

shooting out of the second floor. it started in the garage. firefighters say it spread quickly. they wereern canned because these -- they were concerned because these townhomes are close to one another. neighbors reported hearing pop sounds and evacuated. the woman who lives in the home that caught fire said she woke up to the sound of smoke alarms. >> mom stated she heard the smoke detector on the second floor. she was able to out. saw the smoke and woke up the other children and went down the stairwell in heavy black smoke and out the front door. smoke detectors saved lives. >> reporter: as you heard, the family got out and they were all uninjured. the children range in age from 6 weeks old to 15 years old. we're told they were renting the town home. it's unknown if they have renters' insurance but the red cross is on the scene to help provide them with food, clothing and shelter. we would like to see if they

would like to speak to us. their home is a total loss. we're told that the fire did spread to two other homes. it was just minor damage. some blackened walls. some blistering paint. but all in all, this family grateful to be a live. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, janine. a football player is behind bars this morning accused of pulling out a gun during an argument at a minor league game in pacifica. it happened saturday afternoon. the game was between the pacific islanders and the sacramento capital city fury. one of the players from sacramento was arrested on suspicion of brandishing a firearm. police recovered the weapon and said it was stolen. a top executive at a.c. transit is phasing embezzlement charges accused of stealing more than $500,000 from his church. alex savidge is live in oakland with these allegations and

where that money may have gone. good morning, alex. >> reporter: well, dave, good morning to you. to be clear, the charges in this case are not related to this man's work here at a.c. transit. the chief financial officer here instead is accused of stealing more than $500,000 from allen temple baptist church in oakland where he worships. we'll show you a photo of him. he went before a judge facing these charges. prosecutors say he spent that stolen money on everything from a luxury car to his kids' private school tuition to a golf club membership. clinton served on several boards of the church and prosecutors say those positions were used to steal church funds. he was board president of a church-run corporation that was set up to provide housing to low-income families. now, prosecutors say the embezzlement came to light back in 2012 when a bookkeeper noticed suspicious withdraws from a -- withdrawals from a

church account. clinton gets paid more than $200,000 as a.c. transit's cfo and is a trustee of the agency's retirement board. in light of the charges, he's been placed on administrative leave. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. the chp is investigating a deadly crash that witnesses say may have been caused by the victim. it was reported just before 7:00 last night on guerneville road near frye road in sonoma county. witnesses told police the driver of a mitsubishi eclipse was passing other cars. he lost control, veered into oncoming traffic and was hit by an suv. the driver of the eclimtion died -- eclipse died at the scene. two people in the suv were treated for minor injuries. the woman accused in a hit and run that killed an 82-year- old woman in san francisco is

due in court. police say the 31-year-old hit the woman in the crosswalk as visitation avenue and bayshore boulevard last month. witnesses say she made a u- turn, passed back by the scene and drove off. police arrested stubs last thursday after identifying her with the help of surveillance footage. a husband and wife, arrested after police say they drove to his court appearance in a stolen car. james manning and his wife teresa, they are facing charges of car theft and possession of a controlled substance. police say they were arrested after a car dealership in redding reported a stolen car. the car's gps indicated it was parked right in front of the tuolumne county courthouse. when police found the car, they say the license plates had been chanked. castillo told police they bought the car for $200. in the next 30 days, the ntsb will release a report about that deadly bus crash near chico. investigators say it will answer a lot of questions.

the crash happened last thursday when a fed-ex truck crossed the median and hit a charter bus. ten people, including five high school students, were killed. investigators say they recovered electronic control modules from the charter bus and the fed-ex truck that hit it. those modules are like a black box on a plane. investigators say the one from the truck was destroyed. but the one from the bus has important information on it. the driver of the fed-ex trucks has been identified as tim eve vance. the sacramento bee -- evans. the sacramento bee is reporting evans and the driver of the bus had clean driving records. they were both killed in the crash. blood tests were being performed.

have a bad day, we work 1, 13 hours a day. you -- 12, 13 hours a day. you would come in and she would say, let me give you a hug. >> besides her two children she leaves behind her grand son and a large family. a panel trying something to save the college. the officials say they don't have the power to give the troubled school more time to fix its many problems. so now they are considering a bold new plan that would avoid shutting down the college. under this plan, city college would use its accreditation but would keep its public funding by reapplying for new accreditation. that move would buy city college more time. the city of oakland may follow the lead of the nation's big sports stadiums and arenas.

the city is considering naming rights deals letting corporations buy the rights to name oakland's parks, gardens and recreation centers. those companies would have to pay and truce up the sites. this plan is directly cried to the budget crisis. the city doesn't have enough money to maintain the parks, athletic fields, tennis courts and swimming pools. one day only google is conducting an experimental promotion right now, offering everyone a chance to buy google glass but are consumers buying into the hype, the answer coming up in 20 minutes plus -- marking today's first anniversary of the boston marathon bombings. coming up next in a live report, you will hear from a survivor who says every day she has to battle to do something she doesn't want to do. if you are driving into

marin county out of the east bay, you may have to deal with the richmond san rafael bridge toll plaza. there is a little bit of a backup there. we'll tell you more about the bridge crossings around the bay and give you drive times. a lot of low clouds in place. the higher clouds are moving out fast. beautiful sunrise. the question is that mars in the background? [♪]

7:15. it's been one year since two pressure cooker bombs exploded near the finish line of the boston marathon. three people were killed and hundreds were injured. today, the city of boston is gathering to honor the emergency workers who responded after the blast. celebrate the strength of the survivors and also remember the victims. >> we're live in boston. tori, what is the mood like there in boston this morning?

>> reporter: tori and dave, it's sort of a mixed mood. some people having trouble waking up this morning. i've been reading through my phone. some of them tweeting -- [audio difficulties]. it was a typical boston marathon. not that different from years past. that is, until 2:50 in the afternoon. >> something just blew up! >> reporter: on april 15th, a pair of bombs exploded near the finish line. three people were killed. more than 200 others were injured. for survivors, the scars remain and the healing continues. >> if i let myself go down that path of feeling incredibly sorry for myself and in the fetal position and crying which i still have those days, if i stay there too long, i know he wins. >> reporter: right after the bombing, people from near and far placed sneakers and letters at a makeshift memorial. it became a place that truly

defined what it meant to be boston strong. those very mementos on display for the one-year anniversary. >> boston strong. we're still here. nothing will come between us. we're still here fighting. still running the marathons. >> reporter: signs the city is moving forward. the boston marathon's started a finish line got a face-lift just this week. the event is expected to bring thousands to the city. as a show of solidarity. >> it can't keep us down. these kind of events, these terrorist acts that keep happening, we need to rise above them and prove we're resilient and strong and we can create something good out of something so awful. >> reporter: run on and move on. >> i'm glad i live in boston. i'm glad the city came together the way it did and that, you know, love wins at the end of the day. love wins every time.

>> more details about the marathon, which will be run on monday, it will be the second largest in history. more than 36,000 people including runners from the bay area are pramp participating -- are participating. anyone who didn't finish last year was automatically entered this year. the largest marathon was in 1996. thousands of others who survived the bombing plan to be at the finish line at the race. that includes this guy. aaron hern of martinez. he was running his marathon run the marathon when the bombs went off. he suffered shrapnel injuries on both of his bodies. both his parents will run the marathon and he will be cheering them on. let's talk about traffic. can you take care of everybody,

sal? >> i can, dave and tori. >> okay. >> good morning. we're looking at a commute that for the most part has not had a lot of problems. we do have some slow traffic coming up to the willow pass grade on highway 4. it's mostly slow in pittsburg. a lot of traffic in antioch has moved on. once you get to 680, it's moderately avenue. moving along to the bay bridge toll plaza, it's been a steady, 20, 25-minute drive time getting across into san francisco. all right. southbound 101 at tully, we remain with a fatal crash. a deadly accident, southbound as you drive to tully road. this collision happened about an hour and a half ago. they are still doing an investigation. i want to move the maps over to southbound 880 in the east bay, between 238 and pockets down to the fremont area. it's better than it normally is. no major problems here in smast as you drive through -- san mateo as you drive through. 24 westbound from call -- from pleasant hill road to the caldecott, nine minutes.

and 880, from 238 san lorenzo to fremont, 19 minutes. back to steve. still low clouds around. plenty of that. there are some breaks. had a pretty good pickup on that fog this morning. but it looks like it will get chewed up by a northerly breeze coming in. morning clouds, afternoon sign. kind of a quiet pattern. warmer, cooler. cooler weather moves in. another system will brush narl for a cooldown. weekend looks quiet, nice. changes maybe next tuesday. a hint of some rain. cooler, no doubt about it. maybe three systems going all the way out to may 1st. we'll see if it comes together. that's what the forecast models are saying. nothing would surprise me anymore. nothing. the higher clouds moving east and fast. the clearing will win out. there are signs that it will lose out. we had an onshore breeze for a while. but the north wind is beginning

to show itself. 53 san francisco. mostly cloudy. 65 and sunny. it looks pretty nice. near average temperatures. already some clearing taking place. still some fog holding on. but the higher clouds are already zoom out of picture. napa, fairfield, santa rosa, low 50s. san jose, 54. livermore at 52. had a decent breeze for a while. it's 15 miles per hour at travis. 22. but there is a northerly breeze already at santa rosa. northwest napa. more of a westerly though or southerly if you go south and east of that. it's official now, 41 days of snow and cincinnati. that's an all-time record. it was 11 degrees this morning in sioux falls. the coldest low late in the season. there's your dividing line. you can imagine what's going on. there's snow on the back side of that. there will be some severe, maybe thunderstorms popping up in the carolinas. but it's cloudy. rain heading to the northeast. for you, we get the -- for us,

we get the low clouds. ukiah, 46. tahoe, 32 and then 60s or 50s dane to southern california. even las vegas at 57. there's the dry air beginning to punch in. that will take care most of the cloud cover, even the low cloud. partly sunny. we'll go more clouds in the morning. you know what i'm trying to say. [laughter] >> 60s, 70s or upper 70s or low 80s. 80 in antioch, brentwood. walnut creek, la fayette, alamo, 76. that's the spirit. 68 in san leandro. oakland, 68. berkeley, 67 degrees. 75 san jose. santa clara, 74. sunnyvale, 73. about the same here for palo alto. woodside everyone. 60s, san bruno at 68 degrees. warmer on wednesday. could be a little chill in the morning air for wednesday morning. we'll warm it up. cooldown on friday. just a little bump up in the temperatures.

we'll hop into sunday. [laughter] >> yay. thank you, steve. 7:22. a gruesome discovery stuns one marin county community, the new details we've learned about the days before a man's body was found in novato. plus -- a surprising development relating to the missing malaysian jet. ♪

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we see two or three maybe a year. that's because i spend a lot of time on the golden gate bridge. >> researchers say the whale appears healthy and may be exploring the bay out of curiosity. small boats must stay at least 300 feet away from the whale so it is not stressed. 7:26. search crews hope to send the u.s. navy's robotic submarine back down into the indian ocean today hoping that find that missing malaysian jets. the crews sent the submarine to the waters yesterday but it came back up after only six hours of searching when the water urn ited out to be deeter than expected -- deeper than expected. officials say there's a safety feature on the submarine that prevents it from going 15,000 feet under water. new information shows the copilot's phone was on even though it was supposed to be off in the cockpit.

and it stayed on after the plane disappeared. sources tell cnn that the copilot's phone was searching for service even after the flight's communications were mysteriously shut off. now the details also confirm the flight turned westward from its planned path and that that plane was probably flying low enough for a cell phone tower to pick up the phone's signal. 7:27. an alleged sexual assault at a quiet park in sausalito. the reason police say it is critical that a witness come forward even though the suspect is already behind bars. google is looking for bakers, mothers, rockers, and surgeons to try on their google glasses. we'll tell you how you can get your hand on the glasses and how much they will cost you. we have a look at the commute and traffic is getting busier all over the place. we'll take a closer look at this freeway and give you some

drive times for some of the east bay commutes. the higher clouds are about ready to move out of the area. but the low clouds are holding on. there is a little north wind in the north bay. we'll show you how that will impact the fog in the next couple of hours. bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone.

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it is 7:30. you are looking live at a park along the water in sausalito.

though it may look pretty tranquil this morning. one woman said it was the scene of a terrible attack. what she says happened to her and the reap police are searching for one particular witness even though they already have a suspect. good morning. welcome, one again, to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. i just ducked outside. steve, what do you think about our forecast? >> gray for most. >> okay. >> if you are near the coast and bay. a lot of fog, higher clouds. mostly sunny skies will win out here. a little hint of a breeze. 40s, 50s. mainly 50s. mostly cloudy. mostly sunny by noon. and then sunny, breezy, again, a westerly breezy way. some clearing taking place. the higher clouds are flying out of the picture. right at 50. oakland, 55. san jose, 54. decent breeze but again here -- this is a sign of things to come northwest, northwest. other areas are south orer

withly. the -- or westerly. you can see some of that holding on. already clearing taking place on the mendocino coast. looks like parts of the sonoma coast. some of the fog might hold onto parts of the san mateo coast later. it will still be mostly sunny. just a little cooldown. partly sunny. cloudy to mostly cloudy in the morning. more sun in the afternoon. splitting the difference. 60s, upper 70s for those inland. a few low 80s. >> we are looking the at a commute for the -- looking at a commute for the most part has not been too bad. there's been some glitches. 24 pretty heavy to the oakland area. the drive time is about 12 minutes driving between those two points. we don't have crashes but it will be slow. the traffic on westbound bay bridge approach, that's a 25- minute drive time between the toll plaza and the delay all the way up into san francisco exits. and we are still looking at southbound 101 traffic that's

-- i'm sorry, southbound 880 traffic, i should say is slow from 238 all the way down to fremont. southbound 880 right near decoto road, there was a slowdown near stevenson. give yourself extra time as you drive that stretch. 7:33. back to the desk. >> all right, sal. for the first time today, google glass is for sale to anyone who lives in the united states who is 18 years old or older and you are willing to pay a hefty price. tara moriarty is live in san francisco where google glass, tara, it's already controversial. >> reporter: that's right. but you know, google says it basically needs guinea pigs. it's looking for everybody from mothers to surgeons to rockers to sign up on the website to get a pair of these glasses, test them out so they can try to perfect them before they hit the mass market. if you take a look. this is the website. it opened at 6:00 this morning. you basically have to fill out

all of the information. it asks you a bunch of questions about becoming a glass explorer. you have to be 18 years old. you have to be a u.s. resident and have a u.s. shipping address. now, google isn't saying how many pairs of the glasses will be available. they are different from the 10,000 sold to a select group of techies and contest winners. these ones have a thumbnail in the frame where the computerized images occur. the cost $1500. now, glass looks like a pair of specs. it can take pictures which has created privacy concerns. a woman was in a san francisco bar. she was demonstrating how glass works when someone snatched it. another weekend, one man had his ripped from his face while walking in the mission district. the thief smashed the glass on the ground. some say glass is a symbol of wealth. others say they may be resistant to the technology.

others say they are angry workers that google has moved into san francisco forcing long- time tenants out and driving up the cost of rent. if you are interested, this is a bun-time thing only -- one- time thing only and then they will hit the shelves and those should be a lot less pricey. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. the sonoma county sheriff's department is hoping that virtual reality can help prevent another deadly shooting like the one that killed andy lopez last october. police say he was carrying a toy gun that looked like it was real. the sheriff's department is asking for the virtual reality simulator to train them on the use of lethal force. deputies presented that idea last night to a community task force that was formed after lopez was killed. that device would prevecket images -- project images on screens giving dults a 180- degree training platform.

some members of the task force are skeptical. they say the department needs to focus on cultural tie versety training first -- diversity training first. clair county supervisors will meet and decide on a plan to put more officers on the streets of the bay area's biggest city, san jose. the city of san jose has been dealing with a dwindling police force due mainly to budget cutbacks and pension reforms. so today supervisors will talk about putting county sheriff's deputies on patrol in san jose. the county would offer the services on a contract basis. the deputies would probably patrol near the county borders and also on transit lines. 7:36. sausalito is not known for crime but police there are hoping a woman who may have witnessed a sexual assault at a public park comes forward. brian flores is live at gabrielson park in sausalito to explain why this witness is so important. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning. not only is violent crime rare

in sausalito but so is the search for a particular witness. police say that witness, a woman, may have seen or heard a sexual assault that happened here at gabrielson park last friday. hopefully, she may be watching the news this morning. police did arrest 51-year-old diego rodriquez over the weekend. police say rodriquez and a young woman were hanging out at a few restaurants and bars. but police say rodriquez was offering or recruiting the woman for a restaurant job where he worked. well, after several drinks, both of them ended up at gabrielson park where police say rodriquez assaulted her on a park bench. both of them then walked to a nearby restaurant where the woman made a b-line to a restroom. that's where she called police. rodriquez standing outside of the restroom unaware she made the call and then police arrested him. police say a witness back at the park may have seen or heard what happened. >> they had been talking over the past couple of weeks. he asked her if he could go

have some drinks, kind of hang out tonight, that night, and talk about it. and that's where it started. >> you are just outside of where help can be or where people can see. you just never know. >> reporter: police say that woman was carrying -- the witness, i should say, was carrying a flashlight at the park and may have been walking her dog around the same time as well, around the alleged sexual assault, around 11:45 again last friday. night. that is what the only description from her. there were no lights from the park. it was very dark at the time as well. as for rodriquez, he's being held on $100,000 bail. he's scheduled to appear in court later on today. we're live here in sausalito, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. city leaders in martinez may face a noisy crowd tomorrow. they will be talking about a possible ban on growing medical marijuana outdoors. city council members say more people are pushing for a ban complaining that pot gardens

are a magnet for thieves. they smell bad and children may be exposed to it. however, medical marijuana users and supporters say a ban would be discriminatory. they put together a facebook page encouraging people to come out to tomorrow's meeting. a marin county oiflter farm now asking the u.s. supreme court to intervene in its fight for survival. the owner of drake's bay at point reyes national seashore is challenging a decision by the former interior secretary to reject the renewal of the farm's lease. the owner filed a request yesterday that put this case before the u.s. supreme court. the case has already been turned down three times by federal judges. a man figure in the leland yee political scandal is due back in a san francisco courtroom this morning. raymond sh shrimp boy chow is expected to enter a plea. he was the first target of an fbi investigation that eventually led to the

indictment of leland yee. chow's lawyers august the fbi of he trapment in its decision to -- entrapment in its decision to prosecute him. fbi agents plan to question board president david chu and other members of the board of supervisors in its ongoing investigation. leland yee was a member of san francisco's board of supervisors in the late 1990s. b.a.r.t. police are investigating an incident that created chaos during last night's commute. trouble began shortly before 5:00 p.m. b.a.r.t. police shut down the montgomery street station and evacuated the platform after a train operator reported a woman underneath a train. that forced thousands of riders to pack into other downtown san francisco b.a.r.t. stations. some lines stretched up the stairs. the escalators had to be turned off and people backed off on the street. >> everyone was leaving and

they said the station was closed. so i turned around and left and went back to work. >> i got here around 6:15 and i went down to the station. >> people were trying to get into a train that was pretty much full. >> ktvu has learned surveillance video has learned the woman running toward the track and jumping in front of the train. she was taken to the hospital for treatment of a head injury and is expected to survive. there's still no word why the woman jumped in front of the train. a family of nine including children is safe following a big fire in san jose. how the family was able to escape and what authorities are saying about the cause of the fire. plus a terrifying report that registered sex offenders and victims, what they have in

common. southbound 680 after the benicia bridge there is a crash there. traffic is quickly backing up across the bridge. coming up, we'll give you the alternate route to get around this problem. mostly sunny for some, already the higher clouds moving out. but some of that fog is moving fast. patrick in redwood shores says there's fog. we'll show it to you and see how long it lasts.

a mammoth firefight continues in chile in the densely populated towns. people are lining up with buckets of water to try to stop the fire from spreading. at least 15 people have been

killed. almost 3,000 homes destroyed. the president of chile says this fire has grown to dimensions never before seen. new and disturbing information released surfaced regarding two serial killers in rowrnty. steven gordon and frank hana were arrested for raping and killing at least four women in orange county, including three who went missing from santa ana last year. both men are registered sex offenders. police the say thewomen were targeted because of their ties to prostitution. and they were both wearing gps monitors during their crime spree. >> the gps was, in fact, in attached to -- was, in fact, attached to the suspects during the commission of the crime, yes. >> police did not elaborate on how the men could have carried out the killings while still under supervision. they did say there could be more victims. both men are due in court later

today. new details about the death of a man whose body was found in novato. police now say the 31-year-old jimmy tehadaa was missing days before he was found stabbed to death. take a look at this sketch. this is the person police say may have information about the death of him. police are offering a $1,000 reward for information about the person you see in this sketch. they are not saying how they were able to develop a description of this man. now, his body was found on saturday, april 5th, by an off- duty firefighter hiking near the loma verde preserve. but police say he had not been seen or heard from since the wednesday before his body was found. they also say tejeda has a history of gang activity. if you have any information about this, call the novato police department. a bay area youth baseball coach has been sentenced now to ten years and eight months in prison after pleading guilty to

child molestation charges. 53-year-old joel coughman apologized to his victims and their families at the sentencing yesterday. he said he was "a broken man because of his own childhood molestation at the hands of his scoutmaster." he coached bishop high school and palo alto high school as well as little league and traveling teams. it's all the buzz on social media. many people were up late last night to see a total lunar eclipse. if you looked up into the sky about 12:45 this morning, you probably saw this -- a red moon also called a blood moon. hundreds of people gathered at the chabot space and science center. there, they got to look at the eclipse through telescopes. this is the first in a series of four. there will be three more over the next two years. one about every six months. besides the red moon stargazers got a bonus last night that's because mars was at the closest

point to earth shining brightly in the night sky. a lot of people are posting their pictures of the total lunar eclipse on our facebook page. this one shows the moon before and after the eclipse. this man posted this view, he's not from the bay area. he posted this view from his apartment in anchorage alaska. you can see mars in the distance there. we have cute viewers everywhere. >> everywhere. 7:48. we also have sal. are you still keeping an eye on contra costa county? >> you can always go to my facebook page and post your pictures. >> see, and i always go there. >> dave, tori, anyone watching, go to my facebook page and give me something cool. dave mentioned contra costa county. there is a crash there blocking a couple of lanes at least southbound 6800. now the alternate route for you to get into martinez and

concord would be to use 80 across the carquinez bridge and then use highway 4 around this way to get through the area instead of dealing with highway 680, instate 680 come -- instate 680 coming out here because it will be slow. southbound 101 at tully, a police investigation of a deadly crash. but northbound traffic is backed up almost from blossom hill up in the area. after that, the traffic is okay. this is a look at highway 24. it's about a 12-minute drive time between 680/24 interchange and the tunnel. and this morning's commute is backed up for a 25-minute drive time between oakland and san francisco at the bay bridge toll plaza. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. a very good morning. some fog around. some areas are already sunny. fog, though, moving fast as patrick said beginning to move into noster city -- foster city. some of that will clear out nast. morning clouds. late morning early afternoon

sun. i know some of you have that. great pattern. pretty good cooldown on friday. the system moves in. the weekend looks good. no extreme one way or another. then next tuesday we'll see how things shake up. there are signs of rain moving in here. cooler and then through may 1st. the three systems, we'll seal if the forecast models are -- we'll see if the forecast models are all right. it looks like things are changing next week. today, a lot of high clouds. they are almost gone. the low clouds are starting to clear as a north wind kicks in along the coast. san francisco 53. 58 at noon. a high today of 6 a. it will be sunny later on. you can see some low clouds but along parts of the ma -- of the sonoma coast and mendocino cote. 52 in the city. 52 half moon bay and livermore, antioch, concord and walnut creek walnut creek. everyone is close on the temperatures. this a pretty good breeze.

it looks like that's quiet down. north wind, northwest. the north wind will take care of that all of the low clouds. west wind at sfo. wend wind at -- at livermore -- west wind at livermore. 11 degrees in sioux falls. the coldest temperature so late in the season. cincinnati had snow. you can see it right there on the back side of that with some possibility of some severe weather. carolinas into florida. that is turning to snow from buffalo and cleveland, pittsburg, whoa, baby. they may get a hint of snow. 48 redding. the drier air will win out. clouds in the morning. even some some of you have the sun. we'll go mostly sunny later on after you get rid of the morning fog.

it will get out of here. it might be stubborn south especially on the san mateo coast. 60s, 70s to very low 80s. antioch, brentwood. upper 70s. danville, also livermore, pleasanton. but 60s, oakland, berkeley. 79 morgan hill. 75 san jose. santa clara milpitas at 74. same for mountain view. 70s on the peninsula. a little warmer on wednesday. about the same on thursday. then a cooldown on friday. and just a little bump up as we go into the weekend and easter. >> hopping of the easter bunny. thank you. an embezzlement scandal rocks a well-known oakland church. the connection the suspect has to a major bay area transit system. also, how 49ers' star linebacker aldon smith's arrest at l.a.x. could affect the criminal charges he faces right here in the bay area. [ male announcer ] get to subway for the spicy italian,

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they plan to file hate crime charges against the white supremacist arrested for killing three people at two jewish facilities. 73-year-old frazier glenn cross was arrested for the shootings in overland park, kansas on sunday. the hate crime designation means he will face state and federal charges in the killings. miller was once a ku klux klan leader and often -- spoke often about his hatred for jews. san bruno police arrested two teenaged boys in connection with three recent robberies that had a neighborhood on edge. the robberies happened near the walmart and youtube offices last week. police say the suspects are an 18-year-old and a 16-year-old. and they used a kitchen knife and hammer to rob their victims. officers arrested the younger boy in the area of the robberies on wednesday. they also found a handgun in his possession. the 18-year-old was arrested in his daily city home. 7:55. san francisco police still searching for a man who took

over a supershuttle van filled with passengers on their way to the airport. this happened sunday morning. police say the man talked his way onto that van and waited for the driver to make a stop at a hotel to pick up someone else. that's when he jumped into the driver's seat and drove off with the passengers still inside. now, police say the passengers fought with the man. he eventually pulled over. they jumped out and grabbed their luggage. tsa agents at sonoma county airport found a big knife inside of some enchiladas inside a woman's carry-on bag. the knife was discovered yesterday morning at the alaska airlines screening station. the woman told the screener she didn't know how the knife got there. she was eventually cleared to fly but she may still be fined as much as $10,000. 7:56. a miami radio station is giving details about the night of

partying involving colin kaepernick, two other players and an identified woman. police say it happened two weeks ago at the voice roy hotel. ricardo lockett reportedly called 911 saying a naked woman had passed out in their hotel room. emergency responders brought her to the hospital, prompting a police report. police are waiting for toxicology tests to come back on the 25-year-old woman before deciding their next move in this case. experts say 49er linebacker aldon smith's latest run-in with the law has really added to his legal troubles. smith is accused of making a false bomb threat following his arrest at los angeles international airport on sunday. legal experts say the l.a.x. incident greatly reduces his chances of working out a plea deal with prosecutors in two other cases. smith is awaiting trial on charges of drunk driving and possessing illegal assault

weapons. 7:57. it's been a year now and they are still boston strong. we're live in boston this morning with how the city is honoring the victims of the marathon bombings one year later. >> reporter: a couple and seven chiv make it out of a burning house alive. we'll hear from the mom about how they did it and what saved their lives. good morning. we're looking at the santa clara valley. we do have a little bit of slow traffic there getting up to the 280/880 interchange in this part of the bay. the higher clouds have mostly cleared up. there's still plenty of low clouds. it looks like they will lose out to a breeze.

good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." we're live in san jose at the scene of a fire just hours ago that left a family of nine, including children that lived here, without a home. it's all charred. you can see for yourself. things were a lot different just hours earlier. take a look at this cell phone video. firefighters sent this to us. that's incredible. you can see the fire was raging this morning. ktvu's janine de la vega has been there since early this morning. she'll be back in a couple of minutes to tell us how the

family was able to get out of there to escape. it is tuesday morning. it's april 15th. i'm dave clark. >> quick look at weather and traffic now. steve, a little chilly this morning. some fog, areas already have the sun. kind of a north wind coming down. the system sliding by. the higher clouds will be gone. some of that getting wiped out, that fog. but it's holding on. more fog. because of that system which came in. kind of moved in. a little cool here coast and bay. there's a breeze that's kicked up its heels as well. still some low clouds. but some areas to the north are already clear. 51 in santa rosa. 50 in napa. mostly clear. a lot of 52s, 53 in there. warmer towards oakland at 56. that's at the airport. decent breeze. is coming down a little bit. there's your northerly direction beginning to show up in napa and santa rosa. not strong yet. but it's a sign of things to come. and a westerly breeze from sfo,

hayward to livermore. not that strong. it's an onshore breeze. overall, we'll have a mostly cloudy morning and then looks like a sunny to mostly sunny afternoon. kind of taking the difference here. morning fog, high clouds. breezy at times. temperatures, well, they will be in the 60s, 70s or a few 80s. >> we have a problem in contra costa county. southbound 680 near marina vista. we have a crash that is blocking several of the lanes. we're going to mention that off the top, traffic is slow off the breesh bridge heading south -- benicia bridge heading south. traffic is backed up. it was backed up at last point all the way up to almost the cordelia junction and 780 is a big mess. what you want to do, you want to use the alternate 80 to highway 4 to get into concord instead of using 680. 680 is a huge mess in this area. northbound one is slow from blossom hill road jill past the

scene -- just past the scene of a deadly crash. that has not affected southbound traffic so much. it's more of a rubbernecker delay. 85, there was word of a motorcycle crash near 101. but it's not causing a big delay. but 85 is slow after 87. and we do want to say that the traffic at the toll plaza is backed up for a 20-minute delay. a family of nine escaped their burning home this morning in san jose. firefighters say those smoke alarms save their lives. ktvu's janine de la vega has been out there all morning and janine, you just talked to the mother. she gets the credit for waking up her family and getting everybody out safe.

>> reporter: the woman said she works in a daycare they do fire drills. and she knows it's important to save the batteries. firefighters say this fire spread quickly. they were concerned because the townhomes are close to one another. neighbors reported hearing loud popping sounds. the woman who lives in the home that caught fire says again that she woke up after hearing those smoke alarms. >> the smoke alarms went off.

black smoke was coming, rising upstairs, i just panicked. called all of the goods and my 2 and a half-year-old and screamed for everybody to come downstairs. they already came out and ran downstairs. >> reporter: that mom said she tried to stay calm for her kids but this was -- but it was nerve breaking. she was a 6-week-old baby. she was ushering her young children down the stairs as we. as well. two other homes received minor damage. blackened walls. firefighters say they believe the fire was accidental. they don't think it was suspicious. they won't be calling out the arson unit. they are pulling out hoses and about to pack it up here. but the neighbors are rallying around this family. we just saw one of the

neighbors who has a young baby with a bag of what looked like baby clothes giving it to this family because they know right now they are in need. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. it's been a year to the day since an unspeakable act of terror cast its shadow on the boston marathon. >> twin bombings, almost immediately, selfless acts of heroism began to surface and remarkable tales of recovery have peppered headlines over the year. tory dunnan is live in boston with more. good morning, tory. >> reporter: good morning, tori. we're starting to see that here in boston today already. there are people who have been walking around wearing their

marathon jackets from last year. there are also sort of lining the streets where the bombing took place. holding up pictures of the victims. most everyone knows today is not going to be an easy day. it was a typical boston marathon. not that different from years past, that is, until 2:50 in the afternoon. >> somebody just blew up. >> reporter: on april 15th, a pair of bombs exploded near the finish line. three people were killed. more than 200 others were injured. for survivors, the scars remain and the healing continues. >> if i let myself go down that path of feeling incredibly sorry for myself and in the fetal position and crying which i still have those days. if i stay there too long, i know he wins. >> reporter: right arthe bombing, people placed -- after the bombing, people placed sneakers and letters at the

makeshift memorial. those mementos on display for the one-year anniversary. >> boston strong. we're still here. knock is gonna come -- nothing is gonna come between us. we're still here fighting unare the marathon. >> reporter: the started a finish line got a face-lift this week. the event is expected to brings thousands to the city as a show of solidarity. >> they keep us down, these terror acts that keep happening, we need to rise above them and prove that we're resilient and strong and can create something good out of something so awful. >> reporter: a city determined to heal, move on and run on. >> i'm thinking i'm glad i live in boston. i'm glad that the city came together the way it did. and that you know, love wins at the end of the day. love wins every time. >> reporter: you know, i read a tweet this morning from one of those survivors of the boston

marathon bombings. she's been pretty outspoken. she's a professional dancer. lost part of her leg. the tweet said she woke up crying this morning. she knows it will be a tough day. she will be one of the survivors that speaks at the tribute later on today. tori? >> all right, tory dunnan live for us in boston the ceremony to honor the victims of the bombings begin as the -- at noon, rather, in boston. that would be 9:00 a.m. our time. we'll stream the entire event on our website, ktvu.com. that will begin right after "mornings on 2." survivers of are planning to be at the finish line of this year's race which happens on monday. that includes 12-year-old aaron hern of martinez. he was watching his mother run the marathon when the bombs went off. he suffered shrapnel injuries on most of his body. this year, both parents will run and he will be there cheering them on and there's been addition to the hern

family. aaron's mother was pregnant at the time of the marathon. caroline is the newest member of the family. within the next 340 days the ntsb will release a report about that deadly bus crash last week in chico. investigators say it will answer a lot of questions. the crash happened last thursday when a fed-ex truck crossed a median and hit a charter bus. ten people including five high school students were killed. investigators say they recovered the electronic control modules from the charter bus and the fed-ex bus that hit it. those modules are like the black box on a plane. investigators say the one from the truck, it was destroyed. the one from the bus still has important information on it. now the driver of the fed-ex truck has been identified as tim evans. the sacramento bee is reporting to both evans and the driver of the bus had clean driving records. they were both killed in the crash. blood tests on both of the drivers are being performed

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a top executive at a transit system -- a.c. transit is facing embezzlement charges accused of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from his oakland church. ktvu's alex savidge is live to let us know how that money may have been spent and what church officials are saying this morning. good morning, alex. >> reporter: well, good morning to you. prosecutors say a.c. transit's chief financial officer stole money from allen temple baptist church where he worships. the church representative told me a short time ago that he had no comments on these charges. a.c. transit's cfo, lewis clinton junior went in front of a judge to face these charges. he's accused of stealing more

than $5500 -- $500,000. these charges are not related to his work at the transit agency. he spent this money on a luxury car, his kids' tuition to a golf club membership. prosecutors say he used positions on the board to steal church funds. clinton was even board president of a church-run corporation set up to provide housing to low-income families. now, prosecutors say the embezzlement came to light in 2012 when a bookkeeper noticed suspicious withdrawals from a church bank account. clinton makes more than $200,000 a year as a.c. transit's cfo. he also happens to be the trustee of the agency's retirement board. but in light of these charges right now, officials with a.c. transit are saying that he's listen on administrative leave for the foreseeable future. we're live in downtown oakland,

alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:16. a football player is in jail this morning accused of pulling a gun during an argument at a minor league game in pacifica. it happened saturday afternoon at tara nova high school. the game was between the pacific islanders and the sacramento capital city fury. one of the players from sacramento, 25-year-old jewel you why caesar douglas junior was -- julius caesar douglas junior was arrested for having a weapon. police say the weapon was stolen. it's a dumping program in oakland that's become really popular. it's almost bkfired. people are being allowed to dump their trash for free at ten dump sites until tomorrow. but the dumpsters are becoming so full, they are overflowing and causing more problems. one issue a lot of people are coming from other cities to dump their trash and that wasn't part of the plan. >> when the dumpsters are full, wait until the next day.

don't pile it around the dumpster. >> please don't bring another thing out here. we can't take anything else. >> the city says the next time the program takes place people will be stationed at each dump site to make sure that the people who are bringing trash are really residents. a homeless man and a trek entrepreneur are working together to show the reality of life on the streets. adam is wearing a gopro camera and recording how people react to him as he tries to sell the street sheet newspaper. adam says he's seen both the good and ugly sides of humanity. >> everything from beaten up, six months in jail, spit on. people have stopped to talk to me. people talk to me. that means more than money could. >> kevin is his partner. he says he's using technology to promote understanding between different kind of people. you can see more of the video

from his camera. go to ktvu.com. we have a link to the homeless gopro project web page. >> kind of an interesting concept. worked at a radio station where a homeless person was working. sal, you are watching the roads and the bridges. >> tori, i remember that, i remember low listening to it. highway 4 will be slow. good news in martinez nearby, southbound 680. they've cleared the crash near marina vista. they've opened the lanes. traffic is behind schedule heading down to concord and pleasant hill, walnut creek. 4 is getting better. if you are driving on northbound 101 out of blossom hill area we still have an investigation of a crash on southbound 101 near tully that

is causing some slow traffic. 8:19. let's go to steve. >> hold on there, sal. >> that's the airport. >> san jose airport. what do we have? private jets over there. we're at sfo. excuse me. well, thanks for telling me. you are right, ken. thank you. some of that fog -- you have no idea sometimes, folks. higher fog bank has moved in. it's still holding it ground a little bit even up in parts of the north bay. onshore breeze, a little cooler there. westerly breeze but a north wind will win out. but the fog is moving fast. if you are in that, it can be chilly. 52 in san francisco. just heard from cassie jean, 52 in el granado. seems consistent with the low cloud deck. the higher clouds, they are out of the picture but the low clouds still holding on a

little bit. areas clear, monterey, inc is the handle there. showing fog there as well. that was 8:00. 50s on the temperatures for everybody. kind of holding ground because of the fog. if you have the sunshine, then, the higher clouds held your temperature up plus a little breeze. but the higher clouds are really flying out of the picture. we'll go partly sunny. the higher clouds are about gone. morning fog. a little breezy at styles. i think the temperatures, 60s, 70s to a few upper 70s. clearlake being won. 77 fairfield. had gusts to 22 miles an hour earlier. 68 oakland. antioch at 80. pleasanton, 79. 79 morgan hill. 77 sirah toga and -- saratoga and los gatos. mainly low 70s on the peninsula for most. a little warmer on wednesday. mostly sunny on thursday. cooldown on track for friday and a little gradual warm up. sunday looks to be the west day of the weekend. >> thank you. 8:21. well, the san francisco bay is

the new temporary home for a huge attraction but there is a warning for viewers to stay away. the huks explanation -- huge explanation is still ahead. and the digital clue lift behind by the copilot's cell phone in the missing malaysian flight is shedding light on mystery.

search crews hope to send the u.s. navy's robotic submarine back down into the

indian ocean today in hopes of finding the missing malaysian airlines jet. crews sent the submarine into the water yesterday but it returned to the surface after only six hours of searching when the water turned out to be deeper than expected. officials say there is a safety feature on the submarine that prevents it from going more than 15,000 feet underwater. in the meantime, new information shows the copilot's phone was on even though it was supposed to be off in the cockpit. it stayed on after the plane disappeared. sources tell cnn the copilot's phone was searching for service even after the communications were shut off. the new details confirm the flight did turn westward from the planned path and the plane was likely flying low enough for a cell tower to pick up the phone's signal. 8:25. apple getting closer to its annual update on new products. there are new rumors.

for months we've heard the next generation iphone will have a bigger screen. now they say apple will unveil two larger screens for the iphone including one that's five and a half inches. they are calling that one a fablet. kind of a combination phone and tablet. another report says apple will include a chip to make it easy to use mobile payment systems. that chip is being used in the android phones. there is a new leader at mozilla. the interim ceo is chris beard. he's a member of the board. beard also helped launch firefox when he served as the chief marketing officer. now insiders say he's a strong candidate to become the permanent ceo. the former ceo, brendan ike, resigned after the public found out he donated to -- out he donated to support banning gay marriage. the search continues for a woman who may have unknowingly

witnessed a crime in sausalito. what police believe she may have seen take place at a local park. >> reporter: spectacles with an internet connection. we're talking about google glass. we'll tell you how you can get your hands on them but only for today. good morning. we're still looking at kind of a hectic commute in many areas. we'll tell you why traffic is all of a sudden slow in some places. higher clouds are about gone but a little breeze and some of that low clouds an fog are making for a cooler -- and fog are making for a cooler morning. we'll see if the cooler days will last for the next couple.

good morning. welcome back to "mornings on

2." it is tuesday. april 15th. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve, will we see any sunshine today? >> yes, we will. some areas already have the sun. probably feel a breeze. the low clouds are getting chewed up. already starting to move down the coast. they will be with us for the morning but the afternoon it looks like it sunny exeam a few patches. san mateo coast, cool for some. 50s, 60s to near 70. mostly sunny by noon and then sunny later on. higher clouds are flying out of the picture. 50s on the temperatures. low to mid. i mean, about 50, 55 covers it. about 52 degrees. travis, coming down the breeze. there is more of a northwest for some. that will eventually win out. but it's not widespread yet but it is a sign of things to come later on and that should give us a sunny to mostly sunny day. right now if you have that fog, it might take you a while. partly sunny i'm just kind of splitting the difference. morning fog.

the higher clouds are fon. a little breezy. no doubt that's picked up. 60s, 70s, mainly upper 70s inland. here's sal. good morning. we're still looking at a -- kind of a dicey commute in contra costa county. we had earlier problems there. we're also looking at slow traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza which is backed up to about the foot of the macarthur maze. a 25-minute drive time into san francisco. speaking of which, we have some slowing on northbound 101 especially if you are using the central freeway but also coming in from the 280 interchange and the drive time is about 5 to 7 minutes. normally it will take you 1 or 2 when traffic is clear. not a big deal. it's heavier than normal. 680, as we mentioned, had the accident in martinez, it's cleared. but 680 is lighter than usual which is nice. 80 westbound just pockets of slow traffic from vallejo as you head down to oakland not a big deal a little bit of slowing in richmond and berkeley. 78:-- 8:31. back to the desk. a woman accused of shooting

and killing a boy in richmond last week turned herself into san francisco police. the richmond police department says melinda gaffney remains in san francisco police custody this morning. later this week, she will be transferred to the county jail in martinez or richmond. she was wanted in connection with the shooting death of 16- year-old terence forks after an argument on april 8th near a large housing complex in richmond. she's being held on $1 million bail. happening now -- for one day, google is offering the public a chance to buy it cutting-edge eyewear called google glass. however, privacy concerns and also some violent confrontations with users is causing a controversy. ktvu's tara moriarty joining us live from san francisco now and you have both sides of this high-tech debate. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, google glass is now on the market just for one day, though. you don't have to stand in line. but rather you have to go

online. big surprise. this is a look at the website right here. they are basically looking for guinea pigs. this has become a glass explorer. this is for today only. all you have to do fill out all of the information. you have to to be 18. a u.s. resident and have a u.s. shipping address. google is not saying how many pairs will be available. they are different from the 10,000 pairs sold sold to a group of technies and contest -- techies and contest winners. they don't have glasses but a thumbnail in the corner where the computerized images appear. the cost, $1500. they look like a pair of spectacles. it can take pictures or video resecretly which has -- secretly which has created privacy concerns. a woman was demonstrating them in a bar and someone snatched them from her. another man had them rimmed from his -- ripped from his

face walking and they were smashed to the ground. others curious about technology and its vad advancement a go. $1500 is the tab if you are interested. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:34. the sonoma county sheriff's department considering using virtual reality to help prevent another deadly shooting like the one that killed 13-year-old andy lopez last october. police say lopez was carrying a toy gun that looked real. the sheriff's department is asking for the virtual reality simulator to train their officers on the use of lethal force. last night, deputies presented the idea to a community task force that was formed after lopez was killed. that device would project images on three screens giving sheriff's deputies a 180-degree training plat norm. some of the members of the task

force are skeptical about the simulator. they say the department needs to focus on cultural die veersty training first. santa clara will talk about -- diversity training first. santa clara will talk about putting more police officers on san jose. so today, the supervisors will talk about putting county sheriff's deputies on patrol in san jose. the county would offer those services on a contract basis. the deputies would probably patrol near county borders and transit lines. sausalito is not known for crime. but police there are hoping a woman who may have witnessed a sexual assault at a public park comes forward. brian flores is live in san rafael with more on the court hearing today and why finding this witness is so important. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, tori. well, the person leaked in this sexual assault is -- alleged in

this sexual assault is scheduled for a hearing here in san rafael. in terms of finding this witness, finding her will help the prosecution's case but also talking with her could shed new light on this sexual assault. diego rodriquez was arrested over the weekend. police say he and another woman were hanging out at a new downtown restaurants and bars in sausalito. the peg here, police say she was offering or recruiting the woman for a restaurant job where he worked. after several drinks, both of them talked to gabrielson park where police say he assaulted her on a park bench. both walked to a restaurant where the woman made it to a restroom and that's where she called police. rodriquez was standing outside of the restroom unaware she made the call and police arrested him there. police say a witness back at the park may have seen or heard what happened. >> they had casually been talking over the last couple of weeks. he asked her if they could go have some drinks, kind of hang

out tonight, that night and talk about it and that's where it started. >> you are just outside of where help can be or where people can see and, you know, you just never know. >> reporter: police say that woman witness was carrying a flashlight and may have been walking her dog at the time the alleged assault happened which was around 11:45 last night friday. that was the only description by sausalito police. there's no lights at the park. very dark at the time as well. as for rodriquez. he's being held on $100,000 bail. he's scheduled for a 9:00 arraignment this morning here at the courthouse in san rafael. we've give you another update for the noon news. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, brian. a san jose police officer accused of rape has pleaded not guilty. jeffrey graves did not speak as he left the courthouse yesterday afternoon. prosecutors say he sexually assaulted a woman at a hotel in september. she had been taken there after

a domestic disturbance call. graves is free on $100,000 bail. he's due back in court may 13th. a main figure in a leland yee political scandal is due back in the courtroom this morning. chow is scheduled to enter a plea to money laundering and several other charges. chow was the first target of an fbi investigation that eventually led to the indictment of state senator leland yee. chow's lawyers accuse the fbi of entrapment in its decision to prosecute the former chinatown gang leader. the nib is headed to -- the fbi is headed to san francisco city hall in its investigation into this scandal. fbi agents plan to interview board president david chu and other members of the board of supervisors in its ongoing investigation. a city aide tells ktvu these interviews are voluntary and there's no indication any member of the supervisors in san francisco is involved in this scandal in any way.

leland yee was a member of san francisco's board of supervisors in the late 1990s. 78:39. city official -- 8:39. city officials may face a noisy credit card tomorrow and talk about a possible band on the growing of medical marijuana outdoors. city council members say a growing number of people are pushing for a ban, saying it brings about thieves and it smells bad. medical marijuana users say that would be discriminatory. they put together a football page and are en-- facebook page and are encouraging people to come out. it's april 15th. if you still have not filed your taxes, it could be as easy as a click of the mouse. more people are e-filing. 91% of the returns have been done through the internet. last year, 85%.

doing it online makes it easy to get returns in by the last minute. there are some post offices around the bay area that are staying late today. we have a list at ktvu.com. there's one in oakland, san jose, sfo. it's interesting. for years we've always had reporters out at the post offices. >> late at night. >> i am not sure we're gonna do that. >> times have changed. >> exactly. a security officer made a strange discovery, a strange place where they found a possible deadly weapon. >> reporter: scary moments for a san jose couple and seven children as they wake up to their home filled with smoke. we'll tell you what's being credited with i saving their life -- with saving their lives. it's still a little bit slow on interstate 280 getting unto the 17/880 interchange.

we'll tell you more about the drive and also the east bay commutes. the fogs are pretty much out of the picture. a little coolern a -- cooler pattern now. we'll see if that extends into the next couple of days.

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some of the top stories we're following for you right now. one year ago today, two bombs blew up at the finish line of the boston marathon. three people were killed more than 200 were hurt. a phone scammer called the san leandro police department and said he was with the dea demanding money warning about a federal investigation into an online pharmacy scam. police forwarded the information to the dea and they are investigating. also new this morning a family of nine including seven children escaped with their lives from their burning home early today. the fire started around 4:00 a.m. at their townhouse on moorings court. janine de la vega now in front of that home. you can show us we're looking

over your shoulder, the damage. >> reporter: the woman stepped out a little while ago and took a look at the home where she used to live. she was just taking her head. she said she tried to stay calm. you could see here it's clearly gutted. cars are burnt. everything is destroyed. here's some cell phone video we obtained showing how intense the flames were. firefighters say this fire spread quickly. they were concerned because the townhomes are close to one another. the woman said she woke up to the sound of smoke alarms and rounded up her seven children and the father. they all got out safe but are reeling from the loss. we lost everything we have.

i have a 6-week-old, we have seven children. we have nothing no more. i mean, nothing. we don't even have shoes on our feet. we lost everything. like i said before i'm glad we have one another. >> reporter: as you heard, the mom has a newborn and her other six children are young. the red cross is providing them with assistance. neighbors have stepped up to offer clothing. two other homes received minor damage. firefighters do not believe that this fire was suspicious. they believe it was accidental based on their investigation. now all morning the family has been worried about their dog. it was in the back yard when the fire started and ran away. but in the past half-hour, they were able to find the dog. it was running around in the neighborhood and they have their dog. they have their lives. nobody was injured. so they are fortunate. but again just devastated over the loss. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel

2 news. of after several deadlines extensions, today marks the end of the first open enrollment period for covered california. california's health insurance exchange is encouraging thousands of people who started application to finish them up before midnight. march 31st was the original signup deadline. but the website was swamped and kept crashing. people who started applications have until midnight to finish them. diabetes are being warned to stay on top of their medicine and diets under the affordable care act. doctors say before the new healthcare law was passed, most insurance companies would not cover people with diabetes because it was too expensive. now the insurance companies have no choice and to keep costs down, the companies are making sure that diabetes they cover are taking care of themselves. companies say some methods include calling patients, helping them get to the doctors and even sending nurses on

house calls. 8:47. a huge whale has been seen in san francisco bay and everybody is warned stay away. here's some video we obtained of the gray whale. a marine biologist shot this video. he says the whale appears to be healthy. it will probably find its way back to the ocean in a couple of days. but he's warning boaters don't go out there looking for the whale. just leave it alone because you don't want to stress the whale. >> don't want to stress the whale out. probably taking a little tour. 8:48. let's check in with sal. see how things are moving. >> good morning. we are looking at 101 san francisco. there is a backup approaching the octavia street offramp because of some sort of fuel leak or spill because the fire department is cleaning u as i look at this picture, things are getting better than they were. still about a 20-minute drive

time between oakland and san francisco no major problems on 80 westbound as you drive from hercules to richmond on the maps there. i also want to mention that southbound 101 at tully is finally cleared. westbound 92 is still slow. let's go to steve. all right, sal. thank you. some clearing taking place on the fog. but there's still plenty to go around. the higher clouds have cleared the area. it will be sunny for some. a little cooler due to that onshore breeze. fog, though will eventually lose out here. a little bit of a northerly breeze. might take a while for parts of the coast. 50s on the temperatures. some areas punching in the upper 50s to near 60. mini summertime program. march's data is coming in, closest since 2002 and the 31st coldest march ever. boy, is it another chilly april here. we had snow on the back side of this into cincinnati the there's still some -- cincinnati. there's still some snow here. pretty good rain and thunderstorms along the line.

but the snow continues. winter does not want to let go. record lows up into south dakota, 11 degrees sioux falls this morning. some of the fog again -- it's already beginning to slide down the coast. 36 tahoe. 53 sacramento. 54 in monterey. the drier air moves in. a little more of a northerly breeds which give us a mostly sunny afternoon. you have the fog. it might be stubborn there for a while. but it will let go. 60s, 70s to mid-70s. upper 70s. a little bit of a breeze. more of a northerly wind will take over and replace the breeze later on. temperatures pretty close to where we should be. slightly above inland. cooler, coast, bay. temperatures with the sunshine. we'll start to rebound on wednesday. thursday looks good. another cooldown on track for friday and then the weekend looks pretty good. sunday appears to be the best day of the weekend. 8:50. a disturbing confession about sex offenders accused of murders here in california. the new information we just

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8:53. minutes ago, kansas state prosecutors announced they are filing murder charges against a known white supremacist accused of killing three people at two jewish facilities. 73-year-old frazier glenn cross was arrested for the shootings in overland park, kansas on

sunday. prosecutors say they are charging him with one count of capital murder for the deaths of a 14-year-old boy and his grandfather and one count of first-degree premeditated murder for the death of a woman gunned down while visiting her mother at a nearby retirement complex. >> we don't have hate crime charges in kansas. you know, he's charged with capital murder which is the most serious crime that you can be charged with in the state of kansas. it has the most serious penalty you can give which is the potential of the death penalty. >> miller was once a ku klux klan leader and spoke often about his hatred for jews. the three victims were all christian. federal prosecutors also said there's enough evidence to -- to add additional hate crime charges before a grand jury. disturbing information surfaced regarding two accused serial killers in orange county. patrolees steven gordon and frank cano were arrested for

killing at least four women. both men are registered sex offenders. and police say the women were targeted because of their pry ties to -- because of their ties to prosecution. the prosecution said both men were wearing gms monitors during their crime spree -- gps monitors during their crime spree. both men are due in court later today. tsa agents at sonoma county airport cleared a woman for travel even after a big knife was found inside of an enchilada she had inside of her luggage. this was at the alaska screening station. the enchilada with the knife was inside her carry-on bag. the woman told the screener she didn't know how it got there. despite being cleared. she may still be fined as much as $10,000. 8:55. a miami radio station is providing details about the night of partying involving colin kaepernick. two other football players and

an unfidded woman -- unidentified woman. police say it happened at the voice roy hotel. ricardo longest reportedly called -- lockett called 911 saying a naked woman passed out in their hotel. first responders showed up, prompting the police to come. tonight, the giants start a three-day series against the dodgers at at&t park on this very special jackie robinson day. jackie robinson broke baseball's color-barrier with the dodgers this date back in 1947. and major legal baseball is honoring jackie robinson once again today. every player will wear his number 42. now, there are 67 african- american players today in the major leagues. interesting, the giants are among three teams that don't

have a single african-american player. >> very interesting. >> yes, it is. want to check in with sal and i know who you will be rooting for. >> that's right. [laughter] >> at the ballpark. >> that's a given. >> no secret there. >> good morning, everybody. let's take a look at some of these pictures. we still have some slow traffic out there. some things are improving. 880 has not been as bad as it normally is. passing the coliseum, you will see slowing past hide street. here, the drive time between oakland and san francisco is about 20 minutes. from hercules to richmond on 80 this commute has been good except for slowing in the southern part of richmond and el cerrito. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. already sunny. pretty close to seasonal temperatures. some fog will persist coast and bay. warmer wednesday and thursday and cooler on friday. >> and worse in other parts of

the country. gosh. >> that's our report for this morning. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> a ceremony honoring the boston marathon victims is getting underway on this first anniversary of the tragedy. we'll stream the ceremony live at ktvu.com and have more on the news at noon. we're always here for you at ktvu.com as well as twitter and facebook. thank you for joining us.

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