. livermore alight breeze for you, but half moon bay gusting to 20 miles per hour, sunny and breezy along the coast, it will be windy. let me show you what it will get into the afternoon. san francisco half moon bay, the gusts could be 10 miles per hour above that. expect that for the second half of your day. temperatures meanwhile until the 60s in the bay, low to mid 70, 73 in concord, 75 in and the yak. i'll have your mother's day forecast i'll show you the numbers coming up. we are following developing news in alameda county where a sheriff's deputy shot a robbery suspect. there are two separate crime scenes in two different cities.

the investigation in san leandro in this officer involved shooting has just begun. what's happening now. >> reporter: the crime tape is up around this area, you can see evidence markers off to our left pinpointing the shell cases from the shooting. you can see some of the stuff that the robbers had on him, there are cartons of cigarettes on the ground and cash and wallet and clothing thrown here on the parking lot. police say a 22 and 21-year-old man robbed this 7/11 in san leandro. they beat up the store clerk, but that clerk was able to activate a holdup alarm. the robbers were running out of the store. one of the deputies saw the robber reach for something in his belt. that's when the deputy fired

shots striking one of the robbers. the robber crashed on 92 at the international exit. so far investigators have not been able to find a gun on either one of the two men involved in the robbery. this may not have been an armed robbery but jd nelson said it was a dangerous situation for deputies. >> when you are involved in the business of robbing people and beating them up you put yourself in danger of being shot during that process and that's what happened today. >> and the sheriff's spokesman said the 22-year-old man who was shot has an extensive criminal history. he had an outstanding warrant for his arrest for a previous incident. he and the robber involved in the crash are in involved in the hospital and their conditions are not known. crime scene technicians are continuing to gather evidence for this investigation.

ktvu news. it was a bumpy landing in san jose but the pilot and the two passengers on board are okay. from our camera in downtown, you can see the flashing lights from emergency vehicles, a spokesman from the airport said the rough landing did not have any impact on flight operations, it was later determined that there was a problem with the plane's landing gear. they're accused of breaking another student's jaw and kicking a dog. this man is scheduled to be arraigned on monday on a charge of felony battery. berkeley police were called to the fraternity house earlier this week. the alleged victim said drew punched him several times and attacked his dog. the fight started when the dog bit drew. >> he's hopeful that once we get the opportunity to speak with all the people that were were involved they'll realize

this wasn't some premeditated fight. it wasn't anything that was malicious. >> fraternity members did not want it appear on camera they said the alleged victim is back in the hospital with his jaw wired shut and could need reconstructive surgery. >> at region park we're tracking the case and cooperating with the berkeley police department with the investigation. he's been suspended indefinitely from the team pending further information. rumors outside of a berkeley high school brought hundreds of people to the campus. the rumors were spread through social media, they showed up after school to keep the peace, several fights broke out anyway. several students were assaulted and three people were pepper sprayed. >> this guy came out with a black eye, and bloody nose, he was not messed up. >> it's been and combination of

kids from oakland tech, berkeley technical and perkily high school. >> police say yesterday was the first recent friday that large clouds showed up on shat tuck avenue. three students were arrested for assault. >> there is new information for 276 school girls kidnapped by terrorists in nigeria. a second group is going to head to nigeria to assist. they're joining military advisors who joined yesterday. england is also coming in. they're trying to take down the boko haram tryst group. they said it -- terrorist group. to mark mother's day this weekly address was given by

michelle obama. she honored all mothers she expressed outrage on this kidnapping. >> this unconscionable act was trying to attempt to snuff out the aspirations of young girls. >> the first lady has been visible in raising awareness about now year i can't. bring back our girls, a paper read. >> a vigil starts monday night on the 200 block of university in palo alto. they want to stand in solidarity with their sisters in my year i can't. there will be a town meeting. the superintendent will be there to answer questions. the meeting starts at the middle school on coolidge avenue. there will be another meeting

next month if you can't make this meeting. napa police say last year's crime rate dropped 12% compared to the year before. there were fewer burglaries thefts and stolen vehicles. rapes, robberies and assaults slightly increased. people living in other places saw an increase in crime according to county stats. a walk is planned in san leandro for friends of homicide vick tis. they called 1,000 mothers to organize the 3k walk at the park. the group was founded by who are rain tailor who lost her twin sons through gun violence in oakland. that walks starts at 10:00 this morning. it's the largest single day food drive in the nation. you can help drop off canned food, it's the stamp hunger advance. it's to provide assistance to

those who struggle to get food on the table every day. they dropped off 800,pounds of food, but the need still remains high. >> we don't just deliver deliver the mail, we deliver food. in doing so when we're districting the mail if there is any canned goods nonperishable items we'll pick it up and bring it back to our station. >> to fulfill it, you have to fill it with nonperishable food items and put it in your mailbox. you can drop your donation off at the post office. it's la is opening at bay area stores today. it's la says when you come in shoppers will be able to take part in informational sessions on what tesla offers.

it can take three hours to learn all the different options. drivers in san francisco should expect changes to the last exit before the golden gate bridge. for about a month, the 101 exit is being moved. you can see from this and medication if you drive northbound on 101 you'll see an exit is about 1,000 feet sooner than normal and if you mix that exit, guess what? you'll have to cross the bridge and then when you come back you'll have to pay that $7 to get back into san francisco. a firey accident did he have states a family. >> a child now is without his mother. how is he going to grow up without her? >> a teenage boy who was deaf describes the crash that took his mother's life. >> who you a local family is coming together after that loss. an extensive search for a hot air balloon after it caught fire thousands of feet in the

sky, new information released a few hours ago. a forecast for your saturday and the numbers that kick in. we'll return to the 90s, i'll show you coming up.

. well, a body has been found on the side of the hot air balloon crash. it crashed with three people inside. they saw the balloon in flames and herd people screaming for help. crews are still searching for two others who are still missing. >> we've found a debris field, we found different items that would have been inside the hot air balloon, this is just very helpful for us in our search efforts because we have an area of concentration. it was supposed to be a

festival that was set to begin today. burglary police are looking for burglars who smashed into an apple store. it happened on fourth street. they left the old black pontiac at the scene. apple customers who had appointments were turned away from the store. >> we're not going to take any appointments until further notice. one apple employee said $40,000 worth of phones, tablets computers and monitors were taken. police have not said if there is more than one burglar or even if that car was stolen. a national landmark reopens on monday nearly three years after a devastating earthquake, the washington monument has closed since 2011. it actually shifted part of the 55 story building. the monument is made out of

100,000 solid rock. one was four feet long at the top of the building. private donations paid for the restoration project. the public is invited to a free party to mark the reopening of the san francisco tower. it's been closed for major repairs. we showed you the artists at work to show you the depression era murals. it has better lighting and access. there's a celebration for the san bruno project. it elevated the caltrain tracks above throw crossings at san bruno and san mateo and angus avenues. it opened to the public last month. the project was designed to keep drivers and pedestrianses safe and reduce traffic jabs jams. we're off to a good start this weekend by the looks of that sunrise, let's turn to

rosemary to see how we're doing this saturday. >> it's a nice start to the day. temperatures are not too bad out there. a nice warning for a run. maybe a bike ride being outdoors watching your young ones play soccer. we have winds back in the forecast for your afternoon. i want to show you the satellite view and show you the culprit involved here. look at this spin over oregon. this is going to shift southeast. it will make tracks over utah into the afternoon and late tonight. ment impact for us will be the wind. we'll be mild and sunny, but that wind will be back with us. it's going to be quite breezy even windy along the coastline with gusts to about 40 miles per hour possible again for today. so, in a nutshell temperatures similar to yesterday, i think we'll be slightly warmer, but if it was windy in your neighborhood yesterday, it's going to be windy again this afternoon. and then if we get into the

second half of your week, starting with your mother's day temperatures are going to begin to warm and summer like heat on its way back. we could break records on tuesday and wednesday, looking like they'ring it to be the hottest and we could see a slight cool down on thursday. we have a few days where it will be rather uncomfortable especially for inland communities. temperatures in the 50s around the bay, a few upper 40s and fairfield slipping to 43 degrees at this hour. cool outside your door. meanwhile san jose you're checking in at 53, 73 for nevada, 68 for berkeley, mid 60 in san francisco, and 606 in pacifica, and into the south bay, 71 mountain view, morgan you go to 73. so, these numbers are nice, it will be the wind that will be bothersome especially to the closer to the coast that you are.

if you're thinking of getting out of the water there are small craft advisories. taking it one day at at that time, notice as we get into the mother's day, a notable jump here, there are areas in livermore as well as morgan hill and mid bay, there are upper 70s in the forecast, mid- 60s at the coast, that's when it begins to heat up. temperatures reaching 90 degrees by monday, mid-90s by tuesday, are are you looking at wednesday, it's some of the inland cities on wednesday, the bay will be warm as well reaching 90 degrees by tuesday into wednesday and along the coast, it will be a beach day low 80s in the forecast with mostly sunny skies. >> well, ocean salmon fishing season opens today in areas in northern california close to the oregon borders. they're predicting large numbers of salmon along the coast. it's open for the people in the

bay area on and there is one bag limit for people on land and one for people in a boat. they are educating residents for people to honor water cuts. >> we're looking for water in the street getting the water back to -- following the water back to the search. >> homeowners who do not comply to the restrictions they could be find $50 and they're noticing a difference. the drought in california could increase your power bill this summer. the agency that controls the power grid says there should be enough electricity, but the drought and low snow pack will decrease the amount of cheap

hydrea electric power. thermal generation such as geysers could drop, pg&e says extra power will have to come from the expensive open market. pg&e is expected to run its gas facilities at higher levels. despite everyone's best guess new york city somebody not the most stressed out city in the country. that honor goes to washington, d.c., oakland and san francisco went to the top 6. it measures stress levels with criteria such as commute time, unemployment, cost of living and hours worked. new york, miami, and jersey city routed out that to five. dimming the lights on a vital service, the cuts ahead for the walnut creek library, what's on the table and what it could mean for hours and for staffing. a dangerous illness, steps a school is taking in the

entrance of whooping cough cases.

a reward is being offered about graffiti in danville. the graffiti threatened harm on may 8th. no events were reported, this may have been a prank, but they're taking it seriously. they're offering are a $1,000 reward for anyone who knows anything about it, and they're hoping someone will come forward. we told you about increases in cases at the elementary school in martinez. there are nine cases of confirmed whooping cough. there is danger in the infection. >> ten babies died through the the state. what we're trying to do is

protect the babies from it. >> they've confirmed 49 cases in contra costa county of whooping cough. they've seen 17 in napa and nine in the last two weeks. there were 13 cases in napa county reported for the entire year. all three of this year's cases are children in middle school or high school. some in west oakland are getting rebates and a cut in rent, that's because of an infestation of bed bugs and roaches. they've given a dozen tenants at the emery apartments thousands of dollars in rebates. the hearing officer who decided the case said the tenants will have their rent reduced until their apartments are free of roaches and bed bugs. thousands are expected to gather at the great wall of

oakland for the annual cat festival. it's inspired fee behind artist, cat themed videos and the festival was so successful and the event raise will raise money and the money will go to the spca. >> when bart will start carrying passengers. >> what we're learning about a high speed chase and a crash and who is in custody. >> i'll line up your saturday temperatures and i will show you when and where we'll be at our windiest coming up. dog: get four years interest-free financing

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. good morning, welcome back i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. let's look at the weather. rosemary is cooking up something for us. yes, it's going to get warm, it's going to be breezy. if you're going to the game this afternoon, i should say early evening, the game time is 6:05, it's a west,

northwesterly breeze. it's generally light out there. it's breezy in and around half moon bay. winds will pick up during the lunch hour from 10 to 20 miles per hour. by the second half of the afternoon and into the evening hours this is when the winds will be at their strongest gusting to near 40 degrees once again along the coastline and notice they're very widespread from napa to contra costa and santa rosa. the closer you are to the coast the chances are the breezier it will be. temperaturewise santa rosa 49, 49 walnut creek and upper 40s to low 50s and even 60 degrees in oakland. it's a lot like we had yesterday, slightly warmer for some. 72 san jose, 60 in oakland, 65

in san francisco, and cool and brisk along the coastline. today will be and mild one. tomorrow we start to talk about a big warmup coming our way and i'll line those numbers up coming up. a robbery at a 7-11 leads to a deputy involved shooting. this is a live picture of the convenience store on fairmont drive and east 14th street. investigators have sealed off that area for hours now as they continue to collect evidence. you can see the markers there. just before 1:30 this morning, they responded to a security alarm that was going up. as soon as they arrived at the store, they saw two suspects running from the 7-11 into a car. the sheriff's department spokesman one of the suspects reached into his pocket and it caused the deputy to open fire. >> the suspect is in the hospital and he did confirm that the store had been robbed. we recovered the money on one

of the suspects. >> the wounded suspect remained on the scene, the other suspect drove away and he was chased and crashed into a concrete road barrier. one was taken to the hospital for observation, they did not recover a gun but the clerk was beaten up during the robbery. a woman is mourning the loss of her daughter, 37-year- old natalie was driving with her boyfriend and her 16-year- old son, all three are deaf. they were on an interstate in new mexico when a big rig crashed into it and it killed her and her boyfriend. >> losing my daughter is horrible. it's really hard. >> her son was in the front passenger seat.

he was a sleep had the crash happened and remembers his mother putting out her arm arm to protect hill. once in the hospital he didn't know how to contact relatives and reached out on facebook and is now reunited and people are helping with expenses. this happened in a mobile home, statements made by the sole survivor a man who lives in a home helped him to escape and he went inside to rescue a woman. neither made it out alive. a disabled person lived in there and it appears the fire started in the kitchen. a former cal fire chief accused of killing his girlfriend, orrville fleming was on the loose and accused of killing his girlfriend. he still has keys that can

access every cal fire station in the state. he's armed and may be hiding out in the santa cruz mountains. >> he's got weapons on him that have not been accounted for. he's an avid outdoors man and knows how to survive in rugged areas. deputies have been told to be on the lookout. investigators are trying to figure out what caused the military jet to crash into the desert in arizona. the pilot ejected before the crash. it happened near the indian community. the cause of that crash has not yet been determined. more information is coming now regarding the deadly collision near the bay. the pilot who survived the crash said he heard a thump and saw the other maine, a single engine cessna plummet. they had taken part in an air

show. the surviving pilot suggested anything close together to make a good photograph. the san francisco fire department, she blamed her of the death of a passenger and leaked her to the media. she survived the crash but died when she was run over a truck. another one ran over her twice, and the department used her as a scapegoat. >> the department targeted her in order to hide the lack of training to the commanding officers to hide the violation of the rules that occurred out there on the field. >> she also claims that she was african american and a lesbian and has a history of filing

harassment complaints. she's proud of all first responders who performed well under extraordinary circumstances. a violent attack was caught on york street north of 19th street. officers say he hit her with a tire iron and then you can see at the top of the screen she falls down and the man grabs her bag and she gets up and chases after him. he did get away. they are hoping someone recognizes the man in the video. petaluma police have a led that could end this ordeal, a surveillance video is from cal west rentals. it says when the man never returned the trailer and generator he used he used a fake credit card and a stolen id. he said his driver's license was stolen a few months ago. >> i really hope that this guy gets caught because he's using my name all over the place.

police say the suspect has rented and never returned several constructed related items. he probably works in construction or knows someone he can sell that equipment to. anyone with information on this case is asked to call the petaluma police department. someone is trying to drive them away, four businesses have been tagged with graffiti, the words get lost were spray painted on a window. the man who owns the businesses said he fell in love with the neighborhood because of diversity and now the vandals are accusing him of discrimination. >> it's a great group of people and they have meaningful work and for them to have to start their day with scrubbing hateful speech is a tough way to get it going. >> they say it's not responsible for the environment, it's boycotting

the four stores saying some people in the neighborhood were told to leave because they did not fit the clientele. it's still under construction it won't be in service until the fall. we're getting a look at a ride on the bart connector, what a ride will look like. >> bartlett us attack a couple of cameras one to the side and with unto the front window. >> it's only after the uspc signs off, whether we allow anyone, whether it's jerry brown or claudine wong to ride the train. >> it was worth the trip. it was an 8 minute ride, and we'll show you what it will look like as it makes it down the 3.2-mile track. along the way you'll get a birds eye view of oakland and the coliseum. it tests the ability of a packed car to stop and start smoothly. it simulates a car full of people with luggage. >> it has to be a smooth curve

with active deceleration and acceleration. >> they have to be seated 24 hours 7 days a week and this is where all the operators basically run the system. it's state of the art technology so it's pretty sophisticated. >> everyone has gone smoothly? >> so far, yes. >> these trains are pulled by cables similar to the way a gondola or cable car moves. the project will change the way bart required riders get to the airport. >> it's going to cost more but extending the bar is a good thing. >> buses come every ten minutes, trains will come every four, the bus ride takes 18 machines if you get green lights at all the intersections. the project has been decades in the making and has its share of credits making for a bumpy ride

but bart insists it's the future. >> let's face it nobody thinks that the bus is the way of the future for transportation. >> this project is on time and on budget and they're hoping to have it in service in the fall so it can carry passengers for the busy holiday travel season. >> all on board, amtrak is inviting you to celebrate the station on horton street. it's hosting a event from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and they're celebrating why trains are important. some of the festivities will include music arts and crafts train equipment displays and photo opportunities. today marks the seventh national train day. the bay area is on the top of the list of the national park system, the going bring recreation area, and blue ridge party and i don't see was the

third -- yosemite was the third most visited park of the year. >> it was a brutal attack they are develop disinstructive. >> he talked about the same group that kidnapped the girls. and he has a warning about the group's notorious leader. >> the victims of the 9-11 attack, the big step today to honor their memory. >> i'll have a look at your weather today and take a look at the second half of the weekend and show you when summer like weather will return to the bay area. that's coming up.

. stand is welcoming 39 new firefighters to the department. the 116th recruit class celebrated graduation this morning. one wife is proud of all of them. one used to be a gardner with the city's parks and rec department. president obama is back in washington today after a successful fundraising trip to the bay area. he flew off on air force one. he joked he had to return home in time for mother's day. they raised millions of dollars for democratic candidates. he concluded history with a speech on renewable energy at a wal-mart store in interview.

they replaced light bulbs and made its refrigeration more efficient. more and more companies are realizing that wasting energy senior not only a problem for -- good for the planet, but good for business. >> he talked about jobs and raising minimum wage. >> wal-mart denies the claim saying its salary packages are competitive. >> technicians just finished installing solar panels. they'll not comment on the number of panels and how much they cost. but, it's going to generate 6.3 million kilowatts of power whenever the sun is shining. he's hoping other people will cut down on emissions blamed for global warning.

some people say it is fiting to bring the remains back to ground zero, but others say the site is vulnerable to flooding and the remains could be lost or damaged. pope francis has been invited to speak at the united nations in new york city. the pope called the governments to redistribute wealth to the poor in what he called the spirit of generosity in order to create an economy of inclusion rather than exclusion. >> i count on the catholic church under your leadership, under your spiritual guidance to work closely with the united

nations to crow ate a life of prosperity for all. time now 7:47, it just turned on the clock and it's shaping up to be a nice day. so, i had a tank top on and came home and had a little bit after sun burn. i want prepared for the sun to come out, but it's warming up nicely. >> once again i'm worried about the wind once again. chances are we'll have the wind back by the afternoon. we'll start out with a beautiful view of the golden gate bridge and the head lands and the water is very calm at the moment. the winds will be increasing and the waterways are going to turn choppy once again for your afternoon and i'll show you the reason behind it. a look at the satellite and radar, notice rain even moving northern california, we have a system over oregon clipping

northern california. we're not going to get any rain out of this. behind the system the winds will be picking up. very windy and gusty along the coast, just inside the bay, and your our inland communities will be breezy as well. it will be sleetly warmer for your saturday. there's a little change going on from yesterday. as we get into the second half of your weekend, we're looking at temperatures warming up. five to ten degrees warmer for your sunday afternoon, as we get into monday and tuesday, we have hot weather coming our way. tuesday and wednesday will be the warmest day. let's look at the current winds, oakland 10 miles per hour, 12 in napa and half moon bay a little breezy, picking up to 20 miles per hour for you. san jose a light breeze as well as livermore. at the moment not a bad start. again those winds will be cranking up for the second half of the day.

temperatures for now, in the low 50s for most of us. still struggling in the upper 40s, a little cool out there, not too bad, # 4 for so gnome, we have -- zone somebody sonoma. 72 for livermore. how about 68 for san leandro, 68 for alamada. we have santa clara, 71 for sunnyvale. 7 is for wood side, san francisco checking in at 65 this afternoon. low 60s, half moon bay, the extended forecast here, there is the dramatic warmup coming our way. so, a nice big jump in time for mother's day and then turning hot. low 90s in be the forecast for some of us come monday, mid-90s by tuesday and then we will

reach all the way into the upper 90s perhaps hitting a hundred degrees by wednesday inland cities, 80s for the bay area and 80s along the coast. back to the desk. the city of pittsburg is putting the final touches for a dog park. they're going to have separate fenced areas at highlands ranch park, and the grand opening will take place on may 31st. walnut creek has decided to cut back on library hours. right now, they're opening 56 hours a week, but starting july 1st they'll be opening 44 hours a week. the schedule has yet to be worked out. the cuts will likely lead to layoffs and services. google is teaming up with a city of mountain view.

the project would make it easier to cross the creek trail. the city council approved an at grade crossing. google is saying an under crossing would be safer. on tuesday the council will make its decision on whether the city will accept the proposal and move forward with the project. kim kardashian and kanye west will be getting married in paris. the couple will have a black tie wedding on may 24th. the dinner will be 6:00 before the ceremony. the wedding will not be filmed for the show. the couple has an 11 month old daughter named northwest. time now turning customers away from the apple store in berkeley. this has the police searching for a police. greeting by police with weapons drawn while walking to

school. a case of mistaken identity led to a 11-year-old boy being handcuffed.

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. a mistaken i'd it case, a man was held at gun point. >> i was trying to do a good deed, he saw a car with windows shattered on the street. the boy had no idea the homeowner was calling police. the sixth grader was surrounded by officers with their guns drawn. >> they said if you move, we will shoot you so i started crying and i was scared, and i didn't know what to do. >> the 11-year-old was in the wrong place at the wrong time and it's a tragedy that he had to go through something like that. >> the homeowner told police she was scared that someone shot at the home and vandalized

the home the day before. she's angry about what happened and police never called her. a new contract for teachers a controversial claws. teachers at catholic schools will be fired if they don't obey the rules of the catholic church in their professional and personal lives. there is a protest against the claws. it could invade on rights of birth control, being in a same sex marriage and premarital sex. >> it's about how to be a good person in the world. >> they may transfer their children to other schools. a spokesman for the diocese this is not a witch hunt and there's no list of unacceptable behaviors. >> california universities are opening their doors to more out

of state students. they make up 30%, that's up from 10% from four years ago. a mother from san jose has started a online petition to draw attention to this. she says the uc system was built for californiaians and is turning them away in record numbers. the nfl draft starts in a little more than an hour. yesterday they welcomed their first team draft choices. >> it's not going to fit in a great program like the 49ers. >> they drafted jimmy ward from northern illinois. the 9ers took carlos, and martin and chris and clemson guard brandon thomas after getting mac, the raiders took their quarterback of the future. >> with the 36th pick and the

2014 draft, the mighty oakland raiders select -- yeah, i know you love us -- derrick car. >> well, he started at fresno state and experts believe he may be better than his brother david. he was drafted in the number 1 spot in 2002. they gave jackson in day 2. >> the san francisco giants had the most wins in the majors. they've taken two in the row against the dodgers. he breaks his thumb and could be out six weeks. he's score less in the fifth, and that's until he sends one to hollywood. next in, he gets the foot and bad particulars and nice little walk, on his trot home, he has words with him, the dust settles and matt king goes

today. the oakland a's host the nationals and up for nothing, i guess you could call it 6-0 in the fifth. he had three rbis on the night. standing in the fifth, he's showing off his strength with this opposite shot. his seventh on the season. tommy a's win 8-0, pitching for the a's tonight. it's a night game not a daytime. >> that will be fun to watch. >> yes. fights break out and pepper pray is used and the chaos despite the heavy police presence. >> the bumpy ride that ended with a rough landing. >> what will change in the forecast for your and, mild breezy weather will continue for today before we see a big warmup come our way in time for mother's day, i'll have a look at what you can expect coming up.

a robbery in an east bay convenience store ends in a deputy involved shooting. the evidence investigators are looking for this morning. the accusations against a cal football player and the response from the university. and it's considered the largest food drive in the

nation. how you can help the homeless by taking a walk to your mailbox. mornings on 2 continues. good morning, you're taking a live look in san leandro where you can see there are still evidence markers they're on the ground. they're investigating a robbery at a 7-11 which led to a sheriff's deputy shooting a suspect. sheriff's deputies are on the scene right now. we'll have the latest developments for us coming up. good morning and welcome to mornings on 2, it's saturday may tenth. i'm claudine wong. >> i'm mike me bank and we'll go to rosemary for the saturday forecast. in mount diablo we have the sunshine and temperatures cool to mild. it's not bad. we'll see changes as we get

into the afternoon. take a look at the satellite- radar, mostly sunny, i want it back you up a bit and show you the wind that will be responsible for the second half of the afternoon. this system is sliding southeast during the course of the day. we have light showers popping up over the north koreaner of california, this will stay north of the county. in fact, we'll be mostly sun if i for today. temperatures will be just as mild as yesterday. it's bringing advisories with it because behind that system the winds will kick up, there he is a small craft advisory inside the bay as well as outside the bay. they're expecting gusts of 40 miles per hour this afternoon. what that tells us along the coast and inside the bay it's going to be gusty for all of us. even the inland communities will see the winds pick up for this afternoon as well. widespread 50s outside our door right now, for the afternoon, mid 60 san francisco, upper 60s low 70s around the bay.

areas like fairfield, livermore, santa rosa you're going to 75, as we get into tomorrow, mother's day, you're going to see a warmup, 5 to 10 degrees from what you see here, that's the beginning of a warming trend. i'll show you the numbers coming up. >> and we continue to follow developing news. they're still collecting evidence in an officer involved shooting. we have information from the san leandro store where it started. >> reporter: they're here at the parking lot on east 14th. it's closed off as part of the investigation and if we show you some of these evidence markers, there are dozens of evidence markers on the pavement. this spot is where a sheriff's deputy fired several shots hitting a robber. a 21-year-old and a 22-year-old man ran into a convenience

store and beat up a store clerk and took items from the store. a clerk was able to activate a silent alarm and they were able to get robbers out of the store. one of the deputies saw the 2- year-old reach towards his waste band. it was not an armed robbery. they haven't found a gun on any of the suspects during this robbery. >> any time you have suspects it could be dangerous. you have to make split second decisions. >> this went to several parking the who an as the wounded robber lay in the parking lot they were led down a chase to highway 82 both robbers are in the hospitals we don't know their medical condition but what we've learned about the

robbers criminal history and why a spokesperson said they would have had to have arrested him when he was involved in this robbery or not. it was a bumpy landing to arrest small plane in san jose last night. the pilot and two passengers on board are okay. from our camera downtown you can see the flashing lights and vehicles that raced out to the rowed way. it was later determined that there had been a problem with the plane's landing gear. >> there was new information in the search for 276 girls, a second group of american investigators is headed to africa to assist in that search. that group includes members of the f.b.i. and the state department they're joining military advisors who arrived in nigeria. england is sending security experts they want to find the girls, but are trying to

dismantle the boko haram islamist group. they're criticizing it that they failed to he spooned when told about the mass kidnapping. we're learning about the tactics of the military terrorist group. one survived during a shooting massacre and he has permanent scars on his mouth and face. he was an ambitious banker when the group stormed the church and a bullet from the ak-47 blew part of his mouth up. >> it -- [indiscernible] >> what did you see? >> i saw a very different person. >> he believes boko haram will fulfill their threat and sell off the girls.

he's praying for their safety as he once prayed for his own. >> michelle obama has been a loud voice and she praise for mothers worldwide and expresses outrage over the kidnappings. >> this unconscionable act was committed from a terrorist group trying to prevent them from getting a education. they're trying to snuff out the education of young girls. she tweeted this photo of herself holding a paper that read bring back our girls. bay area is holding a vigil for the kidnapped victims, it starts 6:30 monday night at the plaza in palo alto. organizers say they want to stand in solidarity with their sisters in nigeria.

>> a man remains in $100,000 and is accused of breaking his jaw and kicking his dog. he played safety and he's scheduled to be arraigned on monday on a charge of felony battery. they were called to the fraternity earlier this week. the alleged victim punched himself times and attacked his dog, a 20-pound jack russell mix. the fight started when the dog bit drew. >> he is hopeful once he gets the opportunity to speak with all the peel that were involved they'll realize this was not some premeditated fight. it wasn't anything that was malicious. >> fraternity members didn't want to appear on camera, but he's back in the hospital with jaw wired shut and could need reconstructive surgery. we're tracking the case and cooperating with the perkily department with its

investigation. he has been suspended from the team pending further information. rumors of a big fight outside berkeley high school brought hundreds of teenagers from different schools to the campus. the rumors were spread through social media. officers showed up after school to keep the price, several fights broke out anyway, several students were assaulted ant three people were pepper sprayed. >> the guy came out with a black eye and bloody nose. >> it looks like it's been a combination of kids from oakland tech, berkeley technical and perkily high school. >> police say -- berkeley high school. >> they also say it was the third recent friday that large crowds of students showed up on shat tuck avenue. >> joan kahn will host a town meeting. the superintendent yee will be

there to answer questions. that meeting starts at 10:00 a.m. on coolidge avenue. if you can't make today's meeting there will be another one next month. >> the city of napa is reporting ash decrease in crimes. they said last year's crime rate dropped 12% lower than before. they said there were fewer burglaries stolen vehicles, but rapes robberies and assaults increased. other places saw an increase of crime according to county stats. a walk is planned in san leandro for friends and family members of homicide victims. a group called 1,000 mothers to prevent violence that organized the walk at the park. it was founded by lorraine tailor who lost her sons to oakland. the walk started at 10:00 this morning. it's the largest single day food drive in the nation. you can help by dropping off

canned food right this at the box. it's the stamped hunger event. it's going to provide assistance to provide food every day. the stamp out hunger drive collects 800,pounds for food banks. >> we don't just deliver the money, we also deliver food and in doing so when we are distributing the mail, if there is any canned good nonperishable item in the box, we will pick it up and bring it back to our station. >> to participate all you have to do is fill that bag with nonperishable items, they'll collect at the nation and deliver them to the food banks, you can drop your donation off at the local post office. >> the message parents in freed months are sending to home developers. >> a hot air balloon got caught in a wire and new information

released a few hours ago. >> breezy and sunny weather in store for the average. we'll have more about that. and a dramatic warmup coming our way. when we'll reach 90 degrees once again. it's coming up.

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$40,000 worth of phones tablets monitors were taken. police have not said if there is more than one burglar or if the car that was left behind was stolen. >> the city of santa cruz is taking act action to prevent people wasting water. a water department enforcer is talking about a mandatory 25% less water use. >> we're looking essentially for water in the vote. we're following the water back to the source. >> homeowners who do not comply can be get fined up to $50 for every liter of water positive the unit. they're noticing a difference. >> the drought here in california can increase your power bill. they said there should be enough electricity, but it also says the drought and low snow pack will decrease the amount

of hydroelectric power. thermal generations like geysers will drop. it will have to come from the expensive open market. pg&e is expected to run their facilities at higher levels. ocean salmon fishing opens up closer to the oregon border. they're predicting large amounts of salmon at the open coast. it will run until november 9th. there's a daily limit of two bags fishing from shore and one bag limit for people fishing from a boat. it's going to get hot over the next few days into next week. rosemary i think today is the start of the friend as we start to -- trend as we start to warm up during the bay area. temperatures are where we should be this time of the year. we'll be breezy once again especially along the coast and inside the bay.

that may be the weather story in your neighborhood this afternoon. as mike mentioned the weather story, there will be an oakland estuary, the winds lied right now, a bit of a gust over our hills wells along the coast, the winds will be picking up. it has to do with the system here, we're riding over oregon as we speak. it's going to be shifting, afternoon into tonight it will be in areas around utah. for us it will kick up the winds for the second half of the day. it's bringing light showers to northern california. it may spring a little snow to the sierra, for us the impact will be the wind once again. we're not feeling it just yet, but by the afternoon it will turn breezy especially again the closer to the coast that you are. as we get into sunday, though for your mother's day a notable jump in temperatures coming. sometimes we get a warming trend, we take several days before we notice it.

by tomorrow 5 to 10 degrees warmer around the bay and inland cities. as we get into monday tuesday and wednesday it could break a few records, we have 90s in the area. some of us may get near 1 #00 degrees. for today let's warm it on -- roll it on back. it will be an enjoyable day, hopefully not too breezy in your area. mid-50s to 60s for the 9:00 and mid 06s for the lunch hour, it will be warmer for some. 70 in antioch, upper 60s in areas like oakland for today. if you're going to see the eighth play you have fireworks going on tonight and that will be fun. you'll have mostly clear skies. 70s for freemont and mid-60s in san francisco, 60-degrees in pacifica and the howling wind for the second half of the afternoon, you can expect

blowing sand on the beach. mostly sunny and breezy, breezy will be the call for today. as we get into tomorrow, mother's day will be a warm one for inland communed -- communities, we'll see a jump as well. mid-60s along the coast. relatively mild, as we get into monday, tuesday, wednesday with each passing day a notable climb. we're talking mid-90s by wednesday, around the bay, it's going from 80s to 90s, tuesday and wednesday will be the warmest day and we're expected to see a drop by thursday. and low 80s by tuesday and wednesday. the washing to be monument is reopening on monday.

a magnitude 5.8 quake shifted part of the 55 story monument. it is made of 100,000 tons of solid rock. it loose end stones and caused several walks. one was 4 feet long on top of the building. a free party next week to mark the grand opening of the quake tower. it's been closed since last october for major repairs. we show you artists at work. there's also a new roof expert lighting and access. starting today, it will be easier for shoppers to buy an electric car. there are new bear area stores today. tesla says when you come in shoppers will be able to take part in informational sessions on what they offer. the company says they can take as long as 3 hours to learn

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. a reward is being offered for information about graffiti for charlotte middle school in danville. that graffiti was written on the entrance and threatened harm on may 8th. police are taking the threat seriously. danville and the san ramon school district are offering a $1,000 reward. they're hoping that will convince someone to come forward with information. we're learning more information about a cluster of whooping cough cases in contra

costa. we are heard about cases in the elementary school in martinez. we know the amount of confirmed cases is up to 9. they are warned about the dangers of infection. >> there was an epidemic in california in 2010. ten babies died and we're trying to protect the babies from it. >> they have confirmed 49 cases of whooping cough in contra costa. they're not the only place seeing the jump, in napa county they've seen 17 so far with 9 in the last two weeks. there were 13 cases reported in napa all of last year. all, but three of the cases this year are children in middle school or high school. a little chihuahua is alive thanks to the contra costa chp they photographed thises are cue. there's that little chihuahua clinging to the center divide.

it's in the main street overpass in walnut street. it appears that the officer used a protein bar. it's unclear how that chihuahua actually made it to that center divide. >> it would be a good story to find that out. i don't think we'll ever know. that dog is not talking. >> he's not talking. a the girlfriend of a fire chief is now dead. and this man still has access to certain state buildings. >> developers into freemont and more children into the classroom. sunny start to the day mild temperatures for the and and winds will be on the increase once again. one and where i expect they'll be strongest coming up. ñw?

. the clerk was smacked around by the suspect. two kids rough up a convenience store clerk. one was shot, the investigation this morning into the deputy involved shooting and the high speed police chase. welcome back. >> i'm claudine wong. >> i'm mike me back. >> hello rosemary. it's a good looking day today. how about a view of angel island. it's gorgeous. it's mostly clear skies, the winds are still light, but that will change this afternoon. there's a small craft advisory inside the bay and for the open waters. a gust of 2 miles per hour and

winds are generally light in napa. oakland 9 and napa 6. in areas like hayward we have calm conditions. san jose you've got 12, sfo 12, half moon bay wind gusts of 23 miles per hour and we're seeing winds pick up anywhere from 20 to 30 miles per hour, well along the coast as well as some of our hills off in the water right now, as we get into the second half of the day, those are picking up. we'll look at noontime, anywhere from 10 to 20 miles per hour. it will be gusting a little electronicker here. this afternoon they're expected to intensify with the second half with gusts of 40 miles per hour for the afternoon. mild breezy to windy for your afternoon. temperatures sitting and 54 half moon bay, our numbers for the afternoon, it's going to be

breezy. plan on it. 72 for san jose, we'll go to 73 for santa cruz. mild today, turning hot tomorrow for some. i'll have a looked at the extended forecast coming up. new this morning, two crime scenes in two cities. one is a robbery at san leandro, and one a crash in hayward. two incidents after deputy involved shooting. ali is there to sort it out. >> reporter: technicians are there at the scene. they're packing up some of the evidence they've gathered in the parking lot. east 14th street and fairmont in san leandro. the clerk that was working at this, who was assaulted at the library, a co-worker told us a short time ago that the clerk

is okay. the two men accused of robbing him are in the hospital this morning. it started at 1:30 p.m., the police say a 22 and 21-year-old man robbed this 7-11 and beat up a store clerk. he was able to push a button to alert the police about the robbery, and he saw someone reach for something in his waistband and that's when he shot striking the young man. and the other took off in a car and he crashed it at the industrial exit and investors investigators have not been able to be find a gun on that vehicle or either one of the two robbers. but, jd nelson said it was still a dangerous situation for deputies. >> when you were involved in the business of robbing people and beating them up you put yourself at great danger of

being shot in that process. that's what happened today. >> the 22-year-old upon man who was shot has an extensive criminal history he's on probation and parole and had been arrested seven times before this incident this morning. the 22-year-old had an outstanding warrant for his arrest for resisting arrest during another incident. he and the robber involved in the crash are both in the hospital. we don't know their condition but the sheriff's office both men are expected to survive their injuries. in the meantime this 7-11 parking lot is closed off to the public. they've laid off dozens of markers. they've inventoried everything and they're getting ready to pack things up. a family in vacaville is mourning the loss of their daughter. she was on her way to texas to start a new life. she was driving with her boyfriend and her 16-year-old

son raymond. all three are deaf. they were on an interstate when a big rig rearended the car. there was an explosion and her car rolled over several times. she and her boyfriend were both killed. >> losing are my daughter is unbearable. it's really hard. >> her son was in the front passenger seat. he was asleep had that crash happened. he remembers his mother put her arm out to protect him. she reached out with facebook and was reunited. they've started an online account to help the family with expenses. >> we are learning about a fire that killed two people in sunnyvale. it happened early morning. statements made by a sole survivor, a man who lived in the home helped him escape and he went in to rescue a woman and neither made it out alive.

the man who survived was mental tally disabled and said he lived with his parent. the fire appears to have started in the kitchen. a former cal fire chief has been missing since may first after his 26-year-old girlfriend was found dead in their home in sacramento. fleming was fired from cal fire on thursday, investigators say he has keys that can access every station in the state. he's armed and may be hiding out in the santa cruz mountains. >> he's got weapons on him that have not been accounted for. investigators say he's an avid outdoors man who knows how to survive in rugged areas. deputies have been told to be on the lookout. a deadly midair collision in and pablo bear, in a preliminary report said he heard a thump and saw the other

plane, a single engine cessna plummet. the pilots knew one another, the surviving pilot said the other pilot suggested flying close together to make a good photograph. a woman has filed a lawsuit against her own department after the crash of at the sfo. she leaked her name to the media. the investigation found the girl survived the crash but died when she was run over by a truck. the lawsuit alleges another truck ran over her twice before that was run over. they say they used her as a scapegoat. >> the department targeted her to hide the lack of training of commanding officers, in order to hide the violation of the rules that occurred out there on the field. they came the department is trying to silence her because

she's an african american and a lesbian and has a history of filing complaints. they cannot comment on pending litigation, she's proud of first responders who perform extremely well under extraordinary circumstances. a violent attack in san francisco's mission district. you can see a man running up behind this tomorrow here. that's when officers say he hits her with a tire iron and she falls down. the man grabs her bag and runs off. the woman chases after him and police are hoping that somewhere out there recognizes the man in the video. petaluma police can help put an end to one man's death, this surveillance video is from cal west rentals. when the man never returned the trailer and equipment he rented they realize it was a stolen id

and credit card. >> he knew his driver's license was stolen months back. i hope this guy gets caught. he's using my name all over the place. the suspect has rented and never returned the construction items. he probably works in construction and knows someone he can sell the equipment to. anyone who knows anything about this case is asked to call the petaluma police department. four businesses have been tagged with graffiti. get loss was spray painted on the window. he fell in love with the neighborhood because of the diversity. the vandals are accusing him of discrimination. >> to start the morning and clean up the windows with my staff, it's a great group of people, committed every day to good and meaningful work and for them to have to start their day scrubbing hateful speech off the windows is a tough way to get going.

the alliance for californiaians for community empowerment says it's not responsible for the vandalism. they said some people were told to leave because they did not fit the clientele. freemont school district, they're concerned about overcrowding. according to contra costa they're scouting out the area because of the high quality schools. developers should pay more in development fees so property owners don't have to pay more in taxes. one spot in the bay area is topping the list had it comes to the visiting national parks. golden gate bridge area is number 1 and yosemite was the third most visited in the last year.

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president obama is back in washington this morning after a successful fundraising trip to the bay area. he wrapped up to the south bay by flying off at air force one at the field. he had to return, he joked for mother's day. he participated in fundraisers raising millions of dollars for democratic candidates. he completed history in

mountain view. the largest retailer replaced light bulbs and made its refrigeration more efficient. >> more and more companies like walmart's realize wasting energy is not just good for the planet, but good for business. >> they demonstrated outside the store on issues such as jobs and raging the minimum wage. >> . employees accuse wal-mart of low wages and low benefits, they say their salaries are competitive. technicians finished installing the solar panels. they're not commenting on the number of panels and how much it cost. they're saying they are suggesting it will have 2.3 million kilowatts of power when the sun is shining. he's pushing to cut down on

emissions for global warning. they'll be transferred from the chief medical examiners office and taken to the underground repository in the 9- 11 memorial and museum. it's fitting to bring the remains back to ground syria other and the remains can be lost or damage -- ground zero. . two men are teaming up for a graduation speech. one lost both legs and carlos helped save his life. the image of him being wheeled away is one of the most memorable of that day. they're now friends and will both being speaking today at fisher college in would boston -- boston and he's expecting a new baby. another state is allowing same sex marriages.

a county clerk in arkansas issued the first marriage license to a lesbian couple. a judge in little rock struck down that banned gay marriages. the judge ruled that this was no rational reason for the law that was in 2004. they asked a delay to gay marriages pending appeal to the arkansas supreme court's. if you have outdoor plans it's shaping up to be a nice day. how windy will it get. today will be a lot like yesterday. it will be gusty for some, especially along the coast and just inside the bay along the coast, gusting to 40 miles per hour with advisories on the water for the afternoon. meanwhile giving you a live look over the east bay hills in mount diablo. the winds right now, not bad in most places, it was gusty along the coast this morning and i'm seeing it in the hills as well you many of us waking up with

calm conditions. giving you a look, storm tracker two, not a lot of cloud cover out there, the hills picking up a little by, let's take a look at the pattern. it's picking up, once again, it will be moving south and east, a we're seeing a little bit of light rain over northern san leandro county. we'll pick up the wind behind this system. as it slips through and moves south and east it will be mostly sunny today. temperatures will be slightly warmer, but the win will be a the big story for many of us especially until the coastline inside the bay and the inland communities could reach 20 miles per hour for the afternoon. we'll see it as we get to the noon hours and the strongest are going to be late in the day and early in the evening. the ridge of high pressure begins to build in behind that weak system that's moving off to the south and east. we could be breezy once again.

we'll be warmer, a lot warmer, 5 to 10 degrees warmer for your sunday. it will be warmer inland. we won't stop there, that will be the beginning. monday tuesday and wednesday look hot for most areas, even reaching 100 degrees in some point. i'll show you that in the extended forecast. it's 50s right now, mid-50s to mid-60s a the we go get to the lunch hour. seasonal temperatures for your saturday, 74 fairfield, we're looking at upper 60s to leave 70s along the stretch of the peninsula, palo alto, redwood city, and san jose. if you see the game fireworks tonight at 6:05, it will be breezy as well. temperatures will be in the low 60s as we get in and around

game time, it's 15 miles per hour, let's look at the extended forecast, i'll show you this dramatic warmup coming our way. as early as tomorrow we'll notice it for mother's day and as we get into the business week wral it will be a scorcher for inland communities with a climb of about 5 to 10 degrees or so, monday tuesday, we'll be hitting 90 degrees around the bay and le 80s around the coast. the city of pittsburg is putting the final touches on the dog park. it will come with separate fenced areas and the highlands ranch park and grand opening ceremonies will take place on may 31st. walnut creek has decided to cut back on hours. one on observing grove road and north broadway. they're open 56 hours a week, but starting on july 1st, those

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. san francisco is welcoming 39 more firefighters to be the department. they are celebrating graduation yesterday morning, white says she's proud of all of them and the dedication she showed during the training. they come from different backgrounds, one was a real estate broker and one was a gardner for the rec department. a 11-year-old boy's attempt to help out a neighbor he ended up being handcuffed. >> i was trying to do a good deed. >> he was walking to school thursday morning and he saw a car shattered on the street. he tried to notify the homeowner, he had no idea the homeowner had called police. the sixth grader was surrounded on the sidewalk with officers and their guns drawn.

>> they said if you move we will shoot you, i started crying and i was scared. >> the 11-year-old was in the wrong place at the wrong time and it's a tragedy that he had to go through something like that. >> the homeowner told police, she was scared someone had shot at the home and shot the car the day before. >> the mother says she's angry over what happened. the clause says that teachers at catholic schools will be fired if they do not obey the rules of the roman catholic church professional and personally, if they teach at schools. protestors say it could invade on rights such as using birth control premarital sex and being in a same sex marriage. >> now, they have to have teachers sign an oath that may be a lie. how can you be a good person in

the world and what do you indicate to a student in the school. >> they may transfer their children to another school. it's not a witch hunt, a spokesman from the diocese said, and there's no list of unacceptable behaviors. the draft begins about 5 minutes from now. and they're praising both the raiders and 49ers. both teams recognize their first round choices. >> it's all about himself, they're not going to fit into a great program like the 49ers. >> the defensive back, jimmy ward, they took carlos, and usc center martin, and wisconsin linebacker moreland and thomas, and mac in thursday's first round, the raiders took their quarterback of the future. >> with the 36th pick and the

2014 draft, the mighty oakland raiders [ cheering ] >> we select -- yeah, i know you love us, derrick carr. >> i know you love. he started in fresno state and he may be better than his brother david. he was the number 1 pick back in 2002. the raiders took carr and mississippi state gave jackson in day 2. >> they've taken two in the row from the dodgers, to 2 in la, he breaks his thumb and he could be at 6 weeks. he sends one out to hollywood. the giants up 2-0. he hits a solo shot to center, he takes a little walk and on his trot home, the dust settles and the giants win matt king, oakland a's in the national, they're up 4-0 in the fifth.

we join friday night baseball, brandon, they're throwing a dart, 410 on the field. he's showing off his strength with an opposite field shot, his #th on the season, he had 8 innings, they win 8-0, pitching for oakland tonight. a robbery in walnut creek. information police officers are releasing with hopes that a witness will come forward. the schools involved and the road social media played in escalating the violence. >> more sunshine and wind for your this afternoon. how fast they'll blow in your area this afternoon coming up.

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. a robbery in an east bay convenience store ends in a deputy-involved shooting and chase on bay area freeways. the evidence investigators are looking for this morning. >> cal football player is spending the weekend behind bars. the accusations against him that resulted in bail set at six figures. >> new information on the search for hundreds of kidnapped girls in nigeria. the team now heading over to help and how the first lady is getting involved. mornings on 2 continues now.

. good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. you are taking a live look right now at the crime scene that is in front of a 7-eleven in san leandro. as you can see, crime lab technicians, still out there collecting evidence. they have been there all morning long, since an attempted robbery and officer- involved shooting happened. allie rasmus is also there as the investigation continues and she'll have the latest for us in a live report coming up in a minute. good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. let's check in with rosemary for the mother's day weekend forecast. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. jack london square, flags flapping in a light breeze. winds will be picking up over the course of the afternoon. i think that will be the weather story for many of us today d right now, the winds generally light, even calm. getting into about the noon hour, perhaps 1:00, you'll notice picking up just a little

bit. 10 to 15 miles per hour in many spots, even more than that in areas like half man bay, gusting to 20, 25 miles per hour for the first part of your afternoon. 19 miles per hour san francisco, 20, santa rosa. very widespread. notice even inland communities getting in on the breeze here. for the second half of the day, winds are expected to continue to grow a little stronger and could even gust to about 40 miles per hour right along the coastline, maybe just inside the bay, which will impact sfo a little later this afternoon. so that's something to keep in mind if you are headed in that direction. temperatures right now, 59 in oakland, 55 in napa. widespread 50s, a few low 60s at this hour. 63 walnut creek, 63 in antioch. temperature wise, fabulous day. widespread 60s to low to mid- 70s. 71 for vallejo. 69 in oakland. 75 antioch, as well as brentwood. san jose, 72. 73, los gatos, but breezy for some for your second half of

the afternoon today. mother's day, we have a big warmup coming our way and eventually we will be 20 to 25 degrees warmer than what you see on this screen. i'll show you that in the extended forecast, coming up. new this morning, an officer-involved shooting inial immediate ga county. it began with a suspected robbery at a 7-eleven in san leandro. allie rasmus is live at the store where she talked to the sheriff's office about the shooting and high-speed chase that followed. >> reporter: investigators and crime scene technicians are still out here at the scene. we saw a group of a half dozen investigators come out of the 7- eleven store. looks like they are taking inventory of some of the evidence that crime scene technicians have gathered. he behind us, you can see the spot where an alameda county sheriffs deputy fired several shots. some of those shots struck the robber. you can see some of the robber's personal items at the scene. there's clothing and several packs of cigarettes. now, this all happened at 1:30 this morning. police say a 21 and 22-year-old

man ran into the convenience store, beat up the store clerk, and took off with an undisclosed amount of money from the register and other items from the store. the clerk was able to activate a silent alarm. alameda county sheriffs detectives arrived just as the robbers were running out of the store. one of the deputies saw one of the robbers reach toward his waist band. the deputy felt threatened and opened fire. some of the shots hit the robber. so far, it appears this was not an armed robbery, because investigators haven't been able to find a gun on either one of the two men involved in the robbery. >> any time you have these situations, they can be very dangerous. again, you have to make split second decisions. >> reporter: the crime scene went beyond the 7-eleven parking lot, to several bay area freeways. one of the robbers led the detectives on a chase. the second man crashed his car in heyward near the industrial

exit. both robbers are in the hospital. we don't know their medical conditions. sheriffs investigators haven't had a chance to search the wrecked car of one of the robbers, but it doesn't appear this was an armed robbery. crime scene technicians are still out here taking inventory of some of the evidence they have gathered. there's dozens of evidence markers out here. investigators are still on the scene. this 7-eleven on east 14th and fairmont in san leandro is still closed as part of the investigation. live in san leandro, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2news. walnut creek police are looking for a man who snatched a woman's purse yesterday morning on olympic boulevard near south main street. police say the man ran into a parking garage, then drove off in a white pickup truck with two other men inside. anyone who may have seen the crime is asked to call the walnut creek police department. it was a bumpy ride for a small plane in san jose last night, but the pilot and two passengers on board are okay after the rough landing. from our camera in downtown, you can see the flashing lights of emergency vehicles that

raced down the runway. a spokeswoman for the airport says the rough landing did not have any impact on flight operations. it was later determined there was a problem with the plane's landing gear. berkeley police say rumors of a big fight outside berkeley high school brought hundreds of teenagers from different schools to the campus. police say the rumors were spread through social media. officers showed up after school to keep the peace, but several fights broke out anyway. the crowd then spread to shattuck avenue. several students were assaulted and three people were pepper sprayed. >> this guy came out with a black eye and bloody nose. he was messed up. >> looks like it's been a combination of kids from oakland tech, berkeley technical and berkeley high school. >> police say yesterday was the third recent friday that large crowds of students showed up on shattuck avenue. three students were arrested for assault. a cal football player remains in jail on $100,000 bond this morning, accused of

breaking another student's jaw and kicking his dog. 20-year-old demaria drew is a sophomore who plays safety. he's scheduled to be arraigned on monday on charge of felony battery. berkeley police were called to a fraternity earlier this week. the alleged victim says drew punched him several times and attacked his dog, a 20-pound jack russell mix. drew's attorney says the fight started when the dog bit drew. >> he's hopeful that once we get an opportunity to speak with all the people that were involved, they will realize it wasn't a premeditated fight, it wasn't anything malicious. >> fraternity members did not want to appear on camera, but tell us the alleged victim is back in the hospital with his jaw wired shut and could need reconstructive surgery. cal's athletic department sent us a statement on the arrest. it reads in part, we are tracking the case, fully cooperating with the berkeley police department in its

investigation. demaria has been indefinitely suspended from the team, pending further information. new information in the search for 276 school girls kidnapped by terrorists in nigeria. a second group of american investigators is heading to africa today to assist in the search. that group includes members of the fbi and the state department. they are joining some u.s. military advisors who arrived in nigeria yesterday. england is also sending security experts. they say they want to find the girls, but are also trying to dismantle the boca haram islamist group. amnesty international is also criticizing nigerian military, after it failed to respond after being told about the mass kidnapping. first lady michelle obama has been a loud voice in the effort to find the girls, taking the opportunity to express outrage over the kidnappings. >> this unconscionable act was committed by a terrorist group

determined to keep these girls from getting an education. grown men attempting to snuff out the aspirations of young girls. >> the first lady says she is trying to raise awareness about the plight of women in nigeria. she earlier tweeted a photo of herself holding a paper that read "bring back our girls." the bay area is holding a vigil for the girls, starting at 6:30 monday night at the plaza on the 200 block of university avenue in palo alto. organizers say they want to stand in solidarity with their sisters in nigeria. well, in about an hour, oakland mayor jean quan is going to host a town hall meeting. she says it will be a chance for residents to address their concerns. police chief sean went and oakland unified superintendent will be there to answer questions. the meeting starts at 10:00 a.m. at brett heart middle school on coolidge avenue. if you can't make today's meeting, there will be another one next month. the city of napa is reporting a decrease in some

crimes. napa police say last year's crime rate dropped 12% lower than the year before. they say there were fewer burglaries, thefts and stolen vehicles. recent data shows rapes and robberies slightly increased. places in calistoga also saw an increase in crime according to those county stats. it is the largest single- day food drive in the nation. today, you can help by dropping off canned food at your mailbox. today marks the annual stamp out hunger event, designed to provide assistance to those who struggle to put food on the table every day. last year, the stamp out hunger drive collected more than 800,000 pounds of food for bay area food banks, but the need still remains high. >> we don't just deliver the mail. we also deliver food. in doing so, when we are distributing the mail, if there is any canned good, nonperishable items placed in the mailbox, we will pick it up, bring it back to our station. >> again, to participate, all

you have to do is fill a bag with nonperishable items and place it in your mailbox. letter carriers will collect donations and take them to local food banks. but you can also drop your donation off at your local post office. starting tomorrow, drivers in san francisco should expect changes to the last exit before you hit the golden gate bridge. we're about a month, the northbound highway 101 exit is being moved, all part of the doyle drive retrofit program. you can see from this animation that if you drive northbound on 101, you'll see the exit about a thousand feet sooner than normal. if you miss the exit, you'll be forced to cross the bridge and pay the $7 toll to come back to san francisco. time now, 9:11. coming up in about 20 minutes, more on a fiery accident that definite states a family. >> a child now without his mother. how he's going to grow up without her. >> a teenage boy describes the crash that took his mother's life. >> and hopefully not, but are

you feeling stressed? bay area cities that made the top 10 list of high stress cities and the factors that could be contributing to it. >> little change in the forecast for your saturday afternoon. mild and breezy weather will continue for another day. then as we get into your mother's day, a notable jump in temperatures coming our way. i'll pinpoint numbers for today and in the extended forecast, coming up. . oww, that's hot. that is hot! wow daddy like. owww, that is smoking hot! ahhh, hmmm, awww! hi georgia. hey georgia. man this is hot! try jack's hottest sandwich yet. his new blazin' chicken sandwich has spicy crispy chicken, ghost pepper ranch sauce, and sliced jalapeños. owww, that's hot! you better be holdin' a sandwich.

. a body has been found at the site of a hot air balloon crash in virginia. the balloon hit a power line, caught fire, and crashed last night with three people on board. witnesses say they saw that balloon in flames and heard people screaming for help. the body was found in a wooded area shortly before midnight. crews are still searching for the two others who are still missing. >> we've also found kind of a debris field. we found different items that would have been inside the hot air balloon. this is very helpful for us in our search efforts, because now we kind of have an area of concentration. >> the hot air balloon was to be part of the festival set to begin today. berkeley police are looking for a car that smashed into an apple store and then stole thousands of dollars worth of product yesterday before 3:00 a.m. it happened on the apple story on 4th street: apple customers

who had appointments yesterday were turned away from the store. >> i said could i make another appointment? she said yeah, for bay street or san francisco, but we're not going to take any appointments until further notice. >> one apple employee who did not want to be identified says about $40,000 worth of phones, tablets, computers and monitors were taken. police have not said if there was more than one burglar or if the car that was left behind was stolen. a walk is planned in san leandro this morning for the friends and family members of homicide victims. a group called 1000 mothers to prevent violence organized the annual 3k walk at san leandro marina park. the group was founded by lorain taylor who lost her 22-year-old twin sons to violence in oakland. the walk starts at 10:00 this morning. the city of santa cruz is taking action to keep people from wasting water. yesterday, ktvu rode along with a water department enforcer. he's out helping educate residents about mandatory 25% cuts in water use.

neil christian says the biggest problems are leaks and excessive landscape watering. >> we are looking essentially for water in the street, following the water back to the source. >> homeowners who don't comply can be fined up to $50 for every unit of water above the limit. the water department says in just the first week of enforcement, they are already noticing a difference. many bay area cities still have not recovered from the effects of the housing crisis. data released from uc berkeley's underwater america report shows many homeowners are stuck paying more than their homes are now worth. people living in vallejo, fairfield, antioch, richmond appear to be the most affected here in the bay area. the report also found most underwater homeowners are more than likely low income or minorities. the most stressed-out city in the country? it's washington, dc. here in the bay area, san francisco and oakland both made the top 10 lists at numbers 4 and 6. it was put together by

the real estate blog movato, measuring stress levels with criterias such as commute time, unemployment, cost of living and hours worked. new york, miami and jersey city rounded out the top five. time now is 9:18. it is shaping up to be a nice day, but it is a little windy. that's the warning rosemary is giving us. maybe just by the coast or inland as well? >> it will be widespread, sort of like yesterday. outside our doors this morning, we're waking up with mostly sunny skies. the winds are picking up just a little bit, but they will worsen as we get into the afternoon. a live look over the walnut creek area, mount diablo, a beautiful start to the day. no stress involved in this shot here. giving you a look at storm tracker 2, showing you a satellite view that helped to pick up the circulation in the atmosphere and it's this system here that's right over, looks like oregon and the border perhaps of washington, that will help to kick up our winds for the afternoon. not going to bring us any rain, but there is a little rain that

will clip northern california. seeing it this morning, perhaps over the sierra, a little rain/snow mix, but really it's all about the wind. this system will be shifting south and east and so the impact for us, again, will be just a brisk afternoon. heyward right now, 10 mile-per- hour winds. light breeze in livermore. san jose, 13. half moon bay, gusting to 20 miles per hour. by the afternoon, along the coast, we could be gusting to near 40 miles per hour, with advisories in the outer waters, as well as inside the bay. so that is something to consider to the afternoon. temperature-wise, we'll be just a tad warmer today than where we were yesterday. by mother's day, anywhere from a few degrees warmer along the coast to 10 degrees warmer inland. this will be the beginning of a warming trend that will take us all the way to near 100 degrees at some point. i'll show you that in the extended forecast. let's talk about today. 59 degrees outside your door in

san francisco. 59 in oakland. low 60s walnut creek. low 60s in antioch. 57, san jose. to the north, 59 degrees for santa rosa. your afternoon highs for today, 60 in pacifica. mid-60s san francisco. these numbers are seasonal, right about where we should be for this time of year. upper 60s to low 70s around the bay. 73 in concord. 74 in napa. some of our warmest locations getting into the mid 70s. antioch checking in at 75. brentwood, you'll go to 75 for the afternoon. 72 livermore. 73 for morgan hill. now let's talk about the dramatic climb coming our way as we get into the extended forecast. as early as tomorrow, a few degrees warmer at the coast. 10 degrees warmer in some areas, especially inland. 8 to 10 degrees warmer for the bay area. getting into monday, we're now in the low 90s for some of our inland cities. 80s around the bay. mid-70s at the coast. by tuesday, we're 20 to 25 degrees warmer than where we are for the weekend. mid-90s in the forecast on

tuesday. low 90s around the bay. low 80s for the coast. and we don't stop there. wednesday looks to be the hottest day. inland cities could reach near 100 degrees. back to the desk. >> thanks, rosemary. coming up in 25 minutes, no good deed goes unpunished. the 11-year-old boy who says he was trying to help his neighbor when police suddenly arrived and surrounded him by gunpoint. >> and an airliner nearly crashes head-on into a private drone.

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>> he was so close to his jet that he was sure he had collided with it. thankfully, inspection of the airliner after landing found no damage. >> authorities say they do not know who was flying the drone, but that it could have brought down the plane. the faa estimates in the next five years there could be as many as 7500 drones flying in u.s. air space at any given time. more information is coming out regarding last month's deadly midair collision over san pablo bay. in a preliminary report, the pilot who survived the crash heard a thump, then saw the other plane, a single-engine cessna plummet. the pilots knew one another and had taken part in an air show. the surviving pilot says the other pilot suggested flying close together to make a good photograph. we are learning more information about a cluster of whooping cough cases in contra costa county. we told you yesterday about the increases in cases at morelo park in martinez. we now know the total number of confirmed cases is up to nine

there. a letter sent to parents warns them about the danger of the highly contagious infection. >> in 2010 when there was a really big epidemic across california, 10 babies died throughout the state. what we're really trying to do is protect the babies from pertussis. >> so far this year, health officials say they have confirmed 49 cases in contra costa county. some tenants in an apartment building in west oakland are getting rebates and a cut in rent. it's all because of an infestation of bedbugs and roaches. the city's rental adjustment board has given a dozen tenants at the booker emery apartments they're peralta and 7th streets thousands of dollars in rebates. the hearing officer who decided the case said the tenants will have their rent reduced until their apartments are inspected and found to be free of roaches and bed bugs. a reward is being offered for information about graffiti at charlotte danville school near the school's entrance. it threatened harm on may 0th. no events were reported.

police say this may have been a prank, but they are taking it seriously. the town of danville and the san ramon school district are offering a $1000 reward, hoping they will convince someone to come forward. a national landmark reopens on monday. nearly three years after a devastating earthquake, the washington monument closed since august of 2011. a magnitude 5.8 wake in nearby virginia shifted part of the 55- story building. the monument is made of 100,000 tons of solid rock. the quake loosened some of those stones and caused several cracks. one was 4 feet long. that was near the top of the building. private donations paid for the $15 million restoration project. the public is invited to a free party next week to mark the grand re-opening of san francisco's coit tower. the 81-year-old tower has been closed since last october for major repairs. back in march we showed you the artists at work, restoring the tower's depression-era murals. the tower also has a new roof, better lighting and better

access. well, promises to make some of your trips to the oakland airport a little bit faster. we give you a close-up look on bart's airport connector to show you what the train ride will look like and when the public finally can get on board. >> basically the gun's useless. >> san joaquin county sheriffs deputies are handing over their new guns after the gun maker admits it might have done something that means those guns won't fire. >> subtle changes in the forecast for today. mild and breezy weather expected once again for your afternoon, before a warming trend kicks in for the second half of your weekend. i'll have a look at those numbers for you, coming up.

. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm claudine wong. >> good morning. i'm mike mibach. we'll have a live report on breaking news this morning, but first we'll check in with rosemary on the morning forecast. >> good morning to you. a fabulous shot over the bay. mostly sunny skies, winds still light. i do expect they will pick up for the second half of the day and the calm, calm waters you see there will actually turn quite choppy. we have a small craft advisory inside the bay, as well as the outer waters. for us, the winds will grow strong, especially along the coastline. it has to do with this system here that is actually bringing a little bit of rain here. you could see to the north

corner of california, this will slide down to perhaps mendocino, sticking north of mendocino county. we will not see any rain, not likely to see much cloud cover. we are with mostly clear skies, but we'll get the wind. winds clocking about 10 miles per hour in heyward, 15 at sfo, 13 san jose. but they will go stronger for the second half of the day. half moon bay has been gusting to 20 miles per hour all morning long. they could gust to near 40 for the second half. today, a lot like yesterday. it was really windy along the coastline. we'll see that again today. 66 in walnut creek. 55 in napa. 56 in redwood city. a look at your afternoon highs for today, mild, 73 in novato. 71 for san rafael. upper 60s along the east bay shoreline. getting into the south bay, 72 for san jose. 73 for morgan hill. along the peninsula, 71 redwood city. 69 in san mateo. mid-60s san francisco. low 60s, again, very brisk and breezy expected for the coast. as we get into your mother's

day, a big warmup coming our way, and it is a trend that will take us all the way into next week. i'll have a look at numbers for you, coming up. new this morning, two crime scenes in two cities. one's a robbery at a san leandro 7-eleven, the other a crash in heyward. in between the two incidents, a deputy-involved shooting. allie rasmus is live for us outside the convenience store in san leandro, with the story. allie? >> reporter: well, the sign in front of the 7-eleven on east 14th and fairmont in san leandro says open, but this story has been closed since 1:30 this morning shortly after attempted robbery that happened here. it remains closed to the public. there's crime scene tape across the parking lot here and crime scene technicians are still doing their work. this started at 1:30 a.m. police say a 21 and 22-year-old man robbed the 7-eleven on east 14th and fairmont in san leandro, beat up the store clerk, but the clerk was able to activate a hold-up alarm. sheives deputies arrived just as the robbers were running out of the store. according to the sheriff's

office, one of the deputies says he saw the robber reach for something in his waist band. that's when the deputy fired several shots, striking one of the robbers. a second robber took off in a car. sheriffs deputies chased him and the robber crashed on highway 92 at the industrial exit. so far, investigators have not been able to find a gun on either one of the two robbers. it appears this was not an armed robbery that happened, but alameda county sheriffs spokesman says it was a dangerous situation for deputies. >> when you are involved in the business of robbing people and beating them up, you put yourself at great danger of being shot during that process, and that's what happened today. >> reporter: nelson says the 22- year-old man who was shot has an extensive criminal history. he was on probation and parole and had been arrested seven times before this incident. now, according to the sheriff's office, the 22-year-old man also had an outstanding warrant for his arrest for resisting arrest during another incident. he and the robber involved in the crash are both in the

hospital. we don't know their conditions, but the sheriff's office says both men are expected to recover from their injuries. live in san leandro, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2news. police in san joaquin county are turning in their guns after uncovering a problem that may keep those guns from firing. [ gunfire ] >> the problem was discovered during a training exercise at the sheriffs gun range. the gun maker says the problem is with the pin that holds the spring in place. it says it may have installed the wrong pins. so rather than test the 300- plus guns purchased, the sheriff's office decided to just pull all of them off of the street. >> we're not going to take a chance that a gun is in service out there when a deputy sheriff may need it to protect their lives or somebody else and the gun fails. that's unacceptable. >> deputies were systematically pulled off the streets for several hours on thursday afternoon so those new guns could be replaced with older

ones. officials with the gun maker are expected to fly to san joaquin county to fix the problem. a family in vacaville is mourning the loss of their 37- year-old daughter, killed while on her way to texas to start a new life. last monday morning, 37-year- old natalie levine was driving with her boyfriend and her 16- year-old son raymond. all three are deaf. they were on an interstate in new mexico when a big rig rear ended levine's car. there was an explosion and her car rolled over several times, killing her and her boyfriend. >> losing my daughter, it's unbearable. it's really hard. >> levine's son was in the front passenger seat. he says he was asleep when the crash happened and remembers his mother putting out her arm to protect him. once in the hospital, he did not know how to contact relatives, so he reached out through facebook and was reunited. friends have now started an online account to help the

family with expenses. well, we are learning more information about a fire that claimed the lives of two people in sunnyvale. it happened at a mobile home early thursday morning. investigators say statements made by the sole survivor indicate that a man who lived in that home helped him escape. then, that man decided to go back inside to rescue a woman, but neither made it out alive. the sole survivor is mentally disabled and told firefighters he lived there with his parents. the identities of the victims have still not yet been confirmed. firefighters say that fire apparently started in the kitchen. a state-wide manhunt is under way for a former calfire battalion chief accused of killing his girlfriend. 55-year-old orrville fleming has been missing since may 1st after his 26-year-old girlfriend was found dead in their home in sacramento. fleming was fired from calfire thursday, but investigators say he still has keys that can access every calfire station in the state. they also say he's armed and may be hiding out in the santa

cruz mountains. >> if he's alive, we're assuming he's got the weapons on him that have not been accounted for. >> investigators say fleming is an avid outdoorsman who knows how to survive in rugged areas. the santa cruz county sheriff's department says deputies have been told to be on the lookout. a san francisco firefighter has filed charges against her own department, for blaming her for the death of a 16-year-old passenger and then leaked her name to the media. an investigation found the girl initially survived the crash, but she died when she was run over by a truck. the lawsuit alleges another truck ran over the girl twice before her truck ran over her. the attorney says the department used her as a scapegoat. >> the department targeted my client in order to hide the lack of training of the commanding officers, in order to hide the violation of the rules that occurred out there on the field. >> the suit also claims the

department was trying to silence the firefighter because she is african american and a lesbian and has a history of filing harrasment complaints. a spokesperson for the department says the chief cannot comment on pending litigation. petaluma police have a new lead that could help put an end to one man's identity theft ordeal. this surveillance video is from cal west rentals. it was recorded last saturday. cal west says when the man never returned the trailer and generator he rented, they realized he was using a fake credit card and stolen id. that id belonged to a san francisco man who says his driver's license was stolen a few months ago. >> i really hope that, you know, this guy gets caught because he's using my name all over the place. >> police say the suspect has rented and never returned several construction-related items. they say he probably works in construction or at least knows someone he can sell the equipment to. anyone with information about this case is asked to call the petaluma police department. some merchants in san francisco's mission district say someone is trying to drive

them away. four businesses have been tagged with graffiti. the words "get lost" were spray painted on a window. a man who owns several businesses in the mission district says he fell in love with the neighborhood because of its diversity. however, he says the vandals are now accusing him of discrimination. >> to start the morning, clean up the windows with my staff, who it's a great group of people, come in every day to do meaningful work. for them to have to start their day by scrubbing hateful speech off of our windows is a tough way to get it going. >> a group called the alliance of californians for community empowerment says it is not responsible for the vandalism. however, it is boycotting the four stores, saying some people in the neighborhood were told to leave because they did not fit the clientele. it is still under construction and won't be in service until the fall, but now we are getting a first look at what a ride on the new bart connector to the oakland airport will look like.

>> reporter: bartlett us attach a couple of go pro cameras, one to the side, one to the front window. >> it's only after the cpuc signs off on it that it is safe that we can allow anyone, whether it's claudine wong or, you know, jerry brown, to ride the train. >> reporter: it was worth the trip. it's an 8-minute ride, but we sped things up to show you just what it will look like as the train makes its way down the 3.2-mile track. along the way, you'll get a bird's eye view of oakland and the coliseum. this ride tests the ability of a packed car to stop and start smoothly. 20 tons of sand bags inside simulate a carful of people and luggage. >> it has to be a smooth curve, acceleration and deceleration. >> reporter: the trains are automatic, but there will always be people watching inside this control room. >> this is where all the operators basically run the system. it's state of the art technology. it's pretty sophisticated.

>> everything going pretty smoothly? >> so far, yes. >> reporter: these trains are pulled by cables, similar to the way a gondola or cable car moves. the $484 million project will change the way bart riders get to the airport. >> i'm worried it's going to cost more, but expanding the bart is a good thing. >> reporter: right now, buses come every 10 minutes. trains will come every 4 minutes. the bus ride takes 18 minutes, if you get green lights at all nine intersections. this train takes 8.2 minutes. the project has been decades in the making and has its share of critics, making for a sometimes- bumpy ride. but bart new zealands this is the future. >> let's face it. nobody thinks that a bus is the way of the future for transportation. >> bart says this project is on time and on budget, and it is hoping to have it in service by the fall so it can carry passengers for that busy holiday travel season. are you or someone you know interested in a career in law

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. san francisco is welcoming new firefighters. the 116th recruit class celebrated its graduation yesterday morning. fire chief's wife says she is proud of all of them. the graduates come with all different backgrounds. . fremont police want to spread the word that it has several job openings. positions are available for

patrol officers and dispatch. the department says it is looking for people to uphold its mission statement, providing public safety through professional law enforcement. people can apply through the fremont police website. well, it is being called a case of mistaken identity. an 11-year-old boy's attempt to help out a neighbor in vallejo ended with him held at gunpoint and handcuffed. >> i was trying to do a good deed. >> rammy men says he was walking to school thursday morning when he saw a car with its window shattered on the street. he tried to notify the homeowner by knocking on the door. the boy had no idea the homeowner was calling police. several minutes later, the sixth grader was surrounded on the sidewalk in front of the home by officers with their guns drawn. >> they said if you move, we will shoot you, so i started crying and i was scared, and i didn't know what to do. >> the 11-year-old was in the wrong place at the wrong time and it's a tragedy that he had to go through something like

that. >> the homeowner told police she was scared because someone had shot at the home and vandalized the car a day before. the boy's mother says she's angry about what happened because she says police never called her. the city of pittsburg is putting the final touches on a dog park, with separate fenced areas for small and large dogs at highlands ranch park. a grand opening ceremony will take place may 31. google is offering to team up with the city of mountain view with a trail crossing project, making it easier for people to cross the creek at charleston road. the city council approved an at- grade crossing, but google is saying an under road crossing would be safer. a man in santa barbara is fighting a ticket he received when installing parking signs. he was putting up signs saying

there was a 75-minute limit to park in the area. he had already installed several of the signs, but the last one took longer because he had to drill into the cement. when he looked up, he saw a parking enforcement officer ticketing his truck. >> i didn't know what to say! i was dumbfounded. i said, but i'm putting these signs up! he goes, well, then you should know that you can't park here more than 75 minutes! >> the ticket is for $48. he says he has already lost one appeal and is now taking his argument to the next level. that is fairly classic. >> well, you should know -- >> busted by your own sign. >> take them down, then he wouldn't get in trouble. 9:47. a sunny, windy day expected today, but really nice and that warmup is headed our way, right? >> you are right. today, breezy conditions are expected once again. that will probably be the headline for many of us, especially along the coast, just inside the bay. then the big story is going to be the big heat-up coming our way. giving you a nice sweeping view over the bay from san francisco

this morning, isn't that a good- looking start to the day? wow, mostly sunny skies, winds still light in most areas, and so it feels pretty good outside our doors as well. i did get a tweet from windsor this morning. tom says breezy and cool. yes, along the coast today, breezy and cool, and especially windy for the second half. giving you a look here, this is the system going to be responsible for picking up winds into the afternoon. the center is over oregon. it's going to be moving southeast. we won't get any rain out of this, but you can see just the northern edge of california being clipped here. it will stay north of mendocino county. for us, mostly sunny, mild temperatures once again, and the winds will be howling for the second half of the day along the coast, just inside the bay. it's a fairly widespread event. yesterday, we had the winds pick up and i think we'll see a near-repeat for the second half of your saturday. then we get into the warming trend. today, a tad warmer than yesterday, but most of us may not notice so much. by sunday, mother's day, 5 to 10 degrees of warming

expectedded for inland communities. getting into the business week, the week ahead, we are going to be flirting with 100 degrees at some point. i'll show you that in the extended forecast. let's get back to the winds. we do have novato gusting to 21 miles per hour right now. santa rosa, 10. napa, still very light. concord, 9 miles per hour. oakland, 8. again, not bad at the moment. they are picking up just a little bit, noticing it in areas like half moon bay, gusting to 21. sfo, 15. 12 miles per hour mountain view. san jose, 13. for the second half of the day, let's roll this through. by noon time, 1:00, the winds are now 10 to 20 miles per hour. then as we get into the second half of the afternoon, even stronger. 23 miles per hour, concord. 25, san francisco, as well as half moon bay. 21 in oakland. could gust to near 30 around the bay. could gust to near 40 along the coast. 59 degrees in areas like santa rosa right now. upper 50s san francisco. upper 50s concord, san jose. so temperature wise, not bad at all. in fact, these numbers look

nice. 73 in novato. 73 for vallejo. upper 60s berkeley, oakland. mid-70s for warmest locations this afternoon. san jose, you'll go to 72. extended forecast here, are you ready for this big warmup? boy, it is going to be a scorcher at some point. so a nice, notable jump for your mother's day on sunday. getting into monday, we're now hitting 90 degrees for inland cities. 80s around the bay. we won't stop there. tuesday and wednesday look to be the hottest days. upper 90s in the forecast by midweek wednesday for inland cities. back to the desk. well, the roof of the white house is now covered in solar panels. technicians just finished installing them. so far, the white house will not comment on the number of panels or how much they cost, but the white house says they are expected to generate about 6.3-kilowatts of solar power whenever the sun is shining. president obama says he had them sthawld installed in the hopes of encouraging other americans to cut down on

emissions blamed for global warming. today, chelsea clinton received her doctorate degree from oxford university. president clinton tweeted this photo earlier today. by the way, chelsea clinton is also expecting her first child later this year. california universities are bringing in more out-of-state students than ever before. the efforts now under way by one bay area woman who says california universities should be for california students. and a dog ends up in an unusual place. there he is, tucked up on that median. the actions one chp officer took to bring him to safety. dog: get four years interest-free financing

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. a controversial clause is raiding concern. the clause says teachers at catholic schools will be fired if they do not obey the rules of the roman catholic church in both their professional and personal lives. some parents, politicians and

gay rights advocates staged a protest against the clause yesterday. protesters say it could violate rights such as using birth control, having premarital sex and being in a same-sex marriage. >> now the kids are being told that their teachers have to sign an oath that may be a lie. what that's communicating to a 15-year-old about how to be a good person in the world? >> many people are concerned families will transfer their students to other schools. california universities are opening their doors to more out- of-state students. the freshman class from outside california makes up almost 30% of the class at uc berkeley and ucla, up 10% from just four years ago. a mother from san jose has now started an online petition to draw attention to this. she says the uc system was built for californians and is now turning them away in record numbers. new information this morning about the bay area's two pro football teams. day three of the nfl draft has

started and the 49ers tapped bruce ellington yesterday. they welcome their first round pick to the santa clara headquarters. >> somebody that's all about himself, you know, it's not going to fit in a great program like the 49ers. >> jimmy ward, defensive back, from northern illinois is known for his skills. carlos hyde, marcus martin and chris borland and brandon thomas were also taken in day 2 of the draft. raid terse selected justin ellis out of louisiana tech. meantime, the raiders are excited about its future quarterback. >> with the 36th pick in the 2014 nfl draft, the mighty oakland raiders select -- yeah, i know you love them! derek carr! >> derek carr starred at fresno state and experts believe he

may be better than his brother, david carr back in 2002. raiders took carr and gabe jackson in day 2. the bay area is topping a new list when it comes to the most visited units of the national park system. the golden gate national recreation area came in at number 1. coming in second was the blue ridge parkway in north carolina. yosemite was the third most visited national park last year. bike riders are getting ready for the red bull ride and style competition today. that event kicks off at 11:00 this morning at justin herman plaza in san francisco. that race features both track and freestyle competitions. more than 50 of the world's best fixed gear riders will be competing and that event is free to attend. a little chihuahua is alive today, thanks to the help of chp in contra costa county. chp contra costa tweeted this photo yesterday of the rescue. it shows the small chihuahua clinging to the center divide on interstate 680 near the main

street overpass. it appears the officer used a protein bar to help catch the dog. no one has come forward to say how the chihuahua made it to the center of the interstate. 9:57. let's go over to rosemary now. we want to take one last look at our saturday forecast, see how things are shaping up. >> yes, good morning to you. mostly sunny outside our door this morning. getting into the 10:00 hour, low 50s to low 60s. for your lunch hour, 50s and 60s. for the afternoon, slightly warmer than what we had for your friday afternoon. low 60s at the coast, mid-60s san francisco. widespread upper 60s, low 70s around the bay. warmest locations reaching into the mid 70s. it's going to be a nice day out there. unfortunately, the winds will be picking up for the second half of the afternoon and it will be quite gusty, especially along the coast. as we get into your mother's day sunday, nice notable jump in temperatures. then the heat will be on, reaching mid to upper 90s by tuesday and wednesday. >> wow!

how's that song go? it's getting hot in here? >> yeah, triple digits, you think? >> some of us may hit the century mark, we'll see. >> thanks, rosemary. that is our report for this morning. for you will a of us here at ktvu, thanks for making ktvu your choice for news. >> we are working on getting more information on the police shooting in alameda county. of course we're always online at ktvu.com, on our ktvu app, facebook and twitter. thank you for joining us. enjoy your saturday, everyone. is split in two.

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