breaking news from east san jose. a huge police search is underway right now for two robbery suspects. ktvu's janine de la vega is getting new information from the scene. >> reporter: a suspicious man at a family school involved in

a brazen and lewd act. we'll tell you why one grandmother is particularly upset. it's raining. not a lot. but it is raining. we'll have amounts on totals and tell you if this will last into the weekend. >> reporter: and the doors are set to open any minute for a free health clinic being held at the coliseum. we'll tell you why some people camped out overnight for free health care services. we are live in san jose. a police manhunt is underway and an entire neighborhood is on lockdown. ktvu's janine de la vega is on scene. she's gathering information right now and will join us in minutes to tell us what sparked this police action. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather and your traffic. steve's right over there.

>> we have cloudy skies. light rain, not a lot. drips and drabs. it's picking up for a few locations. light rain, cloudy. cloudy, cool tns until noon. a few breaks. but the possibility of thundershower activity. there's really not a lot. but it looks like it's expandge the coverage to the north a little bit. santa rosa, st. helena, napa. jenny said a couple of wet dogs. the rain is coming down there better. casey said hardly rain but there's a little bit. the marin county along the san mateo coast that looks more impressive. there's also light rain down towards gilroy, and the santa cruz mountains. 50s on the temperatures. santa rosa, 52. two parts of the system. what's going through. that will be with us and this cool, unstable air mass has to swing in. that might give us thundershower activity. a couple of 1/100ths to maybe

.25 to .03. cloudy with rain, cooler with everybody and possible thundershowers. mainly low 60s for almost everybody. here's sal. steve, we're looking at the wet weather. i just got a text from tara who told me that it's pouring in san leandro. let me see if i read it right. l.o.l. pouring in san francisco. roads will be a nightmare. that's from tara moriarty. people can't drive in the rain. the rain is moving around. you heard steve say that it's probably gonna stay this way throughout the morning commute. just drive carefully. be careful. 880 northbound and southbound, the traffic is moderately heavy. i had a couple of complaints about 680 in livermore because of that crash we told you about at the plant there, the traffic is terrible on 84 through livermore and getting down to sunol area. don't use it. use 580 and 680 as an alternate. i also want to show you that

880 southbound is getting much busier from 238 as you head down to union city. 7:03. back to the desk. >> all right, sal. we're beginning with breaking news from east san jose. a huge police manhunt is underway right now for two robbery suspects. the search has an entire neighborhood on lockdown. ktvu's janine de la vega is getting some new information from the scene. you are mere mount pleasant road and rocky mountain drive. what's happening? >> reporter: well, people are being told not to leave their homes. these two men that they are looking for are considered armed and dangerous. they believe that they are hiding out somewhere in this neighborhood here in east san jose, as you mentioned, mount pleasant road, rocky mountain drive. that whole area about 15 minutes ago, they came in here with k-9s. they have three k-9s and are doing a door-to-door search looking in people's yards. let's go to video we shot earlier this morning of the heavy police presence in this neighborhood.

this all started because at around 4:30 this morning, a 7- eleven on south white road was robbed by two men wearing masks. and the clerk was threatened there with a handgun. then about 20 minutes later, another 7 already eleshen, very close by on -- 7/eleven very close by on martin was robbed matching the same description. and a suspicious person was rowelled in here. that report said there were two suspicious men who looked like they were casing cars. a lieutenant told us this a short time ago about this situation. >> they should be worried. these are armed persons. they were armed with a handgun. we have video that we've already collected that shows them with a handgun. you know, they are brazen enough to walk into a 7/eleven and stick a gun in someone's face and rob them of their

cash. now they are in the neighborhood. we're trying to get them out. >> reporter: and as you can see out here back out live at the scene, you can see there are just many, many police cars, around 40 police officers. they are telling people to stay inside. they are doing that on a case- by-case basis. about 40 homes affected. this is very close to robert sanders elementary school. now, fortunately, this school is on spring break. so there's no school today. there was some concern earlier today that the school might not open but, again, no students or anybody is threatened in this situation because the school is closed. we will continue to update this situation and tell you if police have, indeed, caught the suspects they are looking for. descriptions are very vague. all we know, two asian men wearing dark clothing. at one point they did have masks. they were wearing hoodies but

that's all we know. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we'll check back for an update soon. new details are emerging about a suspicious man seen lurking around a san leandro school. he's suspected of lewd behavior at dayton elementary. tara moriarty is live from the school where we're learning a grandmother actually caught the man in the act. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. the man was seen peering at a kindergarten class and touching himself inappropriately. this was so brazen because apparently it was happening feet from parents who were standing by waiting to pick their children up from school. this happened wednesday afternoon around 1:45. a grandmother noticed a suspicious man standing in the main school hallway here at 1500 daytop avenue. the witness says that he was looking through a window into a patio area where kindergarteners were playing and appeared to be touching

himself. when the man saw the witness looking at him, he walked off campus. now, that man is described as latino between 58 and 65 years old wearing a red windbreaker with black sleeves, black pants with a thin, white stripe and a black baseball cap. police have not been able to confirm if the suspect is a parent or guardian of a student at dayton but he has been seen on campus before. the grand mother told the principals about incident right away but investigators were not immediately notified. that grandmother was upset that police did not learn about the incident until a day later. we did reach out to the school principal. we're hoping to talk to him. as far as security goes, there are no guards on campus. we're told there is a patrolman that goes around the area to make sure the kids are crossing the street safely, that type of thing. as is usual for elementary school campuses, there is no security guard. we're live in san leandro, tara

moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. happening now in oakland, the doors are open at the arena for people who camped out in the rain for hours in order to get free healthcare. ktvu's alex savidge is there now live with more on what to expect once you get inside. alex? >> reporter: well, for those without healthcare coverage events like this are a life line. you can see the need that's out here. a lot of people anxious to get inside. hundreds of them lined up here. they are waiting to get inside the concourse area where this free health clinic will be getting underway shortly. the gates -- the front doors are supposed to open at 7:00 this morning but volunteers are still inside doing some last- minute preparation work right now. so the doors have not quite opened yet for people to come in side and begin receiving care. medical, dental services being offered at this event called bridges to health. inside here, more than 500 healthcare professionals and

other volunteers will be donating their time. among other things, people can get routine checkups, x-rays, physical therapy and dental work done. a short time ago, we talked with one of the doctors taking part in this event. he came down here all the way from placerville to offer his services. >> we're trying to provide as broad a spectrum of services to people that we can. >> we've touched so many lives. it's been great. >> reporter: this entire event is put on by a group that's affiliated with the seventh-day adventist church. you are looking inside the coliseum. these are the hun treads of volunteers who will be putting on this free healthcare clinic today. it's called bridges to health and they are just getting everything all set up herele and they do expect to open the doors to the public very shortly. this event, in case you are wondering and in case you are interesting, it continues throughout the day until 2:00

this afternoon. we're live this morning in oakland, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, alex. also happening now -- a free den clinic is underway at -- dental clinic is underway at the solano county fairgrounds. people have been camped out since yesterday. the event takes place today and tomorrow. more than 2,000 people are expected to get dental treatment. it appears there are healthcare websites with far worse glitches than the federal government. oregon, in fact, could dump its entire troubled online exchange today in favor of the federal marketplace. oregon has already spent $250 million and would need another $50 follow repairs. it would only cost $6 million to switch to the federal healthcare website. hawaii, maryland and massachusetts have encountered similar problems and may also join the federal system. 7:11. a warning for parents about

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7:14. we're following breaking news from east san jose. as we mentioned at the top of the hour, the -- there is a huge police manhunt underway right now for two armed robbery suspects and that has this neighborhood in lockdown. the search is taking place near mountain pleasant road and rocky mountain drive and again the entire neighborhood is locked down. people are not allowed to leave their homes at this point. you can see it's still a very active scene. some police cars there at the street corner. ktvu's janine de la vega is on

the scene talking to police right now and she'll have a live update on the search for these two armed robbery suspects coming up at 7:30. three of the 12 people who were injured yesterday in a school bus crash in southern california remain hospitalized. this is video of the driver being pulled from the wreckage yesterday. this was in anaheim hills. 11 students from a local middle school were on board. witnesses saw the bus traveling downhill at a high rate of speed, going airborne and hitting a few trees before crashing into a tall eucalyptus. the driver and two students were criticically injured. the others sustained minor injuries. the exact cause of the crash is under investigation. a big natural gas explosion in washington state destroyed three buildings and damaged several more. take a look at some new video we just got this in. this is out of north bend, about 30 miles east of seattle. people in the area heard a loud

explosion moments before a strip mall burst into flames. people were evacuated from their homes because a gas station is nearby. authorities think the explosion was centered in either a pizza shop that was undergoing renovation or a barber shop. some minor injuries have been reported from people hit by glass in that explosion. the cause of the blast is still being investigated. two more bodies were recovered today from that sunken ferry boat in south korea. so far now, 133 bodies have been found. another 119 people are still missing. they are presumed dead. investigators are looking into what that ferry boat was carrying besides people. the experts are speculating the cargo exceeded the weight limit of the ship. that may have caused the ship to capsize. 7:16. the menlo park police department is liking facebook for theying them open a new police station. it's set to open tomorrow. the new substation is located

just a half-mile from facebook's headquarters and is funded by the tech giant. it will have a fingerprint station and a booking camera but will not be equipped to house prisoners. the center will feature free public wi-fi and an atm. the city had been trying to build the substation for more than a decade but was not able to do so because of a lack of funding. a unique job opportunity has popped up in san francisco for anyone who enjoys even eating brunch. a liquor company known as aparol is looking for a chief brunch officer. a couple of people are raising their hands, in several major cities. the person would promote a drink that's similar to a mimosa. applicants must have experience at winning in life and have a killer sense of humor. to apply, post a 15-second video on instagram with the hashtag brunchforaliving and

explain why you would be the best candidate. >> do i still get to work with you? >> absolutely. as long as -- buy me a brunch. [laughter] 7:17. let's check in with stall. the roads are wet. i know our commute should be real interesting. >> you had me distracted with that last story. >> nice idea. >> absolutely. the roads are wet. we've had a few more collisions than normal because of the wet roads. more of a nuisance that drivers than it is a downpour although i did get tweets about the downpour in san leandro and the richmond san ralph fem bridge is a -- san rafael bridge is slow. it gets better after you get on the span itself. i want to mention that traffic is going to be busy at the bay bridge toll plaza like a typical day. we do have slow traffic there for about a 25-minute drive

time into san francisco. highway 13 to 24 in oakland, we've had an overturned pickup truck, not causing a big delay. but these are the kind of things that can happen as we go through and the wed roads. 880 southbound, slow from about 238 down into union city and in san jose, 85 is slow after 87 but the slowdowns in the santa clara valley are not as deep as they are -- or they have been earlier this week. 7:19. let's go to steve. a lot of cloud cover and some pretty good rain reports coming in from san francisco. we'll show you that in just a second. our system is arriving. it's been light rain. it's starting to pick up especially from daly city to the city. rain reports from santa rosa to san jose. everybody is in on this light rain. some of it is moderate. cloudy, cool, light rain. pockets of moderate rain. i went around hayward and san leandro. 50s on the temperatures. then the isolated thunderstorms and cooler air spills in this afternoon. really active day. reports from the marina,

nicole, bernal heights,usf, sunset district, pockets of moderate to heavy rain. you can see some of that right there over the richmond district and over north beach. a couple of reports there. even into marin county. from santa rosa, st. helena south, picking up. name looks like american canyon to hidden brook. and then right over mill valley between mill valley also san rafael. any time you get the yellow coming in around the beach. picking up over mount tam. that's not bad. that's more of a moderate rate. where tara moriarty was, that's the cell that -- right there. in between san leandro and hayward. right there. it looks like it's collapsing. another one coming in to el granada, half moon bay heading towards hillsborough, san mateo. there's pocketing here the front is getting closer. 50s on the temperatures. 52 santa rosa. everybody is close on that.

the front comes through in the morning. we might get a break and this swings in. that's the cool air. that's the possibility of thundershower activity. one more system late saturday, sunday might give us one more round of rain and it looks like high pressure builds in. .10 to maybe .25 or .03. still focusing on the santa clara valley and santa cruz mountains for the most. so far they've been consistent with that. 35 in tahoe. snow beginning to stick a little bit. there's been some pretty good amounts up above passes and some of the resorts. 4 to 12 inches. that's until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. snow level around 5,000 feet. cloudy for rain. some of that rain could be moderate. possible thundershower activity later today. 50s and 60s. very, very cool day. so rain today and cloudy and cooler. one more system again maybe early sunday. it's warmer next week. 7:21. a rare very playful baby is on display at a zoo in northern

mexico. meet kumba. a zonkky. >> really? >> this new baby is a cross between a zebra mother and a donkey father. dash. biologists say kumba is very unusual because zebra and zonkky chromosomes are not considered compatible but it worked this time. 7:22. protecting children from whooping cough. what one bay area mother is saying about the effectiveness of a vaccine and the response from doctors. it's a song that's tested the nerves of a lot of parents like me. how it's being used as a form of terrorists for terrorists.

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walker in east oakland. police arrested two suspects in the death of judy solomon shot and killed last july on fern street. the shooting happened after solomon shot her car to shoot cell phone video of a street crime. she reportedly shot the suspects who shot her and escaped with her phone. stephen lee and mario floyd have been charged with several crimes including murder in the course of a robbery. lee is serving time in san quentin on unrelated charges. both suspects have been linked an east oakland gang and are scheduled to be arraigned on the new charges next week. oakland police are crediting solomon for trying to stop crime in the neighborhood but they say she may still be alive if she called 911 instead of following the suspects herself. however, some of the neighbors say a shortage of police officers has left them no

choice but to investigate crimes on their own. >> opd is tremendously understaffed. there are not enough officers to go around oakland patrolling. so that means it's up to the citizens to be the eyes and ears for opd. some of the neighborhoods have set up e-mail lists where crimes and suspicious behavior can be reported. homeowners have installed surveillance cameras even hired private security guards in some cases. a bill that would require anti-theft software on all cell phones has been rejected by the state senate. the bill would have required cell phone companies to put a kill switch on cell phones to make them inoperable. the bill's author, mark leno, blames the powerful cell phone lobby for the bill's failure. the proposal will likely be reintroduced, though, later this spring. if you thought listening to barney's "i love you" song was torture, try listening it for 24 hours straight.

♪ i love you ♪ you love me ♪ we're a happy family . >> that's enough. [laughter] >> according to a report in the huffington post, music torture has become a common practice for the cia. ever since it began the program following the terror attack. this among is one of 11 songs reportedly favored by the cia for its interrogation program. experts say the process breaks down a prisoner's brain and body function which could lead them to talk. some of the other songs the cia reportedly uses -- 7:27. desperate to be reunited.

the new information about the teenaged stowaway and why he was so determined to find his mother. >> reporter: we're live in san jose where and k-9s are searching for two armed men. we'll tell you what this means for people who live in the neighborhood and tell you why the men are considered so dangerous. good morning. right now, traffic is moving along slowly in some areas and it's raining here in san francisco. as you can see from our picture, northbound 101 traffic moderately heavy. we'll tell you where it's coming down. heavy rain being reported. san rafael, mill valley in the city. also towards half moon bay

7:31. we're live in san jose where a neighborhood is on lockdown as a manhunt is currently underway. as you can see, there is a huge police presence there. the streets just lined with police cruisers. ktvu's janine de la vega has been on the scene and will tell us what happened at two stores earlier this morning that sparked this police response. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. it's wet today. good morning, steve. >> it is and the rain is picking up. no doubt about it. especially san francisco. earlier, tam said it's pouring here in san leandro. there was a pretty good cell in

between san leandro and hayward. that's pretty good rain right there. it didn't last long but that's a sign of things coming in especially around the san mateo coast, half moon bay bay, san francisco. into marin valley. emily judd in mill valley said it's coming down. our system swinging in right over north beach. we've had nicole in the marina district. glen park reporting some rain. it looks like it's over the financial district heading to the plaurk. that's what's up in marin county -- the embarcadero. that's what's up in marin county. to the south, steady light. that's coming down. emily is rye. when you see the yellow and ltd orange and then san san rafael. that's heavy rain. half moon bay over sky line, la honda, that could be intense rain. picking up a little bit in the

santa cruz mountains. just light stuff to the east bay right now. i expect this to start picking up here as part of this cell swings in. 50s on the temperatures. upper 50s or low 60s. the front this morning and then the cool unstable air behind that might give us thunderstorms. cloudy with rain. some of it is light some of it can be bursts of moderate to heavy. cooler. mainly low 60s. here's sal. all right, steve. good morning. we do have the rain. that means the traffic is not gonna be doing the best it could be because of the wet weather. it's raining in san francisco right now and the traffic is busier than normal for a friday. it's still better than a thursday or wednesday. i would give myself extra time if i were you if you are gonna drive into the city. that includes on the way to the bay bridge. let's take a look now at westbound 24. it's also slow as you slop

through walnut creek and la fayette. 15, 20-minute drive time on the way to the caldecott which is worse than normal. bay bridge, we have backup on a friday shouldn't be this heavy. but people are slowing down. it is backed up for a 35-minute drive time. a lot of the people have been complaining about 880 leading down to the bay bridge. maybe something has changed or maybe traffic has become busier because the 880 ramps to the bay bridge have been very, very slow for the last few weeks. 7:34. back to the desk. we're following breaking news coming in from east san jose. a huge police manhupt happening right now -- manhunt happening right now for two armed robbery suspects, near mount pleasant road and rocky mountain drive. police are telling everybody to stay inside. ktvu's janine de la vega, you are there now getting new information from police. what are they saying? >> reporter: you know, they have a heavy police presence out here. they don't want anyone to leave their homes. i counted just 13 police cars,

patrol cars on the street. in the last 40 minutes, they brought in k-9s into this neighborhood because they are going door to door searching through people's yards. looking for two men who they believe are responsible for robberies that happened earlier this morning. they are concerned with people's safety out here. let's go to video that we took earlier. police believe the two men they are looking for robbed a 7- eleven at 4:30 a.m. and threatened a clerk with a handgun. 20 minutes later, another 7- eleven on martin was robbed by two men at gunpoint. they took a large amount of cash and lottery tickets. officers believe it is the same two men that robbed both of those 7-elevens. police got a call from a concerned neighbor. >> police believe they were casing cars. however, they fit the descriptions of the persons that robbed the 7- eleven

nearby. officers came in, spotted them, ordered them to stop and they immediately ran into the neighborhood. and right now as i mentioned, a door-to-door search is happening. the area that they have cordoned off is mount pleasant, rocky mountain drive and mount kenna to the northwest. it seems about 36 to 40 homes may be affected. we've seen some people emerge from their front doors. people have allowed some people to leave but they need to be cleared by officers before they can reeve-- leave. they want to make sure everybody is safe. there is robert sanders elementary school here. it's on spring break. there was some concern earlier that maybe the school wouldn't be able to open. it's already closed. so there's no worry about that, of students being in any harm. but the men should be considered armed and dangerous.

they have a very vague description of two asian or latino men. they were both wearing masks. they were wearing hoodies and again doing a door-to-door search in the neighborhood hoping to find them. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. thank you, janine. 7:37. new this morning, firefighters in san francisco responded to three fires within the past 90 minutes. one of them may have been sparked by a marijuana grow house. the first fire started an hour ago on mendel street in the bayview district. firefighters say they did find a marijuana grow operation inside that house. within 20 minutes of that fire, firefighters responded to two other fires. one on nay street and the other on banks street. we're told the fires are not related. there is new -- there is a new report about the teenaged

who flew to hawaii in the wheel gel of a jet. the an individual tells a paper her ex-husband did everybody possible to keep her away from her children even telling them she was killed in a rocket attack. the woman said her son only found out two years ago that she was actually alive. she believes he may have climbed into the wheel well in a desperate attempt to visit her overseas. the teen lives with his father, stepmother and younger siblings in santa clara. he's still undergoing treatment at a hospital in hawaii. well, now we know that it was a san jose state university football player who suffered second-degree burns in an apartment fire we first told you about on yesterday morning's news. 20-year-old jared leaf of martinez, he's a line backer. he ran through a wall of flames inside his apartment to escape.

he has second-degree burns over 20% of his body. he remains in critical condition at valley medical center. investigators think his roommate may have started the fire by throwing away a match near a couch. 11 students living in the building were burned out of their homes. 7:39. happening now -- some of the world's top women golfers are hitting the links in daly city. play is resuming after it was suspended last night due to darkness. ktvu's brian flores is live at the lake merced golf club with the return of the women's professional golf to the bay area. the excitement must be building. >> reporter: it is building. you need to be out here as well. i understand you are a pretty good golfer yourself. hopefully you can come out for the swinging skirts lpga tour. going on this weekend. a lot of the hpga's finest female golfers on the putting green before they hit the greens. many hit the greens this morning despite the rain.

as we go to the video now, pretty exciting video to boast about. a lot of local talent as well. christina kim is off at 7:38. michelle wie is with a group. paula creamer and julie inkster get underway at 8:00, weather permitting. 50,000 people are expected to be here. officials are expecting sa lot of traffic -- a lot of traffic around daly city. pretty good for economic impact for the city. it's great for the local hotels. one hotel near sfo said they have several groups booking there. there's limited parking. if you plan to come out, park at the b.a.r.t. station. here's what officials say makes it so exciting. >> it certainly has had a great, i guess, economic impact. but not only that, it's really put the city and san francisco daly city and san francisco back on the map.

you know, we are a golf mecca from monterey/peninsula area down to the san francisco area. it's great to put the spotlight back to the bay area with women's golf. >> reporter: if you are planning to come out, tickets are available. 17 and under are free and complementary admission for actived a retired military. you need to show your i.d. alex savidge was at the oakland coliseum. looked like he made a few shots but tricky editing by our editors at the station. i asked for a putter. this is raw video. i've never asked before. they gave me a chipping wedge, a golf ball and a basket. >> all right. go for it, brian. >> reporter: here we go. >> bend your knees, keep your eye on the ball. >> reporter: bend my knees. okay, tori. and i hit somebody walking down

the sidewalk. that's okay. having a lot of fun out here. come out here. i'm gonna work on that golf swing. we're live here in daly city, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> work on that. nice job out there. thank you. 7:41. a warning from san leandro police this morning. in 25 minutes, the disturbing incident outside of a kindergarten class and why parents are on high alert. it could save lives. >> coming soon to california, an advanced warning system for earthquakes that's already in use in other countries. how much time you will get, though, before the grounds start shaking. we're still looking at slow traffic in many areas as you drive on 80 westbound. some of that bay bridge toll plaza is beginning to pill out to the macarthur maze -- spill out to the macarthur maze. for some, it's light rain. for others. it's cloudy. for some it's really coming

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when an earthquake hits every second counts. what if you had 20, 30 seconds or even a minute warning? other countries have the technology. but pam cook is in the studio with the reason it's not here in in california. >> it's about money. today california makes its first down payment on a statewide earthquake early- warning system but it will just be a dent in what it will cost. mexico city last week was hit by a 7.2 earthquake but there

was a warning. it actually happened while one news anchor was on the air. he was able to issue the warning giving some people more than a minute to prepare. >> if you had sirens that washed people that -- warned people that imminent danger was coming, it could save lives. >> the usgs says an early warning could allow trains to slow or stop and people to exit elevators and other spots that are dangerous during an earthquake. however, building this system in california is expected to cost $80 million. but only $187,000 has been allocated so far from california's office of emergency services. now, japan also has an earthquake early-warning system. it's credited with saving lives in the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. in our next hour of "mornings on 2," why it will be so expensive. what it will take to get something like this up and running here in california. dave? >> thank you, pam. a number of measles cases in the u.s. at its highest level in almost 20 years. the cdc said there were 129

cases and 58 in california. many of them are a result of people visiting the philippines which has a major measles outbreak. visitors can get the measles and possibly infect those who have not been vaccinated. measles is one of the most contagious cases. the last death reported in this country was in 2005. a mother in martinez says her children are living proof the vaccine that's supposed to protect against whooping cough does not always work. the mother says, she, her 9- year-old son and 3-year-old daughter had been vaccinated but the children came down with whooping cough anyway. the centers for disease control says this is a rare case. 90% of the children who do get the shot are protected. >> there's no one to claim. what needs to be done is get a

different immuni station that -- immunization. nobody has to go through this. >> there have been 19 confirmed cases of whopping cough in contra costa county so far this year. 7:47. a northern california teenager killed in an atv crash on easter has given life to six other people. a vigil was held last night in lincoln in placer county for 18- year-old mitchell bazil. after the crash left him in a vegetative state, his family decided to donate his organs. across town a woman's whose husband was dying the kidney failure contacted the family to see if teen's kidney could save her husband's life. it did. the mother of the oregon donor and the wife of the recipient were both emotional when they met. >> the organ donations are the only thing getting me through.

don't you dare cry. just be happy about what's going on. >> amazing story. >> what a story. 7:48. let's check in with sal. wet roads problems out there, i know, sal. >> that's right. the wed roads are causing a lot of slowdowns and problems and worse than it would be on a normal friday when things tend to be easier. let's go to the south bay. traffic is going to be busy on northbound 101, 85 and 280. 85 a little better than it normally is. but not much. as we move to the east bay, slow traffic on 880 beginning at 238. 238 at 880 a minor crash and a lot of spinouts. chp santa rosa tweeted saying there have been spinouts because of the wet weather. live pictures of highway 24, 15, 20-minute delay which is more than normal driving to the caldecott tunnel. at the bay bridge toll plaza today, it is a 30 to 35-minute drive time into san francisco. the time, 7:49. let's go to steve.

>> all right, sal. thank you. a lot of reports coming in now especially north oakland, piedmont heavy rain. pretty good breeze, cloudy, cool, it will be cloudy, cool, rainy day. it looks like it's picking up in intensity. here comes the second ban coming in late morning early afternoon. that has the possibility more of thunderstorms. clouds, cool, isolated thunderstorms are possible. probably a lot of upper 50s here and very, very low 60s. from richmond, right back over richmond san rafael it looks like things are on the back side of that. that's really intense. same for berkeley. our observer picked up .02 in el cerrito. over in oakland, i'm trying to find heavier rain. there are pockets. i know that's been picking up. also right over the bay bridge heading into emeryville. things are calming down a little bit in san francisco. but there was a pretty good downpour there for a while. thanks for all of the information and things are

lighting up like a capacity tree on the peninsula towards san mateo, millbrae, half moon bay. there might be hail reported in some of that because had a report of thurn over la fayette. we're talking about that -- thunder over la fayette. we're talking about that now. all the way in lake county, gilroy, santa cruz, that rain line finally moving north, it looks like there's a back side of that to the north. not as much the farther north you go. 50s on the temperatures. everyone is close, about 55. here's part of it coming in. foot of snow for some of the higher passes. this has to swing in. we have a pretty active day here. not much in the way of sun. rainfall projections with this system about .10 to .3 or .25. this is through sunday morning. one more system coming in.

cloudy, rain, some of it is heavy. some of it is very light. 50, 60s. we're starting off at 58 for some. couldn't take much to get to 62. clouds roll in saturday night. sunday morning we'll get some rain and we clear it out. next week looking warmer. time is 7:51. pleasanton police warn someone is targeting teenagers on social media asking them to share explicit photos of themselves. the school district says several students reported they were slits iting on instagram. the school district sent a letter warning parents encouraging them to talk to their children about this. the dangers of social media are not limited to instagram. >> it's so easy to push a

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warrants division immediately. if not, i will have to send a deputy out there. >> this woman asked us to identify her only as bobbi. she played that voice mail by someone pretending to work for the sheriff's department. when she called him back, the man said she was being fined for not showing up for jury duty. he told her to buy a $500 cash card and give him the cash number. >> he said i tried to do this nice with you. now we'll have to do it the hard way. >> the scammer harassed her again but she stopped answering his calls. there have been similar complaints about this same scam throughout the bay area. a retiree is among four known

victims in san francisco. she was contacted by a man posing as a sheriff for the san francisco sheriff's department. he told her to buy a $480 cash card for ignoring a jury summons. a community in texas is moving forward with a controversial plan to deal with out of control wild pigs. it plans to trap the animals, butcher them and feed them to the homeless. according to some estimates, there are up to 10,000 of the wild pigs in the county. so this week, they purchased traps and signed a contract with a meat processing plant. the pork will be delivered to food banks throughout houston. we would be safer in our community and we're feeding the people who need the food. >> this is a huge win for everybody in all of the communities that we serve. >> critics of the program are expressing concern the hogs

could be carrying diseases. but the county says the usda inspector will inspect the animals and will make sure the meat is thoroughly cooked and safe to eat. 7:57. right now, a large number of police officers are on the hunt for two robbery suspects in san jose. an entire neighborhood is on lockdown. now, ktvu's janine de la vega has been on this story, this breaking story. coming up in ten minutes, she will tell us what triggered this manhunt. >> reporter: a suspicious man at an elementary school in san leandro accused of a lewd and lascivious act. we'll tell you what one grandparent had to say about it. the wet weather is not a good thing for the morning commute. coming up i will show you where we have some pretty big slowdowns. light rain for some, coming down pretty good for others. we'll show you where those areas are and also how much

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there's no end in sight! i'm going to need more time. welcome back to "mornings on 2." these are live pictures. we're following breaking news out of san jose. a lot going on. the police telling people in a certain neighborhood stay inside. ktvu's janine de la vega has been monitoring the story for

us. in about two minutes she'll be back to tell us what triggered this mass police presence. stay tuned. friday, april 25th. a quick look at weather and traffic. some people getting a decent amount of rain. >> absolutely. back-to-back twitter reports of snow coming down good at squaw valley. they are blasting the mountain. that's a good one. snowing in truckee. the comment from charles was winter trying to redeem itself. winter weather advisory out. pretty good rain around hercules, san ramon and danville. we had good rain in mill valley. there's the cell stretching back to 880, hercules and orinda as well. doesn't look too heavy. i have reports it's starting to pick up. the rain has led up. we're still getting some rain. not as heavy as it was earlier. on the peninsula things are coming down. san mateo, you can see over towards near redwood city, back

to half moon bay. highway 92, el el granada. lake county, all the way down to the santa clara valley. the rain line is finally moving north a little bit. but it doesn't look like too much has made it into mendocino county. 50s on the temperatures. there's a secondary ban starting to intensify. that may give us the possibility of thundershowers. i had one report of thunder over la fayette. cloudy, rain, cooler for all. here's sal. >> steve, good morning. we're looking at traffic that's going to be busy because of the wet weather. i want to go briefly to one of the traffic cameras. 880 northbound, very slow. it's slow at the toll plaza. even though it's not raining right now, the rain has moved through. it's kind of made the traffic slow. this is video shot in the last hour by photojournalist george bustos. 880 near milpitas as they were

driving through the south bay and this is what we've been dealing with. pretty busy and heavy rain. and now that it's later, traffic is even slower. when george was driving through the south bay, it was pretty early. george and janine, by the way. my favorite. janine de la vega. westbound bay bridge backed up to the -- back to the macarthur maze. we're following breaking news from east san jose. right now an entire neighborhood is still on lockdown as police search for two armed robbery suspects. the lockdown is affecting more than two dozen homes in the area of martin avenue and mount pleasant road, not far from robert sanders elementary school on break this week. ktvu's janine de la vega joins us live from the scene where people are being told to stay inside. this has been going on for a while. >> reporter: it has been. police tell me they plan to stay out here for the next 45

minutes. they still haven't found the two armed men. they believe that they are hiding in this neighborhood. they've been on mount kenya, the road you are looking at right now for the past hour and a half. they are doing a yard search right now. they brought in three k-9s. there are patrol cars on every corner here because these two men are considered druts. there is a heavy police presence here in the mount pleasant neighborhood of east san jose because officers believe these two men threatened two different 7- eleven clerks with a handgun this morning and robbed their stores. the first robbery happened at 4:30 a.m. on white road. the second robbery, that was a few miles away happened at 5:00 a.m. on martin avenue. a neighbor in the mount pleasant and rocky mountain drive neighborhood reported two suspicious men casing cars in the area and when police arrived, these two men ran away and started hopping over fences. that's why police say those men match the same description of

the robbery suspects. that's what's really prompted a lockdown in this neighborhood. >> we just need people to sit tight, keep their doors and homes locked. if they hear any sounds or suspicious sound or see anything, call 911. but for now, sit tight. let us do our job. let us get these people out of the neighborhood. >> reporter: the area affected isment pleasant and martin -- is mount pleasant and martin to the east and rocky mountain drive and mount kenya to the west. dozens of homes have been impacted. police are concerned with people's safety. they are telling people they can't leave their homes and go to work unless they've been cleared by officers. there is robert sanders elementary school here right now next door. luckily this school is on spring break. but there's no impact for any of the students who attend the school here. we'll continue to monitor this situation. police say they will be out here for the next 45 minutes before they consider breaking

this perimeter down. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:05. a reminder from police if you live in this area or in surrounding neighborhoods, lock your doors and stay inside your home. if you see any suspicious activity or suspicious people, call 911. we'll keep monitoring the situation and bring you an update in 30s or earlier if anything breaks. new details about a suspicious man seen lurking around dayton elementary school in san leandro. he's suspected of lewd behavior. ktvu's tara moriarty joining us live from the school now to tell us what is so disturbing about this case, tara. >> reporter: a source says the man was touching himself while looking at a bunch of kindergarteners playing. what's so brazen and disturbing, the fact he did it just a couple of feet away from parents coming to pick their kids up from school. it happened wednesday at 1:40 in the afternoon when a

guardian of a student noticed a suspicious man standing in the main school hallway at 1500 dayton avenue. the witness says he was looking through a window into a patio area where the kindergarteners were playing and appeared to be touching themselves. when the man saw the witness looking at him, he walked off campus. he's described as 50, 60, wearing a red windbreaker, and wearing a black baseball cap. police have not been able to confirm if he was a student or guardian because he's been seen on campus before. the grandmother told the principals about the incident right away. the grand mother was apparently upset that police did not learn about the incident until an entire day later. we've reached out to the school principal. a lot of teachers are beginning to arrive. we do know there is not really security on the campus. there is a patrol officer who makes sure that the kids cross

safely, you know, to school. but there's no official guard on campus which wouldn't be unusual for an elementary school. we again are gonna be trying to talk with the principal and we are told that perhaps the school district official may be making a statement. we're live in san leandro, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. vallejo police are investigating a murder-suicide. several neighbors saw a man approach a woman on the front porch of a home on thelma street yesterday afternoon and opened fire. witnesses say the man then turned the gun on himself. police say the man and woman live together at the home but investigators day they are not sure of the motive for the shooting. police in mint police arrested two men. after a three-month investigation police identified two suspects for killing a man.

and found they were both in jail on unrelated crimes. 26-year-old lois reever is charged with murder and assault with a deadly weapon. robert even bertowski, accessory to a crime. aldon smith will not be charged with a fell nhl for allegedly making a fake bomb threat at l.a.x. he was arrested for reportedly telling a tsa agent he had a bomb. the district attorney decided not to pursue a felony charge but he could still face a misdemeanor charge. a decision is expected in about a week or two. smith still is facing felony weapons charges in santa clara county. the menlo park police department is liking facebook for helping them open a new police station. >> it's set to open tomorrow. the new substation is located just a half-mile from facebook's headquarters. and it is funded by facebook. it will have a fingerprint station and a booking camera

but it won't be equipped to house prisoners. the center will feature free public wi-fi and an atm. the city has been trying to build the substation for more than a decade but wasn't able to do so because of a lack of funding. four big bay area tech companies have decided not to fight accusations that they work together to keep thousands of workers' salaries lower. apple, intel, google and adobe they've agreed to an out of court settlement that claim they agree not to hire each other's employees. the terms of the deal are not being made public. it still has tove approved bide a judge. the original lawsuit demanded billion 3 billion in damages. a unique job opportunity has popped up in san francisco for anyone who enjoys eating brunch. a liquor company known as aperol is looking for a chief brunch officer in several major cities including san francisco. the company says this special person would promote a drink

that is similar to a mimosa. applicants have to have experiencing in winning at life and have a killer sense of humor. to apply, post a 15-second video on instagram with the hashtag brunch for a living and explain why you would be the best candidate. >> sounds like a really interesting job for the summer. 8:11. a teenaged stowaway's desperate search. what we're learning about why a 15-year-old from santa clara risked his life on a flight from san jose to hawaii. >> reporter: and people without health coverage are filling up this free clinic happening this morning at the coliseum here in oakland. we'll tell you about the services being offered and why some people kaferped out overnight -- camped out overnight to get inside this event. we're still looking at driving conditions that have been affected by the wet weather and unfortunately, it's not looking friday light on most commutes. we'll tell you more about the

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people in the bay area are getting free healthcare treatment in oak. it's something that could normally cost thousands of dollars. alex savidge is live with more on what people can expect once they get inside.

morning, alex. we're inside the concourse. you can see behind me that dental work is going on. there's also doctors providing care. they are doing screenings and taking x trays. elsewhere here in the concourse, though. we're in the middle of the dental area. this is part of a free health clinic called bridges to health. and there are thousands of people down here waiting inside to get in place. a lot of people want to have their teeth worked on and they are getting that help from about 500 volunteer medical professionals who are putting on this event here and they are offering up their services. people are doing everything from teeth cleanings to root canals too extractions -- to extractions. this man just finished getting dental work done. you waited here in the late

last night. >> right after the warrior game, i came over and sat in the parking lot. met some people had a great time. had a deep cleaning. i'm waiting for a partial to come back. it's free. it's awesome. a lot of friends i met in the parking lot, same situation. i work two jobs. both my jobs don't provide medical benefits. my wife and i did sign up for the obamacare. we're at about $160. but in the meantime, urgent care's needed. i heard about it and kind of juggled my schedule with a couple of jobs. i was able too come -- to come in. i'm happy. >> nkth. >> reporter: that's one of the of the patients that came in here. we're told about,000 people are waiting -- 3,000 people are waiting in line. the line stretches all the way in the parking lot. some people camped out overnight here in the rain

seeking free medical care. they are getting medical and dental services. all of it on a first come first served basis. while the organization ergs say they are glad to -- organizers say they are glad they are getting help but -- >> a number of people were unable, did not have coverage for health or optometry services. we found out that to be the greatest need of the folks in line. >> reporter: this event is put on by a group called adventist church industries affiliated with the 7th day adventist church. the free event goes until 2:00 this afternoon. keep in mind that doctors and dentists here will be trying to treat as many patients as they can in that time. but they may not be able to treat everyone waiting in line right now. we're live this morning in oakland, alex savidge, ktvu

channel 2 news. >> thank you, brian. an ordinary walk home from work became anything but ordinary for an oakland man and now he's being hailed as a hero. 54-year-old lonnie machine row says he was walking home when he saw a young man squeeze through an opening in a fence on a freeway overpass and walk out onto a narrow ledge. it happened at thardly avenue and -- at the ardly avenue and the man threatened to kill himself and when he started to walk out towards the freeway sign, the man knew he had to act quickly. >> i grabbed him. i gave him a hug around his waist. i held onto him. i will be right here holding you. >> videos posted to instagram show traffic back jum as police and fire crews shut down westbound 580 and rushed to help. several lanes were shut down for about half an hour. the golden state warriors,

they lost last night. now they trail 2-1 games in their playoff series with the l.a. clippers. last night with one of the clippers in his face, look at steph curry. going for three. didn't make it. the clippers won, 98-96. a lot of warriors screamed that he was fouled. look close. you tell me. the warriors were down 18 points in the third quarter but almost came back to win but it wasn't enough. game 4 of that series sunday at oracle arena. the san jose sharks also lost last night. they will try again tomorrow to eliminate the l.a. kings from the stanley cup playoffs. after the sharks took a commanding three games to none lead, the kings avoided a sweep last night in game four, winning 6-3. game 5 tomorrow night at 7 at the s.a.p. center in san jose. >> i think it was too much for

the bay area to have both teams. sharks tomorrow and then -- >> yeah. let's see how traffic -- not quite wrapping up for the friday morning commute. >> it's slow out there. it's slow in many spots because -- it's correlated to the wet weather. it always gets this way when it is wet. let's take a look at the toll plaza, it's backed up for a 30, 35-minute drive time into san francisco. there are no major problems on the bridge. the traffic does look pretty good as you drive through. i don't see any accidents reported on the bridge. there is a new crash northbound 101 at cesar chavez. looks like a noninjury accident. also moving along and taking a look at the san mateo bridge, the traffic here does look pretty good with no major problems. there is apparently some standing water southbound 101 at poplar avenue that is causing trouble in san mateo. also the morning commute is slow if you are driving in hayward. some slow traffic as you drive

from about highway 238 all the way down to fremont. it's not solid. but if you look at the maps, we have a lot of slow traffic in this general area here. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. a very good morning. very cloudy, rainy morning. rain from lake county down to the monterey bay. our system has arrived. let give it credit. snow up in the mountains. a lot of reports coming in especially around truckee, squaw valley. that's good. we could use it. there's a winter weather advisory until 5:00 a.m. the rain was light for a while. there are some areas where it's been really heavy. take one look around hercules. back to walnut creek, la fayette, richmond, kensington, el cerrito. this looks like the pocket of the heaviest, san bruno, hillsborough, belmont right back to highway 92. had reports of alamo, danville.

when you get the yellow, it's picking up. a couple of report, heidi in antioch and olivero out in brentwood, clis in oakley -- cloudy skies in oakley. not much in the north bay. a few reports from petaluma. light, steady rain. it looks like you are on the back side. a little bit darker green from yountville, napa as well. there is a little line on the peninsula slicing through. you can see that heading towards santa cruz mountains. there's still some to go here. 50s on the temperatures. they've not budged all morning long. we get a little breeze. we get the rain. part of this system coming in. heavy -- pretty heavy rain in pacific. glenn sent that information to me. this is developing. that will be in the late morning, early afternoon. that might give us not only more rain but thunderstorm activity. had one report of thunder over la fayette. cloudy rain, 60s on the temperatures or 60s. it will be one of those cloudy, gray, cool days with off-and-on

rain. most people seem to like it. i know it knocks down the allergy levels. one more system sunday morning and then it's out of here and then warmer monday/tuesday. >> all right, steve. 8:22. an early warning of an earthquake. [ sirens ] >> the technology that could warn you a minute before a major disaster and why other countries are using it but not here in california. how a new plan from the white house could change the training that new teachers receive. bulldog: [yawning] it's finally morning!

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happening today -- the obama administration announcing a plan to rate teacher training programs. now, the idea is to make the programs more accountable for the teachers they train and send out. training programs would be rated in categories, including the number of teachers they help to get a job, the percentage of teachers who pass licensing exams and their performance scores. later this morning, the woman accused of trying to sneak on the planes at sfo is scheduled to face a judge. 62-year-old marilyn hartman was arrested twice earlier this month. police say she told them she had cancer and wanted to fly some place warn. but then she changed her story and said she was not trying to

board a plane and does not have cancer. he's in jail. the san mateo county district attorney believes hartman is just lonely. he's directed his staff to see what can be done to help her. 8:26. many hotels near the new levi stadium in santa clara that they are already sold out for the 49ers' first home game on september 14th. that date was just announced two days ago. the hilton hotel is one of those hotels that is sold out. you can see it's got a bird's- eye view of the stadium. the general manager says he quickly saw the economic impact of levi stadium as soon as the 49ers' schedule came out. >> within about five minutes after the schedule got posted, we started seeing movement with reservations, for september, october, november, december. >> the first event is a soccer match at leave vie stadium between the earthquakes and sounders in august. the hotels are already nearly sold out for that game as well.

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welcome back to "mornings on 2." we're living live, the breaking news we're still following in east san jose. look at all of the police there. police are warning people in this neighborhood near robert sanders elementary school, stay inside your home. the reason, authorities are still searching for two armed rob remembers. ktvu's janine de la vega has been following this story since it broke about two hours ago. coming up in about two minutes, she'll be back, she will tell you what caused this manhunt. stay tuned. friday morning, april 25th. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather. steve, a lot of people calling you and sending you messages. >> tweeting. some areas are cloudy, some others are getting rain. our system has arriveled. pretty good rain here. there's more to come.

earlier today, san leandro, hayward, a pretty good cell that went over there. tara moriarty tweeted out it's pouring here. well, it was. there's areas getting pretty good rain, our observer in danville, 16/100ths. i saw the same at lexington reservoir. the gutters are moving for some. our system is producing snow up in the sierra nevada. this system has is secondary. that will give us some more rain. kensington. crockett. american canyon, hidden brook and also to vallejo. that's one area where we're getting moderate rain. back to 280 and then highway 1 you can see half moon bay, el granada. the one over vallejo is there. there's american canyon and back over towards el saab and also el cerrito as well. danville, san ramon. quiet towards antioch, brentwood, a little bit of light rain and to the north

bay, there's pretty good rain. these cells are starting to get intense. look at that line stretching. highway 35 back to the coastline. there are a few areas where it will be raining heavily. other areas cloudy skies and breeze. there will be another system on sunday morning and then it's out of here. cloudy with rain. occasionally heavy. 50s and low 60s. here's sal. well, steve, the rain has made the commute not very good in many areas. getting to marin county out of the richmond area is not doing well. the slow traffic at the toll plaza, but what we can't see, it's also slow across the entire bridge because of a crash at sir francis drake on the other side of the bridge in marin county and by the way, southbound 101 today from novato to san rafael, not doing well either. it's one of those days where the wet weather has slowed traffic down. people do drive slower in the rain.

let's take a look now at the commute at the bay bridge toll plaza. steady 30 minutes. sometimes 35-minute drive time between oakland and san francisco with no major problems. i do want to mention that traffic on the nimitz freeway continues to be very slow from 238 all the way up into downtown oakland. i'm also looking offcamera and it confirms what the map is showing. it's bad. 580 is slow coming out of the edwards area or the keller area all the way out to the lakeshore curve. let's go back to the desk. we're still following breaking news from san jose. right now an entire neighborhood is on lockdown. police are searching for two armed robbery suspects. this is affecting more than two dozen homes around martin avenue and mount pleasant road. now, janine de la vega is there at the scene. people are being told to stay inside. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. that's right. it appears that this operation

is winding down. in the last minute, we saw this group of officers that you see here with a k-9 walking back from the neighborhood that they were doing the yard -- stoiching yards. they brought in three k-9s to go door to door and search for these two men but they have not found them yet. let's go to some video that we shot earlier this morning where you can see there has been a heavy police presence in the mountain pleasant neighborhood in east san jose because officers believe that these two men threatened two separate 7- eleshen parks with a -- 7- eleven clerks with a handgun. a neighbor in the mount pleasant and rocky mountain drive neighborhood reported two suspicious men matching the description of the robbers casing cars in that same area. when police arrived, those two men ran away and started

hopping over fences. that's what prompted the lockdown in the neighborhood. >> the persons believed they were casing cars, burglarizing cars. however, they fit the description of the person who robbed the 7-eleven nearby. officers came in to investigate the suspicious persons, spotted them and ordered them to stop. they immediately ran into the neighborhood. >> and the area affected has been mount pleasant and martin to the southeast and rocky mountain drive and mount kenya to the northwest. dozens of homes have been impacted but as i mentioned, just in the past five minutes or so we have seen a lot of these officers who were doing the search with their k-9s come back to this intersection. it appears that they are wrapping you. we've not seen -- wrapping up. we've not seen any suspects in custody. right now it looks like they are sort of reeral waiting what they were gonna do, if they are gonna keep up the perimeter.

we do know they have surveillance video from the 7- elevens showing the two men wearing masks, waving the handgun in the video and threatening the clerk. hoe are hoping that will help in the investigation. as far as suspect descriptions, it's very vague. they've just been saying two asian adult males, possibly latino, they were wearing dark clothing and hoodies. there's still -- again, they are still searching for these men. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:37. there is a new report on what may have made a teenager fly from san jose to hawaii in the wheel well of a 767 jet. the british tabloid, the daily mail says it spoke by phone of the mother of the 15-year-old stowaway. she tells the paper her ex- husband did everything possible to keep her away from her children, even telling them she had been killed in a rocket attack in somalia in 2006. the woman who lives in a refugee camp in ethiopia says

her son only found out two years ago that she was actually alive. she believes he may have climbed into the wheel well in a desperate attempt to visit her. the teenager lives with his father, his stepmother and younger siblings in santa clara. he's still undergoing treatment in a hospital in hawaii. 8:38. new this morning, a high- jacking scare when a passenger on a virgin australia flight tried to break into the cockpit. the flean was flying from australia to bali. when the pilot heard the passenger banging on the pock kit -- cockpit door, he set a hijack alert to air traffic control. the flight crew figured out the passenger was just drunk and handcuffed him. the plane landed safely at the bali airport. the passenger was arrested. he's been identified as a 28- year-old man from australia. 8:38. pleasanton police are warning parents that someone is targeting teenagers on social media asking them to share explicit photos of themselves. the pleasanton school district

said several students reported they were solicited on instagram for the photos. the school district sent out a warning letter advising them to talk with their children about internet safety. >> you don't know these people. they could be potentially harmful. >> unfortunately, i think many learn the hard way. it's a different world. it's a world i don't know. >> pleasanton police are working with instagram to identify the accounts and the individuals responsible. the school district believes the person lives outside of the community. now we know it was a san jose state university football player who suffered second- degree burns in an apartment fire we first told you about yesterday on the morning news. 20-year-old jared leaf of martinez, he's a linebacker, he ran through a wall of flames inside his apartment to escape. jared has second-degree burns over 20% of his poddy. he's still in critical condition this morning at

valley medical center. investigators think his roommate may have accidentally started the fire by throwing away a match near a couch. 11 students living in that building were burned out of their homes. the 84-year-old man accused of opening fire at a daly city medical facility could make his first court appearance as early as today. he's still in the county jail after being arrested wednesday night at his daly city home. police say he's a former patient at the medical facility on southgate street and that he fired a shot at one of the doctors working there. but there's still no official word on why the reason why he opened fire. no one was hurt. happening now -- the return of ladies' professional golf to the bay area. despite the rain, excitement is building for the inaugural swinging skirts lpga classic. brian flores is live there where he's giving them a couple

of lessons, a couple of pointers, teeing off and players getting ready for the second round. >> reporter: they sure are getting started. golf is a very frustrating sport, i've come to find out. many golfers out there continuing on with the first round and starting the second round despite the rain going on. on the course for the tournament. a lot of local talent. san jose's christina kim teed off at 7:38 this morning. michelle wie she's here as well. she was with group 10. she got started around 8:00 this morning along with paula creamer of pleasanton. it's raining out here. a lot of umbrellas. pretty heavy out here. but the completion of the first round from today and beginning of the second round got underway on time. so far so good but for many, it's exciting to have the lpga

back in town after a four-year hiatus. >> i think what's really exciting, the number of young upcoming players that we have now and the number of local players that are very excellent players excited to see michelle wie. we were just gonna head over to watch christina kim. she's one of my favorites. >> reporter: tournament organizers are expecting 50,000 people this weekend. be aware of more traffic in and around the golf club here in daly city this weekend. parking if you are coming out as well limited as well. organizers are telling people to park at the kolma b.a.r.t. station or westlake and take the shuttle to the golf course. you can see a lot of funs out there with umbrellas here -- fans out here with umbrellas here taking a look at the golfers. i practiced a few times. let's try it again. i had a fan come up and say it made for pretty good tv this morning.

hopefully get a little bit better. and it did not. i'm the worst ambassador for golf ever in the history of human -- [laughter] >> reporter: i hear you laughing. >> you say i'm a golfer. i'm a golf window. >> reporter: if there's baseball, i'm just fine. >> there you go. >> reporter: have to thank brandon for that. >> it went in the right direction. proud of you. all right. before you pour another cup of coffee, how changing the amount of coffee you drink over time could affect your risk of getting one of the most dead lay diseases -- deadly diseases. the man police are searching for after a disturbing incident at an elementary school. good morning. we still have slow traffic out there. somewhat disappointing for friday how slow it's been. i have a feeling it has to do with the wet roads.

we'll tell you more about the wet commute. light rain for some. but moderate to heavy. there's a good cell approaching the coastline. we'll talk about that and pretty good rain out towards vallejo. ♪ ♪ thank you!

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we're following breaking news from east san jose. police there have just called off the search for two armed robbery suspects after failing to find them. people living in the area are being allowed to leave their homes after being told to stay inside because of a mandatory lockdown. the lockdown affected more than two dozen homes in the area of martin avenue and mount pleasant road. police believe the two suspects robbed two 7-eleven stores. one of them was in the lockdown area. there are no reports of any injuries. 78:47. we have new details emerging about a suspicious man seen lurking around a san leandro school. that man suspected of lewd behavior at dayton elementary. ktvu's tara moriarty just talked with parents about this disturbing incident. >> reporter: they say they are angry. they say they weren't notified. a lot of them are starting to drop their kid off. it was a grandmother here of

the student here who said an older man was peering at a kindergarten class while touching himself inappropriately. this happened wednesday afternoon around 1:30 when the student's grandmother noticed the man at dayton school. she said he was looking into a patio area where kindergarteners were playing and when the grandmother saw him and he noticed, he walked off campus. one parent said he only learned about it from our news. >> i found out about this this morning. it was a little startling. i got two kid. my two kids right here that go to the school. i wish i was notified about it when it happened. >> reporter: the man is described as latino, between 58 and 65 years old, wearing a windbreaker with black sleeve, black pants with a thin white stripe on both side and a black

baseball cap. police have not been able to confirm if the suspect is a parent or guardian of a student here. he's been seen on campus here. police said the grand mother said she told the police about the incident right a. school officials say they are in the process of notifying parents today. we're live in san leandro, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:49. how much warning would you like before an earthquake hits? jamb and mexico have something that -- japan and mexico have something that california wants but at what cost? pam cook is in the studio with the fight for an earthquake warning system. >> japan and mexico have an earthquake early-warning system. last week, mexico city was hit by a 7.0 earthquake. it happened while one news anchor was on the air. that warning system gave people about a minute's warning. about a minute to get under a

desk, in a door jamb or out of an elevator. >> we're living on a more crowded planet. what we're seeing is an increasing number of what i call catastrophic earthquake, these are earthquakes that kill a lot of people in one felt swoop. >> today california makes its first down payment on a statewide early-warning system. it would just be a dent in what it costs. $100,000 has been allocated. however building the system in california, 80 million. here's one of the biggest expenses. this is a picture showing the number of seismic sentors currently in california compared to the number in japan. they are in orange. now, scientists say we need a much higher density of the sensors. they also say we have much slower technology in place to send out mass warnings on

smartphones than what they have in japan. there are beta test sites set up to test and improve upon the system. want to check in with sal and see what's happening on this friday, tgf. >> for us, but people around the area may not feel that way. there's a jackknife that just cleared. let's take a look at 880. it's backed up all the way down from 238 into downtown oakland. bay bridge toll plaza, 30- minute plus delay at the toll plaza here. we mentioned san rafael, novato, slow traffic coming down here because of an earlier jackknife big rig in central san rafael. that's clear but traffic is slow. >> let's go to steve. >> thank you for all your

information. i am doing my best to get it on the air. it's a little overwhelming. pretty good rain for some. crockett .22. martinez getting a pretty good downpour, also towards sonoma, vallejo for a while was getting hammered, around american canyon as well. coming down like -- pouring in redwood city, i had a report in twitter. san mateo and beaumont. there are pockets. san leandro back over towards castro valley. jay says it's coming down good here. any time you get the yellow or orange, it's picking un. a couple of reports that it's almost oakley. a little shout out to oakley. antioch and also prg pittsburg. napa to sonoma. you can see a line forming there coming down. glen ellen, thank you, leslie for that information and this cell came onshore heading -- it looks like it's slamming into boulder creek. that's intense right there. we have the possibility of thundershowers. 50s on the temperatures. the second part of the system

will swing in with the colder air and that could give us thunderstorms this afternoon. we get the rain and an active pattern sunday morning. next week, sunny and warm. the sierra getting snow. yay. about a foot. truckee and also at squaw valley. i had reports from that. cloudy with rain. nice, feels good. smells good. we need cooler for all, 60s on your temperatures. low 60s or upper 50s. and again if there's any thunderstorm activity, i think they would be called hailers. more clouds on saturday. light rain on sunday. it kicks out sunday night and monday. warm weather for tuesday. >> all right, steven. tough talk from the speaker of the house, john boehner about his own party. really harsh words when it comes to immigration reform.

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improved by 11%. john boehner caught on tape mocking his own party's reluctance to take on the issue of immigration reform. >> here's the attitude, don't make me do this. oh, this is too hard! >> he was talking a rotary club in his home district in ohio. he says lawmakers are elected to make tough choices and sufficient problems, not take a pass of resistance. let's check in with sal. >> still slow in many arias. i'm gonna -- areas. i'm gonna try to run it down. bay bridge trying to get to it on 88 and 08 -- 880 and 580 both very slow. san francisco is moderate. marin county is a mess because of an earlier jackknifed truck. let's go to steve. pouring, anywhere from fort bragg, to part of the east bay. cloudy with rain, possible thundershowers. increasing showers saturday

night. early-morning rain on sunday. and then sunshine and warmer temperatures. >> we needed the rain. >> yes. that's our report for this morning. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> be sure to watch the noon news for the storm that's moved into the bay area. we're always here for you a the ktvu.com as well as twitter and facebook. thank you for joining us. have a great weekend. female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event

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