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b.a.r.t. for your monday morning commute. we'll tell you which line is effected and whether the issue has been resolved. good morning. we still have multiple effects from that b.a.r.t. delay and also something else that's causing a big problem approaching the bay bridge. you need to adjust your drive time. new details emerge about a deadly police shooting in dublin. we'll tell you why officers say an 18-year-old was shot several times. also, a bay area cinco de mayo protest that's getting national attention. it has some parents keeping their kids home from school this morning. what the school is doing to try to keep protesters away. "mornings on 2" starts now. this morning the investigation continues into a deadly police shooting at this home in the east bay city of dublin. it happened last night.

ktvu's tara moriarty tara moriarty spoke to a friend of the teenager who was killed and she'll have a live report in a few minutes. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning, tori. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve is right over there. >> i am, indeed. mostly cloudy skies. very foggy for some. cassie jean in el granada said the fog is in. there's also the higher kids. a mostly cloudy morning. rain up on the north coast. .3 over the weekend. not a lot but a little bit for may. fog, clouds, cool, breezy. no doubt about it. clouds, showers possible to the north and east. windy, cool. low pressure. diane asked me what's going on? why is this happening? i will show new a minute. we'll go for a high of 66 degrees. last week they were in the 80s. not this weekend. .10 made it to fort bragg.

45 santa rosa. a little in the morning air. only the cloud cover holding up some p those temperatures -- some of those temperatures. 45 miles an hour out of sfo, 13 for livermore. the breeze will crank up. that's the low. it's on its way over the sierra nevada. it will drop into las vegas and say hey and kick out. it will give us a cool, breezy, windy pattern and even rain up in the sierra. partly sunny in the afternoon. a lot of 60s. here's sal. steve, we've had quite a commute this morning for a monday. i want -- westbound bay bridge just listening to the chp talking about clearing a noninjury crash from the span. however, that and maybe some people taking their car instead of using b.a.r.t. is creating a big delay coming around the macarthur maze. this drive time into san francisco, up to 40 minutes.

that's right. if you are at the end of the line, it will take you about an hour or a couple of led zeppelin songs to get through these things. the accident was noninjury. looking at at san jose area, northbound 101 as you drive up to 880, the traffic is slow. so is 85 after 17. we haven't been too bad there. highway 24, eight minutes between caldecott -- between pleasant hill road and the caldecott. 580 kind of a huge commute from grant line road to 680. b.a.r.t. is recovering after a track problem created systemwide delays. brian flores has been following the story since this broke. it looks like things are getting back to normal. >> reporter: they are. we were talking about delays. some cut commuters at lake merritt, there was concern about delays.

the good news, a short time ago, the issue has been fixed and trains are moving through normally. that wassate nounsment made to passengers here tell -- that was the announcement made to the passengers here telling them. er it's only about -- it's only about a ten-minute delay. not as bad as early. b.a.r.t. said the issue was a line switching problem for b.a.r.t. trains approaching the oakland "y" section. we understand that the switch was near the 12th street b.a.r.t. station. it's been fixed. for a while, the lines had to be switched manually but the problem has been fixed and trains are moving through normally. because of this we've seen an increase, as you mentioned, of cars on the freeways this morning because we weren't sure if this problem was going to be fixed. be aware of that as you approach your monday morning

commute. a quick ten-minute delay on the b.a.r.t. trains this morning. but not as bad as the 30 minutes we saw earlier this morning. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, thank you, brian. we are learning new details about the investigation into a deadly police shooting in dublin. police say an 18-year-old threatened officers with a baseball bat. tara moriarty joins us live from the home where it happened. she just spoke to a friend of the suspect's family. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. we spoke to the boyfriend of the suspect's sister. he says what happened here in this apartment complex last night wasn't right. we don't flow which apartment it was -- we we don't know which apartment it was. the shooting erupted shortly after 6:00 at the apartment on dublin meadowses while three officers were responding to a domestic violence violence. an officer was forced to shoot and kill the 18-year-old man when he attacked him with a baseball bat at the door. the officer felt his life was

in danger and fired several rounds. he received injury to his arms and hand, the officer did. the boyfriend tells a different story. he says the 18-year-old was on his knees and was diving for a bat when officers shot him five times. but i just got off the phone with dublin police. they directly refute that, saying that the individual was not shot five times and that the mother and sister made statements that corroborate the officer's story. paramedics arrived. they were unable to revive the man. police have not commented on whether the officer was will be placed on administrative leave. we've put in a call to the coroner's office. we were told the identity of the suspect/victim will not be released until most likely tomorrow. we're live in dublin, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. three suspects are in the alameda county jail accused of brutally beating two sheriff's deputies. the suspects are facing felony charges following the violent

incident in castro valley saturday night. the sheriff's office says the deputies were viciously attacked while trying to break up a fight at an apartment on grove way. one of the suspects, keith carter, is trained in martial arts. investigators say he tried to strangle one deputy, then turned to the other deputy and smashed him several times in the face. >> he's in serious condition with severe facial fractures that will most likely require reconstructive surgery. >> the other deputy was treated for less severe injuries. berkeley city council plans to debate the issue again about giving tasers to police officers. this comes weeks after a berkeley police officer was beaten unconsciously. the berkeley police department said that could have been avoided if he had a taser. they will ask the city council

to re-examine this issue. there are some in berkeley that are worried that the police would use the tasers inappropriately. we have continuing coverage now this morning of a deadly plane crash. this one at travis air force base. the pilot identified as 77-year- old eddie andreini. he crashed while attempting a maneuver at yesterday's airshow. witnesses say it took about five minutes for the emergency crews to get to the crash site. now that response time is part of the investigation by the ntsb. coming up for you at 7:30, alex savidge will be live in half moon bay where the pilot lived. he will tell you more about what his friends and his family are saying about his life and how he did what he loved. happening now -- students at live oak high school in morgan hill are preparing for a protest they say they do not want to be apart of. these are live pictures from the school. a lot of people lined up on the

sidewalk holding american flags, and in about 30 minutes, a protest is expected to begin. it looks like there are protesters in place. this all stems from an incident in 2010 when students wore american flag t-shirts and bandanas to school on cinco de mayo. school administrators told them to turn the shirts inside out. a federal appeals court sided with the school's decision. janine de la vega is there and we'll have a live report at 7:30 as more and more protesters begin showing up. in san jose, an annual cinco de mayo celebration quickly turned chaotic. [ sirens ] >> several arrests were made last night. at one point, several young people jumped the city bus and took over santa clara street.

police were working overtime to keep things under control. >> it gets crazy. alcohol gets involved and people get out of hand. but it happens every year. >> many stores closed early to prevent vandalism after several businesses were damaged last year. more people are expected to celebrate in san jose tonight on this actual cinco de mayo. the city of san leandro is also preparing for its cinco de mayo celebration tonight. it's taking place at 6:00 at the civic center plaza on east 14th street. the event features, arts, crafts, dancing, food. and it's all free. a passenger, stabbed last night on a b.a.r.t. train. what the police are telling us about the victim and how they think the suspect got away. also -- new information on the sting operation that nabbed leland yee. the bay area football legend who was also eyed by investigators at one time. good morning. we're looking at highway 4 and

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7:14. the team overseeing the search for the malaysia jet now has a new plan. experts will re-examine all of the information gathered in the two-month-long search for the plane. they want to make sure the hunt has been going on in the right place. the hope is looking at all of the data again could provide new clues to help find the plane. the ride of doom. that's how some passengers on a flight out of philadelphia described their experience after hitting a severe patch of

turbulence. witnesses say things got crazy about 20 minutes after taking off heading to orlando last night. many describe it like scenes from an action thriller. >> climb and climbing and climbing and it was a huge drop. i was sitting. i had my seat belt on. i saw the lady three rows in front of me. she bashed her head all the way up to the plastic and the plastic was broken and a piece of hair was hanging from the plastic. >> 300 people were on board. six were hurt, including a child, and a flight attendant. the plane quickly turned around. a rescheduled flight eventually made it to florida. authorities in marin county trying to identify a man's body found near stinson beach. tourists found the remains. although they speak very little english, they still reached responders. investigators say the body was

found close to highway 1 on national park lands. early reports indicate it's the body of an adult man. an autopsy is planned. meantime, police in santa barbara investigate eths the death of a college -- a investigating the death of a college student was found on the beach in ila vista, a town home to 23,000 people, 60% are college students. it's known for having loud parties. in recent months police say there have been several sexual assaults. the calls of the student's death is still under investigation. chp officers in the east bay responded to an unusual call. about 50 goats got on the freeway near the caldecott tunnel. it happened over the weekend on a connector between westbound highway 24 and highway 13. it looks like something you would see on a farm. witnesses say the goats were wandering around across the lanes. drivers were forced to hit

their brakes. no one reported seeing a herder. officers were able to get the goats off the roadway within a half-hour. you can see there, every day is a new experience working as a chp officer. goats are used to help prevent fires from procuring by keeping the grass down. >> that's wild. no pun intended. sal, you've had a wild morning with our commute. the roads, b.a.r.t., everything. >> fortunately, things are beginning to settle down a little bit. we had a crash on the bay bridge, for example that was minor but it did block lanes for a bit and traffic is slow here at the toll plaza. we have about a 40-minute delay at the toll plaza and you bring yourself a good attitude.

if you want to pick up commuters for the carpool lane this would be a good morning to do it or take b.a.r.t. b.a.r.t. has ten-minute delays because of earlier problems. but not bad i would say it would be a good way to get in and out of san francisco. this is a look at 8 -- 880 and the traffic looks okay with no major problems. 24 looking normal from pleasant hill road to the caldecott, 990s. 880, 238 to thorn tone fremont, 19 minutes. but a huge commute on 580 westbound from grant line road to the dublin interchange, taking an hour. wow. not a good commute. let's go to steve. >> all right, sal. thank you. a lot of cloud cover around. some low clouds, a few sunbreaks. fog for some. a little bit of rain on the north coast. we'll get some mostly cloudy skies in the morning and then partly sunny but the big news with the cooler and breezy pattern for at least the next

couple of days. no doubt about it. mostly cloudy here. partly cloudy. partly sunny and then breezy and windy as an area of low pressure takes its path from the pacific northwest right over the sierra nevada and all the way down to las vegas. that will definitely keep some blustery conditions in the forecast. a lot of low 70s on sunday, including all of these. today they will check in at 68. these are my forecasted highs. for palo alto, napa, concord, san jose. a slight cooldown. san francisco, about 64. there might be some areas that don't get above 60. depending upon where you are in the city. we'll go 64. i've seen a little bit of light rain sneaking into parts of mendocino county or lake county. 45. sonoma county airport. a little cool there. most temperatures including san jose at 55. not an outrageous breeze. fairfield southwest 13. sfo is 16 miles an hour out of the west-southwest. it will turn northwest tonight.

53 sacramento. a little cool. there's the low right there. it's going to take this path right over northeast california right over the sierra. there will be some rain, maybe high mountain snow. again, way up there. but also all the way down to las vegas where it will park itself for a day or two and kick out. as it does, that's going to give us a strong pressure in the gradients. this equals a cooler and breezy forecast. i think we're too far west for showers. clouds, breezy, coast, fog, some high clouds. 60s on the temperatures. this may be one of those where may days where sonoma and napa are a little bit warmer than clearlake. don't see that all of the time. 73 vacaville. san rafael. 65. pittsburg, antioch, oakley, low 70s. danville upper 60s. berkeley, 65 degrees. we'll go 72 gilroy. san jose, 68. cupertino is in there. sunnyvale, redwood city, palo alto, mountain view and 60s on the coast or upper 50s.

kind of a cool pattern all the way to the inland areas, we'll get it there and then the low kicks out. that allows high pressure to build in for a little bit of a warmer into the weekend. there are reports the fbi investigation that ended with the arrest of leland yee had a different target. according to the chronicle, joe montana was contacted by an undercover fbi operative. while the fbi is not confirming or denying that it contacted montana, the chronicle reports he was questioned about an unspecified business proposition. the football legend, who is involved in several development deals, was not found to have done anything wrong. mon tan non's lawyer is not aware of any contact between the fbi and his client. a lot of drama surrounding the golden state warriors. they are cleaning out their

lockers. it was a heartbreaking game seven loss to the clippers. that playoff loss is raising big questions about the future and job security of mark jackson. the warriors' biggest star is leading the push to keep mark jackson. >> what coach has gone through this year, it's been unlike anything i've seen just distractions and the circus has been around him and the decisions he's had to make. i love coach more than anybody. i think for him to be in a situation where his job is under scrutiny and under question is totally unfair. >> well, coach jackson has led the warriors to back-to-back winning seasons for the first time in six years. but the team owner reportedly things the warriors are outcoached and are losing games that they should have won. all year, the owner has said he will wait until after the season before he makes a decision about the final year of mark jackson's contract.

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welcome back. the highway patrol making a difference on bay area freeways by flying several thousand feet up in the air. the chp's golden gate operations unit patrols all nine bay area counties with freeways and highways that span 6900 square miles. they have helicopters and planes and they can track dangerous drivers from the air avoiding the need for a high- speed chase down on the ground. >> we're looking for the people

that are doing dangerous things that are driving in such a way that they are a danger to themselves and a danger to the people around them. now, these air units have sophisticated cameras. they let officers zoom in on drivers without them even realizing it. they recently busted that motorcyclist who was going up to 120 miles an hour on interstate 58 a in oakland. 7:26. tickets go on sale this morning for the final concert at candlestick park featuring paul mccartney. on august 14th, mccartney will return to the place where the beatles played their last concert in 1966. tickets go on sell at 10:00 a.m. it's the last stop on his tour. fond memories of the veteran stunt pilot killed while performing during an airshow this weekend. >> he really generally cared about people. that's what i loved about eddie. >> why the emergency response to the crash will be a big

focus of the investigation. >> reporter: the white to wear an american t-shirt on cinco de mayo has ignited protests at a high school. we'll tell you why these people feel so strongly and how students are reacting. we're looking at east bay traffic which is not doing all that great as we look at some of the freeways. the bay bridge toll plaza has a bigger-than-usual delay. we'll break it down in minutes for you. mostly cloudy skies. the breeze has picked up. boy, has it ever. we'll tell you how much below normal these temperatures are.

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time coming up at 7:30. some parents are keeping their kids home from school today because a bay area high school is caught up in controversy that is really ground zero for a protest getting national attention this morning. you can see all of the american flags lining the street there. coming up in two minutes, ktvu's janine de la vega will tell us how the school is dealing with all of the extra attention. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk weather and traffic. steve, how does it look? >> mostly cloudy, cool, breezy. in fact, it will be slightly below average the next few days. normal high 64. 74 will be running below. a couple -- two pieces of the

system coming through. it started on saturday. 20, 30-mile-an-hour gusts for some. that's tailed off a little bit. it will pick up tonight into tomorrow. combination of fog, high cloud, cool, breezy. maybe a few showers up to the north. oakland's forecast last week was all 80s. downtown we'll go 66. starting ofl at 56 degrees. mostly cloudy, partly sunny. the breeze will be the big issue. some of this system will give some light rain to the north. not too much. 45 santa rosa. 50s on most of the temperatures. the breeze and also the clouds holding temperatures up. not crazy windy but i think by tonight and tomorrow it will be because the low is diving into the sierra nevada and then all the way down into las vegas. that's gonna give us a big difference in the pressure gradient. clouds, breezy. high clouds, not sold out or anything. but there's plenty to go around. temperatures in the 60s. here's sal. good morning. right now, traffic is moving along relatively well in both directions in some commutes. not so good on others.

let's start off with the slowest commute. that would be the bay bridge. a lot of slow traffic. this is because of a couple of things. we had an earlier crash on the bring. some people may have decided to not to take b.a.r.t. earlier this morning because we had significant delays. those delays are gone. but traffic is backed up for a 40-minute drive time. taking a look at highway 24. this drive time is ramping up from pleasant hill road to the caldecott tunnel. about a 12-minute drive time and speeds at less than 15 miles an hour. we also are looking at slow traffic on the eastshore freeway coming out of richmond. 580 is a huge mess from the altamont pass, solid line of slow traffic all the way out to the 680 interchange. a lot of people are making that turn onto 6 -- 680 and that's slow. we have a rough one. back to the desk. dozens of people are protesting outside of a south bay high school. this comes after a controversy

four years ago involving american flags during cinco de mayo celebrations. ktvu's janine de la vega is live with more on what the school is doing to keep the students out there safe. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. the street here in front of live oak high school is lined with people holding american flags. also wearing them on their shirts. it's their show of patriotism and a way to show freedom of speech. there's, though, also a gentleman out here. he's the only one. he -- instead of holding an american flag, he's waving the mexican flag. the gilroy morgan hill group says it's important to demonstrate freedom of speech. they say the rights were violated back in 2010 when students wore american t-shirts on their shirts on cinco de mayo. latino students saw it as disrespectful. a 9th circuit court sided with

the schools and that had them turning their t-shirts inside out. there's a fence put up. >> it looks like they erected a barrier to keep out the first amendment of the constitution. i don't know why they don't want the students to be exposed to democracy in action. >> reporter: and for cinco de mayo, students put together a video and posted it on youtube. they've declared today green and gold day, their school colors, and say the past is a past. they've hung a banner outside of the campus. the paytry it group don't want to -- pay tree -- the patriot doesn't want to prevent the protest. they are supposed to be out

here doing a peaceful march. i'm not sure if that's the group standing behind the people holding american flags. we will continue to monitor this situation and bring it to you on "mornings on 2." reporting live from moegen hill, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news -- morganhill, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. 77-year-old aerobatic pilot, eddie andreini, died while attempting a maneuver during the show. now the response time by emergency crews is being questioned after witnesses say it took about five minutes for them to reach the crash site. we're learning more about the pilot killed. alex savidge is in half moon bay where the pilot lived. you've been talking to people who say he had been flying for most of his life. >> reporter: well, really, a sense of sadness for many in half moon bay. this veteran pilot has several

planes parked here at the half moon bay airport. this is also where his airshow business is based. 77-year-old eddie andreini performed at events all around the country. yesterday, he was performing here in the bay area at travis air force base during the "thunder over solano" event. his plane was upside down and flying low when it hit the tarmac and skidded in front of a stunned crowd. the plane burst into flames with eddie andreini still inside it. he died there at the scene. friends say he had been flying since he was 16 years old and had performed in more than a thousand airshows around the country in his career. along with being a skilled pilot, he was also a husband, a father and a grandfather and friends say his family meant everything to him. >> his family, his friends. he cared about people. i personally know that he generally cared with people. that's what i really loved

about eddie. >> reporter: and here's youtube video of eddie andreini from a sacramento airshow that happened two years ago. at that time he was performing the same maneuver that led to yesterday's deadly crash. in the trick, a knife slices through the ribbon. there are some questions being raised about the emergency response time following yesterday's accident. some witnesses say it took about five minutes for firefighters to reach that plane on the tarmac. and in that time, the fire quickly spread. here's how base officials are responding to that criticism -- well, that emergency response issue will also be part of the federal investigation into this deadly crash. the ntsb will be looking into that. they will be continuing to gather evidence and try to

understand what led up to yesterday's accident. coming up for you at 8:30, we'll tell you what some fellow pilots believe may have been a factor in yesterday's crash. we're live this morning in half moon bay, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> du. this crash comes one week after a small plane crashed into the bay, north of the richmond/san rafael bridge. the pilot in that crash was also killed. investigators say he was flying alongside another plane when they collided in midair. both planes were returning from an airshow in half moon bay. the pilot has been identified as 33-year-old david everett plum. one of the most recent deadly accidents happened at the reno air races. the pilot lost control of his plane and crashed into a crowd of spectators, 11 people, including the pilot, were killed then. we have more coverage at ktvu.com.

we've posted the latest under including raw video. he what -- we talked to b.a.r.t. police about a stabbing. one b.a.r.t. passenger stabbed another in the arm as the train was approaching the lake -- the lake merritt situation. the man who was stabbed is listed in stable condition at highland hospital. police aren't sure yet if this was a random attack or if the stabbing victim was targeted. 7:39. ktvu channel 2 anchor frank somerville gets a rare all- access look at life in law enforcement. >> this is really hard. >> our own frank somerville joined deputies going through training. he also went out on patrol inside an autopsy room and spent time with inmates in prison. it's all in a two-part special report that starts tonight on

the 10:00 news. 7:39. tonight, alameda county water officials will debate raising water rates. they say it's needed because of a $15 million budget shortfall because of the drought. the plan is to chowrge heavy water use -- charge heavy water users more. it would be a tiered system, where the rates would go up in more water is used. a new flat fee would affect businesses and people who live in apartments. sheriff's deputies find themselves in a very dangerous situation while responding to a domestic dispute in alameda county. >> we believe the suspects were trying to kill our deputies. >> coming up why one of the suspects they say was especially dangerous. more fallout this morning from that major credit card data breach at target. the big shakeup as the retail chain tries to recover. good morning. right now, traffic is moving along okay in many areas.

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new this morning, the latest fallout from the massive security breach at target. ktvu's pam cook is in the newsroom with the big decision as the company is still trying to recover. >> after 35 years with the company, target's ceo is stepping down. gregg steinhafel is resigning

after extensive discuss with the board of directors. the retailer is still struggling after hackers stole credit card information. the situation got worse after it was discovered that e-mail addresses and phone numbers may have been stolen from an additional 70 million customers. as a result, target sales dropped 4% for the quarter. the expensive actions target is taking to make target safer at its stores. that's in the next our of "mornings on 2." pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. u.s. lawmakers are rejecting a proposal that would stop them from using tax payer money for loosing cars for personal use -- leasing cars for personal use. right now, 63 house members take advantage of the deal spending more than $38,000 a month. george miller, barbara lee and

anna eschew from palo alto take advantage of this. the money for the car leases is coming from their office accounts. new this morning, thailand and japan are both recovering after being hit by big earthquakes. the quake in japan hit about 17 hours ago in the ocean southwest of tokyo. about 17 minor injuries were reported. the quake in thailand hit a couple of hours ago. it was centered in the northern part of that country but they felt it as far away as bangkok. now, photos of reported damage from the quake in thailand are all over social media. here are a couple we found on twitter and facebook. roads, buildings, buddhist temples have reportedly been damaged. the information is still coming in. no injuries reported so far.

all right. it is 7:45. want to check in with sal. boy, it's been a pretty busy monday morning in the traffic world. >> it sure has been, tori, all over the place. not only on the roads but public transit. the busiest commute is the bay bridge. we had a minor crash, a noninjury crash that blocked lanes for a time and then we had -- i think we had more people getting on the road. they heard that there were gonna be b.a.r.t. problems. the problems ended up not being as significant as they once thought. they fixed it rather quickly. this is a 40346 minute drive time -- 450-minute drive time -- 40-minute drive time. if you are driving on 880 northbound, it's getting busier from the coliseum to oakland. as we look at 80, the bridge is beginning to have an effect on 80 westbound from highway 4. it's slow through richmond but

580 for no apparent reason, it's been very, very slow. we haven't had a major accident. but 580 has been superslow all the way through. i want to mention the south bay is slow. we had a couple of crashes on 101. 280 and 85 are traditionally slow and people in the south bay are saying what else is new. 85 is always this way. this is highway 24 as you drive from the pleasant hill road to the caldecott. traffic is moderately heavy. we have slow traffic out there. >> thank you, sir. what the heck is going on? get that guy off there. moth. we have a cool pattern the next couple of days. low clouds around. mix of sun and clouds. the key will be temperatures below average as a pretty good little low for this time of year. it's arriving. it will be here tonight into tuesday. there will be some up in the sierra nevada. there's been some up to the

north already. wind picked under over the weekend. temperatures came down, down, down. they were in the low 70s on sunday. there will be a lot in the upper 60s today. i went 68 on all of these. napa, palo alto, concord. and also san jose. so a cooler forecast in place including it san francisco. a little mix of fog, sun. fog isn't sold out. 54. 64. there will be parts of the city that i don't think get close to that. sunset, i think you know the usual suspects there. 56, 61, 66 for oakland today as temperatures stay a little bit below average. should be 64 to 74. the 74 won't be found. maybe close to vacaville. that would be it. about .10 to .3. 45 santa rosa. you can see the cooler air gee ginning to move -- beginning to move in. 50s on the temperatures. mid-50s through the cloud cover and a little bit of a breeze. it's not ridiculous yet but i think it's going to pick up tonight and tomorrow.

it's still not clear yet. ukiah is in there. reno, lake tahoe. 53 sacramento. 51 redding. kind of low for them this time of year. the low is on its way to las vegas. it will sit there for maybe 10, 12 hours and eject out. until that happens, we're in line for below normal temperatures. some more clouds coming in. kind of breezy cool and turning windy as the low. the high pressure will build into the north. that's going to give us a strong difference in the pressure gradient. breezy, windy. a few high clouds. but there's sun mixed in there. 60s. really close here. it doesn't matter up to clearlake. sonoma, nevada. everyone is pretty close. did go 73. low 70s. pittsburg, antioch, brentwood, oakley. a lot of upper 60s.

68 lirl. 65 for berkeley and alameda. 70 lows for morgan hill and gilroy. but san jose, milpitas. cupertino is in there. redwood city, upper 50s, 60s on the coast. kind of a cool pattern. very windy tomorrow morning into wednesday. and then it dies down. temperatures start to rebound. we'll have sunshine and warmer temperatures by the weekend. >> thank you, steve. 7:50. over the weekend, former president and former arkansas governor bill clinton toured cities in the state that were devastated by tornadoes. he was joined by the current governor and the secretary of homeland security. clinton reassured people they will get the help they need to rebuild. it's been one week since a series of tornadoes hit the area killing 15 people. >> all of the loss of life and all of the people still coming up with people's remains, horrible things, you know, people are there for their neighbors. >> federal aid is being brought in to help people clean up and rebuild. president obama is expected to

tour the area on wednesday. 7:50. an alarming government report that will be formally reduced this week says -- released this week says extreme weather events will become more comment. it was concluded that global climate change is real and happening. human activity, mainly the burning of fossil fuels is making temperatures rice. if emissions are not reduced, experts believe the temperatures could go up 10 degrees by the year 2100. here in california, the drought could get worse, leading to more wildfires and water becoming more scarce. these are just some of the findings. that report is just a draft right now but the white house will be releasing the final version this week. we've put a link to the furl report at ktvu -- full court at ktvu.com. and ktvu's meteorologist bill martin will be in washington for the release of the report. he will be the only bay area

meteorologist to interview president obama about the findings as well as our current drought and wildfire concerns. bill's one-on-on one interview air the at 5:00 and 6:00 as well as the 10:00 news. a battle over a beach. in 20 mit, the legal step happening in a case that pits private property rights against access to the coastline. and a shooting on a freeway. and the answers police are still looking for this morning.

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wildfire burned through the night. the fir started yesterday when a controlled burn got out of hand. firefighters say one man died after he refused to follow orders to evacuate near the town of guthrie. at least six homes were destroyed. fire crews say the biggest obstacles have been high winds and high temperatures. the temperature is now partially contained. police in richmond investigating the city's second homicide in two days. police responded to reports of gunfire near virginia avenue and south 12th street. one person died there at the scene. another shooting victim showed up at a hospital. so far, no arrests have been made. police are also still looking for the person who shot and killed a man driving on interstate 580 in richmond saturday. police say 31-year-old diana broussard was driving a ford suv near regatta boulevard saturday afternoon when someone opened fire from another car.

he -- he lost control and crashed the suv. police in daly city are trying to figure out what sparked a car as an officer was taken a person into custody. it happened on whipple avenue in read window city last night about 6:00. the flames set off ammunition inside the police car. both the police officer and the suspect who, by the way was handcuffed, were not hurt. an 18-year-old killed in a shooting in dublin. what we've learned from the teen's family. a cinco de mayo protest at a school in morgan hill is getting bigger by the minute. you are looking at live pictures. why it has some parents keeping their kids home from school. we're looking at one of the busiest days in the commute.

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2." you are looking live at live oak high school in morgan hill. about 50 demonstrators have surrounded the school. they are bearing mesh flags. a lot of police out there as well -- american flags. a lot of police out there as well. this is all connect dodd a decision made by the school district years ago regarding several students and what they wore for cinco de mayo. coming up in three minutes, how the students are reacting to these protests this morning. it's monday morning, may 5th, cinco de mayo. i'm dave clark. i'm tori campbell. a little cooler and getting a breeze. >> absolutely. tomorrow is gonna be really cool and windy. mostly sunny in the north bay. some of these clouds from the morning are starting to move east and south. mainly east in advance of the system. sun and clouds. kind of cool and breeze. maybe a few showers to the north. windy and cool picking up

tonight into tomorrow morning as the low takes a path into the sierra nevada. been a couple of few reports about .10 to .3. crescent city fort bragg. some of that move into mendocino county or lake county. 40, 50s. we had 45 at santa rosa last hour. the cloud cover clearing out. temperatures will start to rebound. not going to warm up that much. sfo west at 17. some of the higher elevations above 20 miles an hour. the lows right there -- the low is right there. it will track into shasta, sierra nevada, and then on its way to las vegas. cool, breezy. sun, clouds. maybe a few showers to the north. watch for the breeze to pick up. extra hold on the hair spray even tonight and tomorrow. temperatures below average for the next couple of days. here's sal. the bay bridge is having a major effect. large e, capital e, bay bridge westbound coming up tonight toll plaza, 45-minute delay. we figured out what was going

on as people were slowing down to take a look at the crash. very interesting viewing when you drive past treasure island. you know, minor accident on the shoulder. but people slow to take a look at those things. right after the accident, the speeds pick up to 60 miles an hour. once they get the crash out of the way, i think things will improve. right now, 45 minutes even for the carpoolers trying to get to the bridge will be an issue. let's take a look at the commute here on interstate 880. see what i mean getting slow up to downtown oakland. 580 is slow through the lakeshore curve. let's go to the maps. i want to show you the traffic backed up to pinole and then 580 has been slow from tracy all the way to dublin. on this monday, i can see why people are less than pleasant about mondays. as you can see in the south bay, everything is slow. 85, and 101 is backed up solid line from the 880 interchange all the way into palo alto. don't have any good news for

some of the commutes out there. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. we're getting new details about the investigation into a deadly police shooting in dublin. police say an 18-year-old threatened police officers with a baseball bat. tara moriarty is joining us live from the apartment complex where this happened and tara, the coroner says it may be a while before they officially confirm who this teenager was. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. the coroner said it was a very busy weekend for them. they are a bit backlogged. so they most likely won't be able to release the identify tid of the suspect in this case until tomorrow. we did speak to the boyfriend of the suspect's sister. he says that the suspect had been mentally unstable and had been recently let out of the hospital. we do know that last night, sometime shortly after 6:00, the shooting erupted at the apartment on dublin meadows street while three officers were responding to a domestic violence call. investigators say an officer was forced to shoot and kill an 18-year-old man after he attacked him with a baseball

bat at front door. the officer felt his life was in danger and fired several rounds. he received injuries to his hand and arm and was treated at the scene and taken to the station for questioning. paramedics a i rived but were unable to revive the 18-year- old. police say it appears the suspect physically assaulted his mother before they were called to the home. police have not commented whether the off will be put on paid leave. officers are supposed to give us another update later this morning. we'll let you know what they have to say. live in dublin, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. she suspects are in the alameda county jail this morning -- three suspects are in the male county jail suspect facing suspects following a violent incident in castro valley. deputies were viciously attacked while traying to break up a fight on grove way. one of the suspects, keith

carter, is trained in martial arts. they say he tried to strangle one deputy and turned to the other deputy and smashed him several times in the face. >> serious condition with severe facial frack schurs that will most likely require reconstructive surgery. >> the other deputy was treated for less severe injuries to hayes face andy -- and body. we're take you to morgan hill. these are live pictures. the protesters and the flags are out there. this is being organized by the gilroy morgan hill patriots group a all stems from 2010 when students wore american t- shirts to school on cinco de mayo. school administrators told them to turn the shirts inside out. a federal appeals kowt recently side -- court recently sided with their decision. the students say the adults are the ones who consider this an

issue and they have nothing to do with it. janine de la vega is out there now and she'll have a live report at 8:30. in san jose, an annual cinco de mayo celebration quickly turned chaotic [ sirens ] several arrests were made. at one point, young people jumped a city bus and took over santa clara street. police were working overtime to keep things under control. >> this gets crazy. alcohol gets involved people get out of hand. it happens every year. >> many stores closed early to prevent vandalism after several businesses were damaged last year by rowdy crowds. more people are expected to celebrate in san jose tonight on this cinco de mayo. and the city of san leandro was also preparing for the cinco de mayo celebration tonight. it's taking place at 6:00 at the civic center plaza on east

14th street. the event features arts, crafts, dancing and food. it's free. expect sa lot of police and law enforcement agencies patrolling the streets looking for drunk drivers. many head to bars, barbecues and parades. in 2012, officials say drunk driving caused almost half of the deaths rn cinco de mayo. the advice from the police, have a designated driver or catch a cab. if you need a ride. aaa is offering free rides home from the tipsy tow program. you don't need to be a aaa member to use the service. you can get a free one-way ride offered from 6:00 tonight until 6:00 tomorrow morning. call 1-800-aaa-help. tell the operator you need a tipsy tow and a truck will be sent to where you are. by the way, luxor cabs will giving free rides in san

francisco. the massive statewide manhunt goes on this morning for a calfire battalion chief suspected of killing his fiance. investigators believe 55-year- old orville fleming stabbed and strangled sara douglas last thursday in sacramento. they say the couple may have been fighting. flemming left the scene in a calfire truck. it was later found abandoned. he's believed to be armed possibly with several weapons. today, fire season officially begins in the bay area. since last january, calfire has been hiring and training seasonal firefighters. they are expecting a very busy fire season due to the dry conditions this winter. calfire has already responded to 1200 fires so far this year. that's more than double the usual number. with fire season now officially underway. calfire is asking people to clear any brush within 100 feet of their home.

a trial to decide whether or not to reopen martin's beach on the san mateo coast to surfers and the public. it's about to get underway in about an hour from now. there's only juan way to get to the public beach. it's a road that runs on private property. the billionaire property owner bought the property six years ago and locked the gates. he faces charges that he violated state law by forbidding public access to that beach. this morning, the warriors will clean out their lockers with many players pondering one big question as they begin the offseason. the thrilling season came to a heartbreaking end saturday night with a game 7 loss to the clippers. warriors were leading for most of the game. the first round loss is raising concern about the job security for their coach, mark jackson. the warriors appear united in their strong support for their head coach. >> what coach has gone through

this year up like anything i've seen, the circus around him and the decisions he's had to make. i think the coach more than anyone. for him to be in a situation where his job is under scrutiny and in question is totally unfair. >> jackson has led the warriors to back-to-back seasons. but the owner believes they are yofn kowt yoeched and are losing games they should have won all year. the owner says he will wait until after the decision before making a decision about the final year of jackson's contract. 8:10. reacting to the tragic death of a bay area pilot. coming up in 20 minutes, how his family, friends and coworkers are remembering him and the weather condition that may have played a part in this weekend's crash. and heavy water users, be aware. we'll tell you which areas

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a new development in the battle against the drought. tonight in alameda county, a

plan already considered that could result in hundreds of thousands of people paying much more for their water. brian flores is live in fremont with which stays could be affected by this. good morning, brian. >> reporter: we're talking about 331,000 customers. residents living in fremont, union city and newark could all be affected. it depends what happens at a meeting at the alameda county water district. obviously, we're in a drut condition so the district is telling people to conserve but the catch 22 here is that it is reducing the agency's income. it's projecting an 11.7 million shortfall, in fact. to generate more money the board is considering a tiered rate structure based on how much units of water each household uses. a unit is defined as 748 gallons. there would be no surcharge for homes that would use up to 16 u nipts per water but between 16

and 30 units residents would be paying $5 extra per unit and more than 30 gallons, $6 or higher depending whether this proposal passes. according to the contra costa times, the board could consider other ways to save. you can see some of the plans that are urging people to save water. but the district is also considering having construction projects halted. of course, this decision will be made tonight here at the meeting. but it will be put up for a public vote and that meeting is scheduled for july. we are live in fremont, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. this could be the last day of testimony in the trial of a protester accused of assaulting law enforcement officers in sonoma county. the trial stems from a rowdy demonstration late last year in santa rosa. prosecutors say ramon cairo attacked officers protesting the fatal shooting of andy lopez by a sonoma county

sheriff's deputy. the case is expected to go to the jury late today or early tomorrow. he faces the possibility of a year in jail if he's found guilty. 8:15. this week berkeley city council plans to take up the issue of allowing police to have tasers. it comes weeks after a berkeley police officer was beaten unconscious during a disturbance at aquatic park. the berkeley police officers association says the incident could have been prevented if the officer had a taser. council members say at tomorrow night's meeting they will ask the city manager to re-examine the impact of police having tasers. some people in berkeley expressed concern that police would use the tasers inappropriately. the number of children getting hurt by baby gates that are installed incorrectly is increasing. a new study by academic pediatrics shows nearly 2,000 kids are treated in emergency rooms each year due to baby gate-related injuries.

researchers say most of those injuries result from falling through or climbing on the gates. in 1990, only four out of every 100,000 children got hurt by incorrectly stalled baby gates. in 2010, the number increased to 13. the world's first openly gay bishop is getting divorced. gene robinson has been a bishop since 2003. he and his partner have been together for more than 25 years and have been legally recognized as a married couple since 2010. when talking about the divorce, robinson said it is a small comfort that, like any marriage, gay and lesbian couples, face the same copplications that heterosexual couples do. let's check in with sal. you are saying the east bay traffic is a mess. >> it has been. you know, once the bay bridge has problems, the problems start to filter out to the rest of the eat bay commute -- east

bay commute. i've seen it happening for years. as we go to highway 24, it's slightly busker is than it normally is -- busier than it normally is. this is because of an earlier crash on the upper deck. they removed the crash from the lanes quickly. it was a noninjury crash. it was on the shoulder. that's why traffic is backed up for a 45, 50-minute delay. depending upon which lane you are in. especially if you are on 880. horrible out there. as we move along, westbound 80 has been slow because of this backup at the bay bridge. we also have westbound 580 very slow out of san leandro and 880 north is slow. getting some delays on b.a.r.t. into san francisco. 10, 15-minute delay from downtown oakland to san

francisco partly cloudy for some. mostly cloudy for others. all the way to cazadero. timothy, says it's my birthday, can you dpiv me a shout, yes, i can -- give me a shout? yes, i can. low pressure coming in for may. it doesn't have a lot of cloud cover to work with it but it has cool air. it will pick up the breeze. san jose starting off partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. mostly sunny. a high of 68. temperatures will be below average today. a little bit of rain to the north, emphasis on "little." but there's been about .10 to .3. this will pick up over the sierra nevada tonight into tomorrow and northeast california as the low begins to drop in. had a couple of 40s. now they are 50s. the higher clouds are clearing ut o generally, san francisco oakland south. not a rip-roaring breeze yet. but we expect that to pick up as the low begins to move into

california. it's getting very close. it's diving into northern california, sierra nevada, to las vegas. southern nevada. that's no doubt about it gonna give us a rather blustery few days. 40s, 50s. there's our low. it's on its way. if it was going east, i wouldn't say it's a big deal. because it's heading into california, that is going to give us maybe some windy conditions tonight and also temperatures staying below average for a few days. sun and clouds. the low might pick up a few showers. i doubt it makes it here. the wind cranks up tonight into tomorrow. temperatures will be very brisk tomorrow morning. cooler, breezy. sun, cloud, showers to the north. don't want you to be surprised or anything. a lot of 60s. a couple of very low 70s. clearlake only 67. napa, 68. san rafael, 65.

richmond, 65. low 70s. pittsburg, antioch, brentwood, oakley, maybe pleasanton, eeking out a 70. a couple of low 70s in the santa clara valley over to santa cruz. but upper 60s, saratoga, los gatos. woodside, 50s, 60s. mainly on the coast in the city. parts of the peninsula as well. windy and cool on tuesday with showers up in the sierra nevada. a cool, breezy pattern on wednesday. then we rebound and temperatures warm up with more sunshine towards the end of the week. 8:21. more fallout from target's big scut breach over the holidays. the ceo is now out of a job. in 20 minutes, what target is doing to make target safer. cell phones were flying. people were screaming. it was very, very carry. terror on board a flight. the incident that left passengers with a story they

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colorado woman is in critical condition this morning after being trapped for days in the wreckage of her car. she was reported missing four days ago. she was rescued after hikers spotted her upside down car. she had written notes on an umbrella pleading for help and she held the umbrella outside the car hoping someone out on the highway would see it. she was severely dehydrated and is listed in critical condition. the highway patrol is making a difference on bay area freeways by flying several thousand feet in the air. the chp's golden gate air operations unit patrols all nine bay area counties with freeways and highways spanding 6900 square miles. they can track dangerous drivers from the air avoiding the need for a high-speed chase on the ground. >> we're looking for the people that are doing dangerous things

that are driving in such a way that they are a danger to themselves and a danger to the people around them. >> the air units have sophisticated cameras that you allow officers to zoom in on them. they recently busted a motorcyclist going 120 miles an hour on 580 in oakland. 8:26. passengers called it the ride of zoom. they were talking about a flight from philadelphia after hitting a severe patch of turbulence. witnesses say things got really crazy, 20 minutes after taking off on the way to orlando, florida last night. many describe the ten seconds of turbulence like something out of an action movie. >> we were climbing, climbing, climbing. it was a huge drop. i was sitting with my seat belt on. but i saw the lady three rows in front of me, she bashed her head like all the way up to the plastic and the plastic was broken and a piece of hair was

hanging out of the plastic. >> 300 people were on the plane. six were hurt including a child and a flight attendant. the plane did quickly turn around. a rescheduled flight eventually made it to florida. 8:27. a cinco de mayo controversy returns to a high school in morgan hill. we're live out there to show you what's going on. a lot of traffic, a lot of protesters and flags. how students are reacting to this protest outside of their school this morning. >> reporter: a veteran pilot, killed in the fiery crash at a bay area airshow. we'll tell you how he's being remembered by his friends and family this morning and what some fellow pilots say may have played a role in the accident. we're still looking at a commute that's superbusy. this might be an alternate route for you. coming up we'll tell you about the san mateo bridge and how long it's taking to get across the bay. the weather is not

superbusy yet. tomorrow, a low-pressure system drops in the sierra nevada. if you don't like the breeze or the wind, you may not like the forecast. but we'll agive give it to you -- coming up.

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welcome back. good morning to you. 8:30. we're live. a demonstration at a bay area high school that's getting nationwide attention, it's just wrapping unright about now. all of this stems from a controversy connected to cinco de mayo. now, coming up in two minutes, ktvu's janine de la vega who is out there now will tell us what initiated this whole movement and what the school is doing because of all of this attention. we'll have all of the details. good morning.

it's monday, it's may 5th. i'm dave clark. let's check your weather and traffic. steve is over there. >> thank you, dave. we do have a mostly sunny sky. a lot of these high clouds are zooming out. sun, clouds, cool, breezy. clouds, a few scattered showers are possible. mainly mendocino county and over the sierra the next 24 hours for us, the result will be a windy pattern. we'll bottom out tomorrow on the temperatures. today, a lot of 68s, including palo alto, concord, san jose and napa. could be a scattered shower or two. 50s on the temperatures. everyone is pretty close. coast, bay, inland. have not bounced too far off the morning lows. livermore 9. it's a sign of things to come. the low is on the way to the

veard -- down to las vegas. sun, clouds, a few showers possible to the north but i think windy and cool is the bigger story for us. highs today, below average 60s r for many or very -- 60s for many or very low 7s -- 70s. when it comes to the bay bridge, it's been slow. we've had slow traffic approaching from almost everywhere you look. please give yourself extra time if you are driving on the bridge. it's been in some cases a 45- minute drive on the span and we haven't had a very good commute at all. the reason there was a crash earlier that was in the lanes, it's been removed. it's up near treasure island and people are looking at it. that's why it's been so slow. the san mateo bridge about a 15- minute drive across the span. 101 is slow. i might still use the san mateo bridge instead of the bay bridge today if it was close

enough to my commute. northbound 101 has been slow in palo alto. 85 and 280 is improve. the east bay freeway is slow. let's go back to the desk. all right, sal. happening now, a protest that caused a big traffic jam at one south bay high school, it just wrapped up. all of this stems from controversy on cinco de mayo four years ago. ktvu's janine de la vega is live in morgan hill now to tell us why many students say they don't want any part of this. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. well, the demonstration has ended. and school has started for the day. i do want to show you, though, over here, a chain-link fence has been put up temporarily in front of live oak high school. that was done to protect the

students. you can see there is a sign made by the students symbolizing u unity -- unity. demonstrators say they are standing up for freedom of speech. this all stems from what happened at the school back in 2010. four students wore american flag t-shirts on cinco de mayo. they were told to turn them inside out. a recent 9th circuit court ruling sided with the school district on how it handled the situation. >> they said the school has the right to make that decision. i think that's wrong. i think there are better ways to solve problems than to change discrimination from one point and move it over to the other. >> reporter: the superintendent says students will not be punished if they wear american flags on their shirts today. students put together a video

and posted it on youtube. they've declared today green and gold day and say the past is the past. one man, though, showed up with a mexican flag this morning and stood with demonstrators. >> showing equality, showing peace, showing that the demonstration can be peaceful and there won't be any problems. i'm showing it will be nonviolent. i have my arm around her to show peace. >> reporter: security has been ramped up at the school. police are out in front of the school. they've been monitoring traffic and the demonstrators that were here earlier today. they still plan on keeping a close eye on the school. there was a chp helicopter that flew overhead. so far, everything was pretty peaceful, though there have been posts that a motorcycle group not associated with a patriot is gonna hold some sort of afternoon rally. we're not sure if that's gonna happen. but a parent and community group was supposed to hold a peaceful march here earlier but they said out of respect for the students who didn't want

them here, they didn't show up at all. instead, they are holding yet another rally at 5:00 p.m. at a morgan hill park. reporting live from morgan hill, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:36. this morning, we talked to b.a.r.t. police about a stabbing that happened last night on board a train passing through oakland. police say one b.a.r.t. passenger stabbed another passenger in the arm as the train was approaching the lake merritt station. the police stopped the train at the san leandro b.a.r.t. station searching for that attacker but he apparently got off the train at another station. the man who was stabbed was in stable condition at highland hospital. police are still not sure if that was a random attack or if the stabbing victim was targeted. a veteran stunt pilot is dead after crashing during an airshow at travis air force base. and now response time is being questioned after witnesses say it took about five minutes for them to reach the crash site. the pilot's been identified as

77-year-old eddie andreini. he had been flying since he was 16 and was known for the maneuvers he could pull off in the air. this is video of him a sacramento airshow two years ago. he turns his plane upside down and flies low to the ground. a knife attached to the tail of the plane slices a ribbon held 20 feet above the runway. yesterday afternoon, that same maneuver ended with eddie andreini's plan hitting the ground, skidding and catching on fire. witnesses say they watched the fire spread as they waited for emergency responders to get to the crash site. >> the announcer was saying they practice for this. everybody stay where you are. you practice for this. but where are you? >> the ntsb is investigating the crash. the colonel with travis air force base said the response time will be one of the factors look into during the investigation. this crash comes one week after a plane slammed into the bay

north of the richmond/san rafael bridge. the pilot of the crash was killed. investigators say he was flying across another plane when they collided in midair. both planes were returning from an airshow in half moon bay. the pilot has been identified as david everett plumb. one of the most deadly accidents happened at the reno air races in 2011. a pilot lost control of his plane and crashed into a group of spectators. 11 people, including the pipe, were killed. we have more coverage of this weekend's deadly crash at ktvu.com. we've posted the latest information under the top story tab including raw video taken right after the crash. governor brown will honor and pay tribute to eight california law enforcement officers killed last year in the line of duty. the governor will speak at a memorial ceremony in sacramento for those officers. among those to be honored, santa cruz police officers lauren butch baker and

elizabeth butler. they were shot and killed in february of last year while investigating a sexual assault complaint. their names will be added to the peace officers memorial monument in sacramento. the vice president interrupted. >> we'll do that, too, kid. but let me finish my speech. new details emerge about a deadly police shooting in dublin. we'll tell you about the call that led police to the call in the first place. we're still looking at the traffic that's gonna be very slow on a lot of the east bay commutes. highway 24, 880, 580. you get the point. we'll tell you what caused all of this. bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose.

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let's bring you up to date on some of the top stories we're following for you -- today, fire season officially starts here in the bay area. since late january, calfire has been hiring and training seasonal firefighters and they are expecting a very busy fire season because of our dry conditions this year. three suspects are in the alameda county jail this morning accused of brutally

beating two sheriff deputies. the suspects are facing felony charges after a violent incident in castro valley saturday night. one deputy will need facial reconstruction surgery as a result of that beating. and we're getting new details this morning about the investigation into a deadly police shooting in dublin. police say an 18-year-old threatened the police with a baseball bat. ktvu's tara moriarty joining us live from the apartment complex where this happened. you talked to the coroner earlier this morning. tara? >> reporter: yeah, and the coroner said it had a very busy weekend. it's a bit backlogged and probably won't be able to release the identity of the suspect in this kate until tomorrow. we know that last night shortly around 6:00, three officers were responding to a domestic call. investigators say an officer was forced to shoot and kill an 18-year-old man after he attacked him with a baseball bat at the front door.

the officer said that he felt his life was in immediate danger and fired several rounds. he received his injuries to his hand and arm, was treated at the scene and taken to the station for questioning. paramedics arrived at the scene but were unable to revive the 18-year-old. police say it appears the suspect physically assaulted his mother shortly before they were called to the home. police have not commented on whether the officer will be placed on leave and officers are supposed to be giving us another update sometime later this afternoon. we'll let you know what we find out. i'm dive from dublin, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:44. new this morning, target's ceo is out of a job. it's the latest fallout from that massive security breach right around the holiday shopping season. pam cook is in the newsroom with the actions target is trying to repair its image and bring back its customers. >> good morning. target still recovering from one of the largest credit card thefts in history. it's definitely affecting

business. sales have dropped nearly 4% in the latest quarter. retailor faces -- retailer faces more than 80 lawsuits related to the breach and the news came that after 350 years target's ceo and chairman of the board is stepping down. gregg steinhafel is resigning after extensive discussions with the board of directors. targets announced all of the store brand red cards will be reissued as master card chip and pip cards in 2015. chip and pin technology widely used in the u.k. it's considered more secure than the magnetic cards because they are embedded with a microchip that generates a different single-use code to process a transaction. it will cost target an estimated $100 million to make the switch. now, this is all going on as federal and state investigators continue into how target responded to the hacker attack.

reporting live in the newsroom, pam coomb, cut -- pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. sal, you've been really busy and those folks at the toll plaza, my heart bleeds for them. >> one of things where we didn't have a major crash on the bridge. we had a crash. but people being who they are, a lot of them rubber nked and they were looking at the crash at treasure island. traffic westbound is gonna backed up for a 30, 45-minute delay. let me show you what's going on to the carquinez bridge. almost an hour with no traffic that trip usually takes more than 15 minutes so we are looking at an extremely elevated drive time as you drive through. san jose quietly trying to get in here with some of the slowest traffic in the bay especially on 101, 85 and 280 are improging. we talked about 80. i want to show you that traffic -- this keeps happening.

traffic is going to be slow on highway 24, 880 and 580. a glitch in the mask. you can see how slow traffic is in the east bay. let's go to steve. thank you, sir. some sun out. most of the higher clouds are clearing out. the low clouds kind of filtering around. higher clouds on their way to the east. associated with a system. the main core is up here. it's an open system but it's going to form a closed low over the sierra nevada or at least close to it and then dive down to the southern nevada area, las vegas. that will keep a breezy pattern going. there will be some rain associated with it. i don't think much hits us here. but it's possible. mendocino county, lake county and no doubt about in the sierra nevada area. coast, bay, inland, 50s. everyone is close here. the low responsible for the system that's developing is there off seattle and portland. has a little bit of oomph. and that's going to filter in

tomorrow. 40sen the temperatures and 50s. even you find 60s. you have to go south here. a lot of 50s here. our system is making a b-line toward the sierra nevada and southern nevada and then we'll have cool conditions. below average temperatures. sun and clouds in the morning. kind of breezy. not for everybody. but the breeze will pick up tonight. there could be a few showers. mainly tomorrow it looks like a windy and cooler day. today, cooler and breezy. highs will be in the 60s or very low 70s. these are below average temperatures. these should be 64, 74. most locations will run 2, 4 degrees. a couple of low 70s. a lot of 60s. the days are longer, the nights are longer. in is a cool system. it will eject out by wednesday and then we see more sunshine and warmer temperatures. 8:48. new this morning, thailand and

japan are both recovering after being hit by strong earthquakes. the quake in japan hit about 17 hours ago in the ocean southwest of tokyo. the quake in thailand hit a few hours ago and was certainerred in the northern part of the country but was felt as far away as bangkok. and foe foes are all over -- photos are all over social media. roads, buildings, buddhist temples are damaged. people had to be evacuated from the main airport. information is still coming in. but so far no reports of injuries there. in japan, video captured the quake rattling windows and security cameras and authorities say as we mentioned, 17 people were hurt. it's the strongest quake to hit the area since the magnitude 9.0 earthquake and tsunami of 2011. 8:49. new this morning from nigeria an

slaustist leader -- islamicist leader accused ofry. the president of the nigeria promised to rescue those girls kidnapped last month. 53 of the girls were airlines to escape. over the weekend, thousands of people from los angeles to london held up signs reading, hashtag bringbackourgirls. and jesus christ jesus christ bringbackour-- bringbackbauer -- bringbackourgirls. [doorbell rings]

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investigators in vallejo are calling a fire in a converted garage suspicious. it was reported at 6:00 yesterday morning at a home on lincoln road. firefighters say the garage had been converted into a living space. it's unclear how many people were staying there. they say it appears the fire was started by nammable liquids. no one was hurt -- flammable liquids. no one was hurt.

police responded to reports of gunshots near virginia and south 12th street. one person died there at the scene. another gunshot victim showed up at a hospital. investigators think the shooting was triggered by a neighborhood dispute. so far no arrests have been made. bay area police are still searching for the gunman who shot and killed a man driving on interstate 580 in richmond on saturday. police say the 31-year-old was driving a ford suv near regatta boulevard when shots were fired from another car. he lost control and the suv crashed. tomorrow richmond city leaders will discuss the idea of making the minimum wage higher than anywhere else in the state. there's a proposal to raise the city's minimum wage to $12.30 an hour in the next four years. but last month, four city

council members voted against raising the minimum wage without input from business owners. the current proposal would not apply to businesses with fewer than ten workers. 8:55. in a commencement speech over the weekend, joe biden was heckled to start deportation of immigrants and he hinted the obama administration will do just that. >> the immigrant community represented something special we never talk about. we'll do that, too, kid, but let meet get finished with my speech. >> now, the vice president didn't elaborate further in that speech to miami-dade college graduates. republicans countered that illegal immigrants have to be deported as a matter of law. >> you have to fix illegal immigration. i'm whole heartly in favor of

-- wholeheartedly in favor of that. >> house speaker john boehner says republicans are working on the issue but they will take a piece-meal approach focusing first on securing the border between the u.s. and mexico. tickets go on sale in just over an four for the final concert at kand ill still park. on august 14th, he will return to the place where the beatles played their last concert in 1966. tickets go on tale at 10:00 a.m -- on sale at 10:00 a.m. three teenagers in sacramento accused of stealing the flint mobile in a comic bookstore will not face charges. they were put to work instead dressing up as flintstone

characters. and sales skyrocketed because of the guys out there. >> kind of a win-win. want to check in one more time with sal. make sure you are probably good the monday morning commute is winding down. a lot of drivers are, too. >> and i want to remind you that today is cinco de mayo. unfortunately, it's been associated with people drinking too much. make sure you designate a driver and just stay home. that's -- that's what i would do. stay home tonight. let's take a look at westbound bay bridge. traffic is backed up to the macarthur maze. a 40, 45-minute delay coming into the city. san mateo bridge could be an alternate. slightly better than the bay bridge. last-minute traffic times, 24, 880 and 580 all very slow. let's go to steve. >> a little mix of machine, partly cloudy. maybe not too breezy yet. temperatures cool, then windy on tuesday into wednesday and

then sunny, warmer, thursday and friday. >> thank you, steve. into that's our -- that's our report this morning. >> be sure to watch the news at noon for more on the cinco de mayo protests in morgan hill getting national attention. we're always here for you at ktvu.com as well as twitter and facebook. thank you for joining us. for over 60,000 california foster children,

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hello every body. it is a brand new week, we have some brand new videos for you. right this minute. >> a repo man in a choke hold by a man that happens to be a new mexico state police officer. >> the confrontation that gets even crazier after the cops show up. everybody is obeying the rules of the road. >> but sometimes you can't control this stuff. >> the moment things take a wrong turn. >> a