d we're live in boston as preparations for the boston marathon are under way. coming up we'll tell you what changes we're seeing this year and what a family whose son was seriously injured in the blast is saying about the race this year. >> a violent encounter in a bar. the four people wounded. >> sunrise services. people are celebrating this easter sunday. this is ktvu mornings on 2.

good morning. happy easter. welcome to mornings on 2. it is sunday, april 20th, 2014. >> the that is a good looking easter sunday. looking over the walnut creek area. isn't that a gorgeous shot? we have patchy fog out there. low clouds drifting inland in some areas. very patchy. mostly sunny skies. i'm seeing along the peninsula and along the coast, gray skies over that area. the wind has shifted. high pressure building in today. today is going to be a warmer day. yesterday at this hour the winds were twisting through fairfield to 30 miles per hour. take a look now. the onshore breeze has actually reduced considerably and some of us dealing with a northeast and northwesterly wind so a drier day in place. those winds will help drive up our temperatures. a chilly start in the 40s for

santa rosa. getting out early this morning. a cold one for you, 50s around the bay. low 50s there. sun rose about a half-hour ago. sunny skies for your afternoon. temperatures will warm 3 to 6 degrees around the bay yesterday and five to ten degrees warmer than yesterday. widespread 70s around the bay. low 60s for the coastline and for the coast if you think about heading that way, there is a high surf advisory and keep that in mind. we're warmer today and today will be the warmest day over the next several. cooler tomorrow, even the chance for scattered showers. i'll have a look at that coming up. >> four people stabbed at a bar around 1:00 this morning at the sp2 come mynal bar and restaurant. officers first received a report of one person getting stabbed but when they arrived on scene, they found three

other victims. all are men in their late 20s. >> all we know, there was some type of fight and argument inside before someone was stabbed. >> the condition of the men has not been released. investigators are interviewing witnesses, but no arrests have been made. a bay area easter tradition that dates back nearly a century is happening right now in san francisco. you're looking at live pictures of the easter sunday services. there is a crowd there gathered. lots of people there. you can hear some music. it is the highest peak. this features the mount davidson cross. we first saw it when we brought you that shot there, one of the world's tallest crosses.

one here is fire chief joanne haze white. we'll check back on the celebration there this morning. >> just a few hours ago pope francis celebrated what is christianity's most joyous hopeful day, easter sunday. 150,000 people packed st. peter's square for the mass. the pope's easter message was on current conflicts around the world and he prayed for ukraine and syria and the attacks. >> bay area churches are celebrating with special easter masses. the church began a service minutes ago and it will hold easter celebrations at 9:00 and 11:00 this morning. >> st. mary's has a service at 7:30 with an easter concert this afternoon. they will have mass at 8:30 there. there is also a spanish version of the service at 10:00 a.m.. >> there is a strong warning

for anyone who plans to go to the beach today. use caution while in the water, because a high surf advisories in effect and there is an increased risk of rip currents and waves. >> they recovered the body of a man who went missing after a boat crash. the man and his friend were both thrown into the delta waters after their boat crashed near the bridge yesterday morning. crews spent several hours searching for the man before his body was found. the man who survived was in the water for about 20 minutes before someone pulled him out. >> i gave him a hug and, you know, he was shaking and he remembers hearing a thump on the boat and that is about it. >> investigators say the men were in town for a fishing tournament. cause of the crash is still

under investigation. the family of a san diego man who disappeared in san francisco last year said they have renewed hope that he will be found safe. christian hughes went missing in february of last year while visiting a friend. his aunt said she saw someone that looked like him. his family and friends have been searching the area hoping to find him. >> you're always going to hope and pray that he is and a for my family of course he is alive. he has not been home. he is alive. he is out there. >> the family has help find christian hughes on facebook. if you see him call san francisco police. >> they are stepping up patrols to deal with 420 gatherings. 420 has become the unofficial day of celebration for marijuana smokers.

last year the city had thousands gathered at the golden gate park and left ten thousand pounds of trash behind. they will look for illegal parking, camping and drug sales and open containers. they hope the park is peaceful for any sunday gatherings. >> thousands will be running in the boston marathon. it promises to be an emotional event after two pressure cook kerrs exploded near the finish line. the hern family, aaron hern who is now 12 was seriously injured in the blast. claudine wong has more in boston where she talked with the herns about an event that forever changed their lives. claudine. >> reporter: good morning, mike. yes, we're here live at boston commons this morning. this area is significant. this is called the parade route. you can see they have the flags up, the barricades up. the race doesn't even come

through this area, but because of what happened last year, this is where they will have many of the runners check in tomorrow morning. they will be dropping off their bags. they do not want any bags near the finish line. then they will bus them over to the start line which is a good distance away from here. then they will take on that legendary 26-mile course. among the runners that will be in the race tomorrow are the herns. i met up with them yesterday and talked to them about their trip here. it has been a whirlwind visit to fenway and lots of visits to the many people who helped them in what was a dark time. tomorrow may be tough. they will run like last year. their son aaron and daughter abbey will watch like they did last year. the newest member of the family, caroline, who technically ran it last year in her mom's belly will be there, too. it will be about turning the negative into a positive for all of them. abbey said she is excited.

>> every one experienced this in a different way and from their own pe spective and we all have our own different story of this so coming back here and trying to make each one of them whole and meet all of those different needs, that has been a challenge. >> making sure everybody is okay in their different way. >> reporter: so we are now less than 24 hours away from the start of this race. it starts at 8:50 a.m. boston time and then it builds in with the athletes and tens of thousand us. again, this is what they call the parade grounds. you can see it is an absolutely stunning morning. we have seen lots of park rangers, police officers and of course lots of runners in and around this town coming out to warm up before the race tomorrow. we'll meet up over to where the finish line is to see some of the runners who have come.

one of them came within about a half a mile from that finish line when the first explosion went off. she is back to try to tackle this race again. we're going to bring you her interview coming up on mornings on 2. live from boston, claudine wong, ktvu. >> she will have live reports for you. also stay tuned tomorrow when she will have live reports flew out the marathon. california counties affected by the prison realignment plan say they need more money to deal with the extra inmates. some are sent to county jails instead of prisons. some say more money is needed for new jail cells, rehab programs. the governor has been visiting different counties to see how the three--year-old law is working. >> it didn't take long for them

to get the home-court advantage. klay thompson led with 22 points as they took down the los angeles clippers. 109-105 in game one in the best of 7 series. they took that first lead in the 4th quarter. he put up 20 and 13 while he chipped in 14 points and 7 assists. undo the stretch made some big plays. responded to that first quarter run they had. just said a lot about we're not going to quit. we'll keep fighting and it was a big way to start the series. >> they walked into halftime on a high note. he sank the half court shot, but not enough to get the win. blake griffin not happy. he has since apologized for that. he said dumping a kettle of water on a warriors fan behind him. game two set for tomorrow night in los angeles. game through on thursday night

in ore co. the sharks heading into game two against the kings. the sharks went on the attack early against the kings in game one on thursday. they won 6-3. now after tonight the sharks will head to los angeles for game three on tuesday. tonight's game starts at 7:00. this afternoon the annual bring your own big wheel race is being held in san francisco. this is video from last year's race. it'sy starts at 4:00 on vermont and 20th street. the kids' race is first followed by the adults. event organizers say the permit for these races is difficult to get and drinkingk and smoking will not be a under loe. they are also asking people to clean up after themselves. >> the costumes are allowed. >> even the easter bunny is here. >> well, a chase with a robbery suspect lands a police officer in the hospital. what we're learning about his condition this morning and the charges the suspect now faces.

>> it is still sad but now we look more toward hope. how have we changed? how have we helped. >> remembering a tragedy 15 years later. how the columbine shooting is impacting people even today. >> i'll compare the numbers for you. plus, as early as tomorrow rain on the way. when i expect it will arrive to your area coming up. female announcer: get three years interest-free financing

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d a slow moving landslide is taking over part of jackson, wyoming. on thursday it sped up and slid more than three feet in less than 24 hours. it split a home in half, broken sewer lines and destroyed a walgreen's. they are trying to stop it before it does more damage.

>> it has touched people across the nation. today marks 15 years. 12 students and 1 teacher killed when students opened fire before killing themselves. what people are doing to keep the victims' memory alive. >> good morning. i'm here to bring a message, a message of strength and possibility. >> april 20, 1999. few people can describe the impact of that day. >> we promised we wouldn't forget. >> 15 years later -- and we didn't. ♪ ♪ >> a community once again came together to remember not only the victims of columbine but the journey from that tragic day to now. we look more towards hope. how have we changed? how have we helped. >> it is an honor to honor him, to be here and speak and to let

people know we survived. >> not only did he survive the loss, but she is helping others survive it, too. >> we have supported people in their pain. >> i think about my daughter everyday. >> her daughter was killed in another colorado mass shooting at the aurora theater. >> it is very surreal to be here. two years ago i didn't know these people and now we're close friends and people i rely on. >> their loss binds them together. >> they are family now. >> together they have a mission. >> it is sad to say there will always be tragedy but if we can make that easier and less than the number of tragedies, we have succeeded. >> it is why they keep coming back to the park year after year. >> 15 years ago columbine was a massacre, a tragedy and synonymous with death. today we recognize that columbine is a come nun ty. >> they turned this day from a tragedy into a legacy by

looking for hope and embracing victims of other tragedies too, helping keep colorado strong. >> even the most violence of hate could not shake us. >> that was jessica reporting. many of the victims' families are still fighting for mental health services for students and stricter gun control regulations. >> the weather is halting the search for three hiking guides still missing after friday's deadly avalanche on mount everest. it killed 13 guides, at least 7 others were pulled to safety. they were preparing for the main hiking season on ever rest. they were carrying tents, food and ropes to prepare routes for hikers coming from around the world. >> about 1% of every one leaving base camp is not coming back. as a workplace sta sit stick, that is off the charts.

>> the >> it cut loose and swept up the guides. >> a man is among the hikers who survived that avalanche. john reader of kenwood seen here wearing a green coat posted on the blog. quick action helped him and his climbing partner survive. he writes on his blog marcus and i were each pushed down behind large blocks of ice. we were shielded. these guides are truly amazing. we're okay. there are still some up there who are not so lucky today. >> an amazing story. two different stories being two feet away from each other and the difference it made. >> let's turn to rosemary. happy easter. what a beautiful morning. >> happy easter, yes. a great morning for some of those easter hunts going on. i see a rapid rebound getting

ready to move in. we have a warmer day in store. a live look over the pittsburgh area and highway 4 where we have mostly sunny skies. temperatures this afternoon, going five to ten degrees above yesterday's highs. here is a comparison for you. 72 in napa yesterday. today 79. 66 in oakland going to 73. if you're going to see the a's play today, a beautiful day. 71 yesterday. 79 today. san jose ten degrees warmer today. going to 79 as well. some of the warmest locations into the 80s. anioke in the afternoon. so we are with a warmer forecast today. still sealing the pesky fog along the coastline. it has moved into some areas. in some cases it is well inland but it is short-lived. we'll have mostly sunny skies away from the coast where we'll

remain partly cloudy for the afternoon. as early as tomorrow, a cooldown in store and a few scattered showers monday night into tuesday. to save us a little bit of time, i'll fast forward us into monday. tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy skies and perhaps a few peeks of sunshine. for all the way into monday night, we didn't see much of any rain, but by monday night, 10:00 it starts to get into the north county and then in the overnight hours it slides through. you saw how it went. if you like scattered showers, monday night into tuesday morning, we could be a little breezy tuesday afternoon. sure would like to see more. not going to see it at this point. we'll track that for you, because the timing could change a little bit. 44degrees right now in santa rosa. a few areas still quite chilly. just as cold as yesterday.

napa reporting 44. around the bay 50s. for the afternoon looking good san jose. by 10:00, low 60s in the forecast. we get into the afternoon mid- 70s at 1:00. 78 at 4:00. as i showed you a moment ago, san jose expected to top out about 79. upper 70s for santa row? . oakland area, low 70s. 75 fremont. 70s in areas around us santa clara, we have the extended forecast here. cooling it down tomorrow. showers monday night into tuesday and then partly cloudy into wednesday and thursday. new government documents show gm waited years to recall saturn ions for power steering failures. in spite of more than a dozen deaths linked to the problem and thousands of complaints, the recall was not issued until

last month. critics are blasting the national highway safety administration for along investigation of the ion without ordering a recall. coming up on mornings on 2, protesting over a park. why things got heated outside the oakland zoo. >> a sinkhole forced people in florida to evacuate. the work done overnight to protect these homes and for others having to evacuate.

a 50-foot deep sinkhole in central florida community has put two homes at risk. they were asked to evacuate. if it spreads more, people could be asked to leave. last night crews worked to fill that hole. sumter county deputies say it opened about three weeks ago and was filled with dirt. they believe it opened again last night because of vents rain. they are celebrating easter morning in aus trail ya.

the world couple could be seen in sydney for the easter sunday service. many tried to snap a photo of the pair. they sat in the front row. about 800 people attended the service. they are inviting young moviegoers on a sin mat tick easter egg hunt. pixar has been hiding eggs in films like toy story and monster ink franchises. they want fans to check out the eggs and see how many they can spot. >> the first family including president barack obama will entertain the children in the annual white house egg role. they will role an egg on the south lawn. it has been held at the white house as far back as 1876. >> from easter egg hunts to

celebrations. celebrating easter in san francisco a fau hours from now. >> the only way i could get closure was within myself so my soul could rest. >> reunited after one year. after meeting the man that helped save his life. outside a nice day for your easter sunday. a warmer day. i'll have a look how much warmer it will be for your area. it is a chilly start for some. i'll have your current conditions coming coming up.

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d waking up for a special easter service in san francisco. you are taking a live look at this morning's sunrise service at mount davidson, the highest peak. we'll tell you how people are celebrating this holiest of days. welcome back. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm ali rasmus. >> warmer day in store. seeing the changes this morning. how about a view that i could gaze at all day long. a live look at the golden gate bridge. isn't that just gorgeous? >> temperatures a lot like yesterday, but more sunshine out there. then 0 shore breeze has weakened. 44 there, as well. we'll see a fairly rapid rebound.

into the 50s for most of us by 9:00, and 10:00 feeling really comfortable. 47 right now hillsboro. temperatures again will be on the upswing asway get into the second half of the day. these numbers, a lot warmer than yesterday. 80 for fairfield. 80 morgan hill. that is a warm day. 73 hay word. 69 san francisco. 79 santa rosa. the swells right now 7 to 12 feet but will be building later today. there is a high surf advisory. if you think about heading out to the beach this afternoon, be aware of rip currents and sneaker waves so consider that as you're out there. it will be cool at the coast. low 60s with partly cloudy skies but a nice day in store. today we have the warmest day. tomorrow we cool down and have

rain. >> happening now, an easter tradition. >> happening now an easter tradition is taking place atop the highest peak in san francisco. an hour ago bagpipes kicked off the service at mount davidson. this is the 92nd year of the event. several dozen gathered for the service which included live music and messages of hope. fire chief joanne haze white is there. we'll hear the inspirational words at the 8:00 hour from one speaker. a few hours from now, the sights and sounds of easter, it is set to get under way at 10:00. there will be free activities for the kids, live entertain the and a visit from the easter

bunny. then the parade will head down union street. >> the park will close the vehicle entrance when the parking lot is full. the city is raising parking fees for that lot today. it will cost $10 per car, $6 for eligible seniors, and disabled. it averages 2500 visitors in an 11 gash 11-hour period. >> the boston marathon is tomorrow, but many have auld ready run through the streets. an estimated ten thousand people took part it 5k race yesterday. many said crossing the finish line was a sense of empowerment and away to take back their city, but tomorrow is the day they have been looking forward to the most. in less than 24 hours thousands of runners will be there for the boston marathon. many that survived last year

say they are coming back just to finish what they started. claudine wong is in boston with the story of a couple who almost lost their young son in a tack. >> reporter: we came here to fenway park to meet up with the family. it was part of their whirlwind trip to boston but this was about reunion. they met up with larry, a man they haven't seen since the race last year, a man who put a turn cut around aaron's leg and got him tonight ambulance. >> i never saw aaron again. today is the day i saw aaron. i waited an entire year to see aaron. everyday i worked. everyday i woke up to see him. the only way i could get closure within myself to get closure. >> i have gone back to the site and and i wasn't as emotional

as i thought i would. my mom said i am stronger. >> the family is now focused on monday and the marathon. aaron's mom says it is important to close the loop. it is important for all over them to cross that finish line. claudine wong ktvu news. >> another person running in the marathon is from santa rosa. she finished last year's race before the bombs went off. she says she and other runners are refusing to let the bombings intimidate them from enjoying their passion for running. happening now, hundreds of athletes have taken over the sleets for the silicon valley triathlon and supersprint fry@long. it features 9.3-mile swim, 24.9- mile bike ride and 6.2-mile run. just beyond the finish line is plenty of food, beer, live

music, as well as an easter egg hunt. >> a san francisco police officer injured while chasing two robbery suspects has been released from the hospital. he was hurt in a crash with the suspect's car near golden gate park. they are 48-year-old kenneth perry and 37-year-old joseph de poly. perry faces charges including possession of a stolen vehicle, aggravated assault and felony evasion and reckless driving. he was booked on possession of ammunition and a probation violation. >> it happened shortly before 11:00 last night. they got a call from the medical center about two gunshot victims who had come into the hospital. police are now asking anyone with information to come forward. an autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow for the body of a mill valley woman found. searchers recovered the body of

the 50-year-old thursday night. she had gone for a hike with her dog and a friend the night before. they have not found anything suspicious but they are going to wait for the autopsy before returning a cause of death. investigators say there is no connection between her and the death of the 33-year-old. >> los angeles police are investigating the stabbing of two men at venice beach on the oceanfront walk last night. both are in their 20s. their condition has not been released. it is not clear what led up to the stabbing but they think there was more than one suspect involved no arrests have been made. chevron is pushing forward to modernize the refinery despite some criticism. this past week dozens showed up to voice their concerns about

the plan which includes -- some say it does not do enough. [ no audio. ] >> they scaled back their plans after they first stopped their proposal. they will rule on the environmental impact report in june. tomorrow pg&e executives will appear in court for the 2010 pipeline explosion. an indictment filed earlier this month charges them with safety violations. they allege they knowingly relied on incomplete information when assessing the safety. [ no audio. ] a massive fire killed 8 people and destroyed 38 homes. he is accused of peeping into a woman's home. he faces a charge of misdemeanor peeking. authorities say he was prowling near a neighbor's home wearing

only socks and underwear. he faces six months in jail if convicted. the trial is going to last just a few days. they are using a new method to crack down on prostitution. they are publicizing the men for prostitutes. there is a drug counselor, personal injury attorney and a father of five. officers hope buyouting the johns they will discourage other men from soliciting prostitutes. >> we're more interested in them because without the demand they wouldn't have anything to do. they won't have a job. >> police are posting the johns' mugshots on social media sites and sending letters to several cars that police have seen driving the streets where prostitutes work. >> they want to make sure private school buildings are safe during the next

earthquake. they have to meet certain safety standards but not for private schools. it would require a structural evaluation within three years. a report found that 33 percent of private school buildings in the city could collapse in an earthquake. banks and retailers across the united states are turning to new technologies to prevent hackers from stealing information. they say the data breaches at target helped to speed up the technologies. many banks are going to microchip credit cards. many retailers are working with banks to create a temporary token number tagged to your account. >> we could learn more details about transforming the coliseum into a sports and entertainment center. a group is going to submit a

letter of interest for one of the city's three sports teams and how it plans to fund the first phase of the project. several stores in a sacramento mall closed their doors to make way for the new arena. the k street mall will be demolished this summer. shoppers took advantage of sales. >> during christmas, it was lively, big trees and santa claus. i will miss it. >> i am a diehard king's fans. i hope it revitalizes the downtown area. >> it will not affect the west end of the mall with macy's, the movie theater and several restaurants. >> the l.p.g.a. will come later this week. one of the businesses that is expected to bring in a lot of

money, 70% of the rooms are reserved. the tournament is expected to bring in 70,000 spectators. >> crews began installing 2 1/2 acres of sod. stadium officials say after much debate they decided the stadium would have the turf that uses less than 50% of the water and holds its color longer. the home opener has not been scheduled yet. the new field will see action august 2nd when the earthquakes will host the seattle sounders. it will be interesting to see the progress they made there. >> yes. >> beefing up security at the golden gate park. it is sparking concern for both police and parents. a big weekend for marijuana smuckers in colorado. why there is a whole new meaning in that state. >> warmer air filling in the bay area for your easter

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divers found 1 three more body is inside a ferry that sank in south korea. more than 250 are still missing. 174 people survived. some crew members were confused and questioned whether evacuating this area was it right move. the captain is under arrest on suspicion of negligence. hundreds in south korea are marking easter sunday by praying for the missing ferry

passengers. many are high school students who were on a holiday trip. rescue crews are hoping to find survivors that some may be alive in air pockets in the ferry. a submarine is making the 8th trip searching for the missing mall lay shen airlines plane. malaysia flight 370 has been missing now for six weeks. the under water search is in an area where a signal was detected that could have been coming from the plane's black boxes. a 12-year-old boy died on an outing with his boy scout group in washington. the accident happened yesterday morning near a remote camping area. some of the boys were trying to role a tree into the lake when it hooked on to one of the boy's jackets and then rolled over him. >> accidents happen when you're

out. accidents happen anywhere when you're out in the woods. >> they activated an emergency locater beacon. it took them three hours to get to them. the boy's father was among the four adults and ten scouts on the trip. a group of protestors are continuing their fight against the plan in the park. >> yesterday demonstrators gathered outside of the zoo gates. they are against the zoo's plans to build a new visitor center and gondola ride. they would build a new area for species that lost their habitat. >> they will build about california animals pushed out of the area by development and they will have a wild area. >> zoo officials say they have

accounted for the protection. it would take over 55 acres of the the park. it is a big weekend for marijuana smokers in colorado. it has been a day for marijuana activists to light up and protest their drug of choice being illegal but now that colorado has legalized marijuana, they have been celebrating. it will end with a festival this afternoon and at 4:20 p.m., tens of thousands of people are expected to light up. well, they are going to have nice weather it sounds like. >> yes. here, too. here is rosemary to see how we're looking before the rain makes its way. >> if you do like it warm our inland locations will be in the low 80s for the afternoon. areas like anioke, into gilroy, a warm day in store. a live look into the east bay.

low clouds pooling inland. although it is very sort of the hit and miss. we have mostly sunny skies around areas along the peninsula. partly cloudy in areas like oakland. partly cloudy to mostly sunny over parts of the north bay. take a look at what is happening for today. i have drawn the arrows to show you our flow. the ridge of high pressure going to be in place for today. a weak one but it is there. our winds have shifted. we have northerly winds out there. even north easterly in some cases. we know that wind shift is going to help drive our temperatures up. yesterday, we had a very strong onshore breeze. that has since changed. it will be weak for today. at 500 miles offshore, mike mentioned it a moment ago. we have some rain coming our way. doesn't look like much. let me show you what i'm talking about. we'll come back to today in a moment. we wake up tomorrow, mostly

cloudy. into the afternoon, not a lot going on. we're cooler, cloudy, could be a little breezy. here is the wet weather. it is monday night before it starts to inch into the north bay. while we sleep, kind of washes out over the area. maybe a few scattered showers. we'll wake up tuesday morning, we're all ready drying out. a little breezy behind the system, but that is all the rain we have in the forecast now. next weekend we may get more, but for now that is it. today it is a warmer day. mid-40s in napa this morning, nevada, santa rosa. a chilly start for you. most of us in the 50s. upper 50s near the coach for lunchtime. the area is going to the low 80s for the afternoon we'll be in the low 70s by noontime. if you're going to see the a's play, a beautiful day for you. 75 fremont. 75 san jose. along the peninsula, 79 in santa rosa and again, some of

the warmer spots. livermore, 81. 80 in fairfield. at the coast partly cloudy. 63 in pacifica. still a little cool there if you want to spend your day there. there is a high surf advisory in place as well. >> today is the warmest day. we take a drop as early as tomorrow. that poe ten e shell for rain moving in monday night into tuesday. notice how cool we are on tuesday. temperatures slowly rebound wednesday into thursday with partly cloudy skies. >> well, the annual cherry blossom continues today. it is one of the state's biggest. each year more than 200,000 people attend. it features plenty of food, arts and crafts and cherry blossoms. today at 1:00, the grand parade at civic center before ending

in japan town. the 29th annual festival does not kickoff until friday, but tents have been set up. the goal is to get record crowds back to the waterfront. last year's attendance dropped. organizers hope the crowd will get back up to about 100,000. >> this is for charity. all our proceeds after our bills are paid, it goes to charity. >> asparagus will make its way to the festival. prices have gone up, because of the drought but they were able to deal with the asparagus commission to avoid extra fees. >> it is 7:52. coming up, new concerns for people who live on treasure island. the new discovery that could be putting people's health at risk. controversy over michelle

obama. why some parents don't want her attending their children's high school graduation.

tomorrow president president heads to washington state to visit oso. that is where a deadly mudslide killed people in march. he will meet with families whose loved ones died. a graduation speech by first lady michelle obama is causing a controversy before she has said a word she has been invited to meet in kansas to mark the anniversary of a landmark supreme court decision that integrated public schools but some families are objecting because her presence means fewer seats and the white house has not yet responded. colin kaepernick was cleared in a case to what was labels as a suspicious

incident. she claims she partied with him and two others on april 1st at a hotel in miami. the woman says she blacked out after a night of drinking and did not know how she ended up in the hospital. police do not believe he was in the room when they responded to a pair of 911 calls about the woman. they hope to obtain hotel surveillance and they are expected to get 911 audio recordings tomorrow. when things are good, things are good. for the oakland a's things are very good. a magical day. bottom of 9. he takes the offering for a nice ride over the right field wall. a's within 1. he singles up the middle. he is at third. we're tied at 3. then it is josh red dick sitting on this 1- 2 pitch. he hits it to right center. that is your ballgame.

a win 4-3. they are looking for the sweep of the astros today. >> giants and pa days. the impressive dive. giants down 1 in the 5th. michael moore michael morris in the box but for nor long. tied at 1. they take the lead. giants shutdown the rest of the way. 3-1. they lost three in a row. lincecum on the hill today. >> a fourth player in the outfield during the colorado game yesterday. >> i was wondering why? >> there is a squirrel on the field. play was interrupted while the squirrel ran around. he ran around the pitcher before disappearing no one tried to catch him. they let him go. the squirrel provided some home-

town luck for the rockies. they won 3-1. >> maybe he can become their unofficial mascot. >> maybe. why not. >> colorado squirrels. sounds good. >> coming up on mornings on 2, two restaurant workers shaken up. the violent encounter they faced last night right before getting out of work. it is a chilly start, but temperatures are turning around. i'll have a look at your current conditions and how much warmer we'll go for your afternoon, coming up.

we're live here up boston at the finish line of what will bea the finish line for the marathon. they said it was important for them to run the race tomorrow. at least four people injured in the bar. the on going search for a suspect. >> christ has risen. >> and waking up for sunrise services. how pile across the bay area are celebrating this easter sunday. mornings on 2 continues. good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it is sunday april 20th. happy easter to those of you who celebrate it.

>> good morning. happy easter. let's get a quick look at the sunday forecast with rosemary and happy easter to you. >> happy easter to you and those of you at home. we have a beautiful day in store giving you a live look over the bay where we have just a sliver of fog there. you can see in the distance waking up with a lot more sunshine. cloudy skies for most of us. our temperatures are already rebounding. around the bay we have jumped 2 to 3 degrees from 7:00 to the 8:00 hour. 53 in hayward. i want to point you to the north bay. while santa row? and napa at 44 in the last hour. now at 50 degrees. your numbers have turned around. we have a six degree warm up in your area in the last hour. 47 there. low 50s in and outside your door. >> as we get into your easter sunday, a big warm up in store

especially for the inland locations. 5 to 10 degrees warmer. numbers will be feeling comfortable by 10:00 a.m.. low 70s inland. for the afternoon here is a better look around. 79 for napa. 73 in hayward. low 70s ib oakland. upper 60s for downtown san francisco. a little cool at the coast and a high surf advisory there. upper 70s there with mostly sunny skies. today will be the warmest day. we're cooling it down tomorrow and maybe even rain coming our way. i'll pinpoint that coming up. developing news. four people stabbed at a bar around 1:00 this morning at the sp2 communal bar and restaurant. one person got stabbed but when police arrived, they found three other victims, all men in their late 20s while two

victims suffered non-life- threatening injuries, the injuries of the other two have not been released. a bay area easter tradition that dates back nearly a century is right now in san francisco. [applause] bagpipes kicked off the service this morning at mount davidson, the 92nd year of the event. it's included live music and messages of hope at the base of one of the world's largest crosses. >> this is the 80th year that we have had this cross here, so this is a monumental occasion. franklin roosevelt dedicated this back in 1934. >> it is known for having guests coming from across the country to attend. and just a few hours ago pope francis celebrated what is considered chris yan ty's most

joy jus day, easter sunday. >> more than 150,000 people packed st. peter's square for the mass. the easter message was on conflict around the world. he prayed for peace for ukraine and syria and for an end to the attacks. >> thousands will be running the boston marathon tomorrow. it is a year after two pressure cook kerr bombs exploded at the finish line, three killed and 260 others injured. claudine wong is in the city of boston. she joins us live now with the buildup for tomorrow's marathon. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, mike. yes, we are at the finish line. i want to show you what we have right behind us. these are the markers for these four people killed in this tragedy last year. when you look around at everything that we're seeing here at the finish line,

though, the crowds appear and they are here to take a moment. many people stopped here to just take a moment and remember the lives lost. then they have come over here. you can see the grandstands behind us and you can see on the ground they have painted the finish line on here so you can see where the finish line is. the crowds are here and everyone is stopping to take a picture. the spirit out here though is one of very positive one, people talking about boston strong and we have caught up with a group of runners from the bay area who have come out here. here is alex and kathy. good morning. >> we have this group behind you. this is a small part of your more than two dozen folks who have come out here. both of you were in the race last year. tell me what you remember. >> i was thankfully clear of everything when it happened. i was in a restaurant with my friends and it was just nobody knew what was going on and in

disbelief. it was on the tvs and no one knew what was happening at first. >> i think i knew i would be coming back and it was an easy decision to make. >> you were a half mile from the finish line and it was con causing. >> i was just around the corner from here and i heard the first explosion and someone said they are shooting cannons off for you. someone else said no they are not shooting for slow people. i kept running and when the second explosion happened, the police stopped us so it means a lot to come out and cross the finish line. >> how do you think you'll feel? >> i think it gives me, but ter flies in my stomach everytime i walk by so i can only imagine when i run through the finish line tomorrow. >> hi guys. and all these folks behind you came out for the first time. tell me about this group of like 2 dozen people that are a

part of this. tell me about it. >> we all have been running together mostly in ma rin and i think everybody has run the boston marathon before, but this means so much this time. some of us have been training together. some are a little too fast to run with. >> you look at alley lex. he finished 26th last year and he is one of those elite runners who will take off in the wave of 9,000 people. >> she is also an elite. >> i'm feeling quite slow, but alex, this has always been, when you talked about the boston marathon in the past, it has always been a big race, you have to call fi for it and be a fast runner but does it have a different feel bus of what happened and because of what attention it is getting? >> yes. there is definitely a resolve amongst everybody coming. they have several thousand more

runners than last year and it is probably the most determined group and one of the faster groups they have had. >> as we stand around and look at the crowds here, as well, people always talk about the support you get along the route and because you were there last year, do you think it will be different too, more emotional? >> absolutely. i was surprised how much you could get by waving your arms a little bit. the crowd would start screaming for you. and this year we have heard like a million people they are expecting around the course the it will be phenomenal i think. >> good luck and we appreciate you talking to us. we'll talk to more of you as this morning show progresses so thanks so much. let me give you a look around here, because this crowd has been unbelievable. as it is a little hard to get in and out of this area because they have barricades up and they have been warning folks about how many streets will be

shutdown. security obviously will be tight. boston's finest out here in large numbers. but really the feeling out here on this easter sunday morning, very positive. people have a lot of unity as they are ready to run this marathon. >> both great stories. thank you for those interviews. >> we will have more live reports and stay here tomorrow when she will have reports. anyone who plans to go to the beach, use caution while in the water because a high surf advisory is in affect with waves up to 15 feet expected in parts of the bay area. it also means there is increased of risk of rip currents and sneaker waves. they have recovered the body of a man who went missing

in a boat crash. they were thrown into the waters yesterday morning. crews spent several hours searching for the man before his body was found. witnesses say the man who survived was in the water for about 20 minutes before someone pulled him out. investigators say the men were in town for a fishing trip. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. the family of a san diego man who disappeared last year have renewed hope he will be found safe. christian hughes went missing in february last year. his aunt said a woman reports seeing a man who looks like her nephew on thursday in the haight district. his family and friends have searched the area hoping to find him. >> you're always going to hope and pray he is a live. of course he is alive. he is out there. >> the family has set up a facebook page to help spread the word called help find christian hughes.

anyone with information about hughes is asked to call san francisco police. more people who live and work on treasure island are complaining about mold and they are starting to question whether their health they be at risk. city officials don't believe the mold issue is widespread and they are not willing to spend money updating buildings on the old navy base. that is the latest health challenges affecting the island. the soil is contaminated with radiation and toxic substances. it didn't take long for them to snatch the home-court advantage of the nba playoffs. >> golden state with their first lead. >> klay thompson led with 22 points as they took down the clippers 109-105. warriors down early in this one but they kept the composure and battled all game. david lee put up 22, 13. he had 14 points and 7 assists.

>> down the stretch made some big plays, responded at the first quarter run they had. said we're not going to quit. we're going to keep fighting and it was a big way to start the series. >> jamal crawford sank the half court shot, but not enough to get the win. blake griffin not happy about the loss. he apologized for doing that. he was upset about fouling out of the game. game two set for tomorrow night in los angeles. game three at oracle on thursday night. >> >> the sharks are looking for another win as they head into game two of the playoffs against the los angeles kings. the sharks went on the attack early in game one of the western conference series on thursday. they won 6-3. after tonight, the sharks will head to los angeles for game three on tuesday. tonight's game starts at 7:00. protecting your personal information. the new technology banks and retailers are using to keep it

safe. >> it is still sad but now we look more towards hope. how have we changed? how have we helped? >> and remembering a tragedy 15 years later. how the columbine high school shooting is still impacting people today. >> afternoon highs will soar above the seasonal average for your easter sunday. i'll line up your numbers for you. cooler wet weather to talk about. i'll have more on that coming up.

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touched people across the nation. today marks 15 years since the shooting at chardon high school. 12 students and 1 teacher were killed when students opened fire and then took their own lives. more on what people are doing to keep the victims' memory alive. i'm here to bring a message of strength and possibility. >> april 20, 1999. few people can describe the impact of that day. >> we promised that we wouldn't forget. >> 15 years later. >> and we didn't. >> ♪ a community once again came together to remember not only the victims of columbine but the journey from that tragic day to now. >> it is still sad but now we look more towards hope. how have we changes led? how have we helped? she lost her dad coach dave sanders. >> this is a day to honor him and to speak and to let people know that we survived. >> not only did she survive the

loss, she is helping others survive it, too. >> we have learned to support other people in their pain. >> people like sandy phillips. >> think about my daughter everyday. >> only sandy's daughter was killed at the aurora theater >> it is very surreal to be here. two years ago i didn't know these people and now they are very close friends and people i rely on. >> they are family now. >> together they have a mission. >> it is sad to say there will always be tragedy but if we can make that journey easier and less than the number of tragedies, then we have succeeded. >> it is the reason the community keeps coming back. >> 15 years ago columbine was a massacre, columbine was a tragedy and columbine was synonymous with death. today we recognize that columbine is a community. >> they turned this day from a tragedy into a legacy by looking for hope and embracing

victims of other tragedies too. they helped keep colorado strong. >> even the most violence of hate could not shake us. >> that was jessica 0 reporting. many families say they are continuing to fight for mental health services for students. >> bad weather is halting the search for three guides still missing. so far friday's avenue launch killed 13 guides and at least 7 others were pulled to safety. the guides were preparing for the main hiking time. they were carrying tents, food and reports to prepare routes for hikers coming from around the world. >> about 1% of every one who leaves base camp will not come back. that is off the charts. >> ever rest is the world's highest peak at 29,000 feet. it struck about 20 those feet

up. a hanging flay sure or the western portion of the mountain swept up the guides. a man survived that avenue lap ch. he said quick action by the guides including the man there helped him and his partner survive. he writes marcus and i were each pushed down by large blocks of ice. these guys are truly amaze splen. we're shaken but okay. some are up there and not so lucky today. >> amazing story. here in the bay area, weather- wise it is pretty nice whether you're outside for an easter egg hunt or out for a hike on whatever mountain it may be. >> you're right. and if you don't like where you're at, you can travel one way or the the other and you will have warmer weather or cooler depending where you're at. more on that in a moment.

first, a look over parts of the east bay. this is in the walnut creek neighborhood area. isn't that a beautiful shot? you have the rolling green hills. you can see a little bit of a low cloud cover there in the backdrop. just gorgeous. temperatures this morning, already beginning to warm in the 50s for most of us. 56 in oakland right now. 51 san francisco. 50 for santa rosa. partly cloudy skies. a few areas of low clouds covering parts of the coast. livermore partly to mostly cloudy skies as well. 54 fairfield. a beautiful start to your easter sunday. a snapshot here, a view of what is to come. by tomorrow, we wake up mostly cloudy. it will be a cooler day, even the possibility of a little rain. none of that going on for today. let's take a look at what you can expect for your sunday. a dry forecast with

temperatures warming above yesterday's highs, 5 to 10 degrees. again, the microclimate is in effect for today. low 60s for pacific ca half moon bay. widespread 70s around antioch, low 80s for your afternoon. then it begins to change. as early as tomorrow we'll wake up with those clouds and be cooler. i think the best chance for rain will come in late monday night and then push through by tuesday morning. so, good thing we're getting some of this rain, right? and the timing is superb in the overnight hours but it doesn't look like a lot. a few scattered showers is all we'll see. if you're going to see the a's play, a nice day going on with temperatures in the upper 60s. there it is, 70 by game time. then low 70s in the afternoon for the second half. let's take a look around for the afternoon today. 78 in nevada. 70degrees by the water. 70 by the water in alameda.

low 80s for brentwood. 79 san jose. along the peninsula, 78 red wood city. 69 in san francisco. the extended forecast here today will be our warmest day. wet weather at least the potential for wet weather monday night into tuesday. we're dry wednesday, thursday. police are investigating an attack on two restaurant workers that happened at 11:30 last night on north main street. the two workers, a man and a woman were just outside the entrance when two suspects approached them. they grabbed the woman's purse and knocked her to the ground. when the male worker tried to intervene, one of the suspects pointed a gun at him and were able to get away. time is 8:22. sparking controversy, why not everyone is happy about chevron's plans to modernize its richmond refineries. >> more or the popular event

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and smoking will not be allowed. they are also asking people to clean up after themselves. happening today, the san francisco police are stepping up patrols to deal with gatherings. 420 has become an unofficial day for marijuana smokers. thousands gathered and left ten thousand pouds of trash behind last year. they will look out for illegal parking, and more. they want it peaceful for any sunday gathers. gm waited years to recall saturn ions for power steering failures. institute of more than a dozen crash deaths linked to the problem and thousands of complaints, the recall wasn't issued until last month. they are upset with the safety administration. they conducted along investigation and did not order a recall. >> the duke and duchess are celebrating in australia.

the royal couple could be seen entering in sydney for today's service. thousands of people lined the street outside the church to try to snap a photo of the pair. prince william and his wife sat in the front row during the private service. about 800 people did attend. well cracking down on prostitution. the new method by police to reveal faces behind the arrest. >> beating hackers at their own game from banks to big stores designed to keep your personal information safe. >> a jump. if you are heading outdoors for an easter hunt this morning, aisle have a look at the current temperatures coming up.

i cannot wait until monday when i get that 26-mile mark. >> last year two bombs stopped thousands at the boston marathon. many of them this year are back to finish what they started. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm ali rasmus. we'll have a live report from claudine wong who is in boss spon. first, here is rosemary for a look at the weather. >> a fantastic day. a live look over the oakland us stu ware where it is mostly a sunny, calm start to the day. temperatures in the 50s at this hour. today into the afternoon, temperatures will soar well, above yesterdays. here is a little comparison for yeah to make it easy. napa 72 yesterday. 79 today. going a lot warmer in oakland. 73 for you. 8degrees warmer in concord.

10degrees warmer in san jose. along the coast slightly warmer. we will have partly cloudy skies. the onshore breeze has definitely weakened. we'll have our temperatures again on the up and up. 52 for walnut creek. 54 san francisco. even areas that started in the 40s like santa row? , now at 50 degrees. we get into the 9:00 hour. temperatures inching up with widespread 50s. low 70s for our warmest locations. here is a peak into the afternoon for you. upper 70s for areas like va lay yo and napa. >> 69 san francisco. 79 san jose. temperatures will peak today. we begin a cooling trend and a bit of wet weather in the forecast. i'll pinpoint it for you coming up. the boston marathon is tomorrow, but many people have already run through the city's

streets. >> an estimated ten thousand people took part in the 5k race yesterday that included the governor of massachusetts, the mayor of boston and the actor kevin stay sy. some also laced up their shoes. they said crossing the finish line was a sense of empowerment and away to take back their city, but tomorrow is when some 29,000 runners will fill the streets for the marathon. claudine wong on assignment live for us in the city of boston for us where she has been talking to people in the bay area who are taking part in the marathon. claudine. >> reporter: well, we're on boylston here in boston and let me give you a look around. a lot of activity out here. this is the finish line. the finish line is behind where we're starting to the right. you can see a lot of clouds looking at the markers that are put up there for the victims of the bombings, the people killed by those terrible explosions. on the streets you can see they

have things blocked off and clouds and people making their way through here. if we're going to pan left, we'll show you this street. boylston, very famous street. the american flag is up. the grandstands are here. then we'll show you the finish line is behind us. we have caught up with a group of runners from the bay area who are here to run the race. a lot of them haven't been here before. they haven't run the race before, but it was important for them to come back. >> both are elite runners. we talked to you a little before about running this race. tell me why you both decided to be here. >> i think it is pretty evident and why everyone is here. that is to pay tribute to what happened last year. i think the excitement, the emotions, i think everyone is so excited to get out there tomorrow and to run and be a part of the day. >> reporter: we talked about the motivation along the course

and people running. you have run multiple marathons. >> i think it will be like no other marathon that i have run four sure. there are more people, more excitement, more supports. i'm looking forward to that. >> you have groups here. i know there are about two dozen of you guys who have come out here. when we talk about the race as well for the elite status and your time and what you were going there. you are very, very fast but does your time matter tomorrow? >> i mean, it's always matters a little bit, but the whole experience is more important so even if i don't have a great day out there tomorrow, you know sharing it with so many people isn't most important thing about what is going to happen tomorrow. >> i mean, tomorrow of course i want to be able to run well, but at the same time, you know, i think the first time i want

to go out there and it is not about me tomorrow, it is not about that, it is about joining everyone who is out there on the starting line and having a great day and supporting really what we're here for. >> is there any fear? when you come out here and see all these folks out here and you see, there is a lot of security. >> no fear at all. i think if anything, you're more looking at the excited faces that you see around you and the every one being proud to be able to be here and be a part of the day, but no fear. >> no fear at all. all you see is excited people ready to run and ready to go tomorrow. >> good luck on the run tomorrow. we have someone singing happy birthday over there. there is a lot of celebration out here. we talked about the feeling and the vibes and really what people are talking about, people being inspired a by everything out here and

finishing that unfinished business. >> they met and experience and support definitely win in that category. >> thank you for that report. claudine will have live reports on 2 this morning. also stay tuned tomorrow when she will have live reports throughout the race. >> >> hundreds of athletes have taken over the streets for the silicon valley triathlon. it features a 9.3-mile swim, 24.9-mile bike ride and 6.2- mile run. and it features a 3.5-mile swim, 9 1/2 mile bike ride and 3-mile run and just beyond the finish line, there is food, beer, live music and even an easter hunt. the sites and sounds of easter will be seen by people in the easter string celebration at 10:00 this morning in union square in san francisco. it features free activities for

the kids, live entertain the and a visit from the easter bunny. nen at 2:00 the easter parade will head down the street. >> san jose's park will close the vehicle entrance when the parking lot is full. they are raising parking fees there. it will cost $10 per car today, $6 for eligible seniors and veterans and the disabled. it averages 2500 visitors in an 11-hour period. >> we have a follow-up story on yesterday's morning on two. a police officer injured while chasing two robbery suspects has been released from the hospital. the two suspects are identified as 48-year-old kenneth perry and 37-year-old joseph de poly. perry faces charges for possession of a stolen vehicle, aggravated assault and felony evading and reckless driving.

poly is booked on a probation violation. >> they are investigating a shooting that kid one man and sent one 15-year-old at the hospital. police got a call from north bay medical center about two gunshot victims who had come into the hospital. police are asking anyone with information to come forward. an autopsy is set for the tomorrow for a woman found. they recovered her body thursday night. she had gone for a jog and a friend on the night before. although investigators have not found anything suspicious, they will wait for the autopsy before determining a cause of death. her body was found below a steep slope less than a mile where another hiker's body was found. there is no connection between her and the death. chevron is pushing forward with the billion dollars plan to modernize the refinery. this past week dozens showed up

to voice their concerns about the plan which including replacing old equipment at chevron's hydrogen plant. some say it doesn't do enough to reduce pollutants and reduce safety. they scaled back after a lawsuit stopped the first proposal. the planning con this will rule on the impact report in june. tomorrow pg&e executives will appear in court to face felony charges because of the pipeline explosion. an indictment charges them with 12 felony safety violations. prosecutors allege, they knowingly relied on incomplete information. >> explosion resulted in a massive fire that killed 8 people and destroyed homes. he is accused of peeping into a woman's home. he faces a charge of misdemeanor peeking. authorities say he was prowling near a neighbor's home wearing

only socks and underwear last july. he admitted to having a drinking problem and entered rehab. he rejected calls to resign from office. the trial will last just a few days. the police department is using a new method to crack down on prostitution. three of the most recent arrests include a personal injury attorney and father of five. officers say they hope buyouting the johns they will discoverage other men from soliciting prostitutes. >> we're more interested in them because without the demand on the pimps they wouldn't have anything to do, they wouldn't have a job. >> police are posting the johns' mugshots on social media sites. thanks and retailers across the u.s. are turning to new tech knowledge to prevent

hackers from stealing account information. industry experts say the data breaches helped to speed up the development of those. they are transitioning to microchip debit and credit cards. many retailers are working with banks to create a temporary token number that is tackled to your account for online buying. monday is the deadline for the project's development team to submit key documents to the city. they will give a letter of interest to one of the city's three sports teams. >> this weekend friends and family are coming san francisco. the new reason they have for thinking he is still alive. >> how a simple act took the life of a 12-year-old boy.

>> i'll have your temperatures for your area and the extended forecast. i'm tracking a bit of rain. i'll show you the timeline on that coming up. ♪ ♪

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and more than 240 others still missing. 174 people did survive. a transcript released today shows some crew members were confused and questioned whether evacuating the ferry was the right move. the captain of the ferry is under arrest on suspicion and abandoning people in need. hundreds in south korea are marking easter sunday for praying for the missing passengers. many are high school students who were on a holiday trip. >> rescue crews are still hoping some are alive inside air pockets in that ferry. >> a robotic submarine is searching for the missing malaysian airliner. so far the sub has not found any part of the missing plane. malaysia flight 370 has been missing for six weeks. the underwater search is in an area where a signal was detected that could have been coming from the plane's black boxes. it will finish searching by the

end of the week. a boy died in washington. the accident happened yesterday morning near a remote camping area off highway 101. some of the boys were trying to role a tree into the lake when that tree hooked on to one of the boy's jackets and rolled over him. >> unless they make the boys sit in camp and not doing anything, accidents happen. >> they had an emergency locator beacon. it took search and rescue teams three hours to get to the scouts. the boy's father was one of the adults on the trip. a stabbing of two men after 9:30 on the oceanfront walk. both men are in their 20s. their conditions have not been released. it is not clear what led to the stabbing. a graduation speech by

first lady michelle obama makes for controversy. she will speak in kansas to mark the anniversary of the decision that en desig gated public schools but some families are objecting because it means fewer available seats and more politics on their children's graduation day. tomorrow president barack obama heads 20 washington state to visit the town of oso where it killed 34 people in march. the president is scheduled to meet with families of the those who died as well as families whose loved ones are still missing. >> time is 8:47. happy easter to everyone. whether you have an easter hunt planned or family outing, it sounds like the weather is going to be great today. >> very pleasant. already in the 50s. a lot more sunshine out there

this morning. ridge of high pressure will be strengthening over the bay area today. it will help drive those numbers up. i'm giving you a live look here at the bay bridge. people already on the move. san francisco skyline for you there. we do have a few areas that are partly cloudy and a few high clouds spilling into perhaps over the north bay. i'll show you that right now. notice again, perhaps a few of those high very wis py clouds may be stilling in over the bay area. that should be about it. partly cloudy along the coast. mostly sunny es where. i want to show you the storm in the pacific. this is coming our way in time for tomorrow. we're going to wake up cloudy, a cooler day and late into the evening we may get a few scattered showers. let me show you that first.

so tomorrow morning we wake up and there are the clouds. the entire day looks cloudy. temperatures will drop. we can see from 5 to 10 degrees of cooling for the afternoon. it is 11:00 monday night. here comes the possibility. it look like just edging in late monday night and it moves through. kind of washes out into the overnight hours and by tuesday morning we're drying out, so that possibility again, a few light scattered showers. we'll continue to track it for you. snow over the sierra and it could drop to 5,000 feet so if you have a drive up the hill for tuesday morning, something to consider. temperatures right now outside our doors, in the 50s. 56 in oakland. 55 red wood city and 53 in hayward. we have a gorgeous day in store. it will be nais and warm. livermore into the 80s for the second half of the day.

69 by 11:00 a.m.. 80 by 2:00. and settling into 5:00, still in the 70s so ill you're thinking about dinners outdoors, it will be nice. >> 70 in beakly. upper 70s to low 80s for the east bay. san jose 79. 73 san mateo. 69 for san francisco today. the extended forecast here showing you today will be the warmest day. we take a big drop as early as tomorrow. even cooler on tuesday. a slight possibility for rain coming in monday or tuesday. some of us may not get any rain. we're warming back up for wednesday and thursday. back to the desk. >> a group of protestors are continuing their fight against the zoo's plans to expand into the park. >> ♪ >> yesterday demonstrators gathered outside of the zoo gates. they are against the zoo's plans to build a new visitors

center and gondola ride. the zoo would also build a new exhibit for those that lost their habitat. dem stray stores say it is ironic. >> they are proposing to build for animals pushed out of the area and they will develop a wild area. >> neo firms say they have accounted for the protection of existing native species in the area. the expansion would take over about 55 acres of nolan park. the search for missing guides suspended. we'll hear from a man who made it off the mountain unharmed. >> the rocky's game was extra entertaining last night after a squirrel made its way onto the field and created quite a speck tackle.

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some pets living in southern california have been sprinklinged with holy water. pet lovers took their furry friends to downtown los angeles for the annual blessing of the animals. archbishop gomez pit the water over a parade of pets and owners as they walked by. it is along standing preeaster. >> this year the easter bunny can do more than hop. he can scuba dive. on friday, he strapped on his oxygen tank to hide eggs in the

florida keys sanctuary. it was for a hide and seek to help children in need. divers and snorklers will search for the eggs. they are made with nontoxic colors. from key largo we go to colorado. there was a fourth player yesterday in the philadelphia rockies' game. >> there was a squirrel on the field. play was interrupted for a couple minutes while it decided to run around for awhile and hung out around the first baseline and ran around the pitcher for a bit. no one tried to catch him. he provided some hometown luck for the rockies. they beat them 3-1. >> a it was a magical matinee yesterday. a's down 3-1. a nice ride over the right field wall.

then he singles up the middle. he crosses it and he goes to third. we're tied at 3. then it is all josh. rips it to right center. they scored 3 in the 9th and win 4-3. a's looking for the sweep this afternoon. >> giants and san diego. begging for a hit. alexio says not on my watch. the impressive dive. giants down one in the 5th. michael morris in the box but not for long. all tied at 1. the padres respond in the bottom half. they take the lead. giants lost three in a row. lincecum on the hill today. >> tomorrow we could know more about a miami police investigation about two 49ers players including colin kaepernick. a woman claimed she partied with them on april 1st at a

hotel in miami. the woman says she blacked out after a night of drinking and did not know how she ended up later in a hospital. the miami harold newspaper reports police do not believe kaepernick was in the room when they appeared to 911 calls. they are looking for more surveillance video. they will release the 911 audio recordings tomorrow. they are expecting a big boost when the l.p.g.a. comes later this week. one of the businesses expected to bring in a lot of money is the hampton inn whereabouts 70% of the rooms are reserved for the l.p.g.a. and its attendance. it will provide a big boost to restaurants. they will a track as many as 70,000 spectators to daily city. >> friday's box office numbers are in and "captain america" continues to dominate. >> on friday, "captain

america," the winter soldier, $9.56 million. rio 2, 9.2 million. heaven is for real, trans cendants and a haunted house two rounded out the top five. >> we're just a few minutes shy of 9:00. >> damage to a nearby business. new information from investigators about what they say about the cause. >> right now runners checking in for this year's boston marathon. ktvu claudine wong is on assignment in boston and she will have more on runners preparing to cross the finish line. her live report next. >> a warmer day on the way for your easter sunday. i'm updating your temperatures and i'll tell you how much higher we'll go coming up.

good morning from boston. preparations for the marathon. we have been catching up with runners here and why they say it is important to run the race. four people are stabbed in a bar. the search for the suspect and the condition of the victims. a big win for golden state y a player from the clippers is apologizing to a warriors fan.

good morning, happy easter, these are pictures from boston where they are checking in for the marathon. we will have a live report from the finish line. and welcome to mornings on 2. it is sunday, april 20th. and let's get a check of the weather. >> let's start out with one of the preventest views around. mastly sunny out there. a good looking easter sunday in store. we have high pressure for today. that will drive the temperatures and take a look at what has changed, not only sunny skies the wind has shifted and a flow in hayward and a northerly breeze. we had a dominating breeze, gusting over the hills.

not the case for today. take a look and 57 in concord and santa rosa. and it started out in the 40s this morning. low 50s, partly sunny skies. low 60s. 70s for the warmer locations. for the afternoon, 5 to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. santa rosa. low 80s. 80 for morgan hill. the peninsula. low 60s. the if you are heading that way. temperatures will peak, we'll get back to work on monday and rain in the forecast. i'll show you that time line coming up. four people are stabbed at a bar. it happened at 1:00 this morning at the sp 2 bar.

and officers first received a report of a person being stabbed. they found three other victims. police say that all of the men are in their late 20s. >> we know there was a fight that occurred. the person was stabbed. >> and two victims suffered injuries the conditions have not been released. they are interviewing witnesses. an arson fire is under investigation. it was before 2:00 behind the cycle gear shop. investigators say it started in a dumpster behind the store and spread. smoke from that spread to shutter bug. no one was injured. thousands will run in the boston marathon. the runners are determined to

cross the line and we have been live in boston this morning. let's go with her where there is anticipation for the marathon. what is the scene like out there? >> reporter: people are calling this unfinished business, they were here, they could not finish. some say they did not come but they had to come now. this is boylston street, this is closed to traffic, people are coming here in droves. the signs on all the posts say we run together. that's what we have been seeing together out here is a lot of unity, a lot of people who say, look, we're doing this together to show we are boston strong and it will not rule us, the fear. and we'll show you here is where the finish line will be

that's where it was last year. there are memorial markers and crowds of people taking pictures at the line which is painted into the street. we have been talking with elite runners they worry about time they are wanting to participate although they are trying to run a fast race. this is one of these races and they say as many as they have run, they are amazed by the response they have been seeing. >> i was here last year, i had to come back, i wasn't sure how many would come back. this has been a show of unity and solidarity. it is incredible to have more runners than last year. i think it is the most determined group, one of the faster groups we had. a lot of people when it happened they put on their calendars. >> reporter: now a short distance from where we are, less than a mile is the commons area and the parade grounds.

that's where trents -- tents are. that's where the bag check will be. they have that right at the finish line so that the runners can get their stuff after the race because of concerns over the backpacks they are changing that. they will finish here at the line here on boylston and they will walk and go back to that area again, that's 3/4 of a mile away. that's a big change. expect security to be tight starting very early in the morning here boston time but a tremendous show of the human spirit. and people who are saying we're out here. we came out for this, we wanted to be a part of this. words can not describe the emotion we're seeing out here

today. live in boston. >> we'll have live reports and stay tuned tomorrow when she will have reports throughout the marathon. >> a easter tradition that goes back 100 years. >> they ticked off the service this morning at san francisco's highest natural peak. this is the 92nd year. people gathered for the service that included messages of hope. it happened at the base of one of the largest crosses. >> this is the 80th year we had this cross here. this is a big occasion. and it was dedicated in 1934. it is known for having guests from across the country. there were people from all

over. the body of a man was discovered after a boat crash. he and a friend were thrown into the water. crews spent several hours looking for the man before he was found. witnesses say the man who survived was in the water for 20 minutes before he was pulled out. >> i give him a hug, he was shaking. he remembers hearing a thud, that's it. >> the men were in town for a tournament. the cause of the crash is under investigation. the family of a san diego man who disappeared in san francisco say they have renewed hope that he will be found

safe. christian hughes was visiting a friend. his aunt said a woman reported seeing a man who looked like him on thursday. this weekend his family and friends have been searching the area. >> you hope and pray that he is alive, for my family. he is not dead. he has not been home, he is alive, he is ought there. >> the family set up a facebook page to help find him. anyone with information is asked to call police. the warriors stole home court advantage in the playoffs. >> golden state the first lead. >> and clay thompson lead with 22 points they took down the clippers in game one. they were down 12-1 but kept their composure. and david lee with the double- double and seth curry with 7 assists. >> we made some big plays, we responded in the first quarter run that they had.

and we're not going to quit. we'll keep fighting. what a way to start the series. >> they walked in on a high note. and with that half court shot, it was not enough. blake griffin not happy about the loss. he apologized for what he dumping a cup of water on a fan. he was upset. >> looking for another win in game two against the kings. they went on the attack early against the kings in the western conference series. they won 6-3. and the sharks will head to los angeles for game 3 on tuesday. the game starts at 7:00 at the sap center. and today, san francisco police are stepping up patrols to deal with 420 gatherings. it is a day of celebration for

marijuana smokers. and people gathered at the park and left 10,000 pounds of crash behind. they will look for people illegally camping and they want to make sure it is peaceful. the brung your own big wheel race is being held in san francisco, this is video from the race. it starts at 4:00 on vermont and 20th streets. the kids are first and the adults. organizers say the permit is hard to get and drinking and smoking will not be allowed. they want everyone to clean up after themselves. >> the adults have fun. >> i want to go out there. >> go for it. >> get on there. >> we'll get that on camera. another potential health hazard for treasure island. the people who live and work on the island. and 15 years since the deadly shooting at columbine. how family members from two

tragedies are helping each other. a warm up on the way for your easter sunday. and temperatures are climbing and some areas are warmer. the numbers for today. and we love chex cereal.

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the coast guard sending out a warning for anyone who will go to the beach today. they are all being told to use caution around the water a high surf advisory in effect. and expected in some parts of the bay area. bad weather is halting the search for three hiking guides missing after the of a launch on mt everest. it has killed 13 guides. 7 others were pulled to safety. and they are prepared for the main hiking season. there a group known for their skills theft had tents, food and ropes to prepare routes. >> 1% of everyone who leaves camp will not come back. and that's off the charts. >> it is the highest peak and

20,000 up. and a hanging glacier cut loose and swept up the guides. a man is among the hikers and these photos were posted by a hiker. quick action by the guides helped him and his partner survive. he rights, quote, we were each pushed behind blocks of ice by our guides which shielded us. they are amazing. we are shaken but okay. unfortunately there are some up there who are not so lucky. a landslide is in wyoming. for two weeks it has been moving an inch a day. and on thursday it sped up. and it broke in the sewer lines and destroyed a wall ep greens. they are working to stop it

before it does more damage. >> there has been a deweighting in the ground. anything we put should slow it down. >> the slide may be caused by a wet winter and work at the sight. they hope a wall will slow the progress. >> not here. >> it is spraying. >> and help the drought. we may get more rain next weekend. and for now and a beautiful area and the rolling green paper hills. hate to see them turn brown gain. seeing the shade there. and today the temperatures will be warmer than what we had yesterday for inland

communities. dry and warm. mostly sunny. and as we get into the week ahead. cloudy and cooler. there is a storm that will bring us the possibility as mentioned, scattered showers and the best shot is monday night between 10 and 11 starting in the north bay and slide over the area. by tuesday and clearing out. monday into tuesday. and you will be cool. and it may be the only notable change going on. outside of the doors. and 56 degrees. a big warm up for some of us. 59 and 54 and 57 in concord and san jose. and temperatures will be

feeling nice. inland into the 80s. it is a great day for a game. temperatures in the 70s. oakland this afternoon. 70 by game time. we have a week breeze the flow has switched and north. when that happens we have drier air moving in. and a warm up with high pressure. 78 today. 76 and 70 and a beautiful day to be outdoors. 70 and if you like it warm. 82 and brentwood mostly cloudy. and 78. 71 and 69 in san francisco. and daly city.

partly cloudy. and low 60s. a drop in temperatures. wednesday and thursday. partly cloudy. temperatures will warm up into the 60s. and 60s around the bay and at the coast. a few scattered showers monday into tuesday. back to the desk. it has been 15 years since the shooting at columbine. members remembered the victims. back on the 20th, 1999 students and a teach were killed when two students opened fire. some family members spoke at the memorial in honor of the ones they lost. >> and it is sad to say there will always be tragedy. if we make that easier and lessen the number. we have succeeded. >> some members who lost loved ones in the theater shooting attended the memorial. it helps them find hope and on

tragedies. >> the time is 9:20. the first lady is stirring up controversy over a speech. the issue that could ruin the memorable day. an easter egg hunt for pixar lovers. the challenge to fans.

the duke and duchess are celebrating. they were entering the cathedral for sunday service. thousands lined the street outside of the church to snap a photo of the pair. prince william and his wife were in the front row during the private service. 800 people attended the service. after church the duke and duchess took prince george on a family to a zoo. the baby met a rabbit like animal named after him. and there is an exhibit named

after the prince. it is one of many places they have visited on their three- week tour. >> a cargo ship has arrived. and it got there early this morning and the special easter treat. the men had to use a robot to capture the capsule. it had 2 tons of food and packages for the men. it is carrying equipment for the space-walk. tomorrow the white house will be overrun with children. dozens of little ones will take part in the first family including the president will entertain them in the white house egg roll. they use spons to roll it on the south lawn. not continuously it has been held as far as back as 1876. pixar is inviting movie

fans on a hunt. it has been hiding eggs references in many of the biggest films like toy story and monster, inc. it is challenging fans to check out the films to see how many eggs they can spot. 30 minutes from now, people will enjoy easter in the streets of san francisco. the celebration will get underway at 10 this morning at union scare and has free activities. and it at 2:00 the parade will head down union street. a large number of visitors today. the allen rock park will close the entrance once that is full. it is raising fees for the lot. and $10.6 for seniors and the disabled. it is doing this because it become as popular spot for families averaging 2500

visitors. documents show that gm waited years to recall saturns for power steering failures. and the deaths linked to the problem and complaints, the recall is not issued until last month. critics are blasting the safety administration for an investigation of the ion without ordering a recall. and counties affected by the prison realignment need more money to deal with the extra inmates. under the law, some offenders are being sent to county jails. some sheriffs and supervisors say more money is needed for cells, mental health services and rehab programs. the governor has been visiting different counties to see how the law is working. a armed robbery outside of a popular steakhouse, the terrifying attack on two employees. a new way to crack down on prostitution. they are now posting pictures

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and we're there with we have stories from the bay area runners. welcome back to mornings on 2. and we'll have a live report from boston. but happy easter. let's check on the forecast now. >> happy easter a great day. a look over the estuary and more sunshine around the bay. partly cloudy. we have plenty of sunshine. we are going 5 to 10 degrees. and above the seasonal average. and point to antioch, 66 degrees, 50s and upper 50s. and the 40s. and areas like santa rosa. 44. and 7 a.m. and 10 degrees warmer.

and foster city. 61 and 62 in sunnyvale. and for your day today, temperatures are warming by the lunch hour. 60s around the bay. low 70s. 72 for areas like antioch and gill roy where you go to 80. 82 and into the afternoon. 77 and 70s. 78. and checking in at 69. low 60s in pacifica for the afternoon. and temperatures will be at their warmest, a cooling trend. maybe rain, i will pinpoint that and the forecast coming up. the boston marathon is tomorrow but many have run through the streets. 10,000 people took part in the 5 k race, the governor and

mayor of boston and kevin spacey. they say crossing that line gave them a spence ofum pourment and a way to take back the city. they are looking forward to the marathon the most. we will be in boston countingdown for the race. we have more live with a family forever changed by the marathon. good morning. >> reporter: we're standing on boylston which is next to the finish line. it is over here from where we are standing. if you see in front of us, there is scaffolding and areas that are blocked off. this is the area where people were sitting and watching and clearing on the finish line when the explosions went off. beyond this tree here, you can see there are chews and below it are markers for the four people who lost their lives as a result of the bombings and

the terror from last year. now among those hurt was a young boy who was 11. he was watching his parents cross the finish line when the bombs went off. i met with them yesterday to talk to them about their trip here. they have been here for a while. a whirlwind but they went to memorial. they thanked the people who helped them. it may be tough. they will run it. and aaron and daughter will watch it and the newest member of the family, caroline who technically ran it in her mom's belly. it will be about turning the negative into a positive. she is excited. >> we'll cheer on everyone. >> experience experience this in a different way and they have -- we have our own

stories. and coming back here and trying to make each one whole and meet the needs is a challenge to make sure that everyone is okay. >> reporter: it is going to be a busy morning, the first waves start at 8:50 but they stretch over three hours as 36,000 take to the streets. everyone we have been talking to has been talking about the strength of spirit and finishing. they say they are concerned that everyone will be whole after this and finish the line and everyone to feel the celebration that it should have been last year. and it has been incredible here. they say this is competitive. and it is being together and uniting. and being boston strong.

>> ready for that tomorrow. she will be back tomorrow with live reports throughout the race. athletes are taking over the streets and waters of half moon bay for the super sprint triathlon. it has a .93 mile swim, 24.9 mile bike ride and run. and it features a .35 mile swim. bike ride and a three mile run. beyond the finish line is food, beer, music and easter egg hunt. and a san francisco police officer injured while chasing two suspects has been released from the hospital. he was hurt in a crash from golden gate park. they are ken harry and joseph

depauly. they face assault and aggravated assault. and police are investigating a shooting that killed a man and sent a 15 year old to the hospital. they got a call from north bay medical center about two gunshot victims. anyone with information about the shooting is asked to come forward. and the autopsy is set for tomorrow for a woman recovered on mount tam. she had gone for a hike with her dog and friend the night before. they have not found anything suspicious at the scene and they are awaiting the cause of death. the body was found below a slope less than a mile where another hiker was found this month. there is no connection between her death and the death of the 32 year old. police are investigating an attack on two restaurant workers. it was last night at the black

angus restaurant on north main street. the two workers were outside the entrance when two suspects approached them. they grabbed the woman's purse. when the male tried to help, a gun was pointed at him. they were able to get away. more people who live and work at treasure island are complaining about mold. they are questioning whether their health may be at risk. officials do not believe it is wide street. they are not willing to update the buildings. mold is the latest challenge affecting the island. and it is contaminated and substances. >> and the plan to modernise and despite criticism. and they showed up to -- up to voice their concerns and replace equipment.

it does not do enough to reduce the pollutants. and the commission will rule on the report in june. and a politician accused of peeping into a woman's home. and the supervisor faces charges. he was prowling near a home wearing socks and under wear. and admitted to having a problem and entered rehab. he has rejected calls to resign. the trial will last a few days. the police department is using a new method. and they are publicising the identities of men arrested for solicitation. three of the arrests claw drug counselor, a personal injury attorney and father of five. they say that they hope by outing the johns, they will discourage others from

soliciting prostitutes. >> we're more interested in them, without the demand, the girls would not have anything to do. they would not have a job. >> they are posting the mug shots. they are sending warning letters to the earns of several cars driving in the streets. and ed lee wants to make sure builds are safe during the next big earthquake. and the schools will meet the safety standards. and the mayor's new proposal would require a structural evaluation to buildings in three years. a report found that 33% of private school buildings in the city could collapse in an earthquake. and banks and retailers are turning to technology to prevent hackers from stealing information. experts say that the data breaches at target helped to speed up the development. many banks are going to chipped

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divers have found a dozen bodies in a ferry that sank in south korea. 240 are still missing. 174 people surfed. a transcript shows crew members were confused and questioned whether evacuating was the right move. the captain is under arrest on suspicious of negligence. two crew members are in custody. people are marking easter sunday by praying for the

missing passengers. many are high school students who were on a holiday trip. crews are still hoping that some are alive inside air pockets in the ferry. a in search of the missing airliner. and the submarine has not found any part of the plane. 370 has been missing for six weeks. the search is in an area where a signal was detected that may be coming from the black boxes. it will search by the end of the week. a boy has died on an outing with his boy scout group in washington. it happened yesterday morning near a camping area. investigators say that some of the boys were trying to roll a tree and hooked on him and rolled over him. >> accidents happen when you

are out. they are out in the woods. >> and troop leaders alerted authorities and it took the teams about three hours to get to the scouts. the father was among the four adults and scouts on that trip. a speech by the first lady is causing controversy before they have said a word. she has been invited to speak at a mark the anniversary of the decision that integrated public schools. some families are objecting because her presence that fewer available seats and more politics on their children's day. the white house has not responded to the controversy. tomorrow the president heads to washington state to visit a town where a mudslide killed people in march. and they will meet with families and loved ones are missing. the president will meet with first responders and recovery workers. an army veteran who lost

his arm overseas has a new ride. >> a little rough. i had a car and lost it for mechanical reasons. and this could not be at a better time. >> he received the modified toyota at the new york international auto show. the wounded warrior group chose him as the recipient. and it donated the car. it has instruments to make driving easier for him. he received a customized plate that honors his purple heart and bronze stars. a beautiful morning out there in the area. and i think i am because sunday it opening day on the bay. popular day here. >> we may see a decent storm.

the possibility of wait weather and for today. no matter where we go and give you. that's a beautiful day. take a look this morning. we have mostly sunny skies. partly cloudy. high clouds in the forecast today. watching those as they spill over the ridge here on my view. that is here and now. sliding in. and it is in control. it is week and drive it up giving you an indication as to the flow and the breeze has dropped considerably. we'll have a weak breeze. but that flow. northeasterly helping to bring the numbers up. warmer than where we were in most cases and 500 miles off shore we have the storm that will be migrating closer to the

coast. we have big changes and for the coast. 60s. partly cloudy. 70s. 80s. some areas will be warmer. and going to 79. and right about 69. we can expect it for the afternoon. and a high surf advisory. out at the beach. be aware of. and strong rip currents. they are sneaker waves they sneak up on you. and never turn your back to the water. that will last sunday and expire. getting out for breakfast and brunch. a hunt. we have 50s in the forecast. this did not update but in the low 60s. and 54 and 56 in santa rose that. impressed here. and they started out at 44 degrees. a big turn around for you.

oakland and 57 in areas around hayward. look at this. and 70s in the forecast. low 80s for the 3:00 hour. and still nice and mild. and 70 and to the east we go. 70 for berkeley. and 82 for brentwood. how about the south bay. 77 santa clara. and 73 for you. and mountain view 77 and pal toe alto. and san francisco today. and today is the warmest we'll take a drop tomorrow. scat everred showers. and most will be sleeping rebounding wednesday and

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pets in southern california have been sprinkled with holy water. they took their pets to los angeles for the blessing of the animals. and the archbishop sprinkled the holy water over a pa rate of pets as they walked by. it is a long-standing preeaster tradition t features entertainment. and this year the easter bunny can do more than hop. he can dive. on friday the bunny stab strapped on his tank and hiding eggs in the marine. it was for a hide and speak raise money for children in need. the eggs are real and made with non-toxic colors to avoid impact on the environment. and the box office numbers

are in. captain america is dominating. the winter soldier brought in # .56 million. rio two was second. heaven is for real rounded out the top 3. an investigation of two 49er players including the starting quarterback a woman claimed she parted with the quarterback and others in april. she said she blacked out after a night of drinking and did not know how she ended up in the hospital. and the it is reported that police do not believe that he was in the room when they responded to a pair of 911 calls about the woman. police will release the 911 recordings one from locket the other from security. and when things are good,

things are good. and a magical matinee out at the coliseum. as are down. and lowry taking this in for a ride. and as within 1. first and second. and a single up the middle. we're all tied at 3. that is the game. they win it 4-3. they beat the astros today. giants and padres. begging for a hit. not on my watch with this dive. in the box. not for long. and a picket fence. all tied at one. they respond against the bottom half. they take the lead. they are shut down.

they drop it 3-1. >> and tim lincecum on the hill. >> i wondered why they were nuts. >> and there is a squirrel on the field. play is interrupted while that squirrel ran around going crazy up and down the lines. he hung around for a bit and disappeared. they beat the phillies. >> on a mission. >> yes. >> stop the game. >> focus on me. >> we have to find out what is going on with one last check of the weather. take it away. sunny and warmer that sums it up. around the bay. low 80s inland. 63 for the second half of the afternoon. 6 # in san francisco. 70s in areas like concord.

a nice one out there. big changes. rain. and dense look like much. we're try for wednesday and thursday. >> enjoy it today. >> enjoy the day. >> we will. >> thank you. >> got it. >> that's the report we appreciate you making ktvu the choice for your news. we'll have the latest at 5:00. for all of us here, happy easter. have a beautiful sunday.

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