victim suspended himself. >> body recovered on mt. tam for the second time in three weeks. where it was found and why it could be that of a missing hiker. >> plus events in san francisco this morning. marking 108 years since the great earthquake and fire. ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. good morning. we are live in richmond this morning on a story we've be following for the past 90 minutes. a very active scene. police say a man shot and killed someone breaking into his business. ktvu tara moriarty has new information on the investigation and she is going to have a live report for us in about two minutes. it is friday april 18th i'm claudine wong in for pam cook

this morning. >> thank you very much. we do have a little bit of fog around. but not too much. mainly confined to the san mateo coast. clear or mostly clear elsewhere. we will deal with cooler temps today. 50s and 60s at noon. 60s around the bay. a little breeze will pick up. it's showing signs of decreasing a little bit. i expect that to crank up a little bit today. you can see that fog favoring santa cruz and san mateo coastline. a lot of low 50s around. not too much of a howling breeze. sfo up to 21 but now it's only 9. system came by and didn't do much but it is setting a stage for a cooler day today. that is all that is left of it and high pressure, weak high pressure will build in for your weekend. it will be a little cooler. 70s inland. 60s coast and bay. here is sal. we are looking at a commute that looks pretty good so far. i do want to show you that traffic is moving along pretty

well. but there are some slow spots on this good friday. even though financial markets are closed and there is also some spots where or some schools that are closed i should say. let's go out and take a look at the toll plaza here. you can see traffic is doing pretty well. no major problems coming through. and the traffic is moving along very nicely as you head into san francisco i do want to mention that ellis annular kin is a good area to avid right now. grant line road still about 22 minutes. speeds about 57 miles an hour on westbound 580 and from high street it's only five minutes. highway 4 lone tree to loverage. a batched burglary ends with a man fighting back against his intruder and killing him. tara moriarty is joining us from the victims home to tell

us what he did that possibly saved his own life. >> reporter: the man that was going to get burglarized took matters into his own hands. he spot and killed the intruder. the intruder scaled that wall that you see behind me there. there are a bunch of evidence markers. police are still sifting through this crime scene. that is because there is a lot of unanswered questions. this shooting happened at 1:15 this morning. the man was shot a few times in the eggs. he was alert when police arrived but his injuries were very serious. serious enough to be air lifted to a hospital. the man was sleeping when the suspect broke into the building and confronted him and shot him in the chest. they don't think the burglar thought that anybody was home. this is a building. it's a plumbing business and the victim lives if a unit in the back. it does look like it's simply a commercial building. the suspect was driven driven to a nearby hospital. the people that transported him are now in custody.

they are telling police they were nearly passing by and being good samaritans but police believe they did know the suspect. plisses they -- police are investigating whether they shot the man in the legs or if the bullet did come from the suspect into the victim. we put a call into richmond police and we are hoping to talking to witnesses to find out what they thought. time is 6:04. a little less than an hour ago sirens went off in san francisco marking the moment 108 years ago that the great quake hit san francisco. now this ceremony was held at lottis fountain in downtown san francisco. hundreds of people were there for a moment of silence and a wreath laying ceremony. the 19 of quake and fire killed about 3,000 people. it destroyed 80% of the city. now about 20 minutes ago a special fire hydrant. this one here in san francisco.

received a fresh coat of gold paint. it's at 20th and church streets. this fire hydrant is known for saving the mission district. it was the only working fire hydrant in that area after the wake. that fire hydrant gets a fresh coat of paint every year. yesterday san francisco dignitaries gave two other fire hydrants a coat of silver paint. they also played big roles in fighting the fires after the 1906 quake. only 23 of more than 4,000 fire hydrants in san francisco had a useful water supply after that big quake. marin county investigators are working to determine if another body found on mt. tam is that of a missing woman. brian flores is there right

now. brian. >> reporter: good morning claudine. unusual circumstance the body found in the past three weeks. while one body has been positively identified, a second body found yesterday authorities say they have to run more tests before that body is identified. here are some of the details of what we know this morning. the bodies found was around 4:40 yesterday afternoon in a drainage area along the mountainside. authorities say it's believed the woman was fbi identified may have fallen 40-50 feet into a drainage area which is filled with rocks, bolders, and rough terrain. it is unclear whether this body found is that of a missing mill valley woman. however, investigators did say there are some similarities. >> i will say that the description of this person including the clothing does match that. she was found in a drainage. at this point it appears she may have possibly fallen. maybe 40-50 feet down into the drainage which sadly is covered with large rocks and bolders

and so forth. >> reporter: now back on saturday just about half to three quarters of a mile from last nights discovery 33-year- old magdolina her body was also found. she told friends she was also going for a hike but never returned. during a press conference yesterday even though the bodies were found in the same area, there doesn't appear to be a connection there. investigators also say they are awaiting toxicology reports before making a positive identify on the body. we're live in mill valley brian flores ktvu channel 2 news. it is now 6:07. a san leandro teacher accused of having sex with a student surrendered to police. leon chang has been charged with two felonies. the arrest came after an investigation that lasted for months. the school district received a tip that the math teacher at

san leandro high was involved in a sexual relationship with a student. the students say they were shocked by the allegations and they called chang a good teacher known for making math fun like encouraging the students to dance in class. >> he was a nice teacher. he was just into the kids. he cared a lot about his students. >> reporter: san leandro high school is on spring break right now. the students and staff are due to return on monday. all right we continue to follow breaking news for you in san francisco. i want to give you a live look at the scene. it looks like traffic is moving through that intersection. it was stopped for awhile. this is ellis and larkin. there was a car verses bicycle collision. we were out there on the scene earlier and saw the truck that was involved as well as the bicycle that pulled out from underneath that truck. the bicyclists we are being told now our crew being told

that he was conscious when she was transported. police are again clearing the scene there. a task force investigating hate crime allegations at san jose state university is now releasing its recommendations. this comes after four white freshmen were accused of bullying their african american roommate by putting a bicycle lock around his neck and also flying a confederate flag. the student who said he was bullied filed a $5 million legal claim against the university. the four students that were accused of bullying have been suspended. the task force recommendations include diversity training for all fault and dorm staff. creating a diversity office. and requiring new students to take diversity training. students would also be given the option of recording hate crimes on the university website. federal prosecutors in the corruption case involving state senator leland yee say they

plan to add more charges. reified indictment is expected in july with new charges including racketeering. prosecutors now say most of the 29 defendants could be charged with those offenses and that alone could carry a sentence up to 20 years. the fate of the sonoma county supervisor accused of peeping into a woman's home that will be decided in the next couple of weeks. jury selection in the trial is expected to start monday. a hearing to settle motions in the case will be held this morning. he is charged with misdemeanor peeping. he could be sentenced to six months in jail if he is convicted. police accuse him of looking into a neighbor's house last july. police say he was only wearing his underwear and socks. carrillo has pleaded not guilty. he blames the incident on a drinking problem. bart riders may see a lot of police activity. bart police and the

transportation security administration are all conducting joint training exercises today. they will start at 8:30 this morning and this will all last until about 12:30. officers will be at sfo, embarcadero, and coliseum bart stations. it's not expected to effect service. a driver hits two highway workers in fairfield. what may have caused this crash and warning for other drivers in construction zones. >> new developments in the sinking ferry in south korea. the arrest warrant issued over night as hundreds of people remain missing. good morning. we are looking at a commute that has not really been all that slow as you can see on highway 4. certainly people are out there. coming up we will update you on a problem on highway 101 in the peninsula. >> mostly clear this morning. a little cool. the breeze picked up for awhile. i will tell you if that will continue and also the easter egg hunt on sunday. will the sunshine or clouds

obscure the hunt?

new information about a deadly sailboat accident in redwood city. the man identified as 39-year- old yong song of burlingame. the boat hit a navigation marker and the mass came down. another man was also hurt.

the boat's driver passed a sobriety test. new developments this morning in the deadly ferry boat crash in south korea. prosecutors asked a court to issue an arrest warrant for the ferry boats captain. 28 bodies have been recovered. 270 people are still missing. most of theme are high school students. we're also finding out that a high school vice principal who was one of the first survivors to be rescued committed suicide today near gym where the family members of the missing have been camping out. heavy rains and rough currents out on the seas have been hampering the rescue. >> the probe tried to get to the ferry but it got pushed off course. >> investigators were also looking into whether the captain waited too long to order an evacuation and they are checking reports he got on one of the first rescue boats. a third mate was steering it

and may have made a sharp turn. causing the ferry boat to capsize. now this new search comes as 11 planes and 12 ships continue scanning the surface of the water for any sign of that missing flight. the search area spans 20,000 square miles of the ocean northwest of purse, australia. time 16:16. the first cross border airport terminal it cleared a major hurdle. the u.s. department of customs and border protection reached an agreement with an investor group clearing the way for the construction to start. it will connect san diego and tijuana, mexico. construction will start next month. as early as this afternoon a san francisco giants fan could be arraigned encharmings that he set -- arraigned on

charges that he set off illegal fire works. police say 21-year-old palo it will an m-80 and toss it from his seat into the coors light bar area. officers say five people were treated at the park for minor injuries including dizziness and temporary hearing loss. >> i was working here and i heard a big boom. you could feel the little vibrations. it was like an m-80 or something. >> the suspect was booked on charges including setting off an explosion causing mayhem and great bodily injury. he is being held on $2.4 million bail. time is 6:17. a big pile of crash is creating a lot of problems. it was found near a rest stop. a good samaritan turned the cash into the chpen the chp has about a week left to find the

rightful owner or the money will go to the man who found it. >> he did contact us by telephone and he also looked for the owner for over an hour while he was in the rest area. >> we don't know how much cash was found at the rest stop. the chp isn't saying. the rightful owner can claim it by telling police where they lost the money, the denominations of the cash, and the exact amount of the money left behind. your time is 6:18. let's head out to sal castaneda and take a look at how these roads are doing this friday morning. hi sal. >> hello claudine and dave. the roads are doing well. i will say today because of the good friday as some people have the day off from school financial markets are closed. and we might have lighter than usual conditions. let's see what we have here. we do have a crash northbound 101 on the prince la at the oregon expressway. traffic a little bit slow in the northbound direction. southbound traffic does not seem effected by the it.

and 280 is wide open. you may want to use 280 crossing the east bay. this commute is definitely lighter than usual. the drive time between 238 and fremont is about 12-13 minutes. sometimes by this time in the morning it's double that. and if you are driving to the bay bridge toll plaza, usually by this time we have a lot more traffic. here we have a couple cars waiting and the drive time remains steady at less than 10 minutes into san francisco. this is a look at interstate 880 in oakland if you are driving northbound the earlier crash has been cleared. 6:19 let's go to steve. sal, thank you. mostly clear on this friday. a little bit of fog. a few high clouds but our system has already moved through. fog continues to be out there and it's not going anywhere. it will be back tonight and tomorrow. mostly sunny today a little cooler. but clouds, cooler, breezy and

possibility of showers. rain on tuesday into wednesday. but the big news will be how much cooler temperatures will go into the 60s for many inland areas. this is close today. upper 60s around the bay. low 70s to mid 70s. and then you get far enough inland there will be upper 70s to close to 78-79 degrees. so a little cooler for some today. over all near the coast probably 50s and 60s. we get a little breeze here and there. 40s on the temps or 50s. everyone is really closer on the temps. had a pretty good gust for awhile. 13 at fair fields. sfo is about 21. so there will be a little breezy conditions at times. sunny to mostly sunny and breezy. you can see that fog. continues mostly on the san mateo and santa cruz coastline. 39 tahoe. 50757 sacramento.

love twitter for that. 44. few high clouds and a little chilly. 44 is chilly. the big news for next week will be tuesday into wednesday. again more clouds and cooler temperatures. possibility of some showers. thundershowers. it's a little far off but everything looks to be online for next week. sunny and breezy. a little cooler on the afternoon temps. so upper 70s for many. novato 76. 75 sonoma. upper 70s antioch. berkeley 67. low to mid 70s. even concord 75. 73 santa clara. morgan hill at 77. low 70s redwood city and palo alto. 60s san bruno and san mateo. night and morning fog otherwise just a little warmup on the inland temps into easter sunday looks fine for the easter egg hunt. unless you are by the coast and dealing with fog. increasing clouds monday. and then cooler pattern. breezy on tuesday.

chipolte restaurant chain is raising menu prices. they don't think customers will mind too much because of the quality of food they get and the cost of ingredients are going up especially for beef, cheese, and fresh vegetables. this is the first time its hiked its prices in three years. time is 6:21. a tragic avalanche on the highest mountain in the world. what we are finding out now about the worst disaster in the history of mount everest. >> and a dramatic day in court. the outburst of a man accused of killing his own wife.

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loud dramatic outbursts in the san diego trial of an immigrant from iraq accused of killing his wife. a jury found him guilty yesterday. and as he was listening to the verdict being translated through the headphones you can see him wagging his finger and shaking his head the the jury. prosecutors say he killed his wife because he was angry she wanted a divorce. the district attorneys office will seek the death penalty. in the murder of an eight-year- old oakland girl. 23-year-old darnell williams is charged with shooting and

killing alicia during a sleepover last july. she was killed when williams knocked on the door of the home where she was staying an started shooting. two other children and a 63- year-old woman were hurt. time is 6:25. the drought could make fire season very, very difficult and oakland may be getting more help. right now the city of oakland closes one of its 25 fire stations for three days on a rotating basis. it's been doing that for two years to save $2.5 million a year. but that could mean it takes fire crews longer to get to emergencies. >> that causes a delayed response time. not only for incidents that occur within that companies first district but it could cause a trickle effect down the line to surrounding naked -- down the line to surrounding neighborhoods as well. >> they agreed to stop the rolling brownout policy. the city council and the union members still have to approve it first but approval is

likely. it is estimated the huge berkeley fire caused $9 million many damage. the building itself sustained $7 million in damage. the content another $2 million. the wooden duck impart tile and a wood workers collective all took devastating losses. the collective is planning a fundraiser to help the artists get back on their feet. seeking a peaceful solution to the ukraine-russian contract. the details of a new dedeal. >> plus the group in the middle of the crisis that is opposing the agreement. >> we are live in richmond where a botched burglary ends in homicide. we will tell you how the victim defended himself. we'll give you an update on the condition of that sick pip. >> good morning. right now we are still looking at a decent commute. it is good friday and we're thinking it will be lighter than usual. coming up we will check the san mateo bridge drive times and

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good morning. welcome become to cath v channel 2 morning -- ktvu channel 2 morning news. we are right by the police lines out there. police are investigating a deadly shooting. they say a man shot and killed someone trying to break into this building. ktvu tara moriarty is there. she's been out there for the past two hours. she just talked to the police. she will be back here for you and bring you a live update in two minutes. good morning. thank you for joining us here at ktvu channel 2 morning news. it is friday, april 18th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm claudine wong. in for pam cook.

let's get a quick look at weather and traffic. >> claudine. >> yes. it's still early; right? >> a little bit of fog. san mateo coast. 51-degrees with fog on the east side. so there is a little bit even on the santa cruz coast as well. ordinary reason that -- other than that it's off the coast. it will be mostly sunny and cooler and breezy. fog probably regrouping fast tonight into tomorrow. a cooler pattern here. at least tonight into saturdays. 40s on some of the temps or low 50s. there is not a howling breeze. some of the higher elevations a little stronger. sfo has been up to 21. it will be a little breezy here today. changes brewing for next week. i'll have more on that in 15 minutes. today get some fog, coast, sun, breezy, mostly sunny a few high clouds. it will be cooler today.

70s inland. 60s by the water. steve, good morning to you. we are look at a commute where things are not all that bad because of the holiday for some. this is good friday and some people have the day off. religious holiday for some. and the drive time here is still holding steady at way less than ten minutes. probably at 15 minutes. but the computer says eight minutes here. i think it's a little less than that. there are no major problems on the san mateo bridge. hayward to foster city. as steve mentioned a little bit of fog over there. it's not impairing visibility. northbound 101 i want to go back here. northbound 101 at the oregon expressway there is a crash. there is a slowdown there coming out of palo alto. 6:32 let's go back to the desk. >> we are still following developing news in richmond

where a man fights back after he says someone tried to break into a building. this is a story we've been following since 4:30 this morning. ktvu tara moriarty just got off the phone with someone from the richmond police department. you are back now. you have a better idea of how violent that confrontation was. >> yeah definitely. now that the sun is up you can see a lot of blood on the sidewalk. we did speak with police. they are remaining pretty tight lipped. [ inaudible ] >> now we have a technical interruption for a moment. but you are seeing some of what tara moriarty has been reporting on this morning. a shooting that occurred in the richmond area this morning. a man who fought back said an intruder was breaking into a business in the richmond area. this is still being investigated. a lot of police activity still at the scene as they investigate exactly what happened. stay tuned. tara will be back.

we will correct that technical problem and get more details from tara live from richmond in a couple minutes. time is 6:33. also this morning police are still investigating another deadly shooting. this one in downtown concord. it's the city's first homicide of the year. it happened just before 9:00 last night. when police arrived they found a man that had been shot to death. they have not given us information about a possible suspect. ktvu brian flores is live for us in mill valley this morning. >> reporter: good morning. it is an unusual circumstance this morning. a second body found on mt. tam in the past three weeks.

while one body has been positively identified, it would take three weeks before the body was found yesterday will be positively identified. crews found the body on mt. tam yesterday around 4:40 in the afternoon. authorities say it's believed the woman that has yet to be identified again may have fallen 40-50 feet in the drainage area. it is unclear if the body found was of a missing valley woman. >> there are spots that are pretty wide open and exposed. and there are spots that are covered with trees. there are rock out croppings. creeks. pretty deep draws. you can get into the wilderness up on mt. tam. you really can. in a really short period of

time too. >> now you recall back on saturday just about half to three quarters of a mile from last night's discovery her body was found in that area. she told friends she was going for a hike but never returned. during a press conference yesterday sheriffs investigators say even though the bodies were found around the same area, there doesn't appear to be any connection. investigators also say they are awaiting toxicology reports to positively identify the bodies but they say those reports could take weeks before they positively identify the body. live in mill valley brian flores. time is 6:36. let's go back to tara moriarty. you are at the scene of a deadly incident. >> reporter: it is quite a bloody scene out here. police are not really saying much about the investigation.

we spoke to someone who says the map that lives here had ablooming business. the shooting happened at 1:15 this morning. the owner was shot a few times in the leg and he was alert when police arrived but his injuries were serious. the victim confronted the suspect and shot him in the chest killing him. >> what happened and every person who has a right to protect their family their property and unfortunately if people are put into that position sometimes things you know evolve and develop the suspect was driven to a nearby hospital and the people that transported him are in custody

at the richmond police station. they are saying they were passing by and being good samaritans but police believe they did know the suspect. back here live you can see the police are still here. we have an update on the victim here. he is listed in serious condition but he is expected to survive. we are live in richmond tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. time is 6:38. two highway workers are recovering after being hit by a driver that the chp says appears to be drunk. workers were hit during a lane restriping. this was shortly after 9:00 last night. the chp the workers with were closing down lanes from interstate 80 and highway 12 when they were hit. the chp is also reminding other drivers slow down when you are in the construction zone. >> you want people to slow down. give yourself ample time and

space and distance to make any type of ma sure left or right around the area. we need people that need to go home to the families as well. >> the two highway workers were taken to a north bay hospital. their injuries are described as minor. the driver has major injuries. once he's out of the hospital, the chp says he faces dui charges. eight-year-old boy was among the people hurt in suspected drunk driving crash in san leandro. he ran a red light around 10:00 last night. that suv hit a car which had a couple and two children inside. the suv driver a woman in her 40s was arrested. police say she showed obvious signs of intoxication. news chopper 2 was over the scene. it was head into a maintenance

yard when it went off the tracks. no passengers were on board. that detrailment came on the same day they handed down a $210,000 fine over an accident that killed two bart workers in october. osha investigation found bart deliberately violated safety rules and the agencies simple approval policy was ineffective and not followed. the investigation also cited bart for not supervising the trainee who was at the controls of the train. cal osha says shepard and daniels were not properly trained to perform work near energized third rails. barts general manager released a statement saying quote bart has upgraded its safety

procedures. and a prosed budget. time is 6:40. an agreement aimed at reducing the escalating tensions in the ukraine crisis it is meeting resistance this morning. where they are supposed to stop any further violent acts and illegal militant groups are required to give up their weapons. meantime the obama administration is calling anti- semitic fliers. masked men believed to be part of the pro russian movement passed out the leaflets in front of a sent god. >> it is being called the deadliest avalanche in mount everest history. at least 12 climbing guides have been killed during an

avalanche hit at 20,000 feet along the route used to climb the world's highest mountain. the guides all from nepal they had gone ahead and setting up roads for the climbers in advance of the climbing season which would begin in may. there are convicting reports that as many as 25 guides were in that group hit by that avalanche. the distasteful act that turned dispair into anger as the death toll rises in that south korea ferry crash. >> and yet another security breach. this time at the nation's largest arts and craft store. i will let you know the dates it happened. >> good morning. at bay bridge toll plaza it is light. definitely lighter than usual coming into san francisco. but we are always watching it for you. coming up we will give you drive times. >> it will be mostly sunny today but cooler.

i will have the cooler forecasted lows for you.

this morning another cyber attack against two huge retailers has put millions of customers information at risk. ktvu paul chambers is live in emeryville near one of the two big box stores effected michaels with this latest data

breach. paul. >> good morning. i can tell you a lot of people use michaels the arts and crafts store to go shopping. but right now they are in a little bit of a problem. michaels is the largest craft store in the country. the security breach in its payment system is what is effected. information from three million credit card and debt card used at michaels arts and craft stores could be effected. the company says the malware used in this attack has never been seen before but two security firms it has investigated the case. now michaels once again is the nation's largest arts and craft chains says it has 2.6 million credit cards effected. the company says things have been contained and received limited information about fraudulent activity. however this is going on since may of last year. now the companies say they have received very little reports of any problems but they are also working with the effected customer by offering them free identity protection for 12

months. it includes customer card numbers and inspiration dates. if we come back out here live the store is closed but we will be talking to their corporate office to get more information and reaction about this and we will be out here talking to customers to see how they feel about this. once again michael says it has contained the situation. they don't believe there are many problems out there whatsoever. for those that do have problems they are giving free security checkup. a prop 8 lawyer is helping to plan a same sex wedding. the revelation in its personal life that he says changed his mind. and hope is dimming for nearly 300 missing passengers on the sinking ferry in south korea. how twitter is playing a key role in both the investigation and the rescue efforts. and accused bank robber in

hayward is making national headlines this morning because of what he was wearing. the unusual wardrobe choice. those stories and more coming up on mornings on 2. time is 6:47. let's bring sal back. i know you are watching the toll plaza and everything else. >> yes, dave, we are watching everything and so far we have a smile on our face because of the good commute conditions. i think a lot of people do have the day off. it's obvious just by looking at this picture there is no delay at the toll plaza. your drive times are pretty good. less than eight minutes across the span. and no major problems on 80 from vallejo as you drive down to berkeley and to oakland. also looking at the commute on the san mateo bridge about a ten minute drive across that span. and we haven't had a lot of slow traffic here at all approaching. as we look at the maps, there is a little slow traffic approaching the toll plaza but not that much. as you look around the bay area, you don't see a lot of red on the map maybe a little

bit of yellow but not a lot of red. right now just a little bunching up on 880 southbound. 6:48 let's go to steve. thank you, sir. mostly clear here. we have areas of fog. santa cruz mountains. a few high clouds. over all it will be cooler today. some of that fog may be a little stubborn. a little warmer especially on sunday. increasing clouds. monday clouds cooler, possible rain. it will be well below average on tuesday into wednesday. and maybe setting the stage for an end of the month kind of bullish pattern for rain. so we will see. things are changing. 10:nd on these temps -- 60s on these temps around the bay. low 10:s to a few mid 70s. this is about right. sometimes you have to tweet these temps a little bit but this is about right. get inland upper 70s to near 80. temperatures will come down from last nights cold front. 40s for some. mid 50s for most.

walnut creek in there. livermore and fairfield. 46 napa airport. and 44 up in lake port. southwest 13. it will be a little breeze here. kind of picks up for a few. other areas are not that bad. system is leaving california. central california is holding on. 46 in ukiah. 49 in tahoe. 48 for reno. 50s and 60s down to southern california. one system moves out. weak high pressure building in. but then rather strong looking system is poised to move in. and possibility of some rain. really i think much, much cooler and breezy. we'll see a big change next week. fog for some. not for all. sunny and breezy. a few high clouds but cooler temps. 60s and 70s. a few upper 70s. but mostly inland areas flirting with the mid to upper 70s. as you get closer to the water you see mid to upper 70s. cupertino 72. same for woodside.

66 san bruno. fog nights and mornings. but inland temps bumping up a little bit through sunday and increasing clouds on monday and looks like possible rain on tuesday. time is 6:50. today is the 1906 earthquake and fire in san francisco. we are live right now. we're at the annual bloody mary breakfast. this is the event that honors the earthquake survivors. there is mayor ed lee right there sitting down at the table. we can tell you there is only two quake survivors still living. they are 108 years old and 112 years old. they are being honored and this is the place where they are being honored this morning with the bloody mary breakfast. we'll keep you posted on what is happening in san francisco. time is 6:51. it is being called one of the biggest piles of cash ever turned into the chp. found at a northern california rest stop with the person that

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tragic death of a nine-month- old baby left inside of a car. police say the baby's father was supposed to drop off the little boy at a babysitter wednesday morning but somehow forgot and left him in the car. police say the baby had been in that car for several hours and when they found him, he was still strapped into his child seat. >> i don't know how it happened. he got distracted or something. when he got back he found the baby. he called 911. and when they came over they found him dead. >> many say they are haunted by the tragedy because some of them were working outside within feet of that suv and didn't notice the baby inside. the investigation continues. the ride sharing service uber x is adding what it calls a safe ride fee to all fairs in the u.s.. uber which is based in san francisco says the $1 fee will

pay for driver background and vehicle checks as well as insurance and driver education. uber x is the cheaper option to the black cars. uber along with other ride sharing companies has come under pressure to take more safety precautions opinion on new years eve six-year-old girl died and her mother and father were injured. >> your time is 6:56. with big changes coming to san francisco parking enforcement policies, 2 investigates the revenue hit and which parking tickets are most commonly handed out to drivers. >> you have to read all the signs, check the curbs, check the meters. make sure it's not a tow away sign. >> ktvu has learned sfmta issued 1.5 million tickets last year. sundays were the busiests.

mondays were the next highest. they announced this week they are doing away with sunday meter citations beginning in july. >> we still feel that we will make up the revenue lost by sunday meters. but we will be able to deploy the same parking control officers to respond to quality of life issues. >> now as for what tickets are issued the most, it's for street cleaning. just so you know. that accounted for almost one- third of all the tickets issued last year. next expired parking meters and then residential permit parking tickets came in at number three. facebook wants to make it easier for friends to find each other when they are in the same neighborhoods. they are rolling out a new feature it calls nearby friends. the feature is optional. it sends notices whenever a friend is near your location. users can tailor nearby friends to show information on any collection of friends. it will billion available in the u.s. before the start of summer. video games for sony's play

station four were the top sellers in march. it is the third month in a row ps4 topped x-box one. they introduced new game consuls in time for last years holiday season and that has boosted game sales by 78% compared to the same time last year. our time is 6:57. coming up on mornings on 2 developing news in richmond where a burglary turned deadly and there is a group of people involved who said they were just being good samaritans. what the police believe differently. >> a bay area teacher is under arrest. what he's accused of doing.