>> reporter: the controversy surrounding clippers' owner donald sterling is threatening to overshadow tonight's playoff game between the warriors and clippers in l.a. why one coach is calling for fans to boycott the game. a major new development to the breaking news we've been following for the last three hours. six people shot at a fed-ex facility in georgia. the quick actions police say likely saved the lives of dozens of people. plus -- the incident that prompted a battle involving a bay area family civil, civil

rights groups and amusement park. "mornings on 2" begins right now. it's a big day in the los angeles clippers' scandal. we're live at the knbr radio studio for the showdown with the warriors, also the commissioners of the nba will hold a news conference in four hours. ktvu's alex savidge has been following reaction on sports radio and on the street. he will join us in two minutes with what punishment the owner of the clippers may be facing. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning, tc. >> good morning. >> i'm dave clark. let's check your weather and traffic. i am indeed. clear skies. temperatures will start to warm up pretty quick even though it's on the cool side. clear, cool, mild. a couple of reports out of the santa cruz mountains, also up in the oakland hills. much stronger in the oakland hills than the surface.

sunny, warmer. it won't take long to warm up. we'll have upper 80 80 os to the -- 80s to 90s. 82 starting off at 52. by noon, it will be 70 degrees. warmer temperatures will kick in fast. 50s, 40s for tomorrow. half moon bay and emgranada, 46 degrees. a slight warmup. if you like sunshine and warm temperatures, today, thorm and thus will be to your liking. we jump it up 10, 12 degrees. there's enough of a breeze that will set the stage for a beautiful day for everybody. unless you don't like warm weather, hang on for the weekend. if you do, today is it. here's sal. we're looking at a commute that's still pretty busy

although we haven't had any major incidents. a couple of minor crashes here and there. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see the traffic here is looking pretty good. there are no major problems. about a 20-minute delay, maybe less than that getting into san francisco. as i look at the bay bridge, we don't have any major problems. likewise for the san mateo bridge. about 11 minutes driving over from hayward to the peninsula. the biggest traffic has been on 580. we have yet another collision. westbound 580 at greenville road offramp. once you get past that, let's say you are getting on the road in dublin or driving through castro valley, it's not that bad. but hayward traffic will be slow. in the south bay, 85 backed up beginning at 87 and 101 and 280 are getting slower and slower. kind of a normal commute there. the drive times, about 30 minutes to drive from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. 880, 238 to thornton it is 22. back to the desk. >> all right. thank you, sal. happening today -- the nba

commissioner, adam silver, will hold a news conference at 11:00 to formally respond to the racially charged scandal involving the own owner of the los angeles clippers. he will discuss the possible suspension and punishment. the league has the power to take the team away from sterling. most people predict he will get a hefty fine and long suspension. that could pressure the real estate tycoon into selling the franchise he's owned for the past 33 years. this morning's 11:00 a.m. news conference will be held several hours before the clippers play. the warriors' coach is calling for a fan boycott of the game. alex savidge is live from outside of the knbr radio studios in san francisco to let us know how local fans are reacting to the call. >> reporter: well, tori, good

morning. the morning hosts say it's truly sad that donald sterling scandal is overshadowing what's been a competitive series between the warriors and clippers. >> it's almost like we're through the looking glass. bizarre things are happening. they ignored the hole -- >> reporter: we checked in with murph and mac. their listeners are continuing to weigh in on the sterling situation. this morning, much of the talk among fans is whether basketball fans should be boycotting game 5. mark jackson is calling on warriors' fans specifically to skip the game, to try to send a message to the clippers' owner who was thought to have been caught on tape making racist comments to his girlfriend. there was also the question of how the nba might punish sterling. brian murphy believes the marge shot rule will come into play. she was the -- the

controversial former owner of the cincinnati reds. >> she did something offensive in bage in the 1990s -- in baseball in the 1990s and they suspended her. i would imagine they would donald sterling. that's my guess but we'll see. >> reporter: and the nba will discuss the investigation into the sterling audio. a news conference listen held this morning. on the flip side, there's doc rivers. he is not calling for a boycott. instead, he's calling for fans to pack staples center tonight in l.a. in an effort to show support for the players who he says are caught in the middle of this controversy. we're live this morning in san francisco, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. and heather holmes is in los angeles for the game which will start at 7:30. she will have live reports on

the 5:00, 6:00 and 10:00 news. we'll be live streaming the conference at 11:00 a.m. to watch go to ktvu.com or launch the live stream through our mobile app. 7:06. we're following developing news from georgia. authorities want to know the motive of a gunman who opened fire at a fed-ex facility north of atlanta before killing himself. it happened in the town of kennesaw, georgia. at least six people were rushed to the hospital this morning. one has serious injuries. police say the quick response from other agencies around the state of georgia, that helped to save the lives of other workers who were still inside. now, ktvu's pam cook is following all of the latest developments on this story. pam will be here at 7:45 with the shocking comparison one witness made between that gunman and rambo. police are also crediting the quick thinking of parents for preventing what could have been a mass shooting at a high school in texas.

police say a 17-year-old boy hid a loaded ak-47 assault rifle in a school bathroom. he also proud two loaded handgun and a knife to school in his backpack with plans to commit a violent crime. but that plan was stopped when his parents found out the weapons were missing at home and called school administrators right away. now many students and parents say something needs to be done to protect them on campus. >> think maybe now that we've had, they should mutt metal detectors. >> they should be more aware for bringing guns or anything like that. >> the school with about 3200 students was on lockdown. no one was hurt. police still don't know what the boy's intentions were. but he was taken into custody after the weapons were found on the school grounds. sexual assault on college campuses has reached epidemic levels according to the white house. today, the vice president is officially announcing a plan to deal with the issue.

ktvu's janine de la vega joins us live from san jose state with more on how this will impact bay area college students. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. well, san jose state along with hundreds of other colleges will be receiving guidelines from the federal government to tell them how they should be responding to any student that reports being groped or raped or sexually violated. some students say a lot goes unreported because they are afraid and they feel something needs be done to improve the system. so today, joe biden will announce awide of information -- a variety of information. the prom will provide a model for proreporting the violence. at san jose state there were reports of women being groped

while walking on campus. students received a text about it. >> i think everyone has the sense it won't happen to me. i think people are nervous to walk around campus tonight. a lot of them don't think it will be them that gets assaulted. >> reporter: you would feel comfortable reporting something? >> i would. i'm not -- i'm not afraid to do so but i think some girls are. >> reporter: and more things will be rolled out on college campuses. the website notalone.gov will be unveiled today. students will be able to use it as a resource to know their rights under the law and how schools should respond to sexual violence. they will learn how to file a complaint and find a crisis center. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. the u.s. department of education's office for civil rights has been investigating how uc berkeley handles reports of sexual violence. 31 current and former students filed a complaint in february and say there was little or no

response from the university when students reported rape, sexual assault and ongoing harassment. uc berkeley says it's already made some changes since the complaint was filed including adopting a new sexual misconduct policy. 7:10. well, today, some students at san jose state plan to walk out of class, protesting the rising costs of going to college. they are protesting a fee known as the student success excellence and technology fee. right now, students pay an extra $630 a year on top of their tuition. that fee is scheduled to go up to $790 this fall. many students are angry. they say most of the money is going to be athletics department instead of resources that benefit all students. this walkout will take place at 11:45 this morning at the university event center. 7:11. an act of discrimination or a policy to keep riders safe? coming up at 7:30, the rule

under scrutiny at a bay area amusement park and the action one local family is taking today to feet it. communities in the deep south, ripped apart by deadly tornadoes. we'll get a live look at the destruction left behind and why many people are still in danger this morning. we're still looking at a commute that is not too bad but there are some troubled spots and also some traffic that's beginning to slow down here in san jose and other places. we'll update you. a little cool this morning for some but the breeze up in the hills is offshore. temperatures are start to warm up. i will tell you for how long and how long it will last.

7:14. we're following developing news as a deadly storm system continues to rip through the deep south. at least 11 people were killed by tornadoes in mississippi and

alabama yesterday. one of the hardest hit areas was the northeast part of mississippi. entire buildings were flattened or completely blown away and this follows several deadly tornadoes on sunday that killed at least 18 people in arkansas, oklahoma and kansas and iowa. the severe weather is expected to continue today and steve paulson has been saying so far, more than 80 tornadoes have touched down. in total more than two dozen lives have been claimed since sunday. we're live in mayflower, arkansas where much of the damage has occurred. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tori. i can tell you about ten of the 29 people who died so far are from this community. i'm gonna get out of the way so you can see what's left of an rv dealer. huge trucks tossed like toys. bent metal, part of the aluminum framing of this actual business here. there were three people and two

pets hunkered down when the storm ripped is way through here on -- its way through here on sunday. they are okay. they are back here and they are back to cleaning up and getting their life back to normal. they do this full aware that the weather can act up again. another round of severe storms and tornadoes. this time barreling through the south leaving behind a path of destruction. people now left to pick up whatever they can salvage of their homes. in alabama, the governor declared a state of emergency in all counties monday night. heavy rain and fierce winds reduced to tobacco store rubble. many waited out the weather in tornado shelters like this one. in tennessee, the storms knocked over trees snapping them like twigs. tornadoes devastated parts of arkansas, oklahoma, missouri,

iowa sunday night. in the small town of vilonia, people are still trying to cope with the aftermath. the violent storms killed ten people in vilonia and nearby mayflower. >> what vilonia needs now is prayer. prayer and just support. >> reporter: it's all some families have left as they are left to pick up the pieces. as you might imagine, people in these communities will take any good news they can get. meteorologists predict the chance for severe weather will slowly begin to taper off. we do know parts of georgia also expecting some severe weather. in the meantime, folks are back to cleaning. tori? >> all right. polo sandoval, thank you. >> all right, tori. 7:17. back here at home, muni service according to a new report has gotten better. the new report shows on-time performance was up from 57.4%

back in october. it's not close to a voter mandated goal of 85% imposed in 1999. the report shows that service gaps have been reduced. muni still has challenges including mechanical failures and aging subway infrastructure and a shortage of operators. well, today, you can, once again, get a sneak peek at the b.a.r.t. car of the future. it will be on display at the north berkeley b.a.r.t. station starting at 2:00. the new cars will have better seats, bike racks and screens that will show you the location

of the area. let's check in with sal. it will be slow. we're showing you the drive time. a lot of people, a lot more people than you think maybe the drive from the carquinez bridge or even before that from vallejo all the way to oakland. right now, starting at the carquinez bridge and getting to the macarthur maze is more than a half-hour drive. a lot of that slow traffic is in richmond. you can see here that by the time you get to berkeley, it's evened out quite a bit. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. i want to show you that the toll plaza delay is backed up to about the macarthur maze in some of those lanes. you can see -- and that is about a 20-minute drive time into san francisco. we also have slow traffic this morning as you drive through southbound 880 which is not unusual. i checked out a drive time here 24 minutes from 238 to thornton avenue. not too bad. it's been -- it's been worse. but there will be waiting to do as you drive south. 7:19. let's go to steve. a very good morning. under clear skies. high cloud deck up around

20,000 feet. although it's kind of cool here for some. heaven up in forestville said turn the heater on it's 45 degrees. nancy in pescadero, 43. there is a good breeze above the caldecott in the oakland, berkeley hills. i've seen 28 miles an hour. for a few, it's breezy. for others it's calm and cool. fog returns for the weekend. cooler. next tuesday, clouds, cooler, possible rain, highs in the 60s. that's the way it looks. we're going from one extreme to another. we're on day two of a warmup. today will be the 80s. everything up and over the ridge of high pressure building in. near 90 degrees. had 39 degrees in clearlake this morning. yet we're going for 90 degrees. that's a huge difference. 55 in san francisco officially at 78 degrees and 80 would not

surprise me. 51 concord. this seems like a -- i'm not sure about that. 48 santa rosa, napa was 41. now, 45. 48 half moon bay. sfo, already 56 nationally. it's just amazing what is going on here. on the back side of this whopper of a system, it's snowing up in minneapolis, parts of the dakotas. these are pretty cool temperatures, washington, new york city. as this system marches east, i think it's turning into more of what we call a rainer.  look at this in the florida panhandle. that line going through panama city. we'll have more reports of tornadoes. for us, clearer skies. 30 up in tahoe. 44 ukiah and 53 in sacramento. a little cool for some. but a lot of upper 80s to near 90 for some. today, tomorrow and also thursday. it looks like a rapid cooldown as we head toward the weekend. if you like sunshine and warm temperatures, today is your day. we're looking to a high building in, 10 degrees warmer. wednesday will be the warmest

day and kind of settle in there. sunny warmer, breezy in the hills. nice at the coast. no fog to talk about. 70s and also low to mid-80s. we did go with a 90 at clearlake. hayward, 81. 89 for gilroy. 85 for san jose. cupertino, 86 woodside. 1 san mateo and -- 81 san mateo. warm to hot through thursday. cooler by the weekend. 7:22. police in santa clara are investigating a disturbing case of animal cruelty and school vand halism. police say three boys caused major damage at wilcox high school over the weekend. police say the boys damaged cars, the school's snack shack and killed a number of animals that were part of a class project. at least five roosters or chickens, a duck and a rabbit were killed. police say the animals were hit and thrown against walls. >> disgusted.

absolutely ridiculous. unacceptable. whoever is responsible i hope that they get what they deserve. >> investigators say the boys do not go to that school. they were taken into custody. time is now 7:22. do parents really know what their kids are doing on social media? >> not everything. >> the document one east bay school district says could keep kids safe but how you can get it for your family as well. plus we're hearing from the mother of the teenager who stowed away in the wheel well of a plane. the emotional thing she's saying about her son.

it is 7:25. for the first time, family members looking for answers surrounding the missing malaysia airlines jet heard the entire final audio recordings from the cockpit. officials also showed the relatives maps of the flight's route including a questionable turn that sent the plane off

course. this was very emotional for family members who have been asking for answers ever since the plane disappeared last month. officials say the plane likely ran out of fuel seven and a half hours into the flight. in the meantime, after seven weeks of an intense search from the skies, international air efforts have been called off in looking for the missing plane. shom ships will stay in the indian ocean to gather any debris that might surface. more than 600 military personnel from at least seven countries played a big part in the air efforts. underwater searchers continue fog the next eight months. there is a new development in the incredible in the jet stowaway story. we're hearing from the mother of the teen who flew from san jose to hawaii in the wheel well of a commercial jet. this is a photo of the young man's mother taking at a refugee camp in ethiopia where

she talked to a reporter about her son. she believes her son's amazing journey was a desperate attempt to talk to her. she told a reporter, i knew he was pan intelligent -- an intelligent boy who strong affections for me. i also knew he wanted to see me but i know his father won't let him contact me. the teen is still in a hospital recovering. his father is going to hawaii to bring him home. a san jose woman arrested for killing her 7-month-old son will face a charge. what her grandmother said she did the day before the killing that may hold clues into what went so horribly wrong. a family says a livermore amusement center wouldn't let them on a ride because they were wearing turbans. we'll tell you what the park

said. good morning. we're looking at traffic that is going to be busy in many areas. as we look to the approach of the richmond bridge there's waiting to do. we'll update that. rather chilly for some here this morning. it's clear, coast, bay inland. sunshine already, starting to warm temperatures up. a good 10 degrees jump today and tomorrow could be warmer.

7:30. we're live in livermore at boomers amusement park where a formal complaint will be filed today by civil rights groups who say people are being discriminated against because of what they are wearing to this park. ktvu's tara moriarty is live there and will tell us what sparked this lawsuit. good morning. it's tuesday, april 29th. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve i love looking at that sunshine outside. >> there is a lot to look at. we have clear skies. temperatures will be clearing up rather fast. a lot of 40s this morning. as bev said, she goes, that's a good thing because then it won't get too hot. it's a good thing. the overnight lows are going up the last couple of mornings. they will come back down as we head towards the weekend. this is only a couple of days. sunshine and warmer

temperatures. breezy in the hills. gusts above the caldecott. 15, 20 some locations, including the santa cruz mountains. downtown oakland, 54. we'll go for a high of 82. sunshine, 7:00 a.m., noon, 4:00, no clouds. 50s for some. 40s for others. snowe is already 5 -- sfo is already 56. a little breeze at the surface. it's more of an offshore breeze. even the cost looks good here. temperatures, sunny and warmer. a lot of 80s showing up. a few inland locations pushing the upper 80s. coast and bay 70s. even warmer tomorrow. today we start the process of most locations checking in with 80-degree temperatures. here's sal. >> we are looking at a commute where traffic is going to be busy if you are driving on some of these routes. taking a look at the drive time here on 24 from pleasant hill road to the caldecott tunnel. still about 11 minutes with a little bit of waiting near the la fayette b.a.r.t.

station. not all that bad. if you are driving in the other -- in the area nearby, 680 seems to be slower from concord to walnut creek and then again driving south to alamo. you can see at the top of your screen, highway 4 is slow. westbound highway 4 near 2 had 2. there was word of a -- 242. there was record of a minor. most crashes are minor but it has an affect on travel. let's go to the bay bridge tacoma, the drive time is 20 minutes into -- bay bridge toll plaza, the drive time is 20 minutes into san francisco. when you go to the south bay, northbound 280 is slowing down getting up to highway 17. so is 85 and 101. we're not getting any brakes in the south bay. back to the desk. a family from alameda filing a criminal complaint against the livermore amusement center claiming discrimination. and they want the state to get involved. ktvu's tara moriarty is in livermore right now where the family says the issue involves what they wear on their heads.

good morning, tara. >> reporter: religious discrame nation or safety? well, an alameda family them happen to be sikh, they feel they were targeted because of their religion. now, here's the issue -- 26- year-old arminder and his cousins were told they were not allowed to get on the go-carts unless they received their sikh turbans. the park has a posted policy that says no patron is allowed to wear head gear and say it's a choking hazard. the group explains that the patkas were part of their religious belief but they were still turned away. the singh family spokesman said it's baseless. >> we want our kids to be allowed to go with their head gear and -- which is kind of safety gear and go and ride as usual with the other kids. >> reporter: you want them to

change their policy? >> change the policy. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the palace entertainment, the parent company of boomers, released a statement saying safety is our number one priority. this is not a matter of race or religion. this is a matter of safety. a leader this morning, the california chapter on the council on american islamic relations will hold conferences in anaheim and santa clara to announce its filing of the public complaint. live in livermore, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. this morning, we're following the efforts to bring the wressage of a small -- wreckage of a small plane that crashed into the bay to the surface. it happened over the weekend. the ntsb is waiting for a crane to be brought in to secure and raise that money. now we're out there, we're out here with live pictures. sid is zooming in showing you the spot. these are live near point rif monday. you can -- richmond. you can see one boat.

it's been out there all night marking the spot where the wreckage was found. on sunday afternoon, the single- engine cessna reportedly collided with another plen, then nose-dived right into the bay. the other plane, a restored military fighter plane, went on to land safely in amador county. that's where both planes are based. the pilot of the cessna is presumed to be dead. this is now being considered a recovery mission. >> they will probably be in divers and a crane and try to get it in one piece on the crane barge. >> the ntsb will supervise recovering the wreckage. it is also investigating the reports that the planes were 234r50euing too close to each -- flying to too close to each other while attempting a photo shop. a woman arrested for killing her son will face a judge for the first time. this morningary we learning more about -- morning we're learning more about her battle

with depression. ashley newton was arrested after she admitted to police that she stabbed her baby with a pocketknife. it happened at del valle regional park in livermore. we spoke with newton's grandmother who says her granddaughter tried to seek help at a hospital the day before the killing but was turned away. >> she loved that baby. she loved him like any other mother would love a first born. >> connie newton says her granddaughter had a history of depression since she was a teenager. she also says she had a troubled relationship with the baby's father. ashley newton was found at the scene with a self-inflicted stab wound. she's being held on suspicion of murder. 7:37. happening today -- nba commissioner adam silver will hold a news conference at 11:00 this morning, he will formally respond to the scandal involving the owner of the los angeles clippers. in the meantime, the coach of the warriors is calling for a

boycott of tonight's playoff game. our reporter bob decastro joining us live in los angeles. you are near the staples center in downtown l.a. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, dave. nice to see you. it will be a very big day for the los angeles clippers ago organization. first of all, as you mentioned, that big game tonight, game 5 at 7:30 against your golden state warriors. there are some barricades that have been put up here because of the game but secondly there are a number of protests that have been planned today in light of the situation here which should be some excitement seemingly overshadowed by all of the controversy, as you said, 11:00 this morning, adam silver, the commissioner, will announce the league's findings into the investigation into those racist remarks allegedly belonging to clippers' owner, donald sterling. those remarks will have to be authenticated. then everyone wondering what kind of punishment will the

league hand down, how harsh will the punishment be. experts that we spoke to expect fines, upwards of a million dollars and suspensions from going to games and even operating the team, maybe to force him to try to sell the team which would be an unprecedented move. sterling bought the clippers 33 years ago for. certainly the pressure is mounting. as you said, many calling for a boycott of tonight's game. more importantly, he is feeling the pressure in the pocketbook. more than a dozen sponsors have now decided to either pull out of the clippers' organization, sever their ties, suspend them or permanently sever ties. that pressure is mounting. we'll see what happens when collisioner silver does speak out -- commissioner silver does speak hout at 11:00 this -- out at 11:00 this morning. back to you.

>> thank you. right now at ktvu.com, we have sa slide show of foe -- a slide show of photos showing you the different ways warriors and clippers' fans are reacting. take a look at this. click on the images tab. some critics are calling for the resignation of efren carrillo despite a not guilty verdict in his peeping trial. brian flores joins us now with efren carrillo's political future and the message he has for the woman who lived next door to him. >> although he says he has no intention of stepping down from office, some say this will leave a mark on his political future. the jury consisting of ten women and two men was originally deadlocked on a misdemeanor peeping charge. it was unclear whether they would come to a decision. but yesterday afternoon after concerns of a mistrial, the jury was instructed to only come to a verdict on the lesser attempted peeking charge. pretty unusual there. after 15 minutes, the jury came to a unanimous decision of not

guilty. about nine months ago, police arrested and prosecutors charged the 33-year-old supervisor for peeping into a female neighbor's yard. when police arrived he was dressed only in his yaund wear and socks. efren carrillo said this was a result of alcoholism. he's checked himself into rehab. he could have faced three to six of jail time. but this morning he's free and says he wants to move on and says this about the incident -- >> i never meant any hoerm -- harm. i made a terrible mistake, terrible lapse of judgment. i regret my actions, conduct. nothing reduces that, i never meant any harm. >> despite his not guilty verdict some are still calling for his resignation, the press democrat says we believe efren carrillo was guilty of such reprehensible conduct as to

undermine his credibility as a public official. it's time for him to step down. given his term is not up for another two years, we don't see how he can represent his district and the county. supporters say he should be given a chance to salvage his career while others don't agree. this it appears -- it appears this will be brought up at the next meeting. being called an epidemic on colleges across america. the initially being rolled out to help fight sexual assault. and six people shot at a georgia facility. the new information we're learning about the shooter. looking around at the traffic picture not all that bad as we look at the san mateo bridge. things are getting more crowd

tsd ed as we look at the peak commute. it will be warmer today. i will show you how much warmer and how much longer it will last.

7:45. we're getting new information on the developing news we've been following out of atlanta, georgia. pam cook is in our newsroom with an update from the scene and the shocking description of the shooter. good morning, pam. >> good morning. one fed-ex employee is telling the atlanta journal newspaper that the shooter looked like rambo. he was dressed all in black with an assault rifle in his hands and bullets strapped to his chest. now, that witness identified the shooter as a 19-year-old

employer at the fed-ex facility. the hospital confirms that six people were taken to the hospital, one is in critical condition. we do not know the extent of their injuries. we're hearing one person injured was a security guard. now, we also just heard from investigators at the scene who say the shooter was found dead with the self-inflicted gunshot wound and that they also believe the shooter was a current employee. >> we are focusing on not only inside but actually what we believe to be the employee's car in the parking lot. so we're going to naturally during any type of active shooter investigation, you will focus on those you have been able to identify. we believe we've identified fid -- identified the vehicle and will be looking at it. >> the scene is very active, kennesaw, hundreds of officers responded to what is being

called a workplace shooting. there are security checkpoints still in place at that fed-ex facility. police escorted a bus filled with fed-ex employees from the shipping plant to a nearby skating rink to be questioned and reunited with their families. no clear motive for the shooting. in our next hour of "mornings on 2," we'll hear more from employees about what they saw and what they heard. pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, pam. the state senate public safety committee is scheduled to consider a bill that would make cyberbullying a crime. it's called audrey's law. it would make it illegal to share offensive photos or messages online or in person. in september of 2012, audrey potts killed herself after photos of herself being sexually assaulted while drurng at a party circulated at the high school.

the boys were charged as juveniles. 7:47. the brentwood school districts hopes new efforts will keep its efforts safe. it comes after a middle school student blackmailed another having sex while using compromised photos shared on a cell phone. the last night, the -- last night the school district held a public forum conducted by teachers, doctors, and the district attorney's office. suggests included parents and stay tuneds signing a -- students signing an agreement. >> you should be following your kid on social media. >> we watch who they call and we follow who follows them. we'll go through them and help them recognize who is not good

for them. >> parents learned about i can help. it helps remove hateful or derogatory information about children online. on our website, we've posted a link to i can help. in -- and a copy of the agreement. check it out on under hot topics at ktvu.com. google is testing out driverless carses on the streets -- cars on the streets of mountain view. it c navigate through everyday travel situations. the driverless car program was launched in 2009 but it will still be a while before you can get your own. the cars are progressing rapidly but there are unresolved regulatory issues and the need for more rigorous testing. still makes me a little nervous. >> i don't know. 7:49. looking over at sal, who is

looking at the toll plaza, how does it look? >> not bad. there aren't any mage problems. but it's no -- major problems. bit no walk in the -- but it's no walk in the park. most of the waiting is done before you make it on the bridge. after that it's a drive on the spage. into the city, we haven't had any major problems on the bridge. looking at highway 4 from lone tree to loveridge, this commute is now down to four minutes. not bad at all. i think the traffic is past this point. you can see 680 is slow. and you can see slow traffic on highway 4 in antioch and then on 680, the road sensors are lighting up and then into san ramon it looks good. things are here and there. nothing too major on 24. beautiful shot from

emeryville, berkeley, right near here joermg mccray at el cerrito, 6 -- george mccray at eler is -- eler is tee row 6 eler eler is rear toe 60 -- el cerrito 60 degrees. our forecasted high is 90. >> 50s. we had some 40s. on the coast. temperatures are beginning to warm up a little bit. there is a pretty good breeze. an incredible day for another wild weather day. snow is coming on the back side of this low. rain. it's still very severe down towards the deep south. florida panhandle. that is snow coming in on the back side of minneapolis. this is turning to rain. temperatures are pretty cool in boston and new york.

i don't think the severe weather will fire up. it is firing from atlanta to panama city. look at that. just getting hammered. coming right out of new orleans going into the florida panhandle. another very active day for some. for us a quiet day as high pressure builds in. it's not going to stick around. 30 up in tahoe. 53 sacramento. but some areas in the 40s. 40 warmer today. high clouds starting to break through. that's it. the fog is being held in check. there is an offshore breeze. some of the higher elevations showing that. high building in today, tomorrow and thursday and then it starts to retreat rapidly. 10 degrees warmer at least for many today. i think crockett said 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. it will be a warmer week. by thursday, we top it out and the weekend looks like a big drop. maybe by this time next week, i will have rain in the forecast. that's next week. breezy in the hills. 80s for some.

vallejo, benicia, napa 86. san rafael, 86. 89 brentwood. oakley. 82 oakland. danville, san ramon in there as well. 89 for gilroy. san jose, 85. cupertino, 83. 83 for menlo park. pacifica and daly city, a beautiful day. hot on wednesday. hot to warm on thursday. fog starts to work its way back on friday and then a big cool u.n.down over -- cooldown over the weekend. a violent day of springs in the south. in 20 minutes, the latest death toll and a look at one of the hardest-hit areas. big news on a uc berkeley campus turned out to be a disappointment. the story behind that sign that lit up social media and why students are so upset.

welcome back. 7:55. the stomachs of uc berkeley students are filled with disappointment after a hoax involving in-n-out burger. yesterday, the cal ticket office tweeted this photo you are looking at of an in-n-out banner around an empty storefront on telegraph avenue. it read coming summer 2014 and the word quickly spread with people tweeting how happy they were to have in-n-out so close to the campus. unfortunately, calls to in-n- out served up bad news. the company says it has no plans for a berkeley location. they don't know where that banner came from. it could soon be easier to get the health department's rating of restaurants in santa clara county. this morning, supervisors will consider a measure to have restaurants display color-coded cards indicating how well the business did on its last health department health inspection. a green card would mean the restaurant passed inspection. a yellow card would mean there were two or more violations.

there would be scores between 0 and 100 posted on the website. the silicon valley chamber of commerce says it concerned that the system might be confusing with some diners. 7:56. san jose football player critically injured in apartment fire. >> spread it out as fast as he could. >> the newest chapter in his road to recovery. >> reporter: and the controversy surrounding clippers' owner donald sterling will take center court during the playoff game tonight between between the warriors and golden state. we'll tell you who is calling for a boycott and what the fans are saying about that. the macarthur maze, you can see some slow traffic here. coming up we'll tell you more about the bay bridge and how long it will take to you drive here from vallejo. just had a nice tweet from antonio.

he's in daly city. he said it's getting warm ovaller here. you and i know if it's getting warm in daly city it will get warm elsewhere. i will show you how warm.

well, good morning to you. welcome back to "mornings on 2." we're live at san jose state university this morning.

one of many college campuses nationwide where sexual assaults are major problems. in fact, it's susm a problem that the obama administration will tackle it head on starting today. ktvu's janine de la vega is there. she talked to a student a little while ago. coming up in a couple of minutes you will hear how she says this affects her and her friends. stay tuned. tuesday, april 29th. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. a quick look at weather and traffic. we're getting into the crazy hot territory soon. >> not that fresno hot. but it's going to warm up here. some people might think it's crazy hot. temperatures are going to warm up. they are already warming up. many locations are near 60 degrees already. clear skies. cool to mild. we had very cool readings. some locations got down to the low 40s. but there's already a few that are near 60 degrees. it's not going to take long here. 70s, 80s to near 90 later on. even though it's 37 in clearlake. amazing.

some of the lows. 82 in oakland downtown. there is a hint of an offshore breeze. 28 miles per hour about 45 minutes ago above the caldecott. 50s, 60s. 60 in brentwood. 60 in el cerrito. oakland at the airport is 59. sfo, 62. yesterday at this time we were 10 degrees cooler. that will be a good 10, 15 degrees warmer today. the next couple of days, big jump in the temperatures, coast bay, inland. everybody is in on this. no fog. sunny, warmer, breezy in the higher elevations. warm to hot inland. it looks like we'll top out and talk about the cooldown in about ten minutes. 80s for many. we are looking at a commute that is not all that bad. we certainly haven't had any great commutes, though on this tuesday. you can see for example when you get to the bay bridge, unless you are driving in the carpool lane, you will be waiting there for a bit.

15-minute wait. another five on the bridge. rounding out to 20 minutes to get through the whole stretch here into san francisco. i've also been looking a the -- looking at the commute on 880. northbound, you can see how slow it is driving up from san leandro. i'm gonna show you a different view on the maps here you can see all of the slow traffic coming up into oakland driving into the area. i want to check out marin county. we've had slow traffic. let me get rid of the banner. southbound 101 slows all the way down to central san rafael and then you can see b.a.r.t., caltrain and muni not reporting any delays. back to the desk. happening today, in just three hours, in fact, nba commissioner adam silver will hold a news conference to formally respond to the racially charged scandal involving the owner of the los angeles clippers. he'll discuss the league's investigation and possible punishment of owner donald sterling. the commissioner does have the

power to immediately take the team away from sterling but most experts predict silver will likely hit the clippers' owner with a hefty fine and a long suspension. that could pressure the real estate tycoon into selling the franchise he's owned for the past 33 years. this morning's 11:00 a.m. news conference will be held hours before the clippers host the warriors for game five. and the warriors' coach is calling for a fan boycott of tonight's game. alex savidge joins us live from downtown oakland now with reaction from fans. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning to you. some of the fans we've been talking to here in oakland this morning say they don't back the idea of a boycott for tonight's game 5 between the warriors and clippers down in l.a. this entire discussion got started when warriors' head coach mark jackson called on all fans but more specifically warriors' fans to skip tonight's game in an effort to send a message to clippers'

owner donald sterling. donald sterling is believed to have been caught on tape making racist comments to his girlfriend. here's what one warriors' fan we talked to this morning thinks about the notion of a boycott. >> why should we boycott the game? it's only against the one owner who made that unbelievable error. why boycott the game and -- and do that to the fans? >> for how long? decades this has been going on. truly, decades. >> reporter: and the donald sterling scandal is the hot topic on sports talk radio in the bay area. we dropped by the studios. they say it's really sad this controversy is overshadowing a very competitive playoff series between the warriors and the clippers. no one is talking about basketball. boycotting tonight's game won't do any good. >> but i don't expect that the fans are gonna really boycott this game. i think the los angeles clipper

fans will show up. i think there will be a backed house. i think they will dhuz dash choose, there will be -- i think they will choose other outlets. >> reporter: doc rivers believe this is a bad idea. he's asking for support for the players caught in the middle of this controversy. it's clear that some sort of statement will be made by the fans tonight during game five in l.a. but it remains to be seen if a large number of fans will stay at home. we're live in oakland, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. there's a crime underway. ♪ >> the racial remark scandal has led to a shakeup in advertisement. this tv commercial for the kia car company features blake

griffin. kia is among the growing number of advertisers that have terminated or suspended their sponsorship of the clippers. other companies breaking ties with the team include state farm, burger king, samsung, and virgin america airlines. singer tank is protesting the rant by the clippers' owner. he says he will not sing the national anthem at tonight's game as originally scheduled. the 38-year-old entertainer says he's still honored he was picked to sing at the big game but he says as an african- american. he feels he must take a stand. heather holmes is in los angeles for tonight's warriors clippers' claim and will have live reports from the staples center later today on the 5:00, 6:00 and 10:00 news. and we will be live streaming this morning's nba news conference. that starts at 11:00 a.m. to watch, log onto ktvu.com or launch the live stream through our ktvu mobile app.

8:06. we're following developing news in georgia where authorities are investigating why a gunman shot several people this morning just hours ago at a fed- ex facility north of atlanta before he killed himself. it happened in kennesaw, georgia. police say the gunman had an assault rifle, a knife and bullets strapped across his chest. he was decked out like rambo. at least six people were rushed to the hospital. one of them had serious injuries. coming up at 8:45, pam cook will have the latest developments including what we now know about the connection to the fed-ex facility. one in five women is sexually assaulted while in college. that is according to the white house. and in just a few hours, the vice president is unveiling a plan on how to deal with what federal officials are calling an epidemic. ktvu's janine de la vega joins us live from the campus of san jose state university where there have been reports of

assaults. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. in january, there were several authorities of women getting sexually assaulted here on campus and students say they remember getting the text message alert about that. but some of them were too hesitant to talk about how often they think that sexual assaults are happening on campus. today, vice president joe biden will announce a number of actions to combat sexual violence on campus nationwide. colleges and universities are gonna be asked to participate in a campus climate survey to help determine the prevalence. the obama administration will also provide schools with a model for reporting the violence and handling kf degettalty. oftentimes victims are afraid to report an incident and are concerned their past history will be questioned. >> i think it's an issue where it might not be reported. i think every female or male should step up and report that

because everyone needs to know what's going on on campus if it's an issue that has not been touched, it should be brought up. >> reporter: as part of the plan to protect students, the witness not alone caught gove is being up vailed. students will be able to use it as a resource to it know their rights under federal law and how schools should be responding to sexual violence. we'll also learn how to file a complaint and find a crisis center in their local area. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. a san jose state university football player who was seriously burned in a recent fire will undergo surgery for the first time today. 20-year-old jared leaf is still in critical condition at zlar medical center. he suffered second-degree burns last week while escaping from this fire at a three-story student apartment complex near the campus. investigators say leaf's

roommates may have started the fire by accidentally throwing a lit match onto a couch. 11 other students were forced out of their homes. lawyers for troubled 49er line basketballer aldon smith will be back in a san jose -- linebacker, aldon smith will be back in court today. they will review the dui and weapons charges he faces. last week a judge in los angeles ruled smith won't face felony charges for a reported bomb threat at l.a.x. also last week smith got a strong show of support from the general manager who made it clear the 9ers have no plans to cut ties with the all pro linebacker. well, today, almost a dozen people will go bald to raise money for childhood cancer research. the university of san francisco will host the saint baldrick

event. around the world, a child is diagnosed with cancer every three minutes. here in the united states, one in five children are diagnosed and they will not survive. protection or discrimination, the controversial policy at a local amusement park that's sparking legal action. but first, a deadly storm system moving through a third of the nation this morning. we'll bring you a live report and show you some of the devastation left behind. good morning. we're looking at the accident list and so far, not too bad. however, i just got a tweet from someone saying that one of the freeways in the south bay is horrible. we'll get to the bottom of that coming up. the weather won't be horrible unless you don't like warm temperatures. the next couple of days will be warm to hot including how warm and hot including the coast.

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8:14. we're still following developing news. you've heard a deadly storm system still moving through the deep south. at least 11 people were killed by tornadoes yesterday in mississippi and alabama. entire buildings have been flattened or just blown away. this follows several deadly tornadoes on sunday that killed at least 18 people in arkansas, oklahoma, kansas and iowa. at least 16 people were killed in arkansas alone. that storm moved through that state on sunday. reporter polo sandoval is there to show us the devastation left

behind. the system is still threatening the deep south. polo? >> reporter: that's right. here in mayflower, arkansas, we're hearing from the national weather service, they have a better idea as to the scope of the magnitude of the tornado that hit here sunday evening. they know it was an ef-3 packing winds in excess of 136 miles an hour. crews are still out there surveying the rest of the damage. trying to confirm that. while that happens, you see homeowners, business owners are trying to clean up and get back on their feet. another round of severe storms and tornadoes. this time barreling through the south leaving behind a trail of destruction. in mississippi, homes and businesses were leveled. >> everything was flying. >> reporter: people are left to pick up whatever they can salvage. in alabama, the governor declared a state of emergency in all counties. heavy rain and fierce winds

reduced this tobacco store to rubble. many across the state waited out the severe weather in tornado shelters like this one. in tennessee, storms knocked over trees snapping them like twigs. these pictures all too familiar where tornadoes devastated parts of arkansas, kansas, oklahoma, missouri and iowa. in vilonia, arkansas, people are still trying to cope with the aftermath. the violent storms killed ten people in vilonia and nearby mayflower. >> what vilonia needs is prayer and support. >> reporter: it's all what some fems have left as they are left to pick up the -- families have left as they are left to pick up the pieces. as this cleanup continues, people are keeping a watchful eye on the weather. we know there's 75 million people who could potentially feel the effects of another round of severe weather that's predicted to go down later today. i can tell you the chances

taper off as we near the week. people will try to get their lives on track. back to you. >> all right. polo, thank you. 8:16 is the time. police in santa clara are investigating a disturbing case of animal cruelty and school vandalism. police say three boys caused major damage at wilcox high school over the weekend. they say the boys damaged cars, the school ally snack shack and killed a number of animals part of a class project. at least five roosters, a chicken, a duck and rabbit were killed. police say the animals were hit and thrown against walls. >> disgusted. absolutely ridiculous. unexceptable. whoever is responsible, i hope that they get what they deserve. >> reporter: investigators say the boys do not go to that school. they were taken into custody. fremont police are warning drivers about a string of

recent car break-ins at a busy shopping center, targeting the pacific center off auto mall parkway and 880. officers started to see an increase of break-ins with six, seven reports a day. police don't think the same person is responsible. it may get easier to see the health department's ratings of restaurants in santa clara county. this morning, supervisors will debate a measure to have restaurants display color-coded cards indicating how well the business did on its last health department inspection. a green card would mean it passed inspection. a yellow card would mean there are two or more violations. there would be scores between 0 and 100 posted on health department's website. the silicon valley chamber of commerce is concerned that the color coded system may be confusing to some diners. >> seeing that food is making us hungry.

>> that would be me. >> let's check in with sal. see how things are going for people. >> it's not that great. i got a tweet from someone saying highway 85 was not up to par on 85 northbound. we're getting to the bottom of that. we're looking at other commutes. this is a look at the south bay. 85 indeed has been slow. i got a tweet saying what is wrong with 85. it's stopped. i didn't see any problem in the way of accidents. we see slow traffic as you drive north of highway 87 on the way into cupertino. 280 is no walk in the park either. it's very slow into downtown getting up to cupertino. as a matter of fact, i think we have a live look at that for you. you can see it's slow. northbound and southbound in this live picture. at the bay bridge, it's been steady, at about a 20, 25- minute drive time into the city. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. a very good morning. we have clear skies. it will be beautiful unless you don't like warm temperatures. the next couple of days including the coast look nice. sunshine, mild to warm. already a few locations.

we're 60 degrees. not just inland. close to the bay. everything is in place here. a little breezy up in the higher elevations. not too bad at the surface. by the weekend, this will be tuesday, wednesday, thursday. the weekend fog returns. next tuesday there are hints of a lot of clouds. maybe some with temperatures in the 60s. could be a little roller coaster ride here in the next five to seven days. it's all signs point to sunshine and warm temperatures. although we had cool lows. a lot of 40s, even a couple of 30s. a lot of 40s. some 50s. it won't take long. 78 in san francisco. 80 would not surprise me definitely tomorrow. i think the lows will be higher than today. high pressure is there with a little hint of an offshore. it's not a howling offshore. it's just very warm air mass above. that's going to translate into the 70s, 80s. 80s to maybe near 90 for a couple of today. already low 60s. 6 a in brentwood -- 60

brentwood, oakley. oakland, 59. redd wood city, 59. fairfield is 59. you can see temperatures are warming up fast. not much of a breeze. a little southerly breeze. we don't have that offshore. novato says yes, but santa rosa says the puff of a west. in the higher elevations, i've seen 15, 30 miles an hour. most locations, calm. maybe a few areas get a hint of an offshore breeze. it's clear on the coast. temperatures set to warm up here pretty fast. 38 in tahoe. 48 in u -- ukiah. monterey, 59. that's at the airport. not on the wharf. high pressure only for a couple of days. by thursday, it will start to back on. high building in, easily, 10, 15 degrees warmer than what we saw yesterday. we'll top it out wednesday, level off on thursday. sunshine and warm temperatures today or hot. however you want to call it.

breezy in the hills. nice at the coast. we're looking for 60s and 70s to near 90. 86 san rafael. st. helena, clearlake, 90. 89 brentwood to oakley. livermore to 88. walnut creek, orinda, also ra la fayette -- also la fayette, upper 80s. looks like a nice day by the coast. 79 san bruno and 86 redwood city. warm to hot again on wednesday. probably most of thursday. a little cooler on friday. much cooler as we go into the weekend, especially sunday. >> all right, steve. boy, new reports just released about the sudden firing of a warriors' assistant coach. coming up in 5 minutes, what sources say he did to players, coaches and other assistant coaches without their knowledge. we're hearing from the mother of the teenager who stowed pay way in a wheel well of -- stowed away in the wheel well of a plane. the emotional things she's

saying about her son.

there is a new development in that incredible jet stowaway story. we're now hearing from the mother of the teenager who flew from san jose to hawaii in the wheel well of a commercial jet. this is a picture of the boy's father taken at a refugee camp in ethiopia where she talked with a reporter about her 15- year-old son. she believes her son's amazing journey was a desperate attempt

to visit her. she told a reporter i knew he was an intelligent boy who has strong affections force me. i also knew he always wanted to see me but i know his father won't let them contact me at all. the teen is reportedly recovering in a hawaii in hawaii with breathing difficulties. er, the teen's father -- earlier, the teen's father said he is getting ready to fly to hawaii to bring his son back to santa clara. a woman in pennsylvania is appealing a court ruling that she sell her house for less than $7. back in 2008, eileen was billed $235 in school district taxes. she didn't pay it until early 2009. that resulted in an extra interest charge of $6.30. well, because that amount was never paid, her house was auctioned. a judge says she was given plenty of time to pay the

$6.30. she's appealing that court decision. well, he's been cleared of a crime but his problems may be far from over. the new demands against a sonoma county supervisor. an alameda family says that amusement center in livermore discriminated against them. we'll tell you why they say they were denied access to one of the park's rides. good morning. we're still looking at traffic that is less than favorable, especially in the south bay. as you can see, northbound 280 is very slow trying to get through the 17 interchange. we'll tell you more about this and the rest of the bay area commute. a couple of tweets coming in from point arena to san jose, we're warming up quick. i will show you the warm forecasted high temperatures today.

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a complaint will be filed against boomers bay customers because of what they are wearing. tara moriarty will have a report coming up about what specifically sparked this action. tuesday, april 29th. i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. temperatures very warm for some. coast, bay, inland a lot of low 60s. that didn't take lock. we had 40s. they are quickly disappearing. we're already seeing 50s. high pressure says i'm here for a couple of days. 70s, 80s, coast and bay. upper 80s to near 90 for some.

if it's not today, it will be tomorrow. downtown oakland starting off at 55. we'll be 70 by noon. and 82 warm degrees. tomorrow could be about 85, 86. we'll see if that gets above today. i any there's some low 60s already. 67 might be warm. heidi said it's warm in antioch. maybe that's true. 60 in he novato. 62 sfo, redwood city, mountain view low 60s. walnut creek, 59. taking no prisoners here. high pressure says i don't care what location you are on, we'll warm you up quick and that includes the coast with some temperatures at 60. that means we're looking for a lot of 80 to near 90. coast, bay inland. it will be warmer for all. high pressure wins out today tomorrow and thursday then starts to back off. but the high builds in and a good jump on the temperatures. we top it out on wednesday. probably level it off. a dramatic cooldown. breezy up in the hills. not too bad.

kicking up the heels. it will be 80s for almost everybody except for a few locations. steve, we're still looking at slow traffic all over the place. especially in the south bay, but also on the east bay commute. let's take a look at highway 24. the drive time has gone up a little bit from pleasant hill road to the caldecott tunnel. about 14 minutes. not a huge deal but it's not completely clear drive. getting up to the bay bridge toll plaza, that is still about a 20-minute drive time into san francisco. if you are driving in san jose we've been te telling you -- telling you 280, getting into the valley, we haven't had major problems. but you will see slow traffic. back to the desk. happening today, an alameda family taking legal action against an amusement center accusing it of discrimination. the focus of the complaint what they were wearing on their

head. tara moriarty has more. >> reporter: they were patkas. they were a sikh turban. they excomplained to the person running the -- excomplained to the person running the ride they needed them because of religious belief and it covered up their hair. despite, they are not allowed on the g-carts. when arminder singh and his cousins were denied -- arminder singh and his three cousins were denied riding unless they removed the tur turbans. >> this is an excuse. definitely. it's not a deep pocket case. it's a simple question of principle. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the southern california based

palace entertainment released a statement saying safety is our number one priority. this is not a matter of race or religion. it's a matter of safety. the california chapter on islamic relations will hold simultaneous news conferences in both anaheim and santa clara to announce its filing of that public complaint. live from livermore, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:34. new this morning, reports that coach darren erman was fired because he allegedly was secretly recording conversations between players and coaches. here's some video of darren from the warriors' website. now, earlier this month, the warriors would only say he was fired because he violated company policy. well, now there are several report that say erman was taping discussions including speeches. he would use his phone to record the conversations

without anybody's knowledge. it's a violation of california's law to record people without their consent. this morning, we're also following the efforts to bring the wreckage of a small plane that crashed over the weekend into the bay. efforts to bring it up to the surface. the ntsb is waiting for a crane to be brought in to secure and raise the wreckage. here's some new video. we shot this about an hour ago from the area near point richmond. you can see right in the middle of your screen, a boat. it's been out there all night. it is marking the spot where the wreckage was found. on sunday afternoon, the single- engine cessna plane recordedly collided with another plane, then nose-dived right into the water. the other plane, a restored military fighter plane, it did land safely in amador county, where both planes are based. the pilot of the cessna is presumed to be death. this is now considered a recovery session. >> they will bring in dingers and a -- divers and a crane and

try to get it in one piece. >> the ntsb is investigating reports that the planes were flying too close to each other while attempting a photo shoot. today, a san jose woman arrested for killing her 7- month-old son will face a judge for the first time. and this morning we're learning more about her possible battle with depression. 23-year-old ashley newton was arrested saturday after she admitted to east bay regional park police that she stabbed her baby with a pocket knife. it happened at del valley regional park in livermore. we spoke with newton's grandmother who says her granddaughter tried to seek help at a hospital the day before the killing but was turned away. >> she loved that baby. >> conditionny newton -- connie newton says her granddaughter had a history of depression since she was a teenager. she also said she had a troubled relationship with the

baby's father. ashley newton was found at the scene with a self-inflicted stowb wound. he's being -- stab wound. she's being held in jail on suspicion of murder. a napa county judge is considering the possible release on bail of a woman accused of murdering her 3-year- old daughter. the lawyer for 23-year-old sara krueger says her client poses no threat to the public. she wants her released on $1 million bail. now, krueger and her boyfriend have been charged in the january beating death of cayleigh slusher. no word when the judge may rule on the request. an alameda county sheriff's deputy who hit and killed a pedestrian in hayward will not be criminally charged. that was the district attorney's decision yesterday regarding deputy jonathan ham. a relentcy released report shows he was traveling 18 miles over the speed limit without his lights and sign rens on when -- sirens on when he hit two pedestrians last year.

one died. the other was injured. the department says it was not a cut and dry investigation. since the incident happened at 4:30 a.m., when generally, there are not a lot of people out walking around. they say at the time, ham was looking for a car involved in a chase. a jury has found efren carrillo not guilty of peeking into a female neighbor's home. ktvu channel 2 reporter brian floors -- flores joins us live with why there's still calls for the resignation. >> despite the not guilty verdict, some say his political future remains questionable. the jury of ten women and two men found the supervisor not guilty for attempted peeking into a neighbor's yard dressed in only his underwear and socks about nine months ago. since that time and during the trial, he admitted he's an alcoholic and has entered

rehab. after closing arguments, the jury was deadlocked on a more serious charge of peeking. after the judge asked the jury to weigh in on a lesser charge, that's when the jury came back with their not guilty verdict. sonoma county supervisor could have faced between three, six months in jail depending upon which charge the jury decided on. now he's free saying he wants to move forward. >> i think i've disappointed members of my family. i've disappointed members of my circle of friends and shows who elected me into office. the rest of my life i'll have an opportunity to regain that trust, whether it's in public office for not. >> the press democratic newspaper who endorsed him two previous times is calling for his resignation saying we believe efren carrillo is guilty of such reprehensible conduct as to undermine his clt as a public official, it's time

for hip to step down. it goes on to say given his term is not up for another two years, we don't see how he can effectively represent his district given the evidence presented at the trial. efren carrillo says he does not plan to step down. it appears his political future will be brought up during the next supervisors' meeting. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. two hil republicans are endorsing -- two health official republicans are endorsing kneel cashkari. he received endorsements from pete will sond -- pete wilson and mitt romney. he trails well behind tim done anily, a fave -- donnelly, a favorite of the tea party, and jerry brown, a popular democrat widely expected to win re- election. big changes in where to go to find a job. during the early years of the

recession, the best places to look for a job were cities where there were a lot of job opportunities in the government or the military. but today it's a very different picture as forbes releases the list of best cities to find a job in 2014 and how about the bay area make out? well, extremely well. here are the top three places. first, silicon valley, san jose, sunnyvale and specifically. the number two spot went to the metropolitan regent and the third went to austin, round rock and san marcos, texas. just hours ago, six people were wounded in a shooting at a fed-ex plant in georgia. what we're learning about the shooter and how witnesses describe when he started shooting. and the controversial swirling around l.a. clippers' owner donald sterling has lead to calls for a fan

boycott during the playoff game. how bay area sports fans are weighing in. good morning. we're still looking at a commute that's slow but it is getting better in some areas. look at 280 northbound. you will see traffic is moving along slowly. we'll tell you more about the commute. a lot of sunshine, already 62 at sfo at 8:00 a.m. that's as warm as some inland locations. we'll show you how warm today and tomorrow coming up.

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your time now 8:44. let's bring you up to date on some of the top stories we're following for you right now. students plan to walk out of class. protesting the rising cost of going to college. the protesting of fee. it's called the student success excellence and technology fee. it's due to go up by $160 this fall. in just a couple of hours from root now, joe biden will unveil a plan to crack down on sexual assaults on college campuses. now, it calls for colleges and universities to become more transparent when they report sexual assault cases. it also calls for conducting anonymous surveys by the year 2016 just to see how often these assaults actually happen. and at 11:00 this morning,

nba commissioner adam silver will hold a news conference, he will formally respond to the racially charged scandal involving the owner of the l.a. clippers. in the meantime, the warriors coach is calling for a fan boycott of tonight's playoff game in los angeles. alex savidge is joining us live from downtown oakland. you are talking to fans, hearing from them. >> reporter: good morning to you. some fans we're talking to here in oakland say they do support the idea of a boycott for tonight's game five but some worry that it punishes the players involved in this hard- fought series. this whole discussion got started when warriors' head coach mark jackson called for all fans but more specifically for warriors' fans to skip out on tonight's game down in l.a. to send a message to donald sterling. of course, donald sterling is believed to have been caught on tape making racist comments to his girlfriend. a short time ago, i asked one warriors' fan what she would do

if she had tickets to tonight's game in l.a. >> it's really a tough one. i honestly don't know what i would do in the situation. i guess it depends on how i felt in the moment. but i probably wouldn't want to go. but i paid for those seats. >> it's almost like we're through the looking glass where bizarre things are happening. >> reporter: this morning the scandal is all anyone is talking about on sports radio. we somed by murph and mac. they say it's really sad this controversy has overshadowed a great playoff series. >> the stage was set beautifully for a great series. it's been very competitive. two games apiece. it's just unfortunately, again, that something like this, something a as ugly as this could influence the outcome of this series one way or another. >> reporter: on the other side of the ball, clippers' coach dork rivers says he doesn't -- doc rivers says he doesn't support a boycott. he's calling on the fans to

pack the center to show their support for the players who he believes have been caught in the controversy. the nba will be discussing this situation into the donald sterling controversy this morning at the news conference. we'll have to wait and see what actions fans take down there in l.a. when the game tips off at 7:30 tonight. we're live in oakland, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:48. it's still a very active and emotional scene near atlanta, georgia this morning after a shooter opened fire at a fed-ex facility. pam cook is in the newsroom monitoring the updates from the scene and also the hospital. good morning, pam. >> reporter: we just got an update from the hospital on the condition of the people who were injured this morning and what is now being called a workplace shooting. the hospital confirms six people taken to the hospital. they are saying that two are in critical condition with life- threatening injuries. they are both in surgery right now. the atlanta journal

constitution newspaper talking with fed-ex employees who are giving very scary accounts of what they saw and heard at the facility this morning. one woman says she saw the shooter inside and identifies him as a 19-year-old employee. she says the shooter looked like rambo, that he was dressed all in black with an assault rifle in his hands and bullets strapped to his chest. >> we can't confirm that six patients from the shooting were brought here to kennesaw hospital, one was brought here in critical condition. family has been notified or are in the process of being notified. >> reporter: the just after the -- we understand employees were shipped to a nearby skating rink to be questioned and then reunited with their family. still no clear motive for the

shooting. now, fed-ex has issued a statement this morning it says, our thoughts and prayers are with those effected and with their -- affected and with their families and friends. we're grateful for law enforcement. the situation has stabilized. we're focused on the needs of our team members. investigators emphasized the station is stale iced. they -- stabilized. they say the shooter is dead with self-inflicted gunshot wounds. they are not looking for anybody else at this point. as we reported earlier, they say they have found the employee's car, the shooter's car in the parking lot, they are looking at that. we'll have updates throughout the day here on ktvu channel 2 news at online at ktvu.com. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you for that update. 8:50. let's get an update on your commute and traffic. sal, you are watching 280 and

880. the south bay not all that great. i think people got on the road great. a lot of people are up there. if you have to go, you have to go. northbound 208 from downtown san jose all the way through the 880 interchange into the cupertino area. 85 is not a great alternative. 85 is slow. i do want to show you the traffic here on the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze, almost an hour. that's terrible. 880, 238 to san lorenzo and fremont will be slow. you can see the south bay. i wanted to show you this map as tori and i like to say it's lit up like a christmas tree. one quick last picture of the bay bridge. that's backed fowp 20 minutes -- backed up for 20 minutes. temperatures are warming up fast. low 60s for some. mid-60s. by 9:00, i think we'll have some. i would not be surprise -- be surprised if an 80 shows you. thank you, cheryl for that.

62 sfo. redwood city, half moon bay was 46. now they are 61. they are out of the gate fast to a warmup here. high pressure is here today, tomorrow and thursday. tomorrow looks to be the warmest day. a little cool this morning. but that cool is being wiped out fast. already almost 60 sacramento. i bet they are now. high pressure takes everything to the north. sunshine and warm to hot. haven't said that in a while. breezy in the hills. most locations say calm. it will be nice on the coast. no fog to worry about. a lot of 80s. mid- to upper. san jose, 85. on the peninsula, a lot of mid- 80s. hot into wednesday, if not thursday. a little cooldown on friday. big cooldown for the weekend. >> thank you, steve.

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the u.s. supreme court will consider whether police can look through the cell phones of people they arrest without a warrant. in the case before the high court, police looked through

the cell phone of a gang member and a drug dealer who were in custody and found evidence that led to convictions. the defendants' attorneys say that cell phones are essentially small computers now and that police should need a search warrant to examine them. 8:56. the brentwood school district hoping new efforts will help keep the students safe on social media. this comes after a middle school student blackmailed another student having sex by using compromising photos shared on a cell phone. last night, the school district held a forum on social media. it was led by police, teachers, doctors, and the da's office. suggestions included parents and students signing a simple contract called a family media agreement. if he has an instagram, you should. if your kiz has twitter -- kid has twitter, you should follow them on twitter. >> we follow them and help them

go through who gd for them and who is not. >> i can help helps remove hateful or derogatory comments about children online. at ktvu.com, we've posted a link to i can help and a copy of the family media agreement it's under to the hoppics. google is testing out the driverless cars on the streets the mountain view. google can navigate through everyday situations. the driverless car program was launched in 2009. but it will be a while before you can get your own. let's check in with sal one more time. >> west 80 at gilman there is a report of a crash. if you are driving there, be careful. bay bridge, 20-minute delay and 880 in the east bay, it's slow.

let's go to steve. sunny and warm, warm to hot. today, tomorrow into thursday and then a big cooldown things in by the weekend. and then our first 90s by the season. >> thank you. that's our report for this morning. we thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> be sure to watch the news at noon for more on the news conference on the racially charged conference of the clippers' owner. we'll be streaming it live. rowa $1,000 fuel reward card. we've never done that. that's why there's never been a better time to buy a passat tdi clean diesel. husband: so it's like two deals in one? salesperson #2: exactly. avo: during the first ever volkswagen tdi clean diesel event, get a great deal on a passat tdi, that gets up to 795 highway miles per tank. and get a $1,000 fuel reward card. it's like two deals in one. hurry in and get a $1,000 fuel reward card and 0.9% apr for 60 months on tdi models.

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