a sailing race ends tragically in the redwood city marina here. we will tell you who is handling this investigation after one person is killed, another severely injured. a major thoroughfare is shut down right now after a deadly morning -- early morning crash. the new details police released in the last 30 minutes about what may have caused the collision. a san jose father makes a heartbreaking discovery. the father of his 9-month-old son inside a car. the tragic mistake that police say the man may have made. the 49ers can't play without it. the turf is being installed today at levi stadium. you will hear from one of the men working on the project. good morning.

we're still following that deadly sailboat accident in redwood city. one person is dead. another seriously hurt. this is the boat that it happened. in two minutes ktvu's tara moriarty will tell us more. good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. i am tori campbell. >> good morning. i am dave clark. we are also talking about your weather and traffic. steve's right over there. >> thank you. we have some higher clouds in the south but they are leaning a little bit now to the east because this system, which is proteusing rain in the pacific -- producing rain in the pacific northwest, will be moving close are tonight and giving us a pretty good cool down. mostly sunny. could be a little bit stronger westerly breeze ought 65 at game time if you are heading to the dodgers and giants. mostly sunny here. again i expect some of those higher clouds and some of the fog to start to regroup a

little bit later. right now it's mainly clear. we have a little bit of fog on the san mateo coast. 40s and 50s on the temps. haven't bumped of all morning long. this is a good system up north. you can see the rain there. the tail end of that might give us some drizzle and a no doubt about it cooling trend. today mostly sunny. patches of fog but not a lot yet. higher clouds in the south. overall 60s, 70s, 80s. good morning. we are looking at a commute that is going to be pretty busy in many areas this morning. i want to show you the bay bridge toll plaza. we had earlier problems on the bridge. we had a minor crash. we had a stall. we have had just a couple of things at the toll plaza that has slowed traffic. this is a 30 to 35-minute drive time and a lot of that time is waiting at the toll plaza. once you get onto the bridge it's not all that bad but it is slow wait to go get on that span. san francisco northbound 101 is

good. today a giants game 12:45 first pitch between the dodgers. that means it will be over right in time for the afternoon commute. if you are expecting someone from san francisco or you are driving there today be aware that's happening this afternoon. and on the southbound freeway, a lot of that slow traffic comes in san lorenzo and san leandro on the way to hayward. back to the desk. we are continuing to learn more this morning about a deadly sailboat crash last night year redwood city. tara moriarty is at the redwood city marina. since the sun rose you have seen indications about the severery of had this horrible accident in. >> reporter: now, unfortunately, that the sun is coming up. we have reached out to the redwood city police department. we have not heard back yet. an officer is on scene guarding

the evidence. the crime scene tape is up and we can see blood on the deck from here. you can imagine how horrific this accident was. last night we watched the coroner remove the body of the person who was killednd a another -- and another person was badly injured. before 7:00 the sailboat struck a marker buoy in the channel and got tangled up. the mast snapped off. a difficult time coming to bella's rescue because she was in shallow water. a geological survey boat was able to reach the sailboat. they were able to get the injured people on board and transport them to firefighters. the fire department says that the survivor suffered a head injury. we have not been able to receive an update on that victim's condition. the three others on the boat were not hurt. we know that the bella was racing with the sequoia yacht club. the beer can races kicked off last night for the first time of the season. we are told that the races are a very relaxed and casual event

with new and experienced racers with drinks served at the club. investigators spent overnight pouring over the bella. they may be releasing the name of the victim in an hour or so. we will definitely tell you what we learn. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:05. we are continuing to follow the investigation into the death of a 9-month-old boy. police say the baby's father found him in a car around 7:20 last night. police sources tell ktvu it appears the father may have forgotten to drop the boy off with a babysitter before going to work. time now 7:07. investigators in san francisco still out there looking for the cause of a tragic fire in the visitation valley neighborhood. a mother and her 3-year-old son were killed in yesterday's fire at the sunny dale housing project. other people just jumped out of second story windows to escape the flames. we talked to the heartbroken

father of the little boy who died. >> he was a great kid. fun loving. smart. loved football, sports. a real boy's boy. i could sit here and go on and on about him. i am going to miss him a whole lot. i am just going to miss him just coming into the room and saying good morning, dad. >> the building that burned is part of san francisco's biggest housing department. there is a stunning new development in the investigation into a weekend fire that destroyed the former studios of a san jose tv station. investigators say you that specially trained dogs have detected possible human remains there in the rubble. this morning those dogs will join a special team of investigators to resume the search of this now gutted building on park avenue. they want to find out if this could be tied to the three people reported missing after sunday's fire. >> at this time what we have

going on is an excavation for a possible human remains that we may have found. we are hearing that there possibly could be other pets that were inside the structure. so that could be a hit. they are very much trained in looking for human remains. >> yesterday police arrested a homeless man suspected of starting to fire. he is no you in jail facing charges of arson and burglary. a witness watched him spray some kind of liquid on a mattress. if firefighters find human remains in the rubble he may face murder charges. happening now a sign the 49ers' new in santa clara is almost finish and you can't possibly miss it when you are watching the game. ktvu's janine de la vega is live at the game. >> reporter: yeah, about three minutes ago my photographer spotted it. we turned around and there was

a big rig hauling rolls and rolls of sod into levi stadium here. now, a lot of the iron workers have been coming in. they have been working on this project. we spoke to some who happen to be 49ers fans and they say they are looking forward to peeking inside to see the green laid down. now lets go to some pictures of the new grass field while it was being grown by west coast turf in merced county. it's bermuda grass. it uses half the water as the average turf. it will take two and a half acres of sod to cover the field. the 49ers chose the grass because it holds up better, stays green longer and they think it will cut the risk of players' injuries. the sod will be installed today and friday. construction workers, who are also fans, say it's exciting to see everything come together. >> it's really cool. we make pride in our work. every trade, of course, does. like a new big beam, a new bridge, new sod. it's exciting to be a part of

that in area. growing up 49er fan and working hard for the team, it's pretty awesome. >> reporter: here are some pictures provided by the 49ers. they were posted on the website of what it looks like inside the stadium. you can see the seats have been installed. the goalposts are up and there is signage throughout. so once the grass is put down it will really bring life to the field. the company being used also provides turf to other sports teams including the raiders, the a's, and the giants. now, while the 49ers' home opener hasn't been scheduled yet the first team to officially play on it will be the san jose earthquakes. they have a soccer match coming up in august. reporting live from santa clara, janine de la vega, chemical channel 2 news. a judge will consider more evidence before making a final ruling about the shutdown of the drake's bay oyster company. the judge ordered new environmental review. he says the state coastal

commission abused its discretion when it took steps to shut down the oyster farm at point rays national sea shore. the federal government allowed the farm's lease to expire in 2012. since then the oyster company has lost several court apeoples as to battles to stay open. san francisco's famous bacon bacon cafe is set to reopen with a few creative changes to control the cafe's smell. the restaurant shut down last year after people complained about the smell of bacon drifting through the neighborhood. the closure made national headlines. it was even featured on an episode of "saturday night live." in order to reopen the restaurant owner did make a number of changes. the most important being a new ex-aust system that cleans and deowed rises the air. the grand reopening is set for this seattle two days away.

dave. >> . a neighborhood rattled by violence after a teenager was shot and culled in anitoch. what one of the neighbors who heard the gunshots is telling ktvu this morning. >> some are calling it a smoking gun. what a trail of newly released emails show the irs wanted to do to consecutive political groups. good morning. we are looking at a commute that is super busy in some areas and not quite so bad in others. you see some of the lanes on the richmond approach are slow. coming up we will show you the drive time at the bay bridge. day baseball. we will have the forecast for the dodgers and giants. and also signs of a cooler pattern. we will tell you when. ♪ ♪

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pistorius murder trial are being cross examined today. former police officer roger dixon has questioned the positioning of the body of pistorius' girlfriend and the sequence of gunshots. prosecutors have accused dixon of making findings out the autopsy. after today's testimony the pistorius trial will adjourn until may 5 to avoid scheduling conflicts with other cases. hundreds of people in the southern california town of solvang are being ahoward to return after a bomb scare. deputies evacuated 500 homes yesterday afternoon after finding a potentially explosive military device. deputies removed the dough vice just after midnight and are now looking how it inned up in the downtown area.

solvan draws tourists from all over the world. 7 fiesta bowl. one year after the boston marathon bombings experts say little has been done to prevent future attacks from home grown terrorists. the ap reports that funds to help prepare for a possible attack may be cut. congress also failed to pass legislation to address intelligence failures that may have led to the attack. the analysis comes after russia said it warned the u.s. of the accused bombers several months before that attack. organizers of this year's boston marathon have run into a different kind of security problem. knowing exactly who is running the race. the runners are supposed to meet a qualifying time or raise thousands of dollars for an approved charity. but anyone who did not finish last year's race because of the bombing are also being allowed to run this year. well, some racing bibs are showing up for sale online with price tags that top $1,000.

>> it doesn't necessarily seem wrong. it depends on the way you go about it. and for why you are going to run it. >> now, that man says some of last year's racers are still hurt and they are looking for a charitable contribution. the boston athletic association says people should respect the rules for getting a bib. if they find out about any specific bib buyers or sellers, that would disqualify the runner. 7:17. this morning there is new information about an irs scandal after the agency was acoused of targeting consecutive groups. newly released email shows some 'party groups could have faced criminal charges. the emails obtained butt public interest group judicial watch show the irs was talking to the justice department about investigating some political groups for fraud. house republicans say the emails were sent the day before an irs official apologized for singling out tea party groups for extra security. all right.

tori, time now 7:17. let's get everybody on the road or are they out there already, sal? any problems? >> people are out there. if you are watching at home and want to join your fellow commuter on the roads i want to give you some drive times to help out. let's look at highway 4, for example, and you can see the traffic is slow coming into bay point and pittsburg. but it's getting better that anitoch. the commute shifts over to bay point and concord from 680, for example, in concord to 680/24 walnut creek. that drive is taking 10 to 11 minutes. it's not too bad as you drive through. i want to mention that the traffic is going to be busy at the bay bridge toll plaza. 35-minute drive time. a lot of that time is waiting just to get to the toll plaza and to the bridge. once you makes it onto the bridge a 10 minute drive across. on the nimitz freeway slow traffic. san jose northbound 85 slows

after 127. so before it is not that bad. the san jose commute has been just a slightly bit better. still slow traffic to be sure, but just slightly lighter than usual on these last two days. 281, 101, and 85. 8:18. let's go to steve. day baseball. it will be beautiful today. nice. maybe late that breeze and maybe some fog might come in. i think overall. tomorrow will be a whole different story. thankfully, they are playing that day game today. higher clouds to the south but they are beginning to show a little drift towards the east. the clouds. not me. this system will move in tonight, tomorrow. that's going to give us a cool-down. mostly sunny today. still about the same as yesterday. take off a couple degrees. cooler friday. no doubt about it. a slow israeli recovery in the temps. monday increasing clouds. tuesday, wednesday a possibility of rain. actually looks decent. forecast models are all in sync, at least on the pattern.

65 and going to be mostly sunny. we do have a little bit of fog down towards san mateo coast and a few high clouds in peninsula, santa cruz, santa clara valley. 40s and 50s in the temps. rain in the pacific northwest. farther south all that is going to happen for us is that will give us an increase in fog. maybe some drizzle late tonight, tomorrow. a lot of cloudy skies and cooler temps. today that in between day. high pressure wants to hold on a little bit. a lot of 70s inland. 60s and 70s coast and bay. on the warm side. mostly sunny today but then we will see a cooler pattern today, a much cooler pattern friday as that system moves through. lots of sunshine today except maybe a few high clouds to the south and patchy fog on the san mateo coast. 60s, 70s, to near 70 degrees. napa 77. 77 concord. pleasant hill, walnut creek, danville, brentwood, ant window

i don't think low, low 80s. 678 oak left-hand and berkeley. 75 milpitas, santa claire, 60s on the coast. san bruno 66. clouds cooler on friday and then a slight rebound saturday. sunday looks okay. increasing clouds on monday. >> thank you, steve. it is 7:20. new developments in the the crisis in ukraine. more deadly violence. this time at a military base. coming up in 20 minutes the high-stakes meeting senator john kerry and secretary of state are taking right now and how it could have a major impact on u.s. - russian relations. and bedbugs on bart. it's raising concerns about the cleanliness of trains. the details that 2 investigates about how bart responds to your complaints.

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tony barbera was honored by the san francisco board of supervisors and the fire chief who gave him a certificate in honor of his action. the fire chief even encouraged barbera to consider a career in emergency importance which seems to run in his family since his father is a fire captain. the high school student said he appreciates the honors and called the rescue of a man and young boy from a rip tide bittersweet since a second boy caught in a rip tide is still missing. and according to a memorial fund website for the family the critically injured father who was saved still remains in a coma at the ucsf medical center. the website says doctors have not declared him brain-dead though since they have found evidence of brain activity. after a long search oakland is a step closer to having a new superintendent of schools. antwan wilson is the final list named yesterday. he is the assistant superintendent for denver public schools. the board is scheduled to vote

next week on his appointment. it has spent a year searching for a new superintendent. oakland has also been looking at different educational models and has spent millions of dollars trying to reduce truancy. while graduation rates are increasing, some schools have high dropout rates. a follow-up to a 2 investigates report of possible bedbugs on bart trains. the bart says it took one train car out of service, thoroughly cleaned it up and returned it to service. we then checked on how often bart receives complaints about dirty cars and found out that bart received 39 such complaints last year. bart says it responds immediately to rider concerns. >> basically, every time the train reaches the end of the line, someone walks through quickly, picks up some small pieces and that night it gets a proper cleaning. and when people call in and complain about something specific, something that will require deeper cleaning, we

obviously respond and do that proper cleaning. >> bart said it met its goal for train cleanliness in its most recent quarterly review. however, an independent customer satisfaction survey in 2012 gave bart the lowest ratings in six service areas, including the condition and cleanliness of train seat. bart doesn't think it will have too many complaints about the new fleet of cars. they showed off a model during a presentation at san francisco's justin herman plaza yesterday. they say the new cars will have better seats, bike racks, more hand holds and leds screens that show the location of the train and its next stop. now, the first of the 775 new cars are scheduled to arrive in 2017. and the next public showing of the trains for you to see is tomorrow at the west oakland bart station. 7:26. new this morning a bay area man is getting a big honor today for his efforts to create jobs in

solar power. tim sears of albany is one of ten champions of change who will be recognized this morning at the white house. he's the co-founder of grid alternative. the country's largest non- profit solar installer. the white house says sears makes solar energy accessible to low-income families. grid alternatives has installed more than 4,000 solar projects across the country. >> we have been developing news from san jose. a deadly crash shuts down a busy expressway. the new information we learned in just the past 60 minutes. a teenager shot and killed in a usually quiet bay area neighborhood. we will hear from people who heard the gunfire. go ahead morning. right now highway 24 is going to be busy here in lafayette. you can see it coming up through. this drive time here is stretching up to 12 to 15 minutes. we will tell you some drive times of some other key bay

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you are looking live at the scene of a deadly crash in san jose. the violent collision has shut down a major thoroughfare all

morning. you can see the remnants of one of the cars there at the corner of the intersection. in less than two minutes ktvu's brian flores will tell us why it's going to take a while for police to reopen that road. good morning. welcome once again to morning on 2. i am tori campbell. >> i am dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. i peeked outside the door. blinding sunshine, steve. >> that mostly sunny is good so far, dave? >> yeah. >> good. we have higher clouds to the south and a little bit of fog. it's still mainly off the coast except san mateo coast. a little bit of sun coming in. a little bit cooler today. mostly clear and patchy fog and high clouds. we will continue that through the afternoon although the fog looks to be increasing. mostly sunny today. maybe a little increase in some of that fog by after the 7th inning or so. it's out there but it has a ways to go. it's getting pushed along by a system which will be here tomorrow. 40s, 50s on the temps. it cooled off a little bit. i think that's as cold as we will get here. rain in the pacific northwest.

our system has a little bit of punch. but the main effect is going to be a cooler pattern starting tomorrow. today mostly sunny and a teeny bit cooler. inland temps low 80s. here's sal. all right. we are looking at a commute here where the traffic is actually doing okay in some areas. very busy in others, though. i want to show you the bay bridge toll plaza. we had kind of a big delay at the toll plaza westbound because of some earlier problems. 25- to 30-minute drive time into francisco. today daytime baseball at at&t park 12:45 start, should be over at three or four, and that means a tough afternoon commute getting out of the city. also, the morning commute on the san mateo bridge looks good. 11-minute drive time across the span with no major issues. i wanted to mention in san jose northbound 85 looks pretty good. it's better than normal. so is 101 and 280. now, there is slow traffic.

so don't think it's completely clear, but it's a little bit lighter than usual. we are following developing news. a busy san jose intersection will be closed for hours as police investigate a car crash. ktvu's brian flores is live at coleman with new information we are learning. brian. >> reporter: hi, sal. good morning. police just arrived on scene here. a police spokesman, rather, arrived on scene and they say that this intersection is expected to be closed until nine this morning. as you take a look now at just the destruction from this crash earlier this morning, at least one person now killed. another person seriously injured. as we go to video now, police saying now that one of the drivers in this crash may have run a red light and that alcohol appears to be a factor as well. this all happened after midnight. that's when police responded. when they got here both of the cars were in the embankment off coleman and alma din. according to the police of a driver of a black chevy suburban was headed northbound when he was t-boned by a driver of a

honda crv headed eastbound on coleman. police believe the crv driver is the one who ran the red light. both drivers were taken to the hospital. one person remains seriously injured and another one was killed. there was a baby seat, but police say no child on board. both of the drivers are in their 40s, according to san jose police. they say that alcohol may be a factor in this crash as well. this is going to take some time before the scene is cleared. lots of debris on the roadway. glass as well on almadiny and coleman. meridian is closed all the way to coleman and then north of here via montay is closed again. they say it's going to reopen sometime around 9:00 this morning so police can complete their investigation into what exactly happened here. live in san jose, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:34. there is new information this morning about the ferry disaster in south korea. a local news agency is reporting that the death toll has now

risen to 14 with 282 people still missing. a cnn affiliate also says there were 46 life boats on the ferry, but some one life boat was deployed. meanwhile, rescue crews say some of those missing could still be alive if they found some air pockets inside the capsized ship. the captain, who made it out safely, hid his face as he was swarmed by reporters. >> i am really sorry and deeply ashamed. i don't know what to say. >> the captain could face charges of negligence and accidental homicide. some survivors say there were instructions broadcast on board the ferry when it first started to capsize for people to stay put and not move when the ship first ran into trouble. caltrans and the chp are conducting tests that could help determine what caused a deadly

crash and fire on chico. a highway traffic team will go to the scene this afternoon to try to recreate last thursday's track between a fedex truck and a tour bus. ten people were killed, including five high school students. the chp will use vehicles similar to the ones in the crash to analyze issues such as speed, braking, and visibility. however, they will not actually crash the vehicles. ktvu will be on hand and we'll provide updates online and on the air throughout the day. time is now 7:36 this morning. police in anitoch are investigating a deadly shooting that happened in a usually quiet neighborhood. the victim a teenager boy. it happened about 8:30 last night on country hills drive. ktvu's alex savage has been out there since 4:30 this morning. you are back to tell us what neighbors saw near the shooting victim, alex. >> reporter: well, dave, good morning to you. neighbors tell me they saw a

small motorcycle, what's commonly known as a pocket bike, next to the victim on the ground. after people in this area heard more than six gunshots last night many came outside and that's when they found the victim in this case. a teenager boy was lying here on the sidewalk. this is country hills drive right off the hillcrest avenue. the victim had no pulse and appeared to have been shot in the chest, according to neighbors. the calls started coming into police after 8:30 last night. the first officers who got here tried to revive the boy. paramedics did the same thing when they got her but ultimately he was pronounced dead at the scene. the victim's name has not been released by authorities and police have not said at this point why that victim may have been targeted in this case. one neighbor told me as a fell leparent he is heartbroken over this homicide. >> it's sad to hear. your parents, you wake up and you don't see your kid again. i can't imagine how that feels. that's not a good feeling. >> reporter: and this was the

third deadly shooting here in anitoch in roughly the last week or so. first a man was gunned down outside a liquor store last tuesday, and friday a jewelry store owner shot and killed a suspected armed robber. as for last night's shooting we are working to get more information from anitoch police for the victim and shooter they are searching for. i have put in calls for police. as soon as we hear back with details we will keep you updated on that. and coming up for you this morning at 8:30 we will tell you what neighbors are telling us about the crime in this area. we're live in morning anitoch, am exsavage. also in anitoch two teenagers have now been charged in the deadly shooting of a man outside of a liquor store. prosecutors say 17-year-old anthony perez and 18-year-old antonio ayalla killed 36-year-old rashawn thomas last week. perez is being charged as an adult. prosecutors say both of the suspects have gang connections, but at this point police haven't

released a possible connection between the suspects and the victim. it is 7:38. the martinez city council has voted to ban the growth of marijuana in backyards. the vote comes after complaints about thieves targeting marijuana grows and the smell of the plants. opponents of the ban say it could make it harder for medical marijuana patients to get the medicine they need. >> it may be marijuana and gilroy would be garlic, correct? something that would also bother your nostrils, be a nuisance in the neighborhood. >> a second vote needs to be held next month before the ban takes effect. the city of concord passed a similar ban last year. the new home of the 49ers is buzzing with activity at this hour. why the focus is now on the ground game at levi stadium in santa clara. >> i'm bummed out. it's horrible and it kind of disgusts me. >> the trouble this man caused that now has the city of portland flush ag way millions

of gallons of drinking water. good morning. right now we are looking at a commute that's affected by slow traffic almost all over the place, but there is good news in the santa clara valley. we will tell you more about 280 and also we will tell you about a caltrain delay causing delays for passengers on that system. >> good morning. lots of sunshine. a few high clouds. i will show you where those are coming from. also we have had some nice weather for a while. a cooler pattern. i will show you that front and what's ahead. [♪]

developing news out of southeast ukraine where three pro-russian separatists were killed today during a massive

raid on a military base. hundreds took part in the attack, which is now triggered a stern warning from russia's president vladimir putin. he said that he may invade the region to protect the local population. today's attack and warning are the latest in a string of contentious acts since russia annexed crimea last month. armed with the threat of more sanctions, secretary of state john kerry met with other leaders today for high-stakes talks in geneva aimed at pushing diplomasy. ktvu's kyla campbell is live in washington, d.c. and explains the latest in this deepening crisis. >> reporter: kerry is meeting with diplomats from russia, ukraine, and the european union in geneva. it's the first time those four parties have come together since this crisis began. they are trying to come up with a peaceful resolution to the unrest in ukraine but the u.s. have low expectations for a break through so they are planning for a new round of sanctions against people and

businesses close to russian president vladimir putin. putin today denied that special forces are behind a growing crisis in eastern ukraine, but he admitted for the first time that russian troops in unmarked uniforms were on the ground in crimea before its annexation by moscow. >> the threats to the russian-speaking people were absolutely clear. >> reporter: we expect an update on the talks in geneva at the daily white house news conference this afternoon. and in just 30 minutes the pentagon is scheduled to hold a news conference. you will listen in on that and have the developments for you at 8:45. live in washington, kyla campbell. time now 744. vice president joe biden has joined instagram and he is already posted a selfie with a famous friend of his. look at this. a photo of vice president biden and president obama. they are in the back of a limo. this is already received more than 22,000 likes, tori. the white house also tweeted it

with the caption "programs." back here at home people in east alameda county may face water cutbacks. a 25% in livermore, pleasanton, dublin and san ramon. officials say if people don't reduce water usage outdoor watering could be completely banned this summer. livermore already announced mandatory cuts of 5% for indoor use and 50% for outdoor water use. dublin and san ramon could propose 5% indoor and 60% outdoor cuts on tuesday. now, pleasanten will ask for 10% indoor and 40% outdoor cutbacks at the next meeting on may 6. >> maybe they need to do it a little more. >> the zone 7 waterboard is due to meet again may 7. they will consider whether an ordinance is needed with

tougher mandatory cuts. 7:45. officials in portland, oregon, are flushing away 38 million gallons of water after a manurenated in a city reservoir. surveillance video from tuesday morning showed one man relieving himself and another climbing over the fence towards the water. officials say the water had already been treated and the urine poses little risk. still they don't want to supply water to people that has been deliberately been tainted. >> we are not going to deliver water we know has been contaminated. even if it's a little bit. >> water officials say they are not-concerned about replacing the 38 million gallons of water unlike drought-stricken california. portland, oregon, has plenty of water. soon this sort of problem will no longer be possible because new federal laws will require all reservoirs to be covered in the next year and a half. so don't have to worry about anything being tainted. time now 7:46.

hey, sal, the toll plaza, everything else, how's it looking. >> >> it's okay. remember there is a baseball game today in san francisco and this could affect your plans whether or not you are a baseball fan because bringing your car into the city means have you to get it out at some point. let's talk about the toll plaza and talk about getting into the city. it has been about a 30-minute drive time into san francisco in most of these lanes. but getting to the bridge may even take you longer as you come from 580 or interstate 80. the game starts at 12:45. it lets out at three or four. >> that means everyone is going be coming back out. so more people in the city. all right. let's talk about the san mateo bridge. this could be a alternate route as you drive across. it's an 11- to 12-minute drive time. this afternoon we will have more people coming across the san mateo bridge and the peninsula because of that baseball game. giants and dodgers. 12:45 first pitch. san jose has been slightly lighter than usual today with no

major problems. caltrain, northbound train number 319 has been terminated in san jose. passengers are boarding train number 323 northbound. and that train is making all stops for the train we just mentioned. this is a tweet from caltrain. 7:47. let's go to steve. all right. thank you. lots of sunshine here. nice day. some fog though getting closer. it was off the coast for a while. now it's getting closer. before i get here on my facebook page i posted this picture where two oceans meet but don't mix. it's kind of a -- it's been on the internet for a while. it happens. there is a logical explanation for it. so i posted that as well if you want to go to my facebook page. it's getting lots of response and i appreciate that. we have some higher clouds to the south and some fog. see most of the fog is off -- it is getting closer. why? because this system right there is getting closer and that's going to sweep in a little cooler pattern starting late tonight into tomorrow. mostly sunny today. a few high clouds. some fog on san mateo coast all

morning. it's getting closer as well. might be able to say, ah, there it is, i can see it. cooler tomorrow. not a bad weekend. it will be all right. breezy. rain. what? yeah. kind of looks like it. showers, rain on tuesday. it will be fine. although i think that fog might play into the forecast after the 7th inning or so. keep an eye on things. take a jacket just in case. we start off all right but then that westerly breeze kicks in. higher clouds to the south. they will push off to the east as this system gets closer. 40s on the temps or 50s. 56 redwood city, 53 san jose. 47 napa airport. nationally continuing to be cool for april. there is some warm, but not a lot. i mean, really chilly temperatures and snow continues -- these poor folks. northern great lakes in the upper peninsula, michigan, some areas getting a foot of snow. and rain, a good system up in seattle. also portland and pacific northwest. not for us here. but this system will give us some drizzle i think late tonight, tomorrow morning. next tuesday looks promising. 30s in the mountains.

ridge of high pressure east as that system begins to get closer. so our warm temperatures inland starting to abate a little bit. sunny to mostly sunny today. again the fog on the increase here. i don't think the coast gets a warm-up. tomorrow everyone cools down. mostly sunny but again high clouds in the south. some of that fog starting to increase later on this afternoon. so 60s by the coast. 70s around the bay. then mid upper 70s to a few low 80s inland. antioch is in there. brentwood. 72 castro valley. 68 oakland. 180 here gilroy. santa claire, million pead 75. san mateo 70. low 60s on the coast. but the fog on the the increase. we will have a big drop on those temps inland fine. increasing clouds on monday. >> all right. thank you, steve. ten minutes before 8:00. doctors in dallas are calling them miracle babies. take a look at 9-month-old owen

and emmett. they cannot -- you can't tell, but they were conjoined at birth from the chest to the hip. they shared several organs also, including their liver and intestines. surgeons operated on them when they were six weeks old. six weeks -- six weeks ago, i guess you could say. they are doing superbly and they were released from the hospital this year. in a few months they will be able to finally go home. >> look at those paces. >> so cute. >> good for them. all right. time now 7:51. the surprising reason thieves have been targeting bay area license plates. what the criminals are doing and how the police say you could protect yourself. >> all i-s are on hillary clinton's political future. but there is a different clinton considering run -- run forge office. female announcer: get on board for better sleep.

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7:53. today could be the last day after massive above-water search in the indian ocean for a missing maine airlines -- malaysian airlines flight. they have been searching 15,000 miles of see looking for debris floating on the surface of the water. now the search is focused underwater using a u.s. navy submarine to scan the floor. investigators are analyzing the data. they say an oil slick in the area does not appear connected to the missing plane. for the first time ever chelsea clinton is indicating she will consider a possible career in politics. in a magazine interview she says if at some point she is not happy with her elected representatives she may consider running herself. the 34-year-old daughter of former president bill clinton and former secretary of state hillary clinton had denied

having any interest in running for office. currently she serves of vice chair of the bill, hillary, and chelsea clinton foundation. police searching for clues after a shocking discovery in berkeley. we broke the story yesterday on mornings on 2. a 16-year-old girl was found naked and pepper sprayed on piedmont avenue near ashby avenue early yesterday morning. police say she may be a victim of sex trafficking. the girl's screaming woke up neighbors who immediately rushed out to help. >> i opened the window and i heard that she says, i want water! i want water! i have been pepper sprayed. and she kept shouting very loud. and i jumped up out of bed and said to my husband, do you hear that? >> police say the girl had been kidnapped and sexually assaulted in some other city and then was dropped off in this berkeley neighborhood. she was then rushed to highland hospital in oakland to be treated of her injuries. there is no word this morning

on her condition. in richmond prosecutors say a woman who is due in court today to face murder charges had a child with a teenager victim. 30-year-old melinda gaffney is due in court today. prosecutors say she shot and killed 16-year-old terrence forks last week after the two argued about his girlfriend. terrence died at the scene. gaffney later turned herself in to police in san francisco. 7:56. suspended state senator leland ye he is due back in court this morning. a judge in san francisco is expected to set the legal guidelines for prosecutors handing over evidence to yee's defense team. the 65-year-old has pleaded not guilty to charges ranging from accepting bribes for political favors to gun trafficking. seven co-defendants are also due in court today, including former chinatown gang leader raymond

shrimp boy chow and keith jackson. time is 7:56. something just arrived at the new 49ers stadium in santa clara. the 49ers can't play without it. ktvu's janine de la vega is there. she will tell you all about it in a live report. live in redwood city where we have learned more information about the victims involved in last night's deadly boating accident. hear what the head of the yacht club has to say about this tragedy this morning. good morning. we are still following slow traffic all over the bay area, but we have had some nicer conditions in the santa clara valley. we will tell you more about this and the rest. morning commute. our run of i'd say about normal temperatures is about to come to an end. not so much today but there are a lot of signs knockong the door. i will show you what those are and what the impacts will be. [ male announcer ] get to subway for the spicy italian,

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wrong for the people who were on this boat you are looking at. stay tuned for that? thursday morning, april 17. i am dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. steve, sunshine aplenty? >> yes, tori. we have a couple little bug a boos there, but mostly sunny, yes. the higher clouds drifting up from the south. still waiting for those to take that turn. why would they take that turn? because of this system that i will talk about in 15 minutes. we will see if it produces rain here. it's getting closer. as it does it's ramping up that fog. i think we are good today for the giants. starts off mostly sunny. don't be surprised if fog makes an appearance late in the game. 65 at game time with a westerly breeze probably picking up as well. fog getting close, getting close, but hit and miss on the coast. generally mostly sunny. 50s on the temps. we had a couple of 40s. we are bouncing off those already. that system producing rain in the pacific northwest. will to make it rain here? probably not. we can get some drizzle.

i will talk about that coming up. mostly sunny. patchy fog out there. it will be on the increase, the fog, and the higher clouds in the sought bay or a few areas. 60s, upper 70s for most. here's sal. good morning to you. we have slow traffic still in some areas of the south bay and the east bay. but things are getting a little bit better. at the bay bridge, though, we haven't seen a lot of improvement. i'll tell you a lot of people are coming into the city today because of the giants game and also because you have to go to work. that's going to mix people and a lot of people will be in the city with the car and that's going to add pressure to all of the communities. and by the way, the drive time here is 30 minutes. 880 north and southbound the traffic here not all that bad. the drive time between the coliseum and downtown is less than 10. san jose 85 has been a little bit better than normal. 101 and 280 are still a little bit slow. again slightly better than normal when it comes to these commutes in the south bay. 8:01. let's go back to the desk. we are continuing to learn more this morning about a

deadly sailboat crash last night near redwood city. ktvu's tara moriarty is live at the redwood city mar even a with new information that you have just learned, tara, about this accident in. >> reporter: yeah. i just got off the phone with the coroner and he said the person who died in this terrible accident was a 39-year-old man from burlingame named yong sun. the survivor was a 59-year-old man from sankar close who suffered a critical head injury. he is expected to survivor, however. their boat, the bella, sits in the marina. the coast guard is coming out this morning to collect the buoy and the sail out in the bay. last night we watched the coroner remove the body of yong sun. this happened before 7:00 when their sailboat taking part in a race was preparing to set its sails and they got tangled in a marker buoy. the tall mast came crashing down hitting two of the four crew members. we spoke with the sequoia yacht club commodore by phone this

morning. >> of course, the club is concerned about everything that's happened. so we are at least for the time being are stepping down racing out of respect for the family and the crew and their friends and our hearts and prayers go out to all of those involved in this unfortunate incident. >> reporter: now, boats had a difficult time coming to bella's rescue because she was in shallow water. a geological survey boat was able to reach the 42-foot catalina sailboat. the crew was able to get those two people on board and transfer them to the firefighters. they were racing in the beer can races. it's a relaxed event. there was no alcohol involved. the skipper was tested and the results proved he was sober. again we do know the name of the victim in this case. it's 39-year-old burlingame man named yong sun. i am tara moriarty. time is 8:03. we are following the investigation into a death of a

9-month-old baby boy. the father found him in a car 7:20 last night. police sources are telling ktvu it appears the father may have forgotten to drop the boy off with a babysitter before went to work. the investigation continues this morning. investigators in san francisco looking for the cause of a tragic fire in visitation valley. a mother and her 3-year-old son were killed in yesterday's fire at the sunny dale housing project. other people jumped out of second-story windows to escape the claims. ktvu news talked to the heartbroken father of the little boy who died. >> you know, he was a great kid. fun loving. smart. loved football, sports. a real boy's boy. i could sit here and go on and on about him. you know i am going to miss him a whole lot. i am going to miss him just coming in the room and saying good morning, dad. >> the building that burned is part of san francisco's biggest public housing development. 1700 people live in the former

military barracks near the cow palace. there is a new development into a investigation into a weekend fire that destroyed the former studios of a san jose tv station. investigators say specially trained dogs have detected possible human remains in the rubble. this morning those dogs will join a special team of investigators to resume the search of the now gutted building on park avenue. they want it to find out if this could be tied to the three people reported missing after sun -- sunday's fire. >> at this time what we have going on is an excavation for a possible human remains that we may have found. we are hearing that there possibly could be other pets that were inside the structure. so that could be a hit. but they are very much well trained in just looking for human remains. >> yesterday police arrested a homeless man suspected of starting this fire. 55-year-old stillman sef if er is behind bars facing charges

of arson and burglary. a witness said she watched him spray some kind of liquid on a mattress and seconds later a fire started. if firefighters find human remains in the rubble he may face murder charges. time now 8:09. fremont police have arrested three people in connection with an armed robbery of a man at an atm. investigators arrested 22-year-old problen sinbh. on tuesday police released inside surveillance video we showed you on the air. this he say it shows two of the suspects using the victim's credit cards at a convenience store. a short time after last week's robbery. san francisco's famous bacon bacon cafe is set to reopen with a few changes to control the cafe's smell. the restaurant shut down last year after people complained about the smell of bacon drifting through the neighborhood. the closure made national headlines. it was even featured on an episode of "saturday night

live." in order to reopen, the restaurant owner made a few changes. the most important is a new exhaust system that cleans and deodorizes the air. the grand reopening is set for this saturday. time is now 8:06. happening right now, boy, the 49ers are really establishing their new ground game. they are adding a critical piece to the new 49ers stadium. ktvu's janine de la vega live in santa clara with that very special delivery this morning. what is it, janine? >> reporter: it is what the players are going to be playing on. the turf. right now workers are preparing the field here at levi stadium for all the grass. several trucks hauling sod arrived earlier this morning. each load on the truck was 49,000 pounds. that's just a coincidence. but pretty fitting for the 49ers. now, here's some video of the flat bed truck carrying the giant rolls of sod into the

stadium. so far four trucks have come in. it's a big job because 2.5 acres will be laid down to cover the field. the installation will take place all day today and tomorrow. the sod was grown by west coast turf in mer sid county. it's bandera bermuda. it will take two -- excuse me. the 49ers chose the grass because it holds up better and they think it will cut the risk of players' injuries. we spoke to the man who grew it. he also happens to be a 49ers fan. >> with the excitement of the new stadium, it's, you know, it's especially tender loving care with the grass that's going into the ballpark. >> reporter: how does it feel to finally be delivering it? >> oh, it's awesome. everybody is all smiles on the field. you get that icing on the cake. that beautiful green pallet going down on the field. we have been at it since a little before five this morning. >> reporter: and here are some

pictures posted on the 49ers website. the goalposts are up and there is signage throughout. so once the grass is put down it's really going to brings life to the field. the sod company being used also supplies the turf to other local sports teams including the raiders, a's, and giant. while the 49ers home opener hasn't been scheduled yet, the first team to officially play on it will be the san jose earthquakes who have a soccer match coming up in august. and back out here live they are still waiting for three more trucks to come hauling in sod. but those won't arrive until the afternoon. and our news chopper that was flying above did end up spotting the workers, again preparing the field. they were hosing down all the dirt. getting it ready. a lot of excitement going on here. reporting live from santa clara.

8:09. as microsoft says good-bye to windows xp the company is also bidding farewell to an iconic image that was taken in the bay area. the press democrat reports the default wallpaper for microsoft's xp called bliss is actually a photograph of a hillside in sonoma county. former national geographic photographer charles arrear took this photograph or took a photograph on highway 121 south of sonoma back in 1998 and it may be the most viewed photo of all time. but it might have been photoshopped a little bit because, check this out, that's what the hillside really looks like. microsoft announced this month it was suspending tech support for windows xp, which is still on 30% of all computers worldwide. >> i would know that hill anywhere, tori. >> i know. time is 8:10. well, a third deadly shooting in antioch in the past nine days. a teenager boy, the latest victim. coming up in 20 minutes, what the neighbors are saying about this latest crime. another person hit on a

street in francisco. the disturbing trend and what the city says it's going to do about it. good morning. right now we are looking at a commute where traffic is still a little bit slow on 80. but you can definitely see the improvement. we will tell you more about the bay bridge and some of the expected slow traffic we will have today in san francisco. mostly sunny. it's been a nice little run here of our april warm temps. but changes are brewing. i'll tell you what those changes are. ride 10 miles for tacos. wherevery thursday people we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey in a store near you.

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welcome back. time is 8:13. another delay in the case against a man accused of killing missing south bay teenager sierra lamar. angela garcia was in court yesterday to set a trial date. but his lawyer asked for more time saying the district attorney is still deciding if he will seek the death penalty. garcia torres has pled not guilty to the kidnapping and murder of sierra lamar. she disappeared two years ago while on the way to school. garcia torres is due back in court on june 11. an oakland teenager is expected to be sentenced to life in prison today for the shootout that killed a young child. it was caught on surveillance video back in november of 2011. police say 18-year-old frederick coleman fired the bullet that killed 1-year-old hiram lawrence jr. coleman pleaded guilty to first-degree murder charges as part of a plea deal.

his life sentence will include the possibility of parole after 25 years. 8:14. tonight a task force will hold its final public meeting on preventing hate crimes at san jose state university. the task force has spent the past few months exploring new policies that could help prevent future incidents like the one that stunned the campus last fall. an african-american student says he was the target of racially charged bullying by his white roommates at a san jose state dorm. last month he filed a $5 million claim against the university. time is 8:15. san francisco police investigating the latest accident involving a pedestrian and a taxicab. it's the second one in the past three days. police say a woman in her 60s was hit by a cab near bush and stockton streets yesterday. she was treated for injuries there at the scene. now, police and public safety groups are stepping up their campaign to make san francisco streets safer for people walking. seven pedestrians have been

killed in the city so far this year. 21 died on city streets last year. and everyone agrees this is a situation that has to change. >> we don't expect any fatalities. just as a way to get around our streets, no one should have to die to get around our streets. >> the city is now working on safety improvements at san francisco's ten most dangerous intersection. the campaign also includes a crackdown on speeders, on red light runners, and other dangerous drivers. 8:16. a warning for drivers in the east bay. police in oakland say thieves have been cutting off parts of license plates to steal registration stickers. the chp says the crime is what common. some drivers may not even be aware that their registration information has been stolen. >> i was in the driveway. i came out in the morning and my license plate had been basically busted in two.

>> now, police say drivers can use a razor to put thin cuts like you see here into registration stickers. that makes them harder to remove and less of a target for thieves. >> yeah, they don't want them cut out. >> yeah. interesting. >> good advice. time just about 8:17. sal, have you fixed things at the toll plaza yet? >> trying to. >> come on. >> you know, today is going to be a very busy day for the toll plaza because of the giants game. people coming into the city. and then the other way around. leaving the city. and here we are at the toll plaza. can you see the traffic is going to be busy as you head west into san francisco. there are no major problems, by the way, but it is going to be slow as you drive into the city. by the way, the drive time here at the bay bridge is about 35 minutes. san jose and the south bay not a bad commute. northbound 101 looking pretty good as you drive through. there are no major problems. i want to mention a car fire daly city southbound 280 near

the east moore exit. this is in daly city right before highway 1. and also on the peninsula we're hearing of a crash on westbound highway 92. the computer here. westbound 92 as you come up towards highway 101. we are going to get to that next time around. but a paramedic -- paramedics are on the way to that crash on 92 at 101 on the peninsula. 8:18. let's go to steve. thank you very much. mostly clear skies. before i get going here i post add lot of pictures on facebook. i don't know. i am going nuts on there today. i don't know why. but we are where two oceans meet is getting a lot of time. and migrating beluga whales get an overhead view. it's kind of cool. if you go on my page you can see that. i appreciate the comments. twitter is quiet today. what's going on? mostly sunny. a little cooler today. it will be a lot of cooler tomorrow. not bad on the weekend.

just gradual little warm-ups. easter sunday will be all right. everything focuses next week to what looks like a pattern change. clouds, cooler, possible rain. maybe some thundershowers. tuesday, wednesday would be the best opportunities. extended models keep this pattern going next week and maybe to the end of the month. the higher clouds associated with cloud -- there they are -- spining in a few high clouds peninsula, south bay. the giants game looks good. late in the game i think the west wind and fog might come back. it's getting closer because the front is getting closer. we are fine until 3:00. keep that in mind. if you are going to the game you might want to grab a jacket. some of that fog is a little closer than this, but it's inching closer and there has been some on the san mateo coast. 55 in walnut creek. 55sfo in san francisco. a decent little system here. pretty good rain in the pacific

northwest. we might get some drizzle. it will drop the temps a good 10 degrees for some inland areas tomorrow. 30s in the mountains. 52 ukiah. 60 in sacramento. there is our system tomorrow. that's going to push the higher clouds south. everything setting the stage for the end of what has been a above normal pattern. mostly sunny but combination of the higher clouds and that system coming in tomorrow with the fog is going to give us a pretty good little cool-down. mostly sunny today. patchy fog on the increase though later today, tonight, into tomorrow morning. high clouds to the south. they will push off later on to the east. 60s, 70s, near 80 degrees. 79 morgan hill. 75 milpitas, santa clara, and 60s and 70s on the coast, in the and on the peninsula. too many is cooler. easter sunday looks all right. then increasing clouds on monday. >> thank you, steve. it is 8:20. tensions it be to mount -- continue to mount in ukraine this morning following an attack at a military base. we are live in washington, d.c.

with a diplomatic measures aimed at deescalating the volatile situation. plus commuter complaints about those dirty bart trains. 2 investigates how bart is responding to riders' concerns. [father]c'mon,buddy,you can do it.c'mon,reel it up,

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the san francisco board of supervisors and the fire chief who gave him a certificate in honor of his actions. the fire chief even encouraged him to consider a career in emergency response, which seems to run in his family since his dad is a fire captain. the high school student said he appreciates all the honors. he called his rescue of a man and a teenager boy from a rip tide happy but also sad because a second boy caught in that rip tide is still missing this morning. and according to a memorial fund website for the family the critically injured man is still in a coma at the ucsf medical center. the website says doctors have not declared him brain-dead, though, since they have found evidence of brain activity. we have a follow-up to a 2 investigates report of possible bedbugs infesting bart trains. bart says it took one train car out of service, thoroughly cleaned it, and then returned it to the tracks.

we then checked on how often the transit agency receives complaints about dirty cars and learned bart received 39 such complaints last year. bart says it responds immediately to any rider concerns. >> basically, every time the train reaches the end of the line, someone walks through quickly, picks up small pieces, and then that night it gets a proper cleaning. when people call in and complain about something specific, something that's going to require a deeper cleaning, we obviously respond and do that proper cleaning. >> bart says it met its goal for train cleanliness in its most recent quarterly review, but an independent customer satisfaction survey in 2012 gave bart the lowest ratings in six service areas, including the condition and cleanliness of s of train seats. riders can tweet a complaint by sending it to sfbart. make sure to include the car number on the side of the tape and the approximate seat location. bart says they won't have not

too many complaints about their new cars. they showed off a model at the presentation at justin herman plaza yesterday. bart says the new cars will have better seats, bike racks, more hand holds, and led screens that show the location of a train and its next stop. the first of the 775 new cars are scheduled to arrive in 2017. the next public showing of the new trains is tomorrow at the west oakland bart station. all right. tori, time is 8:26. san jose state university students staged a very unusual protest over what they call dangerous conditions in certain classrooms. >> [chanting]. >> dozens of students and even some faculty members conducted a feint in in dudley morehead hall. students say even though temperatures were in the 70s yesterday warm air was blowing in from the buildings vents. they say students have passed

out because some of the classrooms get too hot and their windows don't open. >> it's very hot in this building. there is no air-conditioning. the heaters are on in the classrooms. the heaters are on. >> while university officials say the old building will probably be demolished and probably won't be renovated before then. time's 8:27. pregnant and pushed out. premature move one bay area woman says peer 1 imports made against her. she says that's threatening her family's livelihood. and a teenager boy is gunned down on this street in antioch last night. we will tell you what police are doing to track down the shooter and also how a friend of the victim is describing him this morning. good morning. traffic is still a little bit slow out there in some areas, but we are seeing some improvement. highway 24 between walnut creek and oakland about 11 minutes. i will tell you more about what it's going to take to cross the bay bridge. for the first time in a long time, well, we have some fog

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>> thank you, dave. very good morning. a couple of things going on here. some higher clouds to the south. again santa cruz mountains, peninsula, south bay, a few will drift over the north bay. fog is on the increase. it's shallow but this system up here is beginning to push it in. it doesn't really show it there, but it is. it's on its way. we are okay here. mostly sunny at game time. late in the game a westerly breeze and maybe some of that fog will be on the increase. take a jacket just so you know. good thing the game is not tomorrow. today starting off all right. some of that low cloud deck coming. 50s on the temps here. they are starting to bounce off those lows. there is a pretty good little system here giving rain to the pacific northwest. the tail end will give us clouds and drizzle. a lot of this is going to fall apart by the time it reaches us. it will give us a cooler pattern on friday. i'll talk about that in ten minutes. mostly sunny. fog increasing a lot of upper 70s inland. 60s closer to the coast and bay. here's sal. we have trouble that's

affecting the san mateo bridge. we have a crash in san mateo on westbound 92 at highway 101. unfortunately, this injury crash has been there for a bit and traffic on the san mateo bridge is beginning to slow down. it hasn't quite made it all the way back to the toll plaza, but it is backed up for most of the way across that span. please give yourself extra time. also a car fire northbound 280 in daly city near the highway 1 exit just before you get to the highway 1 exit. there is a car fire on the shoulder. this is now a look at the bay bridge. it's improving a little bit. this is about a 25-minute drive time into san francisco. reminder. giants game today 12:45. should be a lot of people in the city and a lot of slow traffic getting out this afternoon. also, the morning commute on 280 is improving in downtown san jose. 280, 85, and 101 have been a touch lighter than usual. 8:32. back to the desk. this morning police in antioch investigating a deadly shooting that happened in a usually quiet neighborhood.

the victim a teenager boy. it happened about 8:30 last night on country hills drive. ktvu's alex savage has been out there since 4:30 this morning. you are back with new information and also you have a photo of the young homicide victim, alex? >> reporter: good morning. i just talked a short time ago with a friend of the victim. he told me this teenager boy was nice and respectful. right now, actually, you can see as we push down to the area where this boy was found shot to death last night there are a couple of friends that are gathering at that spot right now to remember this teenager. he was found here on country hills drive right on the sidewalk. this is just off of hillcrest avenue. if you are familiar with this area. according to the friend i just spoke with, the victim of this shooting was 17-year-old jose gur arrow who grew up here in antioch. the calls came into police last night as neighbors heard gunfire. the first arriving officers tried to revive that teenager. paramedics did the same thing, but he ultimately was pronounced dead here at the scene.

on the ground next to the victim was a small motorcycle. what's known as a pocket bike. according to his friend he just left that friend's house to ride home when he was gunned down. >> i tried to call him because i heard four gunshots out of my window. and i called him. i texted him. i was like, you okay? i told him. he never called me back. so i told my girl, let's drive around because i don't feel good about it. i had this feeling. and i just seen all the cop cars. >> reporter: yeah, that friend told me the shooter in this case, he believes, likely knew the teenager victim and targeted him. police, though, hasn't talked about the motive in this case and we are working to get more information about this shooter that officers are searching for this morning. they have not put out a description of that person. but we have calls into antioch police and we are hoping to get more information throughout the day. neighbors have been telling us that generally speaking this is

a very safe area around here. but there has been a bit of crime recently around here and now this deadly shooting last night, and many neighbors say it has them on edge. we are live this morning in antioch. alex savidge. also in antioch two teenagers have now been charged in the deadly shooting of a man outside of a liquor store. prosecutors say 17-year-old anthony perez and 18-year-old tone know aiello killed 36-year-old sean thomas last week. perez is being charged as an adult. prosecutors say both suspects have gang ties. they haven't released a possible connection between the suspects and the victim. 8:35. happening today, important testing that could help determine what caused the deadly bus crash and fire on interstate 5 near chico. a caltrans engineer and a chp accident investigation team will go to the scene this afternoon to try to recreate the conditions leading up to last

thursday's crash between a fedex truck and a tour bus. 10 people were killed, including both drivers and 5 high school students on their way to tour humboldt state university. the chp will use vehicles similar to the ones in the crash to analyze issues such as speed, braking, and visibility. ktvu will be on hand and we'll provide updates online and on the air throughout the day. a south bay woman has filed a class action lawsuit against pier 1 imports claiming she was forced to take unpaid leave because she was pregnant. erin casselman works as a sales associate at a pier 1 imports store in south san jose. her doctor told her not to climb ladders or lift anything over 15 pounds. she says the store responded by putting her on light duty for 8 weeks and then forcing her to take unpaid leave months before her due date. >> i was shocked.

completely shocked. and hurt, you know, because i have been such a loyal, dedicated employee for that company for two years. i figured that they had some kind of policy for pregnancy. it wasn't just eight weeks and you're out the door. >> but according to casselman's attorney pier 1 has a policy of putting pregnant women on light duty for a maximum of eight weeks and then automatically placing them on unpaid leave if they continue to need accommodations. pier 1 has not commented on the lawsuit. time's now 8:37. the martinez city council voted to ban people from growing marijuana in their backyards. now, this comes after getting complaints about thieves targeting marijuana grows and also the smell of the marijuana plants. opponents of this ban say it will make it harder for medical marijuana patients to get the medicine they need. >> maybe marijuana in gilroy would be garlic, correct? that would also bother your nostrils and be a nuisance in

the neighborhood. >> a second vote will be held next month before this ban takes effect. last year the city of concord passed a similar ban. the city of san francisco is taking steps to deal with 40/20 gathering this sunday at golden gate park. it's slang for smoking marijuana. -city leaders say the police and parking patrols will be increased. now, last year thousands of people gathered at golden gate park leaving 10,000 pounds of crash behind. now, police say they will specifically be watching for illegal parking, camping, drug sales, and open alcohol containers. 8:38. after a long search oakland is step closer to having a new superintendent of schools. the board of education named antwan wilson as the final list yesterday. he is currently the assistant superintendent for denver public schools. he is credited with turning around one of denver's troubled

high schools. the board is scheduled to vote on his appointment next week. meanwhile, oakland has also been looking at different education models to boost student achievement and has spent millions of dollars trying to reduce truancy. while graduation rates are increasing, some high schools still have very high drop-out rates. a marin county judge says he will consider more evidence before making a final ruling on the shutdown of the drake's bay oyster company. the judge ordered a new environmental review. he says the state coastal commission abused its discretion when it took steps to shut down the oyster form at point rays national sea shore. the federal government let the lease expire in 2012. since then the oyster company has lost several court appeals as it battles to stay open. all right. time is 8:39. it could be a summer of dry lawns in the east bay. the drastic step a water agency

is threatening if people don't cut back on their water use. and we're live in san jose where two people were seriously injured in a major car crash this morning. coming up we will give you an update on when this intersection could reopen. good morning. we're still looking at traffic that's still busy in some areas. san mateo bridge traffic is okay here, but once you get a little farther on to the span there is slow traffic waiting for you because of a crash. we will tell you more about that and the rest of the commute. i will have your forecast. nothing unique about that. what is unique is a mention of rain in the extended outlook.

welcome back. developing news out of southeast ukraine. three pro-russian accept tcus -- separatists were killed today during a massive raid on a military base. ukrainian forces fought off the attack and detained about 60 of the melts. russian president vladimir putin warned he may invade the region to protect the local population. today's battle and all this tough talk is the latest in the string of provacative acts as russia annexed crimea last

month. secretary of state john kerry met with other world leaders today for high stakes talks in geneva aimed for pushing for a diplomatic solution in ukraine. kyla campbell live in washington, d.c. and explains the latest in this deepening crisis. what can you tell us? >> reporter: dave, secretary kerry is meeting with top diplomats from ukraine, russia and the european union right now in geneva. minutes ago secretary of defense chuck hagel said they are working on diplomatic resolution. >> we fully support these efforts to find a political solution and remain deeply concerned about russia's ongoing destabilizing activities in eastern ukraine. >> reporter: a spokeswoman for russia's foreign minister said this past hour they are working on a substantial statement to be presented

northbound when he was hit by the driver after honda crv headed eastbound on coleman avenue. according to police who interviewed witnesses they say the honda driver ran a red light and police said this morning alcohol appears to be a factor in this crash as well. now, earlier san jose police said that the driver of the chevy suburban had been killed but they clarified his condition just minutes ago. >> they are in serious life-threatening condition. they are on life support right now. so the officers are treating this like a fatal collision

because of the serious nature of the injuries and our traffic investigations unit is out here trying to piece together what happened. >> reporter: police say the driver of the honda crv is listed in serious but stable condition. has non-life threatening injuries. police say he may be booked if they believe that alcohol was a factor in this crash. police continue to investigate this morning. there are several street closures to tell you about until they complete their work. to the north of here blossom hill road to coleman southbound traffic. east of here meridian and coleman. police have closed mack i have and then westbound traffic from winfield. as you can see, lots of work left to do. lots of debris on the road and the cars remain here as well. could be an hour and a half to two hours before this intersection is cleared and reopened. live in san jose. >> thank you for that update, brian. 8:47. want to check in with sal. sal, i know you said traffic is going to be pretty heavy today, especially in and out of san

francisco with the giants game. it might be lighter tomorrow. wall street is going to be closed. i think a lot of schools are off. it's good friday. >> that's right. and today, this week as we head closer to easter, tori and dave, some people have spring break. but with that said we do have slow traffic expected into the city, as you mentioned, tori. 24 westbound 11 minutes between 680, 24, and the colddy cot. bay bridge toll plaza heavy. a 20-minute delayed. later today people coming in for that baseball game and then leaving tonight it's going to be the same. it's going to be slow. westbound 92 at highway 101 we still have a crash clearing. traffic is slow for most of the way across the san mateo bridge. let's go to steve. sal, thank you. very good morning. mostly clear. some fog starting to work its way back. creepy-crawlie. i mean, it's working its way. there is a cold front on the way. we will get a westerly breeze today. higher clouds continue to inch north. if this front wasn't here i think they would cover us and

complete it would cloudy skies. as it front gets closer it starts to push those higher clouds off towards the east. some of those are spinning mainly south. pretty good here. mostly sunny. there is fog in the area. i think it's on the increase later in the game. thank goodness it's around 12. i think by tonight that would be fog and cold. you can see some of the fog and higher clouds south. the fog is close are than this satellite picture is showing right now. some 50s. 60s as well. and we had some 40s this morning. i think those dissipated pretty fast. decent front. it's maybe a sign of things to come. next week we are possibly getting rain next tuesday, wednesday. higher clouds will stay south but they will drag across a few clouds from san francisco, oakland, concord south. 39 up in tahoe. 59 sacramento. the ridge of high pressure losing its grip. may not be really back for a while. this system will move in, not give us any rain. it will give us a pretty good little cool-down. problem drizzle and a lot of

fog. mostly sunny today. we have to take into account that patchy fog and higher clouds south. tomorrow temperatures drop good, especially inland. we will see a lot more low 70s than the upper 70s to nearle 0. mostly sunny. fog increasing. a possibility of rain next tuesday, wednesday. maybe things are changing for the old weatherman here. give us something to talk about. 60s, 70s, and low 60s. 66 alameda. 180 here at gilroy. san jose 74. 62 daly city and mountain view 73. cooler tomorrow and okay saturday. easter sunday looks fine. clouds on monday. 8:50. fess who was back? >> who is that? >> would you believe lance armstrong? the instructional video that's putting him back in the spotlight after his major scandal. bulldog: [yawn]

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a little change. choppy trading following three days of gains as underwhelming results from google and ibm were offset by upbeat quarterly numbers including those from morgan stanley and general electric. markets will be closed tomorrow for good friday. the dow is currently down 27. the nasdaq is barely up about 1 and the s&p up a fraction. want to give you a little more on google. the stock is down a little over 4% now. google reported revenue of

nearly $15.5 billion and online advertising, google's largest business, grew by 19%. still that was less than forecast. disappointing investors. this morning a measure to raise the minimum wage in the city of richmond is on hold. the city council passed the ordinance last month and just needed to final vote for it to become law. the ordinance would raise the city's minimum wage by increments up to $12.30 an hour by the year 2017. but in a move that surprised many people the council decided to delay that final vote. some council members say they want the city to conduct a full study first with input from local businesses before they give final approval. time's 8:54. people in east alameda county mason face water cutbacks. the zone 7 waterboard has approved a 25% cut to livermore, pleasanton, dublin and san

ramon. officials say if people don't reduce their water usage outdoor watering could be completely banned this summer. livermore around announced mandatory cuts for 5% for indoor use and 50% for outdoor water use. dublin and san ramon could say 5% and 60% outdoor cuts on tuesday. pleasant ton will ask for 10% indoor and 40% outdoor cuts on its next meeting on may 6. >> maybe they need to be heard a little more. >> the zone 7 waterboard is due to meet may 7 to review whether tougher restrictions are needed. police are searching for clues following a shockley discovery in berkeley. it's a story ktvu 2news broke yesterday morning. a 16-year-old girl was found naked and pepper sprayed on piedmont avenue near ashby avenue. police say she may be a victim of sex trafficking. the girl's screams woke up

neighbors who immediately rushed to help. >> i opened the window and she said, i want water, i want water, i have been pepper sprayed. >> she kept on shouting very loud. i jumped up out of bed and said to my husband, do you hear that? >> police say the girl had been kidnapped and sexually assaulted in another city. then dropped off in this berkeley neighborhood. she was then rushed to highland hospital in oakland for treatments of her injuries. there was no word on her condition. bike racing's biggest star is back at work with some tips on how to handle a breakdown. >> hi, i'm lance armstrong. seven-time winner of the tour de france. hey, i didn't write the script. >> lance armstrong appears in this new video for outside magazine. he jokes about being stripped of his seven tour de france titles. armstrong then gives a demonstration on how to fix-a-flat tire for bicyclists who have a breakdown on the road. the video promotes a magazine filled with how-to stories.

this is one of armstrong's first public appearances since admitting to doping last year after numerous emphatic denials. time is 8:56. a founding member of the legendary manned ac/dc is pug down his guitar for now because of illness. 61-year-old rhythm guitarist malcolm young is taking a place. on the ac/dc website he thanked the die-hard fans for their never ending love and support. he won't reveal his illness. he says it's a private matter. ac/dc has more than 70 million albums sold. >> i went to an ac/dc concerta very long time ago. let's check in with sal one more time for an update on the commute. i know you have been to a few concerts in your time, sal. >> i have been to ac/dc. i wish good health for malcolm young. let's look at the commute now. if you are driving on to the

san mateo bridge you are going so see a slow crash westbound. give yourself extra time. bay bridge toll plaza backed up for a 20-minute delay. a and couple of times for you. highway 24 and highway 880, 11 minutes and 15 minutes on those stretches. now, let's go to steve. thank you. mostly sunny. some fog on the increase. a few high clouds. it will be much cooler tomorrow. today is okay and then a decent weekend. maybe some rain next week. >> all right. that is our report for this morning. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. have a great weekend.

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