by moment, more details coming in from the french plane crash. the copilot locked the pilot out of the cockpit and deliberately crashed that plane. >> the fact that we essentially wasted all of these resources for really nothing is upsetting. >> vallejo police call it a wild goose chase, the evidence that led them to concluding that the kidnapping case was all a hoax. . we are following several big stories this morning including the one in san jose. you can see a growing memorial right in front of the police department, there's been an outpouring of support, two days after officer michael johnson was killed in the line of duty. we'll have more on the life of officer johnson coming up in a few minutes. thank you for joining us, march 26, i'm pam clark, and i'm --

i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. today it is # 7 and today it will get to 80. san francisco is 70, i didn't bump it up too much. there's a lot more fog nearer hugging the coast. san jose warmer there. there's a ton of fog going north to south and it is not making a push west to east. the jet stream, it goes way up and over all the way past portland. that's strong high pressure. santa rosa has gone from a quarter to a half a mile. it's going to burn off. the toking will make for 60s on the coast and near 70s. it will be low to mid-80s, doubtful we'll set any records but we'll be way above where we should be.

sal, normal slow traffic? >> good traffic is out there on 80. we'll look at interstate 80 from the bridge to the macarthur maze. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza it's a 25 to 30 minute delay unless there is no problems on the upper deck of the bay bridge in san francisco. we have stop-and-go traffic near the construction zone in antioch. this looks good in the bridge to walnut creek. 580 has filled in getting to livermore. it's remained steady and slow going into double lynn inter-- dublin interchange. northbound 101 is the only freeway that's slow. we've had a crash near 88, and it's up to a good start on 280

and 285. let's look at the marin county, this has closed. at 10:00, a car ran into this power pole, a man was arrested under suspicion of drunk driving and is in the marin county jail. they're holding this up. they have to put a new pole in. it's going it take all day until 6:00 and the 2100 block of san francisco boulevard will be closed for repairs. we continue to follow the breaking news out of france this morning. the french prosecutor investigating the crash says it appears that the copilot intentionally brought that plane down. fox 2 reporter brought us us down the last minutes of that flight. >> after going cockpit and voice recordings, they came to the conclusion that be the

copilot in this case pay period to want to destroy that airplane, he was the only one inside the cock put at the time of this crash earlier this week. his copilot was locked out after apparently leaving to go to the bathroom. audio recordings reveal that they could be heard knocking loudly on the cock put door and tried to smash the door down at one point. french prosecutors say it was that time that the plane began a slow deliberate dissent at 38,000 feet. the jet slammed into the side of a mountain. the audio recordings captured passengers screaming loudly. this was from barcelona spain to dues he will do i have germany, they believe it was a deliberate act. >> it was a deliberate action,

one to not answer the door and to lose altitude at 1,000 meters per minute as if he was coming in for landing. >> the cockpit audio reveals that the pilot at the controls at the time of the crash was awake and breathing ruling out a medical emergency. they have identified that pilot, the man at the controls is andreas loubitz a 28-year- old german national. they did not reveal anything else about him. meantime this morning we're learning more about the victims of the air disaster. there were 3 americans on board including emily selke and her mother and the third was not identified. and german wings will have a conference at 6 their time.

we'll have it later on today. we'll send it back to you. >> thank you, we'll talk to you later. the time is now 6:05, meantime, final funeral arrangements will be made for san jose, michael johnson killed in the line of duty this week. they're being praised for his dedication and bravery. ktvu jeanine tell vague a >> people are coming to the police department and paying respects, there's a memorial where people have left showers and cards. they want the department to know they appreciate what the police officers do and the sacrifice johnson made for the community. he was new and a newly assigned officer, he was a 14-year veteran of the department.

others joined police officers as they lined up in front of the medical coroner's office yesterday day. they followed the hearse that carried the body to the fisher home in los gatos. people watched as the flagged draped casket was brought inside. >> i told michael's mother she did an extraordinary job raising a courageous valiant public servant and we owe her an extraordinary debt of gratitude. that doesn't take any of the pain away for someone who has lost their child. >> we're learning more about johnson. he was a native of san jose. he was well liked and respected in the department. he was described as a nickeled guy and a black belt in

jujitsu, and the family is grieving privately. we don't know where the venue ising it to be -- going to be but we expect to learn more later today. in the meantime. michael johnson's family is asking for privacy during this difficult time. they released a statement though saying and i'm quoting, we are deeply saddened by his loss and cannot express in writing how deep a hole in our hearts we're left with by his passing. the johnson family say and ended with, we love you, mike, our husband, son, brother, uncle and hero. , and we have more information of what led to the deadly shooting of michael johnson and the suspect blamed for his death. the suspect 57-year-old scott dunham was standing on the balcony holding a high-powered rifle. the first call to police came

from a family member reporting a suicidal man with a gun. investigators say he did not have any recent confrontations with police. >> he's very friendly guy, would normally wave at each other and say how are you doing. >> now, back in 1996, he pled no contest to three misdemeanor charges of resisting arrest and battery. he worked in construction and gardening for the college district, he retired in 2012 after 14 years on the job. >> we are learning some shocking information about the case of a woman from vallejo who was reported kidnapped and held for ransom. denise huskins was found in huntington beach and they're calling her kidnapping an orchestrated event. they received a call on monday from irvin quinn said she was

forced from her home. they do not believe that is true. we'll have more details coming up in a live report in our next half-hour. the time is 6:09. facebook is getting new features, including a 36 # degree virtual reality. yesterday at a facebook developers conference, ceo mark zuckerberg introduced what he calls spherical video, it let's you play inside of a lifelike three -- 3d world. most users don't have virtual reality head sites. at yesterday's conference, it was announced facebook is trying to essex panned messenger app. they'll build new features to include the ability to store receipts and shipping information to track purchases much it's important to find ways to have people connect with friends and businesses

beyond its own network. thee petaluma businesses robbed in one day. what the crimes had in common that leads police to believe one man is hind all of them. an outbreak in indiana, dozens of hiv where the governor is ready to declare a public health emergency. we've had a couple of things heading up to the 880 interchange. we'll she you the south bay commute and what's holding you back. >> high pressure has been here for a long time. temperatures will warm up today, sure, why not, today will be warm are, we'll see the records and how long this will last.

welcome back to mornings on 2, time 6:13, one person was killed by a tornado, it ripped through the tulsa, oklahoma area. several homes in this mobile home park were destroyed. they responded to several crashes, buildings collapsing and house fires. a tornado reported in more oklahoma, the city where 23 people were killed by a tornado in 2013. firefighters in one oklahoma city rescued dozens of children, their gymnastic studio had 60 people inside when the building collapsed, tornado sirens were going off. as they took cover in the basement, the storm took the roof off part of the building.

>> it was loud and it was scary and i was screaming and crying. >> i was scared and all we did was praise god that we were still alive. >> wow, the children and adults inside they were shaken up as you can imagine but no one was hurt. the federal emergency management agency has issued new guidelines requiring states seeking federal preparedness how climate change may threaten their communities. that does not sell well with republicans who are skeptical about climate change. and they do not want to submit to liberal ideology. this could affect whether fema approves the state's funding for disaster planning. a public health emergency

after an alarming outbreak of hiv in the southern part of the state. there's been 72 confirmed cases and that number, health officials belief, will go higher. the cases stem from people sharing needles while using drugs. >> to anyone to in the sound of my voice who is involved in intervenous drug use, stop. your life is at stake. >> the governor says an intimate command center will be set in scott county. he's expected to announce his full plans tomb sometime this morning. >> a dog is dead and different versions of how the dog died are playing out in kensington. according to the san francisco chronicle a woman was walking with two pugs on saturday when she stopped to put on her

leeches. that is when one of the dogs took off towards a runner. the woman said she yelled after her dog and it was on her way back to her when the runner went out of his way to kick it. the runner claims it was running toward him and he tapped it. and the dog died and they're looking into the case. a woman in virginia who posted a negative review about a dog grooming business on yelp is being sued. the woman said she was not happy about the dog obedience class and she wrote negative comments and that prompted the owner to put out a $65,000 and she claims the statements were wrong and damaging. >> too many businesses are turning to the courts to

intimidate customers from reviewing and putting critical comments on yelp and other lists. what are you being looing at sal? >> we have a serious problem in livermore, eastbound 580, on first street. we're looking at a sigalert now. i want to get new details. eastbound 580, there's a better location near vasco road. this is eastbound 580, it's blocking most of the freeway eastbound. westbound is getting a good look at this. and traffic is slow to this area. eastbound, now, that the sigalert has been issued. eastbound 580 and vasco lanes, eastbound lanes 3, 4 and 5 are blocked. if you are driving eastbound and don't expect a backup,

there is one. this is a look at the bay bridge and traffic will be busy as you drive through. it's backed up for a 25 minute delay. san francisco will be okay approaching the 80 split, i can have the guess in the control and it can be just a second. i don't want it heavy out northbound 101 in san jose, near oakland road, that the southbound freeway that's slow. you should use these instead. 6:19, let's if to steve. >> you led with, we just had a major what now? >> a major crash, at that he is at vasco road, the entire eastbound lanes are blocked and this will be big trouble. >> we do have temperatures today that will be very warm, above average, i don't think we'll set records, these are in the mid- to upper 80s, we'll be in the mid-80s for many. there is some fog over there, there was very little

yesterday, and there's a lot today. san francisco should be 62, i'm going 71, there could be anywhere where from 65 to 75 depending on where you are in the city. it will go 80 today. oakland airport 75 and san jose. they're in the low 80s, there's a lot of gray out there. it's favoring san mateo and it hasn't taken the turn yet, you're down to santa cruz and that's the way it looks right now. up and over she goes, 40s on the temperatures for most. temperatures kind of holding steady, a little fog around santa rosa and a mile and quarter, it will burn off, parts of the north bay, petaluma north dealing with fog, they took a dip, there they're 55, mid-50s, not much of a change there. nationally it's cold to the north and warm to the south, those two come together and what do you get you got severe

weather. the jet stream shows you what's going on. the river there up over the west and unseasonably cool for parts of the midwest. snow is now developing on the northern edge of that through fort wayne and cleveland, they're looking for the severe. tulsa, oklahoma and arkansas, this is a line they're favoring today and looking for for more severe weather. 20s, 30s, 40s, northern california, 60s in southern california, 67 in palm springs. we need to get up here, that may not happen until saturday. fog near the coast, 60s to 80s on your temperatures. it's probably the warmest day of the week will be today. 70s and 80s, not a lot to be expected. fog near the coast, sunny for most unless you're right there by the coast. a lot of the fog will peel back

into the pacific. low to mid-80s inland. still the psalm on friday, cooling down on the weekend. >> thank you. time is 6:21, a parking app, a controversial one shut down by the city of san francisco, it's pack, the change is made that will allow people it auction off a parking spot. >> and hundreds of hens stolen from a bay area farm, what made the birds the prime target. i'm dreaming... pinch me. no, not while you're driving. and, right now, you can get a one-thousand-dollar volkswagen credit bonus on jetta models. seriously, pinch me. it's not a dream. ow! it's the volkswagen stop dreaming, start driving event. stop dreaming, and test-drive one today. hurry in and you can get 0% apr plus a $1000 volkswagen credit bonus on 2015 jetta and passat models.

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welcome back to mornings on 2 time. it's 6:24, an owner of a farm said hundreds of rare hens have been stolen. the owner says these hens lay eggs in a variety of pastel colors from light blue, green and pink. they lay eggs year round, but they're popular during easter. he suspects thieves came at night and they stole them from the coop and they didn't lock it after the theft. >> to someone to come here and do that it's a violation, it's

a huge violation. i'm angry they've taken the food out might have family's mouth. but, i can't carry that anger, you no. >> now, he says he just wants his hens back, no questions asked. he's offering a $250 reward for information leading to their return. a lawsuit that could affect how the skyline for the waterfront and how it looks will move forward. they can sue to have a measure b overturned. it requires voter approval for projects that exceed height limits. they're suing it have the measure declared invalid. the judge said the state can try to prove the measure can cause economic harm along the water front. the nfl could be change the point for the 2015 season. they did not vote on any proposals. there's so much discussion and interest in potential changes,

and the issue will be a main focus and can be voted on the next league meetings in san francisco and may. that includes the line of scrimage back in the kicks and placing the ball to the end zone and requiring a play from scrimage and eliminating the kicks entirely. 6:26 is the too many right now and the san jose police department continues to mourn the death of an officer killed in the line of duty. up next more on the touching tributes about officer michael johnson. we're live in vallejo where police say a 29-year-old physical therapist staged her own kidnapping with the help of her boyfriend. why authorities are still looking for her.

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thursday march 26 i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. good morning. thank you for joining us. it's coming up to 6:3, it's warm enough for me, i had to turn the air-conditioning in the car. >> i have been doing that for weeks. and unless you're along the coast in the 60s, you'll be in the 70s and 80s. i doubt if we've set records, one or two, maybe, it will go to 80 today a little fog this morning. a little bit, 70 in san francisco, 71, there could be 65 to 75 depending on where you are in the city. there's a lot of fog out there. it's going north to south and not making a push inland. there's slight puff. it's enough to keep the fog,

santa rosa, there's a little bit of visibility. for most 80s low to mid and sunny and cooler along the coast. sal you have a main issue on 580? >> that's right. eastbound 580 at vasco, an extent is blocking the freeway. there's a serious injury crash. traffic will be slow. westbound because of on lookers they have to land a medical hell court on the scene to take someone away who has been critically injured and it will be slow. eastbound and westbound at 580 slow at vasco because of this wreck. it's the noncommute direction for most part. if you drive eastbound and try to get out to the valley, please give yourself plenty of

extra time, you'll need it this morning. nearby southbound, it's slow out of pleasanton on the way down to from time to time, in problems on the bridge itself getting into san francisco. manteo bring, traffic is moderately heavy. you can tell it's getting crowded going to the peninsula. >> we're still following the breaking news about the german wings plane crash in the french alps earlier this week. we have alex savage live in our studio. you say the prosecutor concluded the copilot intentionally crashed the plane. good morning to you. the prosecutor in france is investigating this crash. there are a number of signs that show this is a deliberate act. the copilot locked the captain out of the cockpit and steered that jetliner into the side of a mountain in the french alps earlier this week.

the copilot was andreas loubitz, a 28-year-old german national. he was inside of the crash. the captain was locked out after apparently going to the bathroom. the captain was knocking loudly on the cockpit door, there was in answer from inside, he tried smashing did you know the cockpit door and this didn't work. a french prosecutor said that it was at this point the plane began a slow deliberate dissent and the germanwings jet slammed into a side of a mountain killing all 150 people on board. the air bus 320 was flying from barcelona spain to dues he will do i have year any and they said he's -- duessel --

dueselforf germany. >> we owe them an explanation of what was going on and tell them exactly what happened. >> the prosecutor said he's spoken with the victims family about the possible cause here. the cockpit audio reveals the copilot at the controls was awake and breathing ruling out any medical emergency. meantime this morning we're learning about the victims of this air disaster. there were throw americans killed including virginia college student emily selke and her mother and the third american has not been identified. stunning revellation this morning, all the evidence is suggesting that the copilot intentionally crashed the plane after locking the captain out of the cockpit. we're waiting to hear from lufthansa airlines and we'll let you know when they hold a news conference this morning. we'll bring it to you and send it back to you for now.

the outpouring of support continues to grow for the san jose police department and the family of the officer who was killed in action. >> reporter: pam, the staff are slowly coming into work today, they have to pass by this memorial where people have left flowers and candles and cars, there's a feeling of sadness and officers have a job to do and are staying strong. they appreciate the outpouring of support for their brother. he was 38 years old and was married. he was a 14-year-old veteran and was a field training officer. they describe him as a nickeled guy who had your back and he was well liked. he had a black belt in jujitsu and he taught at a studio without pay. it's one of the ways he gave back to the community. >> i'm sure we'll have a

special tribute workout at the black belt school itself. it will be one that he liked, long hard and pain physical and at the end we'll celebrate his life. >> other agents in the bay area have been coming and paying respects in the department. they also joined san jose police officers for a procession, yesterday afternoon that started at the medical examiner's office, they followed the hearse which was taken it the darling fisher funeral home in loss combat owes. his flag draped casket was brought in inside as people watched. we expect to hear more about possibly when and where that funeral will be held. pam? >> thank you. time now is 6:36, we're learning more about what led up to the deadly shooting. tenants at the apartment complex where the shooting

occurred, the suspect 56-year- old scott dunham was holding a high-powered rifle. the first call reported a suicidal man with a gun. he did not have any recent confrontations with police, but in 1996 he pled no contest to three misdemeanor charges of resisting arrest and battery. he retired in 2012 from construction and gardening. we'll have more on officers johnson in the next half-hour and you can get more information on our facebook and twitter page. some stunning revelation this is morning in the case of a vallejo women reportedly kidnapped for ransom on monday. denise huskins has disappeared once again and new they're calling her kidnapping an orchestrated event.

what's the latest tara. >> reporter: you know from the beginning, this kidnapped story was definitely strange, like why did the boyfriend wait so many hours to report that his girlfriend was missing. that was the clue that tipped police off that indeed this was a hoax. 29-year-old denise huskins, a physical therapist turned up in huntington beach safe at her fatherrest's home yesterday morning. she agreed to meet with the f.b.i. and miss regarding her case, but authorities have not been able to make contact with her or her family. in fact, she has a lawyer and they're blaming her and her boyfriend for concocting a kidnapping plot. if you can imagine devoting our resources, 24 hours a day, well, i will classify it as a wild goose chase, it's a

tremendous loss. it's disappointing, disheartening and the fact that we've essentially wasted all of these resources for really nothing, is upsetting. >> reporter: the san francisco chronicle reported to police that they received an audio file indicating that she was safe t cost valuable resources, 40 detectives and 100 senior personnel will assisting in the investigation at local and state tellers. the family's involvement in the kidnapping hoax is part of the investigates. and charges could be made against her and her boyfriend. time is now 6:39, meantime police in petaluma say one man may have robbed three businesses in one day. take a look at the surveillance photo from the kwik-stop store

on washington street. he acted as if he had a gun and he escaped with an undisclosed amount of money. 15 minutes later the same man held up a gas station a couple of blocks away. a third robbery happened at 1:45 yesterday afternoon. a man demanded medication from a pharmacy on lakeville street after telling a pharmacist he had a gun. they're looking into whether the same suspect is connected in all three robberies. also this morning, workers who had been on strike at the tesoro refinery for two months are scheduled to return to their jobs. a united workers union went on strike on february 1st. the workers ratified a new contract earlier this week. but, the union won't comment on the details. the refinery says it will resume normal operations today that should make more gas available in the coming days. our time is 6:40, we're getting a look at system of the

damage from a deadly tornado that hit oklahoma. coming up in 20 minutes, how dozens of children were rescued after a gymnastic studios they were inside of col lapsed. a facebook photo which is -- collapsed. a facebook photo which is sparking controversy over a war memorial. we're lacking at the commute at 287. we have a problem on 580, we'll tell you about that straight ahead. it will be sunny and warm, santa rosa has a little bit of fog, what about the fog and the records, we'll see how it all plays out in the forecast. blahs blah

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welcome back to mornings on 2, it's 6:43, the u.s. army is charging sergeant bergdahl for abandoning his post in afghanistan. bergdahl was captured by the taliban and held for five years until the obama exchanged five taliban prisoners for his release. he has been charged with misbehavior before the enemy. that's reserved for shameful and cowardly conduct. it's going before a grand jury and he could be court-

martialed. sentencing can range from dishonorable discharge to time in prison. a memorial is sparking an emotional debate, how people should treat war memorials. matthew posted this photo on monday. that page has been swamped with comments all over the country. young children are climbing on a vietnam war memorial. many say it's disrespectful and they wonder why there are no barriers around the sculpture to protect it. the president of the vietnam woman's foundation said the artist designed the sculpture without a barrier so people could touch it and physically connect with it and interact. a vote is scheduled today on $1 billion to speed up water projects. the measure was proposed by the governor and it was approved by

the state senate yesterday. some money would go to levies and dams and support communities that have gone dry. the monkey parking app is swinging back into san francisco. it was used last summer and allowed use stories auction off parking spots, they shut the app down and the process was illegal. instead of public parking spaces it is set up to allow people to auction off their private drive ways in the parking spots in front of the driveway. right now, the parking spot will cost people and the length of time will be determined by the owner of the driveway. later, he may implement dynamic pricing for people in high traffic areas. >> i've been towed for blocking drive ways in the city. let's see what's coming up next. >> coming up in our next hour,

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wrestle mania were here. time, sal would you do something for me? >> yes, sir. >> take me to the bridge. >> i'll take you to the bridge in just a little bit. we have a bunch of things going on the bridges are always part of our commutes. , first of all, we have to talk about the sigalert eastbound 580 as you come up to vaskco road, eastbound 580, the entire freeway is blocked. westbound 580 is geting a good long look at it and traffic is very slow. if you're getting on the freeway after livermore, this has helped the commute out, not a lot of people are getting through, the major crash is eastbound 580, but westbound is a problem. highway 4, there was a report of a motorcycle on fire and i think that is it right there. highway 4, westbound in concord there was a car fire, police have arrived at the scene. the traffic is backed up, joe,

if you can pan the camera to the left, i want to show up the backup here, it is very slow, it's going to be backed up al the way up to the pittsburgh area and that will be blending in with the traffic in antioch, this whole thing on highway 4 is a big mess and we'll keep on top of it for you. >> traffic is backed up for 25 to 30 minute delay. unfortunately, now, this thursday commute is having some issues. let's go to steve, now, in the weather center. >> i feel for these people, sal, i got caught on that on highway 4 come home. it's a rough one. anyway, thank you sir. we have temperatures that will be above average, well above and i mean everything on the west coast is under the influence of high pressure. the fog has come sneaking back. santa rosa should be 65 this time of year. my goodness, we've been above average for the longest time. it seems like since january, we've been running you a long

the lows, the afternoon temperatures are warm. 62 is the normal high for san francisco. it's 71, it's tough. when that fog is out there, it's a little tough. it's 75, san jose 67, speaking of san jose, 81, 52 forecast high and low, 67, 47, my goodness. the record high not that long ago not far away from today's forecast 84, 1988. it's possible around reid hill. i don't think so. 33 back in 1936 a record low. napa will be 44, it will be in the low 80s and it looks like a beautiful day in napa valley and anywhere else did you. the water temperatures are in the 50s and everything is isn't to the north, the jet stream, there's no problem forming, 40s for many, 50s for others, some of the fog is showing up in santa rosa, that is so far, if you're getting some in penalty

human, it looks like there's a little bit up there. it's had a quarter mile visibility to a half mile. these are still above average, they've been above average since june of last year. 20s, 30s to the north. look at the difference between little rock and st. louis. it goes up and over, driving and cold air. you get gulf moisture and snow to the north, cold rain to the south and we go down to the deep south. what happened in tulsa oklahoma and arkansas, and tennessee and mississippi could get severe weather. the fog could be on the coast. fog near the coast, we'll go 60s to 80s on your temperatures. early april, there may be a pattern change could be developing. that's aways away. new records for some. some areas will be in the 80s,

take your pick, upper 70s to low to mid-80s, from santa rosa and antioch, will be the warmest. 75 in berkeley, 85 gilroy, 80 santa cruz, it's mostly fog- free, everyone else is dealing with fog. 60s, 70s low 80s on the peninsula and about the same on friday and cooler on the weekend. new features are coming to facebook, coming up in 20 minutes, the changes that will allow you to pay inside a life like 3-d world. a man got a lottery scratch ticket inside and how having surgery paid off big time for that man right there.

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. welcome back to mornings on 2, the time is 6:55, a sheriff's deputy shot and wounded a man. they responded to a call for a possible drug deal in the foothills east of san jose. authorities say deputies detained two women who were in one car when a man in another car rammed the sheriff's patrol car and aimed the car at the deputies. one of the deputies opened fire with, but the man kept driving. the deputy was not hurt. the suspect later showed up at

the hospital with a gunshot wound and that's where deputies detained him. parents are upset over a proposed legislation that require children to be vaccinated in order to attend california public schools. they're hoping to stop a bill created in response to a recent measles outbreak. there's dualing views on the law. >> one man who supports vaccination thinks it's a bad idea. >> it should be my choice to have my kids injected. >> they're being forced to do it under duress. it's a violation of human rights. >> the medical community do not have the answer to vaccine injuries and until they have that answer what's going to

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of mornings on 2, a deliberate act to destroy the planes, new developments about the copilot intentionally crashing that jet and the response online. a growing memorial of a san jose police officer was killed in the line of duty and how the community is coming together to honor officer johnson.

he wanted to destroy the plane. that's how french prosecutors are now describing the copilot upon revealing this morning he deliberately crashed the jet liner into the french alps. >> reporter: we're live at san jose police headquarters where the community is paying their respects to fallen police officer michael johnson. what we're learning about him and we'll also share with you what we know about funeral arrangements. the fact that we've essentially wasted all of these resources for really nothing is upsetting. >> vallejo police call it a wild goose chase. the evidence that led them to conclude the kidnapping for ransom case was