>> reporter: we're lav in san francisco where a -- we're live in san francisco where the bomb squad was at the presidio. new insight from neighbors about the teen who stowed away on a flight to hawaii. and a double stabbing overnight in a well-known hot

spot for san francisco nightlife. the evidence police are reviewing as they search for the people responsible. "mornings on 2" starts now. we're live in san francisco's north beach neighborhood where police searched this home early this morning. their investigation started as a routine traffic stop across town in the presidio. coming up in two minutes, tara moriarty just spoke to the man arrested and she will tell us what she had to say and what initially sparked a police officer's suspicion. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. a little chilly this morning. >> very much so. no doubt about t our system came by, still producing some snow, a rain/snow mibltion mibltion mix. partly sunny, partly cloudy.

cooler, breezy. you will feel it. layers, cool and breezy and then cool, breezy later on. mostly sunny conditions. the breeze was the big story last night. that system came by a couple of observe others. i want to say steve in mount davidson said it was howling last night. just breezy. most locations are in on a decent breeze. most areas have about 10, 20. been a few reports gusts to 35 although calming down at sfo. it was really howling last night. the rain a drusm couple/100ths for a few. cooler, breezy. this system had a punch. windy for some. temperatures today, 60s. here's sal. steve, we have a crash in oakland, 880 northbound at 23rd. it's causing a big traffic delay from as far back as the

coliseum. northbound 880 is just a mess coming up to 23rd because of an overturned pickup truck and another truck in the crash. 580 is a decent alternative route as you come up to the bay bridge. and the bay bridge traffic is going to be slow. it's getting a little bit better. it was backed up for a 25- minute delay. you can see now there's more room at the toll plaza. i have a feeling that some people who are coming in on 880 are not making it to the toll plaza yet. you might want to take advantage of the traffic being slower down the road and get in front of the delay. this is about a 20-minute drive time. speaking of 20 minutes, northbound 880 and 280, the traffic on 280 northbound is taken about 20 minutes from downtown san jose up to cupertino. that's because you will have to be waiting in some of the slow traffic here right here in san jose. 85 is beginning to get slow. better than it will likely be. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. new developments in the

story of a bomb scare we've been telling you about since 4:30. it began last night when police pickup pulled over a pickup truck. the driver handed police a stick of dynamite, the bomb squad was called in and his house on vallejo street was searched. tara moriarty is at the house where you just spoke to the driver of that truck. what did he tell you, tara? >> reporter: well, the man who was detained said that police made a big deal out of nothing. he came home about 15 minutes ago. he says that he was about to go fishing late last night when he was pulled over for speeding and that's when all of the trouble began and things began to unravel. this happened around 10:00 last night in the presidio. park police pulled over eric smith near the 900 block of old mason street near the trampoline park. the police dogs smelled marijuana and when smith showed the officer what he thought was a bag of fireworks, that's when the bomb squad was called in and they shut down nearby

streets and had to evacuate planet granite. >> he said you hear the dog in the back? i said yeah. it's a drug dog and he smelled marijuana inside the vehicle. i delivered to some patients on the way there. so, yeah, i had some with me. >> reporter: but then the officer asked if you had any explosives? >> yeah. i said i found a fire work in the bed of truck, i picked it up and handed it to him and that's what went on. >> reporter: so it wasn't dynamite? >> it was fireworks. from what i saw from the outside of the packaging, it was fireworks. >> reporter: smith said that he didn't put the package there, that someone else did. the squad detonated the suspicious device and took smith into custody. police decided to flush out his apartment on vallejo. that's when they were confronted by what they believe was smith's wife who initially

refused to let officers inside. she was later released after being handcuffed. bags were brought out, perhaps marijuana. we don't know. we have a call in police to see where the investigation stands. smith said his truck was confiscated. we're waiting to hear about charges. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:06. we're learning more about the 15-year-old stowaway who survived a five-hour flight from san jose to maui hiding inside the wheel well of a jet. christien kafton is joining us live from santa clara where the teenager lives and neighbors are still shocked. >> reporter: neighbors are waking up and realizing all of this is unfolding in their backyard. this is the home in question. we've seen some signs of life in the home. some activity inside the home. we're waiting to see if the family has anything to say about this incredible story. we've seen some signs of

activity at the home. we rang the bell and did knock at the door. there's no response. we are hearing there's been not a lot of activity since 6:30 last night. neighbors tell ktvu the family moved in about six months ago and have been very private, nice. no one seems to know where they moved from. the boy's father drives a yellow cab by day and parkeds it here -- parks it here at night. the teen has siblings. the airport duty manager in maui said the teen did not appear to be dirty or disheveled. nothing to indicate that he spent a harrowing five hours tucked in the wheel well of an airplane. but the ground crews did report that he was not forthcoming about how he wind up in maui. a neighbor says they were on their way back from hawaii as well. they saw the story on television and put two and two

together. >> they showed them on the news and we heard -- we saw the truck out here and realized who it was. >> reporter: at last report, the teen is still in hawaii. no word when he will be returning here to santa clara. neighbors tell us that there are several school-aged kids in the home. they could be getting ready for school. again we're waiting here on scene to see if the family has any kind of statement about this incredible survival story. we're live here in santa clara, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. >> afern eauvation experts say that teen is incredibly lucky to be survive -- aviation experts say that teen is incredey lucky to be alive. this is the wheel well on a 767. it's a maze of cables and pipes. the wheel well is about 6 feet above the ground. investigators tell us a stowaway would have to curl up

as small as possible and hang on for dear life. >> pretty amazing. it has to be scary. if you are in a compartment and having the landing gear closing upon you. >> and medical experts say the teenager may have gone into a hibernation type state during that long flight from san jose to hawaii. this incredible story has federal agents and local police taking a hard look at the security system that protects america's airline flight. both the fbi and tsa are promising a full review as a result of this incident. investigators say the teen climbed into the left wheel well of the first plane that he spotted at the san jose airport. and that plane just happened to be going to maui. doctors are optimistic a boy who almost drowned in san leandro on easter sunday will make a full recovery. the boy was initially in

critical condition but he's been upgraded to fair. a good samaritan pulled the 7- year-old boy and the young girl out of the water at marina park. jose said he performed cpr and was april able to revive the boy before help arrived. the boy is awake and talking. oakland is considering a ban on unattended donation bins. the bins are supposed to be used for clothes and donations. but the city says illegal dumping has become such a big problem that the issue needs to be addressed. oakland city leaders are trying to clean up a freeway underpass that some say needs immediate attention. the trouble is around 880 and 6th street. it's a place where homeless people take shelter and dozens

of pigeons nest. people who live and work in the area say conditions are so bad they are driving people and businesses away. >> it really fractures this beautiful spine that connects the waterfront to the core of our downtown. >> a meeting will be held next week to try to figure out how to clean up the area and make it more inviting. possible solutions include more lighting, murals and more stores. the spca is taking care of four adult dogs and ten puppies rescued from filthy conditions in monterey. the 14 pomeranians and chihuahuas were found inside dirty crates inside a parked car yesterday. some of the crates had as many as four dogs in them. they were so crowded, the animals could not stand up straight. the dog's owner said she planned to sell the puppies for $2,000 apiece. the spca does plan to file charges against that owner.

7:11. slow the flow. more restrictions on water. the decision expected today that could impact you if you live in the east bay. also -- coming home. word that the number of troops in afghanistan may drop dramatically soon. the recent developments that may have prompted the military to change its plans. all right. right now, we do have slow traffic in many areas out there when it comes to the bay bridge, it looks good on the span but waiting to get on the bridge is another story. it's not a summer breeze yet but it may feel like a february or march breeze for some. skies will be sunny. it will be cooler. we'll show you the cooler temperatures and some of the current wind speeds. marks. go!

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in just about 30 minutes, president obama will fly to oso, washington. he will see firsthand the devastation there and meet with the families affected by it. he's making that stop on the way to asia to visit four countries. his first stop will be in japan. that will be knolled by south korea, malaysia, and the philippines. meantime, now there are just two names on the list of people missing from that mudslide in washington state. the official death toll is at 39. the medical examiner's office is trying to identify two more victims found yesterday. back on march 22nd, that mudslide devastated three dozen homes. the search crews are still looking for bodies. vice president joe biden is wrapping up the second day of a trip to ukraine. here's some new video of the vice president at a news conference with ukraine's prime minister. in his comments this morning, vice president biden warned russia, "it's time to stop

talking and time to start acting to reduce the tension in ukraine." i said the u.s. will provide an additional $50 million in aid to ukraine. we're now hearing a number of u.s. troops in afghanistan may drop well below the 10,000 level that had previously been called the minimum required by u.s. commanders. according to a report in reuters, the white house, and pentagon have resumed talks about how many troops should remain in afghanistan reportedly they are considering a troop presence of less than 10,000, possibly less than 5,000. base on the belief that the afghan forces are sufficiently trained to handle the country's security. today marks the 10th anniversary of the death of pat tillman. tillman gave up a career in the nfl to enlist in the u.s. army,

a few months after 911. his death sparked a controversy. at first the army reported that he was killed by enemy fire in afghanistan. but the pentagon later admitted he had been killed by his fellow troops in a tragic case of friendly fire. 7:16. for the first time a woman has been hired to lead san pablo's police department. lisa rosales will become the ste afirst latina top cop. she's worked for the pasadena for 27 years. she takes over as the city deals with an increase in killings. three homicides have been recorded so far this year compared to none last year. lisa will start her new job on monday of next week. an official swearing in ceremony takes place may 7th. janet gray-heys has died. she became the first woman to be

elected and won re-election and served until 1982. a spokesman for the family says she died yesterday afternoon at a saratoga retirement community after having a stroke over the weekend. she was 87 years old. 7:17. we want to check in with sal and see what's happening on the roads. any problems this tuesday morning? >> we have one that's major. that would be northbound 880. we've been talking about it for a bit at 23rd. this crash is blocking lanes. i want to show you where it s but i also want to back up a little bit and show you on the map here. let's pull back. you can see that 880 is backed up nearly to san leandro. one of the things that i want to tell you is a good alternate route would be 580 it. looks good over to the macarthur maze. it doesn't start to get slow until after the 980 interchange. avoid 880 and use 580 instead.

you can use 980 to get back to downtown oakland. let's take a look at live pictures backed up for a 20, 30- minute drive time into san francisco. this morning's commute on northbound 101 is slowing dune from near the capitol expressway you see here near mckee road. it's slow all the way to sunnyvale. 85 slowing down. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. not a bad little cold front. it's clearing out pretty rapidly. windy last night. morning clouds, a couple of locations had gusts to about 35 to 40 last night. other observer, 41 miles an hour. .03 on the rainfall. san francisco had .03. mt. diablo had .10. i think milpitas had .05. there was a little bit of rain. did i hear rain last night? kelly up in bridgeport has 2 inches of snow at the 710000

level. it's 3 -- 7100-foot level. that system left .75 on the north coast. ronald thompson, .75. rain ends, wind is cranked up. some areas pretty good on the breeze. not too bad for others. much cooler, 50s and 60s on your temperatures. san francisco, 50. i did see a 49 briefly. 57 at noon. that's it. 62 for a high. it's a lot cooler. clouds holding onto parts of the south bay peninsula. there's clearing taking place. 40s, 50s. it's cool. pretty good front that came by. not a howling breeze. there were a few locations where it was picking up. it will be a breezy day. sfo had gusts to 35. overnight around 1:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. is when the front blasted through. it's in place. some of that rain still kind of

filtering in. scattered showers. they will be in line for rain. mendocino county might get in on some. it sierra nevada has some snow. lake level, 35 degrees. 48, 49 ukiah and sacramento our system is barreling through. we'll get a little bit of a break. but another stronger system it looks like it's on the way for friday. cooler, breezy, morning clouds. mostly sunny to sunny. windy for some. 60s on the temperatures. 60s to mid-60s, only 64 in clearlake. 66 concord. san leandro, oakland, berkeley, hayward, all 64. a little cool there. 67 gilroy. 50s, 60s on the coast. 60s on the peninsula to a few maybe upper 60s. not too much. sun tomorrow morning. it will be brisk and then we'll get clouds wednesday night into thursday. next system rolls in on friday. maybe rain off and on to the

north on friday and saturday. >> thank you, steve. 7:21. one bite at a time. apple's solution to a 50- million ton problem of high- tech trash. and snagging an 800-pound shark. find out why a florida fishermen was hoping to keep his great conquest a secret.

it was the catch of a lifetime for a fisherman in florida. he reeled in a 800-pound shark and it was caught on tape. he caught the shark last tuesday night. they were in a kayak about 300 yards from shore in milltop, florida on the gulf coast. it took an hour to get this shark back to sand. now, polk was going to keep quiet about it but the pictures went viral. now he says he doesn't want people trying to ban land-based

shark fishing. we just want to save our sport. we don't -- the more people that know about it, the more people that crowd our beach, the more people that come out and fish with hundreds of people swimming, that's not what we want. >> they caught more than 300 sharks last year. they released all of them but 20 but they say they work with the national oceanattatic and atmosphere association to tag their releases. we're learning new details about the owners of the golden state warriors about their plan to build a new are-- new arena. this would be in the mission bay neighborhood near at&t park. and ktvu news has just received this video from the golden state warriors promoting this location. right now, the land is an empty lot with concrete, grass and weeds but it's set to become the new 18,000-seat home of the

bay area's franchise. warrior president says it's a perfect location for basketball fans, especially when it comes to public transportation. it is about 12 acres. it's an inland site. it's completely accessible by all forms of public transportation, caltrain, muni, b.a.r.t. and really it is in the center of a modern urban area. >> the warriors agreed to buy the land from sales force.com which had beened to use the land for -- planned to use the land for the mission bay headquarters. instead sales force say they will occupy half of the transbay tower. the they hope to have the arena ready in time for the 2018/2019 nba season. jean quan still hopes the warriors will stay in oakland. she said "we've been hard at work preparing new stadium opportunities for all our sports teams and the warriors

remain welcome in the plans should they change their minds." she also noted the warriors have been selling out games in oakland. the playoff series is now tied up. the warriors won game one and the clippers came back with a rousing 138-98 win in l.a. yesterday. game three is thursday night in oakland. game four is also there on sunday afternoon. 7:27. traffic troubles. the impacts a major construction project could have on your drive to sacramento and tahoe and the back up drivers are already seeing. two men hospitalized with stab wounds after being attacked at a san francisco strip club early this morning. who police are searching for. we're looking at east bay commutes that are not that good

quite frankly. 24 is slow but 880 even slower. we have a problem there. we'll tell you the alternate route and how long it's likely to take you to get through. well, sunshine now for some although the clouds still holding on for a little bit. cooler temperatures. i will show you those and the current wind speeds. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey.

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good morning. 7:30. we're live in san francisco where there was a double stabbing early this morning in a neighborhood known for its nightlife. coming up in two minutes, ktvu's alex savidge will tell us about the people police officers are looking for in this case. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk weather and traffic. i just looked outside. >> how is it looking? >> the bright sunshine was just blasting through our doors. >> wasn't it chilly there? >> it was chilly. >> had a front go by. wind speeds up to 40 miles an hour for. .03 to .05. the system is winding up. partly sunny, clouds, cooler. cool and breezy will take us through the rest of the day. san jose, partly to mostly cloudy in the morning. high today of only 66 degrees. there will be a lot of temperatures near that as well.

it doesn't matter if it's north or east or south. still some partly cloudy skies holding on. they will be there for a little bit. but the drier air is definitely moving on. 40s and 50s. haven't budged off the morning lows. they had gusts to 35 miles an hour. a couple of hours ago. still breezy for most. not as windy as it was last night. that's for sure. but higher elevations, parts of the coast still get 25 miles an hour. half moon bay north at 17. system is moving through rapidly. it's already up in the sierra nevada. we'll start to see mostly cloudy skies if you don't already have the sun. cooler, breezy. clouds for a while in the morning. sunshine, windy for some. a lot of 60s here. here's sal. good morning. we are looking at a commute now that has traffic slow on 880 but we have some good news. all lanes are open now on 880 at 23rd. they've canceled the sig-alert alert but traffic is just a mess from san leandro heading on up. i would still use 580 as an alternative route. i think it's getting a workout,

though. it's slow after high street on the way over to the interchange. but i still think 580 is better. it's not as bad as 8le -- not as bad as 880. bay bridge, 20 minutes or so maybe a little bit more. we round it off to 20 mients. no problems on the upper deck of the bay bridge. if you are driving from san francisco to the airport, still about a 10-minute driferent time. northbound 280, the traffic is slow on the way to cupertino. back to the desk. san francisco police are busy searching for two men who stabbed two men at a san francisco strip club. this is a shoir we've been following for you since 4:30 a.m. alex savidge is joining us live with the key evidence investigators have to go on. >> reporter: good morning. police will be interviewing the two victims here to get a better sense of what happened. they will also be going over surveillance video from here at the garden of eden club in san francisco to try to get a look

at the two men wanted for this stabbing that happened early this morning. the 911 call came in just before 1:00 a.m., officers arrived at this club which is on broadway near columbus. this is where they found two men both in their 20s who had been stabbed in the upper body. paramedics transported both victims to the hospital. police describe their injuries as life-threatening. we did see one the -- one of the men up and walking on his own. police can't say whether they were customers or employees who were stabbed. but this is an area that's seen a dramatic drop in violence after developing a reputation for out of control partying and some drunken brawls at various bars. last year, the city put a plan in place with extra officers and that did help to turn things around and as for this morning's double stabbing. police have not said what exactly led up to the attack. we're continuing to gather new information from san francisco police on this investigation. as soon as we learn more about

what happened, we'll bring you that information. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:34. happening now, hundreds of pg&e customers in marin county still have no electricity at this hour because of a downed power line. now, pg&e says the power outage affects almost 100 homes and businesses that's actually down from 1900 a couple of hours ago. most of the affected customers are in corte madera and in tiburon. the outage was first reported about 2:15 this morning. pg&e is hoping to get your power back on to everybody by 10:00 this morning. we're learning more about a crash that killed an 8-year-old little girl at de anza boulevard in deputy. the little girl along -- in

cupertino. the little girl were in a vehicle that pulled off the road. the driver of a jeep made an unsafe turn that sent it up a dirt embankment and right in the back of the minivan. it hit so hard, it curb crushed the entire part of the minivan where the girl was sitting. the young boy in the minivan and the driver of the jeep both suffered major injuries. it's still not clear why the minivan was pulled over to the side of the road in the first place before being hit. breaking news about a ruling by the supreme court that impacts college students. the court has upheld michigan's ban on using race as a factor in college admissions. the 6-2 ruling just came down a short time ago. the justices said that michigan voters had the right to change their state's constitution to prohibit public colleges and universities from taking place into account in the admission process. this decision is being seen as

a blow to affirmative action programs in 1996, california became the first state to outlaw affirmative action in public university admissions. happening today. people in the east bay will find out if they are gonna have to cut back even more on their water use. today east bay m.u.d. will decide whether to impose mandatory water restrictions because of the drought. earlier thisser yoo the agency asks customers to voluntary cut back by 10%. the agency says by march customers actually exceeded that goal. now, at the meeting today, the agency will also decide whether to pump in an emergency supply of water from the sacramento river. meantime, the alameda county food bank is worried that thousands of people will go hungry because of the drought. you are looking at the refrigerator room where the shelves look pretty bare. typically the shelves are filled with 10,000 pounds of vegetables every week. but they won't be delivered

this week and the food bank is worried they may not come next week either. >> if we see shortages and the costs go up, that hits us twice. that's very concerning to us. we're very nervous about that. >> that shortage will likely mean california food banks are gonna have to go out of state to buy some produce which would increase the cost a lot. the drought could lead to 20,000 farm workers losing their jobs. we now know what the new postage stamp honoring harvey mill look like. the u.s. postal service released this picture. it shows milk in front of his camera store in san francisco. in 1977, milk became the first openly gay elected official in california when he was elected to the san francisco board of supervisors. he and san francisco mayor george moscone were assassinated the next year. the commemorative stamp will be released on may 22nd. thousands of people are expected to get free medical

care in san francisco and oakland this week. it's called bridges to health. about 600 volunteer doctors, dentists and other medical professionals will provide services for people who cannot afford healthcare. the care will be offered in san francisco tomorrow and thursday at the san francisco armory, on friday, the volunteers will be at the oco kol coliseum. students from high schools think e-cigarettes are healthier and safer than regular cigarettes. but health officials say that's not true. and that e-cigarettes have harmful side effects. the ban is expected to be introduced at a meeting tonight. 7:39. it's a highway project. it's already causing a commuting nightmare for people driving between sacramento and tahoe. take a look at this video. now, the project just got underway this morning and you

can see it is already causing a huge backup. those crews down there, they will be working to improve a section of highway 50 between 18th and 24th streets in san francisco. they will start with eastbound traffic, then move to the westbound traffic late next month. the entire project expected to last until june 25th. the section under construction is a major artery for people commuting from the bay area to sacramento and tahoe. it's not only affecting traffic on highway 50. it's also causing huge backupses on interstate 80 and the i-5. happening today, testimony set to begin in the supervisor accused of peeping into a woman's home. they say he was only wearing his underwear and socks when arrested outside of a female neighbor's home. he admitted to having a drunking problem and entered a

rehab program. he's rejected calls to resign. a bomb squad called out to the presidio. the suspicious device police discovered that shut down nearby streets. if you have an old iphone lying around your house? now there is a way to safely get rid of it. the program apple is launching to reduce its own carbon footprint. good morning. we'll looking at a commute that is still pretty slow in many areas including the richmond san rafael bridge approach. we'll tell you about this commute and the commute in the east bay. it will be sunny today. it just won't be very warm.

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there low pressure will be an earlier curfew for bon fires on ocean beach. it used to be that fires had to be out by 10:00. now the national park service is changing the time to 9:00. this will go into effect memorial day weekend. the park service plans to install safer fire pits and provide more supervision. this comes after complaints of people being drunk, leaving fires unattended and too much trash. we're learning more information about how badly a palo alto man was hurt after falling 30 feet while rock clom ig in yosemite park. it happened on sunday. the highway patrol says the man was airlifted to the hospital after being rescued by a helicopter. a paramedic who helped pull the man into the helicopter says he had hurt his back and was unable to walk. he is still in the hospital

this morning with major injuries. this is the second helicopter rescue in yosemite the last few weeks. 7:44. to celebrate earth day today, apple is doing something it has never done before. pam cook is in the studio now to tell us about apple's new plans to make the world greener. >> yes. in a time where people need to have the latest and greatest phone and gadget there is a lot of waste. >> these are the iphones. >> he's the ceo of green citizen, a 25,000-square foot processing center in burlingame that's -- it's piled high with old electronic devices that come in every week, there dices -- devices made with mercury that are toxic to the environment if they end up in

the landfall. an estimated 30 million phone calls and computers are disregarded in the u.s. alone. >> when people buy cell phones, they keep it for 18, 24 months before they change it. now it's every six, nine months. today, apple is launching a new advertising campaign outlining the commitment to the environment. an. 's -- apple's ceo promises less packaging and you can drop off any product at the stores to be recycled for free. in our next hour of "mornings on 2," what critics say apple also needs to do to fix in its new green campaign. google has a challenge for nonprofits on this earth day. today the tech giant is asking for proposals to use google glass in their works. five charities proposing their

work by may 20th will get free glasses, and a grant to help make their project a reality. a new study shows that fuels from corn waste are not better for the environment compared to regular gas. the study suggests that biofuels are actually worse for global warming, challenging the obama administration's conclusion that there are much cleaner alternatives. the $500,000 study was paid for by the federal government and shows that biofuels made with corn released about 7% more greenhouse gases compared to conventional gas. surprising. >> all right. 7:47. let's bring sal back. are they burning up fuels sitting at the toll plaza. >> a little bit. a little bit. it's not the greenest thing to sit there and idle but you will be doing a little bit of that. let's take a look at the toll plaza delay. it's about a 30-minute drive

into san francisco with no major problems on the bridge. but the drive itself most of it is waiting at the toll plaza to get past the metering lights and get on the bridge itself. we're also looking at the san mateo bridge in case you want to use that as an alternative. westbound 92 that traffic looks okay. but an 11-minute drive time across the span. as you look at the east bay, 5 80 is slow coming into the dublin area and livermore. it gets better by the time you reach dublin and 880 looks like a sea of red because of earlier problems northbound and southbound between oakland and hayward and fremont. let's go to steve. mostly sunny. breezy. blustery. very windy overnight. most of the stronger wind gusts have died down. it will still be breezy and chilly. patrick in redwood shores. he says chilly. still some scattered showers up on the north coast but for us, it will be clearing out rapidly. already mostly sunny. there's still some clouds

around. san francisco, not very warm. start you off at 50. we'll go for a high of 62 degrees even though it will be sunny, breezy. there's a few wind protected areas. a couple of cloud decks holding on. it looks like all of the rain has ended. 40s and 50s. everyone is close. some of the stronger gusts were about 5:00 a.m. this morning. but it's not as bad. everyone is picking up a little bit of a breeze. about 10, 20 for most. i expect that to continue. sfo had gusts, half moon bay 14 miles an hour. generally out of the west or northwest. it will be breezy and no doubt about it. some very good rainfall amounts up at fort bragg, eureka and crescent city. anywhere from .5 to 1 inch. still a good system. for us, it gave about .02 to .05. mowg mt. diablo had .10. been some slow. a little bit of mix of snow. bridgeport, 7100-foot level.

the temperatures are remaining steady there. it's still cold for snow for the next couple of hours. then the system will fly out. the cooler air is moving in. look for temperatures. we were in the 80s on sunday. today, in the 60s for many and a few upper 50s. it looks like not much warmer here through the rest of the week. there was another system on deck for friday. that one looks stronger right now. we'll keep an eye on some of the rainfall totals. i expect that one to have more oomph. cooler and breezy. 60s on your temperatures. low, mid, a few upper. but i think vacaville would be one of the few along with santa cruz that push the upper 60s. most locations will be in the 60s. san jose, 66. same for san mateo, menlo park, 59 pacifica and half moon bay. cold tomorrow morning. then we'll have sun. next system on track for friday

and then kind of a mostly cloudy, partly sunny but kind of cool pattern for the weekend. >> thank you, steve. ten minutes before 8:00. good news for families with loved ones serving in afghanistan. nuz of a reduction in troops as the longest war in american mistress comes to an end. it's been 46 days now since the malaysia airlines flight disappeared. why this day means so much to the victims' families and the new trouble it could bring for boeing.

the death toll from the sunken ferry boat in south korea has gone up. for the first time, divers went inside the boat and found more bodies inside. more than 100 are confirmed dead. 200 people are still missing. now, the captain and two other crew members they were arrested after the accident. now, the prosecutors say they arrested four more crew members.

there are stories of bravery among other crew meles. some of them gave their life jackets to the passengers and one of them refused to leave until she helped students off the ship. she was later found dead. others worked from rescue coats to break out windows and pulled people trapped in the cabins out. south korean officials say the earlier conclusion that the ferry boat made a sharp turn before the disaster, that was not correct. they say the ship changed course much more gradually. as a submarine continues searching for the missing malaysia jet. a cyclone has grounded ten search planes. the search center says the best hope in finding the missing plane still lies with the submarine. so far it's searched about 80% of the area where pings have been detected but so far nothing related to the missing plane has been found. in addition to the submarine. ten ships continue the search

above water. it's been 46 days since flight 370 disappeared. that means lawyers can now reach out to families. there is a rule that american lawyers have to wait at least 45 days before approaching a family that's lost a loved one in a plane crash. now losses can be filed in american courts against boeing. legal experts say the only problem is without wreckage it will be a difficult as trying a murder case with no body. recent stats show community complaints against the san jose police department are on the rise. however, a new report published in today's mercury news shows san jose police officers have almost entirely stopped tipping off their superiors to misbehaving colleagues. and that resulted in fewer police officers being punished. now, critics say this is a clear sign of a coverup. however, police say it's possible there are fewer

instances of police reporting problems with their colleagues simply because their fellow officers are behaving better. struggling homeowners in san pablo are hoping city leaders will step in and help them refinance their homes. they marched to city hall last night urging city council members to implipment a -- inliment a foreclosure -- implement a foreclosure prevention program. they want the city to use eminent doe main. the city of richmond passed a similar program. >> people like me can save our homes and continue living here in san pablo. >> the alliance of californians for community empowerment says just like richmond, san pablo has been hit hard by the mortgage crisis and 41% of homes are under water.

8:56. we're learning more about the -- 7:56. we're learning more about the man who flew in the whel well of a jet. the new details about what happened once he was spotted in hawaii and what the neighbors are saying about his santa clara family. we're live in san francisco where a bomb scare shuts down part of the presidio last night. we'll tell you what led up to it and we'll also speak to the man who was detained by police. if you are driving in the santa clara valley, you are in for a little bit of slow traffic here. you can see 280 is slow. we'll give you an update on 85 and 101 as well. rain overnight and gusty wind is decreasing a little bit. it won't be very warm. i will show you the cool, forecasted highs.

welcome back to moat moot. a lot of questions still remain about how a teenager managed to stow away in the wheel well of a hawaiian airlines planes. there's also a few answers about his family. these are live pictures. we're outside their home in santa clara. christien kafton is right there. he will tell us what we found out about the family and about the teenager's time in hawaii,

tori. tuesday, april 22nd. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. quick look at weather and traffic. a little chilly this morning. no doubt about it. highs will be in the 60s for many after last night's cold front. it was a cold front. some of that may start to clip parts of mendocino county. 40ed and 50s. mostly sunny but cool and breezy. sunny later on. temperatures upper 50s, mainly low to mid-60s. san jose will be one. started off at 51. still some clouds holding around. 66 for a high today. but the breeze is in place and the system kind of still giving a few clouds. it looks like all of the rain has ended. 40s and 50s. these lows have barely budged. that tells you what's going on. it's a pretty cool air mass in place. not a howling breeze. it will be a breezy day. concord west at 14. sfo, 17. livermore, 14. san jose, 14 miles per hour from the west or from the northwest. i think you get the idea. it will be mostly sunny but

breezy and cool. the rainfall is light. san francisco, oakland, danville and the santa cruz mountains. poent 5 at ben lomond was the most i saw. 50s to low and mid-60s for many today. here's sal. we're looking at slow traffic through many of the areas. one of them is 880 heading south to fremont and getting down to the south bay. we will slow traffic and traffic here on 880 nrkt because of earlier problems. it is slow out of san leandro all the way up to downtown oakland. i would still use 580 as an alternate. i've dragged the map over to 101. i want to show you how slow it is especially after 880 into mountain view and sunnyvale and then 85 slow ulat way up to -- all the way up into cupertino. 85 not having a good day. 280 is slow. three hours, three -- three very slow commutes here as you drive through the area. let's go to live pictures.

want to show you the bay bridge. 30 to 35-minute drive time. the commute in san francisco, once you get there is good. back to the desk. >> all right. thank you, sal. we're still following developing news in san francisco where a bomb scare led to the search of an apartment. we've been following this story since 10:00 last night when a man in a pickup truck was pulled over in the presidio after seeing a suspicious device in the truck police searched his north beach home t ktvu followed their investigation the entire way. tara moriarty is still out in front of the apt right there. in the last -- in the apartment right there. in the last hour, you talked to the man pulled over. he said he had nothing on him except for fireworks. >> reporter: that's what he claims. yeah. he appeared very agitated when he came home. he said the story has been

blown completely out of the proportion. he said he was going fishing last night when pulled over for speeding. that's when things began to unravel. we noticed he came home shortly before 7:00 this morning. he says last night around 10:00, park police pulled him over on old mason street. the police dog smelled marijuana. smith admitted he had a pound in it in the truck to deliver to medical patients. when asked if he had explosives, he showed what he had was a fire work. >> the way they reacted an everything, i felt -- i know they are being safe and everything but no one knows what it is -- or what it was except for the person that put it in my truck. i don't take identify -- all they are all threats. >> reporter: you believe somebody planted the fireworks in your car? >> yes.

>> reporter: the squad detonated the suspicious device and then took smith into custody. police decided to flush out his apartment on vallejo street between pow and mason. they were confronted by smith's wife who initially refused to let them inside. park police searched the unit. they brought out some bags of ed. we've put in a call to park police to see where the investigation stands and what charges smith may face but we've not heard back yet. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. 8:04. we're learning more about the 15-year-old stowaway who survived a five-hour flight from san jose to maui hiding into a jet's wheel well. christien kafton is joining us live where the teen lives and you've been talking to neighbors. >> reporter: yes, we have and neighbors talking amongst themselves about this incredible story. people are peeking out through the blinds. we're hoping to swung with some

folks. we've knocked twice and so far no one has responded. again, we rang the bell and knocked at the home and are waiting to see if anyone has anything to say about this incredible story. the neighbors say the family moved in about six months ago and have been quiet, private and say by all accounts, it's a very nice family. no one seems to know where they moved from the boy's father drives a cab by day and parks it here at night. we're getting more details about the time the teen spent in hawaii. the airport duty manager in hawaii says the teen did not appear to be dirty or disheveled when he was discovered on the tarmac in hawaii. there was nothing to immediately indicated that he had spent a harrowing five hours tucked into the wheel well of an airplane. but the ground crews did report that he was not forthcoming about how he wound up in maui. a neighbor tells me they were on their way back from hawaii as this whole story unfolded. they saw the story and say they

were able to put two and two together and figure out who was involved. >> showed him on the news and we saw the trucks and realized who it was. >> reporter: at last report, the teen is nil in hawaii. no -- still in hawaii. no word when he will return to the bay area. we're waiting for the family to take the other children to school or come out and make some kind of statement about what really is an amazing survival story. christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. aviation experts say the teen is incredibly lucky to have survived the long flight from san jose to hawaii. temperatures as low as 50 degrees below zero. this is video from boeing's website of the wheel well on a 767. it's a maze of cables and pipes inside with very little empty space. the well is about six feet

above the ground. investigators tell us a stow away would have to curl up as small as possible and hang on for dear life. >> pretty scary if you are in that compartment. >> medical experts say the teen may have gone into a hibernation type state during the long trip from san jose to hawaii. this story has federal agencies and local police also taking a hard look at the security system that protects our nation's fleet of planes. both the fbi and the tsa are promising a full review of airport security as a result of this bizarre incident. investigators say the teenager climbed into the left rear well of the first plane he spotted at the san jose airport and that plane happened to be going to maui. doctors are optimistic that a 7-year-old boy who almost drowned in san leandro on easter sunday will make a full

recovery. the little boy was initially in critical condition but now his condition is upgraded to fair. very brave good samaritan rescued the 7-year-old boy and a little girl out of the water at marina park. jose told ktvu he performed cpr and was able to revive the little boy before the paramedics got there and doctors say the boy is awake and talking. the city of oakland is considering a ban on new unattended donation boxes in the city. that's because people are dumping garbage broken appliances and dirty ma tleses at -- mattresses at the bin sites. the bins are supposed to be used to collect clothing. but the city says it's become such a big problem around the city, the issue needs to be addressed. oakland city leaders are also trying to clean up a freeway underpass that people say needs immediate attention as well. the trouble is around interstate 880 at 6th street,

not far from jack london square. it's a place where the homeless gather and dozens of pigeons nest. people who live and work in the area say the conditions are so bad it's driving both people and business away. it really fractures this beautiful spine that connects the waterfront to the core of our downtown. >> there will be a meeting next week on how to clean up the area and make it more inviting. possible solutions include more lighting, possibly murals and even more stores. terrelle pryor's career with the raiders has come to an end. yesterday they traded him to the seahawks in exchange for a 7th round pick in next month's draft. pryor was the last draft pick of al davis. he started nine games last season before he injured his knee. 8:09. former defense secretary and cia director leon panetta, he will deliver the commencement

speech at st. mary's college next month. last year, he delivered remarks at santa clara university. his alma mater. this year, on may 24th, he will speak to more than 730 graduates at st. mary's. the school says it is the largest graduating class in st. mary's history. today meles of the muslim community are set to meet with state lawmakers in sacramento. it's part of the annual muslim day at the capitol. organizers of the event say they will ask lawmakers to act on what they believe are critical issues including making college more affordable for incoming students and expanding access to healthcare coverage for all californians regardless of their immigration status. 8:10. today is earth day. nasa is holding a global selfie event to celebrate. here's how it works -- you snap a picture of yourself somewhere outside, then post it on one of five social media websites

using hashtag globalselfie. that's will use the -- nasa will using the photos and you can post them on twitter, instagram, facebook, google plus and flicker. i think they want you to hold a sign of the location you are in. >> i resisted doing a quick selfie of you and me. a double stabbing it happened in a san francisco neighborhood known for the nightlife. the information police gave us just this morning about the suspects they are searching for. is there a nike apple partnership in the works? the new and simple gadget that could be a clue about a possible deal. root now, we're looking at a commute that is moderate. there are some spots that are actually pretty good here like the san mateo bridge. 11 minutes to cross that. but nearby there is a whole bunch of slow traffic. we'll tell you more. pretty good cold front for april came by. not much in the way of rain.

it cranked up the old machine. i will have your cool forecasted highs coming up.

we're hearing the number of u.s. troops in afghanistan may drop well below the 10,000 level that it was calling the minimum required by u.s. commanders. according to a report in reuters, the white house, state department and pentagon have resumed talks on how many american troops should remain in afghanistan after the

current u.s.-led coalition ends its mission this year. >> president obama is on his way to oso, washington to see firsthand the devastation of the deadly mudslide there and meet with the families affected by it. this is new video of president obama boarding air force one at joint base andrews in maryland about 45 minutes ago. the president is stopping off on his way to a four-country trip to asia. there are two pipe missing from the mudslide. the official death toll is at 41. on march 22nd, the mudslide devastated three dozen homes and search crews continue to look for bodies. today marks the 10th anniversary of the death of san

jose native pat tillman. tillman gave up a career in the nfl to enlist in the army a few months after 911. at first, the u.s. army reported that tillman had been killed by enemy fire in afghanistan. but the pentagon later admitted he had been killed by his fellow troops in a tragic case of friendly fire. 8:16. for the first time, a woman will be the police chief in the city of san pablo. lisa rosales will become the city's first latina police chief. she's worked for the pasadena police chief for 27 years. she will take over as the city deals with a rise in murders. three homicides have been reported this year compared to none last year. she starts the new job monday next week. an official swearing in ceremony will take place may 7th. big changes could be coming to the television industry based on a case in the supreme

court. it involves the internet startup arrow, inc. broadcasters say the company is guilty of copyright violations by giving people in 11 u.s. cities access to tv programs on their computers, smart phones and other devices. now, arrow is arguing its service is legal. it simply mimics what millions of americans already knew at home. they hook up their tv sets to antennas and watch free tv. into there are rumors of a possible partnership between apple and nike to make a new smart band. those are wristbands that measure physical activity. adding to the speculation, nike anounsment that it's laying off -- announcement that it's laying off most of the team assigned to the development of the fuel band. neither company is confirming the reports of a partnership. these bands tell you not only how much you exercise but how much you sleep. >> really? >> yeah. >> a lot of info.

interesting. hey, sal, if you show us highway 24 now will we look like what we -- like what we see? >> i don't think so. no one likes slow traffic. you can see from walnut creek over to the tunnel this is taking about 15 minutes. it just got a tweet saying 680 nearby is also a mess. i was looking around for a crash. i didn't see one. but 680 is kind of messy through concord, pleasant hill and walnut creek. so not that great. let's move along to the bay bridge toll plaza. that's about a 30-minute drive time into san francisco. no problems on the upper deck of the bay bridge but it's kind of slow. santa clara valley, 85, 87, 101 and 280 are all very slow. i would say the slowest freeway

is 101. it's backed up from the capitol expressway into mountain view. 8:18. hello, steve. how are you doing, sal? >> check out my facebook page. we have a discussion going on about cars. >> okay. i will check it out. >> okay. >> pretty good cold front. gusts 35, 40 miles an hour. there was some rain. not everybody got in on it. mainly it was san francisco oakland south. el cerrito didn't get any rain. well, the next system looks good. friday morning, i think everybody will get in on some of the rain. there's been good rain in crescent city. anywhere from .75 to 1. there's been some snow. kirk wood just tweeted out it's been snow. it was howling last night about 1:00 to 3:00 in the morning. still a few partly cloudies around. overall, everything is clearing out. we are slow. two speeds and top to warm up here. mid-50s all morning long.

54 is the warmest. that tells you it will be a cool day. combine that with the breeze. it's west or northwest. it's anywhere from about 10 to 25. it's from almost all locations. generally everybody is in on it. it's stl going to be a -- it's still going to be a breezy day. i know around the keys, about .5 to 1 inch. bridgeport over 2 inches. 34 up in tahoe. 45 in reno and then 49 ukiah. upper 30s there this morning. i think it was 41 at clearlake. cooler air is moving in. drier air is moving in. remember sunday, sunday was 80. it was 80 degrees. windy, cooler from the 80s to the upper 50s and low 60s today. it looks like gradual warmup this week. cooler and -- cooler and breezy under mostly sunny skies. windy for some, breeze for just about everybody. sonoma, 65. 66 walnut creek.

63 alameda. 66 san jose. 67 santa clara and 66 san mateo. 59 pacifica and 60 in dc. we have sun and then clouds roll in wedz night into thursday -- wednesday night into thursday. friday it looks like some rain. kind of a partly cloudy, mostly cloudy weekend. apple is hoping to take a big bite pout of environment -- bite out of the environment. also the warriors showing off their new arena and the plans for a new san francisco location. the promotional video, it came into the channel 2 newsroom a short time ago.

welcome back. new this morning, we're learning new details from the owners of the golden state warriors about plans to build a new arena in san francisco. this new arena would be south of the original waterfront location in the mission bay neighborhood near at&t park. now, ktvu news just received this video you are looking at from the warriors promoting this new location. right now, the land is an empty lot. it's got concrete, grass and weeds. but it's set to become the new 18,000-seat home of the bay area's nba franchise. the warriors' owner says this new location is certain to be a big hit with sports fans as

well as music fans. >> this will be a state of the earth facility. that will be attract -- state- of-the-art facility. that will be attractive. >> the warriors agreed to buy the land from salesforce.com. the warriors plan to have the arena ready in time for the 2018/2019 nba season. we're also getting a look at the new 49ers' stadium as it gets closer to completion. the crews have finished installing 2.5 acres of sod at levy side yaum. soccer players will be the first to test -- levi stadium. soccer plays will be the first to test it out.

more seats have to go in and then the crews will focus on the technology system. at ktvu.com, we've posted a time lapse video of the work done on the turf. check it out. look at the webb links seksdz -- web links section. it was a catch of a lifetime for a fisherman in florida. he reeled in an 805-pound shark. it was all caught on tape. joey polk and his cousins caught the shark last tuesday night. they were in a kayak 300 yards from the shore in milton on florida's gulf coast. it took a full hour to get the shark back to the sand. the pictures went viral much to polk's disappointment. he actually wanted to keep the catch quiet because he doesn't want people trying to ban land- based shark fishing. >> we just want to save our sport. the more people that know about it, the more people that crowd our beach, the more people that

come out and fish. that's not what we want. >> polk and his cousins caught 300 sharks and released all about 20. they work are the noaa to tag almost all of their releases. >> that's big. 8:26. taking care of mother earth. the call to action from one local lawmaker on this earth day as we look at this live picture and the connection between today and the bay area that goes all the way back to the beginning of earth day. and two men are hospitalized this morning after being attacked and stabbed inside a san francisco strip club. we'll tell you about the key evidence police have to go on in this case. good morning. we're still looking at slow traffic all over -- traffic all over the place. this is 580 coming up to the richmond san rafael bridge. about a five, ten-minute wait before you get on the span. coming up we'll tell you more

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good morning. welcome back. it's earth day. we're live at the salt pond restoration project. they are busy out there. we're watching them as they work. coming up in two minutes, ktvu's brian flores is also out there talking live with a bay area congressman on why projects like this you are looking at is so important. plus, the role another bay area leader played in creating earth

day itself. didn't know that. we'll tell you about it. good morning. welcome back. tuesday, april 22nd. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve, still chilly outside. looked pretty busy out there. it's going to be one of those days. breezy. still a little bit of snow kind of holding on in the sierra nevada. showers on the north coast. especially about eureka north. crescent city had an inch of rain. some partly cloudies around. it's generally mostly sunny. we're very slow to warm up. these temperatures have only budge budged about 2, 3 degrees. the breeze is definitely in place. it's out of the west and northwest. kind of bundle up today. one of those days where you might say it's not too bad. you turn the corner you are in the shade and you say oh, my gosh it's cold out there. temperatures slow to rebound under mostly sunny skies. cooler and breezy. two very good friends of mine way back in the day. clouds, sun, windy for some. highs today will be in the 60s.

traffic is slow around the bay area. it's not an easy day. we have slow traffic. this is about a 35-minute drive time. you start the ticker at -- when up come up to the bay bridge. you keep it on until -- until you make the san francisco exit. it will be less than that. this is one of those things where it's going to be a rough one. also we're looking at 280 northbound. it's been slow in the south bay. i was kind of hoping for a better day. 85 slow from 87 all the way up to cupertino. 101 mostly slow from the capitol expressway. i want to show you the pictures of the streets of san francisco. we have a highway 50 construction project causing a huge backup. crews are improving a section of highway 50 between 18th and 24th street. and as our chopper is looking at all of the alternate routes,

if you drive to sacramento today, all of those side roads are jammed. there's the freeway. it's a bad deal. this only applies to you if you drive to sacramento. a lot of bay area go up to the state's capitol. you know what? we got you. 880 slow traffic from 238 all the way down to fremont, san mateo and dumb bar a -- dumbarton approaches are slow. >> right now, san francisco police are still searching for the two men responsible for a double stabbing at a strip club. it's a story we've been following since 4:30 this morning. ktvu's alex savidge joining us live now with more on where the police, alex, are focusing their investigation. >> well, dave, good morning to you. police will be interviewing the two victims to get an idea of exactly what happened. they will be going over some of

the surveillance video from the garden of eden club here to also try to get a look at the two men wanted for this stabbing. the 911 calls on this came in before 1:00 this morning. officers got here to this club on broadway near columbus and they found two men both in their 20s who had been stabbed in the upper body. paramedics transported both victims to the hospital. police describe their injuries as life-threatening although one of the men was alert and walking on his own. police sant say at this point whether these were customers or employees who were stabbed. but this is an area that's seen a dramatic drop in violence after developing a reputation for out of control parties and drunken bar brawls. last year, the city put a security plan in place. they put extra officers on patrol especially on the weekends. they saturated the area. that seemed to do the trick. things have turned around and they've seen the drop in violence here. as far as the stabbing that happened earlier this morning. police have not said what led up to the attack. we've reached out to police.

we're hoping to get more information on this double stabbing at some point later today. we're live this morning in san francisco, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:34. we're learning more about a crash that killed an 8-year-old girl in the south bay. it happened about 3:30 yesterday afternoon on northbound highway 85 at de anza boulevard in cupertino. the little girl a young boy and a woman were in a maus za minivan that pulled off the road. the chp says the driver of a jeep wrangler made an unsafe turn that sent it up a dirt embankment and right into the minivan. it hit so hard it crushed the entire part of the min nip van where the little girl was sitting. the young boy and the driver of the jeep both had major injuries. it's still not clear why the minivan was pulled over to the side of the road before it was hit. happening now -- you hundreds of pg&e customers in

marin county still have no customers because of a -- have no electricity because of a downed power line. most affected customers are in corte madera and tiburon. the outage was reported at 2:15 this morning. pg&e hopes to restore power to everyone by 10:00 this morning. happening today, many people in the east bay will find out if they will have to cut back even more on their water use. they will decide whether to impose mandatory water restrictions due to the drought. earlier, the agency asked customers to cut back by 10%. by march, customers, seepedded the goal at its meeting today, the agency will also decide whether to pump in an emergency water supply from the sacramento river. east bay m.u.d. supplies water to 1.3 million customers. 8:36. a teenager now facing murder

charges in a drunk driving crash in san leandro and what police saw on surveillance cameras could be the reason why. 19-year-old jesus is still in a wheelchair recovering from the injuries he suffered in a crash last month that killed a 32- year-old man. police say he was on the wrong side of the road when he crashed head on into another car near davis and east 14th street. >> all parties that i've spoken to within his family are mortified at what happened both with regard to his injuries and also with regard to the death of another person. now, there are six different cameras at the intersection where the crash occurred. police say that video could be crucial to the kate. police haven't release -- case. police haven't released the video but they say the teenager's actions were deliberate and without any regard for human life or public safety. oakland police are investigating a deadly shooting.

it happened before 5:30 last night at 103rd and international boulevard in east oakland. investigators say the victim was driving down the street when at least one shot was fired from another vehicle. the car kept rolling for another block before it crashed and stopped. the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. no arrests have been made. happening right now -- it is earth day and there are special events going on all over the bay area today. brian flores is at a salt pond restoration project in hayward with an east bay congressman and a call to action. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, tori. happy earth day to you. we're live at the eden landing reserve where some very important work is going on. several volunteers for this earth day. many projects going on in the bay area. we're here with representative eric swalwell as well as john.

tell us about this project. >> it's part of the salt pond project. 15,000 acres, it's one of the largest project in the united states. behind us is a recently restored wetland. we're here with representatives and volunteers toker do some planting to -- to do some planting and celebrate earth day. >> reporter: describe the difference. what's the difference in restoring the land? >> you would look out five years ago and it would look like a moon scape. now you can see there's thousands of birds. the bay has come back. this water is actually the san francisco bay. we've let the tide back in. we're restoring it for habitat. we're increasing public access. in a couple of years, we'll let the public out. and this provides protections to the wildlife. >> reporter: your impressions on the tour so far?

>> it's a beautiful picture here. i'm gonna get my hands dirty. get out there and help save the bay and the coastal conservancy. this will increase access. we'll have thousands of people out here every month seeing this beautiful bay you will it will reduce the flood threat in the area. it will be better for the habitats that live there. what is the overall goal? i know you've done a lot of work already. what's the ultimate plan? >> the ultimate listen plan is to restore -- the ultimate plan is to restore from the damage done. the areas taken offline, we're returning these back to the bay. we're seeing human benefits to those aspects of the project. >> this is part of -- how long is the project gonna last for? >> the property was acquired in 2003. we're ten years into a 50-year project. this is a very large project. and doing this in such an urbanized estuary is quite a

proecket j it will take -- project. it will take us several decades. >> reporter: you go running here. >> yeah, it's a great run by the bridge. the goal is to activate it so the people can see the ecological benefits we have. >> reporter: happy earth day. this is one of several projects taking place on this earth day. 2014. if you want to see what's going on on earth day, we have a list at ktvu.com. we're live here in hayward, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, brian. more details on earth day. it began in 1970 and was foe counted by -- cofounded by guylord nelson and pete mccloskey. they got the idea after witnessing damage done by an

oil spill. mind reading may soon change from science fiction to scientific fact. professor jack galant is a prominent scientist at uc berkeley leading this groundbreaking research. he says scientists have recently made incredible strides in decoding our thoughts on brain activity. he predicts in 50 years thought reading will be commonplace. we might be wearing google pads that continuously read our minds. >> that's incredible. >> that's a little scary. >> that could happen. >> right. exactly. >> wow. calling on city leaders to rescue them. what some homeowners want their city to do to help get them on top of their underwater mortgages. >> reporter: we're learning more about the teen who

survived the flight to maui. we'll have more. good morning. it's slow on highway 24. coming up we'll tell you about drive times. even though it's mostly sunny, dent let that fool you. benicia says omg, it's cold. i believe you. we'll talk about how cold coming up.

breaking news out of san francisco where firefighters are still on the scene of a house fire in the bayview district. it broke out shortly before 8:00 near hilltop park. firefighters say it started on the first floor of a three- story home. it appears to be largely contained. no word how it started. we have a crew on the way. and we'll bring you the latest information as soon as it becomes available. 8:46. let's bring you up to date on some of the top stories we're following for you -- we're learning more about the 15-year- old stowaway who survived a five-hour flight from san jose to maui while hiding in the wheel well of a jet. christien kafton joining us live from santa clara where the teen lives with his family and i know you've been talking to

the neighbors out there. >> reporter: we've been talking to the neighbors and clearly this is something that's focused their attention on this home right here. this is the home where that teen who survived that amazing journey tucked under the wheel well of that flight to hawaii lives. we rang the bell and knocked at the home. we're waiting to see if the family has anything to say about this incredible story. meanwhile we're getting moral details about the time that the spent in hawaii. the airport duty manager in maui says the teen did not appear to be disheveled or dirty. there was nothing to immediately indicate that he spent time in the whel well of the airplane. ground crews report that the man was not fort coming about how he wound up in maui. neighbors said they've seen the teen in question a few times since the family moved in. the family moved in about six months ago. >> showed a side view of him on

the news and then we heard -- we saw the truck out here and realized who it was. >> they were new residents. they just moved in a few months ago. very quiet. keep to themselves. >> reporter: last report, the teen is still in hawaii. no word on when he will be returning here not bay area. neighbors tell us there are several school-aged children in the home. we've not seen any children come into the home. i did have a chance to talk with another neighbor off camera. he did say that his kids go to school with some of the children who live here. he again backs up the neighbor's story, very nice family here. we're waiting to hear about anything else about this miraculous journey to hawaii. back to you. >> thank you. well, to celebrate earth day today, apple is doing something it has never done before. pam cook is in the studio now to tell us about apple new's

plans to make the world greener and pam why critics say it's not enough. >> yeah today on earth day, apple launches a new campaign, outlining its commitment to the environment. >> use greener materials. less packaging to do everything we can to keep our products out of landfills. >> in keeping apple projects out of the landfill, tim cook announced you can drop off any gadget at any of the stores to be recycled. it's a good start says the ceo of green citizen, that's a 25,000-square foot processing center in burlingame that's piled high with old devices that come in every week. >> nine years ago when people buy cell phone and they keep it for 18 to 2024 months before they change it -- 24 months before they change it. now people are changing phones every six, nine months. >> but critics say they need to do more by keeping chargers and connectors compatible with new devices. according to the earth day

network, americans produce more than 50 millions tons of e- waste. it's up to the consumers to be more responsible. of that 50 million tons, only 25% is disposed of safely. the other 75% still ending up in the landfill. let's check in with sal. a problem on the peninsula? >> southbound 208 at sandhill road. i want to go to the maps and show you there is a crash there. police have issued a sig-alert, chp, so i would use 101 instead of 280. it's backed up at least from highway 92 heading south. quickly to the tacoma -- to the toll plaza, traffic is backed up to a 25-minute drive time. highway 24 ten minutes between the 680 interchange and the tunnel. let's go to steve. >> all right, sal. thank you. mostly clear. partly cloudies around. rather blustery, breezy day.

kirkwood, nice picture of four to five inches of snow there. scattered showers up on the north coast. 50s. barely moving at all on the temperatures. the wind is moving. we have a pretty good breeze, pretty good gust for some. 10, 20 across the board. it will be breezy and blustery. we had 35, 40 overnight. that's decreased, though, rapidly. it will be a mostly sunny, breezy day as our system accelerates. coming down out of the northwest. 34 in tahoe. 49 only in ukiah. ukiah airport keeps saying light rain. i guess they are stuck on that. overall, mostly sunny. not a very warm day. possibility of more rain on friday. i think it will be better than a couple 1/100ths. cooler, breezy. windy for a few. but breezy for most. 60s on the temperatures. doesn't matter. coast, bay, inland. it will be anywhere from 60 to

68. there -- there there will not be much of a spread on the temperatures. 15, 20-degree drop in two days. next system comes in on friday. that looks like a good one for rain. a slow recoy -- recovery. impacting cancer treatment all over the world. the multi-million dollar deal across pharmaceutical companies. it's reshaping the drug industry.

two of the world's largest drug companies have reached a deal that could impact cancer treatment around the world. novaris will buy glaxosmithkline's cancer unit for $sh-- $14.5 billion. as part of the deal, they will buy novaris's vaccine business with the exemtion of the flu vaccines. they will sell the animal health division to eli lily. pg&e pass pleaded not guilty to felony criminal charges stemming from the deadly natural gas pipeline explosion in san bruno. attorneys for the utility entered that plea in a federal courtroom in san francisco yesterday. an indictment accuses pg&e of knowingly relying on flawed records to verify the safety of the pipeline. prosecutors say that played a critical role in the disaster in san bruno four years ago.

eight people died and 38 homes were destroyed in the 2010 explosion and fire. 8:55. recent stats show community complaints against a san jose police department they are on the rise. however, a new report published in today's mercury news shows san jose police officers have almost entirely stopped tipping off their superiors to misbehaving colleagues. that resulted in fewer police officers being punished. the critics say this is a clear evidence of a coverup. however, the police say it's possible the number of complaints is done simply because the officers are behaving better. struggling homeowners in san pablo are hoping city leaders will use eminent domain to acquire underwater mortgages and refinance the loans to reflect current home values. >> please support it so that people like me can save our homes and continue living here in san pablo. >> the group marched to city

hall last night. critics of the idea say it is a misuse of government power and it will make the city vulnerable to lawsuits from banks. let's check with sal. you've got a couple of things going on this morning. that's lifted the sig-alert southbound 280. but i told but it last night and traffic is very slow from highway 92 heading south. let's go to the -- there's the map. you can see traffic is slow. let's go to a live picture of the bay bridge. still about a 25-minute delay into san francisco and if you are driving in the city, this traffic here looks okay approaching the 80 split. let's go to steve. thank you, sir. a cold front went by last night. the rain, clouds are gone but the cool air is in place. 60s across the board. not much change the rest of the week. the next system on friday looks like it will be better for rain. all right. thank you. >> any time. that's our report for this morning. we thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> be sure to watch the noon

news for more on the story everyone is still talking about, the teenager who lived in this house who survived the trip from san jose to maui hidden in the wheel well of a jet. we're always here for you at ktvu.com as well as twitter and facebook. thank you for joining us. [sister off screen] so, and i lied to you earlier

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