we're live in vallejo, where attorneys for denise huskins say that she's opinion victimized twice, first pie her kidnappers, then -- by her kidnappers and then by the police. the latest twist and turns in this kidnap for ransom case next. shocking video from berkeley. look at the pictures. the punishment handed down after a city worker was caught on camera attacking a homeless man. and drattic new developments in the investigation into the copilot who is thought to have deliberately crashed a passenger jet. what german police say they found in his apartment that

could be an important clue. i will something she will do whatever it takes to clear her name. >> an attorney representing the vallejo woman who police say faked a kidnapping for ransom speaks out. tara moriarty is in vallejo following the latest twists and turns in this case. coming up, she will tell us what attorneys are now say happening today good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." it's march 27th. friday. end of the month. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. we thank you for joining us. let's check weather and traffic. steav, still a lot of -- steve, a lot of fog out there? >> a lot of fog out there. >> on the other side of the caldecott i saw it. >> yes. record-setting day. temperatures soared. what's new? some of the records coming in. 85 in san jose. 90 in gilroy. vuz, 89. mountain view, 84.

downtown oakland, 83. today, 83. oakland from that record- setting 83 to 72. conrecord 28 to 76. and san jose is 85 to 78 degrees. the has come back. there's still very warm air aloft. it's kind of shall local. it's there. it's making a good push. it will be cooler for many even though the ridge of high pressure is dominating the ent tire west coast up to vancouver. 47 your morning trifecta there. 49 half moon bay. 50s for others. there is more of a northwest or a westerly breeze. now up to 15 at sfo. that was not the case yesterday. it was slightly offshore at oakland and hayward. that's a big change today even though the fog is not making a huge push, there is a lot more today. the ridge is weakening. morning fog. it will be warm. more 70s, though. there will be low 80s. a lot of 60s inland or low 70s. sal, had an issue in the south bay. what else is going on? >> that issue in the south bay

has cleared up. 280 northbound was slower than usual for a friday. but look how quickly it cleared out. we're getting that friday night. in the next two weeks since we're coming up on easter and spring break, we'll see some schools out for the week and we'll see scott limier than usual conditions i think on some. commutes. i want to warn you, everyone will get out of town early. we see it every year on the friday before the spring break. people leave the office at 12:00 or 1:00. just be careful. especially in san francisco. let's take a look at the livermore valley. that's lighter than usual. sometimes this thing is lit up like a christmas tree. today there is only a little bit of slowing traffic 0 approaching highway 8 -- traffic approaching highway 84. when you get to the been toll plaza, it's backed up for 10, 15 minutes. the 880 commute is better than normal. i think we'll have a decent

commute. just a little bit, getting into san francisco. back to the desk. an alleged kidnap for ran some in vallejo earlier this week has taken another bizarre turn. police call it a hoax, but attorneys for the alleged victim and her boyfriend say it was real. ktvu fox 2's tara moriarty joins us from the home where this all started. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. no sign of any movement here at the home. it looks like no one has been staying hererrive since we've -- here ever since we've been covering the story. the attorney for denise huskins said she was kidnapped. her and her boyfriend said they will fight to clear their names. yesterday, around 5:00, huskins emerged from the vallejo police department after being questioned for hours. two days ago, investigators portrayed her as a fakeer.

>> when they thought that egg was gonna end up on someone's face, they threw it on her. there's no egg here. this is a legitimate crime. >> reporter: huskins claims her kidnappers freed her near her parents' home in huntington beach on wednesday. aaron quinn, her boyfriend, said two kidnappers abducted her early monday morning. he claimed they bound him and drug him and that is why there was such a delay in reporting the crime. >> the major quinn in mr. quinn's mind something that had happened to her. we understand the pressures on the fbi and the police department to solve this crime. on the other hand, there seems to be a stream of blatant lies coming out about our client, about the victim and about what's going on on. >> reporter: he said he admitted to a to taking a blood

test and -- he said he submitted to taking a blood test and underwent question. a lot of questions here and now everyone wants to know how vallejo police will respond. we have reached out to them. we're hoping to hear back later this morning. we'll let you know. i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> thank you. 7:06. we posted the news conference from the attorney of denise huskins on our website, ktvu.com. look for it at the top of our home page. we continue to learn more about the copilot who appears to have deliberately crashed a plane into a mountain in the french alps. yesterday, german police searched the home of 27-year- old andreas lubitz. investigators found a medical leave note from doctors showing he suffered a health condition that would have prevented him from flying the plane the day of the crash that he hid from his employer.

they did not say if it related to a physical or mental health issue. but german news media says he had a history of depression and may have had a falling out with his girlfriend. we'll have more on these developments being released this morning. we're learning more about a fight in berkeley between a homeless man and one of the city's downtown ambassadors. those ambassadors are trained for outreach to the homeless. alex savidge joining us live this morning. you will show us this incredible video of that altercation, alex. >> reporter: we sure are, dave. good morning to you. that downtown berkeley ambassador involved in the fight, he's lost his job. the homeless man he was fighting with earlier on this week has been arrested. the two of them got into it in this alley way. it's right off shaddock avenue. the whole thing captured on video by a witness.

[bleep] >> reporter: this was posted on youtube earlier this week. you can see that ambassador in the neon green shirt arguing with the homeless man and punching him several times. there is also a second ambassador involved here, a woman, who can be heard yelling at another homeless man who is swinging a stick. this fight happened sunday night about 7:00 p.m. police showed up. they arrested the two homeless men. the ambassador who was seen here on the video throwing punches has been fired. we spoke with the ceo of the downtown berkeley association. he says that he's troubled by how -- dash by the way this ambassador behaved. >> this guy snapped for some reason, totally inexcusable and -- but i don't think it's indicative but we to take full responsibility for it. >> reporter: that ambassador involved in the fight, the man who lost his job has been

identified as jeffrey bailey. now, he apparently told his supervisor that earlier in the day, the two homeless men seen on the video had threatened him with physical violence. that was hours before this fight in the alleyway. ambassadors here in berkeley are trained to do homeless outreach and call police when there is a threat, that did not happen in this case. that's why he lost his job. now, ktvu also spoke with a friend of the two homeless men involved in that fight and that friend told us that the ambassador had followed these two men on the day of the fight here to the alleyway and was in his words messing with him. that was shortly before this heated exchange here in the alleyway, dave. >> alex savidge thank you for the update. 7:09. meantime an investigation is underway into why a casino tour bus caught fire in menlo park. it happened yesterday afternoon and here's some of the cell phone video sent to us from the scene. look at the damage. it was heavily damaged on

highway 101 just north of willow road. firefighters say the bus was empty. the driver escaped unharmed. that bus was on the shoulder of the freeway but there were huge traffic jams as a result of that fire. well, the 49ers say fans will enjoy some upgrades in year 2 of levi stadium. a big complaint this past season, the sun sweltering one side of the stadium. the team plans to install misting fans along the plaza and air conditioned benches on the concourse just to help the fans cool-- cool off. the team will now be able to host weekday night games next season. >> kind of interesting. their old own home was fleeing. >> freezing and windy. remembering the life of fallen san jose police officer, michael johnson. in 25 minutes, details on the

vig yiles planned for -- vigils planned for today and details we learned about the deadly gun battle that took his life. >> we're live in milpitas where a creative way a guy asked a girl to prom actually got him suspended at a high school. coming up the details and how students are reacting. we're looking at a commute where traffic will be affected by some of the fog, going -- golden gate bridge. we'll tell you about that straight ahead. fog has arrived in benicia and crockett. it's making a move. we'll talk about cooler temps.

police have arrested a man they say knocked a teenager conscious in the parking lot of valley fair mall.

25-year-old tru nguyen is facing a felony battery charge. police say he and another man were exchanging gestures with a group of teens in the mall on march 11th. when they reached the parking lot, police say nguyen punched -- punched rasner knocking him to the ground. his father said he woke up for the first time on wednesday. he's still in intensive care but stable. a 14-year-old is in juvenile hall accused of punching a stab mate. they say he stabbed a fellow student with a knife at martinez junior high. an 11-year-old was stabbed once in the back. he was airlifted to the hospital and is expected to be okay. investigators are looking into what led up to the stabbing. the superintendent says the attack appears to have been unprovoked. we have no knowledge that

the students even knew each other. there was no incident that precipitated the act. we don't know what caused it. that's part of what the investigation is here to do. >> the by accused in the attack turned himself into school officials. he's being held at juvenile hall on charges of assault with a deadly weapon. 7:14. on a lighter note, she said yes when she was asked to go to the high school prom in milpitasby the young man who popped the question, he will be missing a couple of days of school because of the way he asked a girl to go to the prom. brian flores is at milpitas high school where the student was suspended. what are the kids saying about this? >> reporter: well, dave, they are pretty upset over this whole thing. >> yeah. >> reporter: we're lav here at milpitas high school they are upset because of the way miguel gonzalez asked her out. some say it could have been

dangerous and that's where the line was drawn. >> yes! [ cheers ] >> reporter: that was milpitas high school senior miguel appropriately named romeo. he borrowed the horse from a friend's ranch. he rode it on campus during the school's first period. he thought it was a creative way to ask catalina fernandez to the prom. she said yes. a lot of the friends into it. you hear the cheers. the school was front impressed. they suspended miguel for two days. there was talk he would not be able to go to prom. they decided to let him go to prom. but his suspensions remain. they cited the dang -- the dangers a horse would pose. you used to go on a phone but now comments go to twitter. some comments say they are

upset because he got suspended for being creative and awesome. others are giving him props for the way he did it. another comment says boys take notes. certainly the days of asking your girl to prom, the bar has risen. but miguel, the suspension remains. mum on "mornings on 2." we'll talk to the -- coming up on "mornings on 2," we'll talk to the students, maybe the admin as well. >> he raised that par way up here. >> reporter: way up there. >> you see miguel, you tell him. all right. thank you. >> i think i got asked on a rotary phone. >> yeah, right. let's check in with sal who i know went to a few proms in his day. >> i did. my prom was at the san francisco hyatt on -- no. the hilton. the hotel on union square there. >> okay. >> i still remember thinking boy, i don't know if i can do that. ask steve. he was nervous, too. he said he was. good morning. let's go out to the bay bridge

toll plaza. the traffic is going to be getting a little lighter. but there is a warning that i have for you. today is the last day of school for a lot of people. a lot of people are going on spring break next week. that means today at 2:00, 3:00 people will be getting out of work and leaving the city, it will be a dicey commute. i would say out of san francisco. i kind of hope i'm wrong about that. i hope it's a great commute out of san francisco. but past experience shows it probably will not be. this is a look at interstate 880 northbound and southbound, the traffic here is looking pretty good as you drive down south. if you are driving into livermore valley we already have some friday light. it's usually very slow right through here but today it's doing very well. the fog has been an issue. let's bring steve in. fog has rolled in. it's making its move and though

it's very shallow. it's -- up above, it's clear. it won't take long for some of this to retreat. 47 santa rosa. the city is at 51. big chain. for coast and -- big change for coast and bay. another record for san jose. even gilroy hitting 90 degrees. santa cruz was 89. mountain view had 84. today santa rosa will be 75 after yesterday's 83. oakland, 72 after their record of 83. concord is 76 down from 82 and san jose 78 from that 85. san francisco forecast, 51 to start. a loot more low clouds and thick fog. have reports that glen park very foggy. 68 on the high side. some areas will be cooler than that. fog regrouped. it's still having a hard time making much of a push for some inland. it's following areas of least resistance. high pressure has capped that.

63 from michael at mount amunum. 47 fairfield, 47 napa. 47 santa rosa. novato says we're 46. mid-50s for most. more of a northeast breeze or a west at 15. that was not there yesterday. west at mountain view, west at san jose. we had an east breeze. that's been replaced by the onshore breeze. that will make a big difference today. see the ridge toppling over. morning fog. some of that thick, thick, thick. it will be warm away. but 70s or very low 80s. not as warm. 60s by the coast. a lot of fog making an appearance here. 60s, 70s. some of these temps continue to be well above normal for this time of year. not much change going into the weekend. night and morning fog. maybe cooler early next week. no sign of rain or anything. >> thank you. >> thank you. 7:20. more than 500 years after his death, king richard iii is finally laid to rest.

distant relative, religious leaders even this actor gathered in england for the burial. the king was killed in 1485 during a battle. he was buried without a coffin in a church later dae mollished -- demolished. his remains were discovered under a blanket in 2012. >> wow. >> very interesting. 7:21. the hype is building for this sunday's wrestle mania. >> yes. this morning we'll talk to the most famous pro wrestler in history. kind of exciting. yeah. coming up, a live interview with that man hulk hogan. we'll go one on one with the hulkster. but next bay area restaurant workers do detective work after a negative yelp review. the evidence they dug up that they say proves that customer was lying.

7:24. following developing news in davis where a five-hour standoff has turned into a double homicide investigation. it all started late last night when police received a call that two people were shot inside a home. s.w.a.t. teams were called in and people were evacuated from the area. once police got inside, they found the bodies of a man and a woman. no word of any suspects or a motive in the case.

7:24. a controversial new law in indiana allowing businesses to deny service to gay people. it's creating a backlash in the air bay area. mike pence signed the religious freedom restoration act into law yesterday. critics say business owners who don't want to serve same-sex couples will now have legal protections to discriminate. san francisco mayor ed lee responded to the passage of that law by banning city employees were traveling to indiana for anything work- related. and mark bennioff says his company is canceling all programs that would require employees or customers to travel to indiana. now, he along with other top executives sent a letter to governor pence urging him to veto the bill. the ncaa also expressing concern over this new law. the final four is scheduled to

be played in indianapolis april 4th. the ncaa released a statement saying the organization is deeply committed to provide an inclusive environment for all of the events. after receiving a bad yelp review, a bay area restaurant says it has proof the negative comments were a lie. according to wonderful restaurant in millbrae, this video shows a yelp reviewer walking into the restaurant looking around leaving again. on yelp, he wrote he walked in, the waiter came up and he said wanted a table for one and the waiter walked away and refused to see him. since the video was released, the man was deleted his review. the restaurant is receiving five-star reviews to the restaurant coming to its defense. it's another example of how out of control san francisco's housing market has become. this four bedroom home along oaks beach was listed $799,000.

it's evident the house is a major fixer upper and even the seller admits the building needs everything. two weeks ago, though, the house sold for $1.2 million. that's more than $4400,000 over -- $400,000 over asking price. there's very low inventory partly because people don't want to sell their homes because they can't afford to buy a new one. we're learning more about the copilot accused of intentionally crashing a passenger jet. up next, the reports of mental health issues and the new rules that more airlines are putting into place. we're live in san jose where there is a series of community events kicking off that today that honor and remember the officer shot. we'll tell you what's planned for later today. we're looking at a commute that's improving in many areas. i think you will like what you see as you look at the san mateo bridge. it's windy. i can del by looking at the water -- i can tell by looking

at the water. you may like what you see if you like fog. your weekend forecast has that in it including friday, it will be cool. we'll tell you how much.

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xxxxxxxxx 7:30. we're live in san jose this morning in the neighborhood where a veteran police officer lost his life this week. the community will pay tribute tonight. we'll have more on how officer

michael johnson will be honored coming up in a few minutes. it's friday, march 27th. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. i looked outside. nice clouds outside your lower. low clouds, fog have returned. a record-setting day yesterday. the fog is very thick in spots. some of that has reduced visibility. it can be a little tough. shall hoe. high pressure still squashing it. a little inversion there. that's really keeping a company on things. we have a westerly breeze and we had a slight offshore. that makes a huge difference even though the ridge of high pressure has built up into canada. entire west coast under the dome of this high pressure. it's moving. it's slightly cooler temps on some of the lows. a lot of 40s to the north. west at 15. that was not the case yesterday which tied a record high. west at mountain view, west at san jose. 6s down south -- 60s down

south. if you are heading to tahoe today, sunny skies and mild. 68 degrees. temperatures over the weekend will probably cool off a little bit. but it looks nice today. for us, the fog will make for a cooler pattern. still 70s and 80s inland. yesterday was the warmest day of the week. look for 60, 70s and this pattern will carry into friday and saturday. all right, sal. you've been a little busy. yeah, the good thing, steve, is that we got busy and now we're coming bach down to earth, which -- back down to earth, which is good. some of these commutes are lightening up. think next week we'll see a light commute. it's spring break for a lot of people. a lot of people will try to get out of the city early. i see a it every year -- i see it every year. this is 880. the afternoon commute will start earlier. keep that in mind. you might want to take b.a.r.t. even though the morning looks good getting out of the city. the bay bridge toll plaza is

backed up. it's a 15, 20-minute delay. somewhere in between those times. once you get on the bridge, it does look good. we have been looking at the 580 commute, livermore, it's definite lit lighter than usual -- definitely lighter than usual. southbound, a little bit of slowing through concord and pleasant hill. but it improves after that. back to the desk. two vigils are planned tonight in san jose for fallen police officer for michael johnson. as his family, his co-workers and the city continues to grieve we're getting more information about the gun battle that took his life. janine de la vega joining us live in san jose and tell us about the show of support for officer johnson's family. >> one of the vigils will happen in front of the condo complexes here on center road. this is where the shooting happened. people have left candles and flowers here for officer johnson. many of them didn't know him but they want to pay their respects to the man who

protected and served. police say johnson was shot and killed tuesday night when an armed man opened fire as johnson and fellow officers were approaching his home. many people living there heard the gunshots and witnessed what happened. they are holding a candlelight vigil here on center at 6:30 tonight and then at 8:00 p.m. there's another vigil being organized by other community yards in the courtyard at city hall. the mayor and other elected officials are expected to speak. they are inviting the community to come together to start the healing process. >> the hurt and pain here and all of these people are coming out to support the family of the fallen officer and letting him know that, you know, during the holidays hopefully you will feel our prayers, father's day, mother's day. all of these different added. a man lied his life down for people he didn't even though. >> reporter: at this bar and

restaurant on almaden expressway, owen knowen. hockey player, are organizing a rally and silent accusetion for the family on april 2nd, next thursday. they want to help the family and relieve them from any financial burden during this difficult time. the memorial in front of the police department has doubled incise. people continuing to -- in size. people continuing to bring flowers and cards. officers have said seeing this is very much appreciated. and it helps them. details on a city-sponsored memorial are still being finalized. it's expected, though, to happen sometime later next week. a coroner's report shows officer johnson's partner fired the shot that killed scott dunham. that officer is a 16-year veteran of the san jose police department. because of that shooting, san jose police are already on high alert. now, yesterday, the department's swawpt team

respond -- s.w.a.t. team responded to a domestic violence call but that it was taken into custody. police found an unregistered loaded rifle next to him. we've posted this story at ktvu.com listing some events honoring the officer and there are links where you can make a donation to the officer's family. 7:35. new this morning, a small earthquake shook part of the central valley about an hour ago. the 4.2 magnitude quake hit about 6:30. it was centered about 60 miles southwest of fresno. a police dispatcher says it lasted a few seconds. no reports of damage or injuries. there were several smaller quakes in the area overnight including a 3.5 one that happened at 12:35 a.m. a health alert has listen called off after a plume of smoke was sent into the air

following a chemical reaction from a container at dow chemical. no one was hurt. officials at the plant say there's no threat to the community. >> very, very high levels they could be dangerous. >> the biggest concern if chemicals would have drifted into the community. there have on other alerts related to the plant. in 2013, a problem with the core lien tank prompted an -- chlorine tank prompted an advisory. we continue to learn more about the copilot who appears to have deliberately crashed flight 9525 in the french alps killing everyone on board. pam cook is in the studio now with the latest in this intense and really emotional investigation. good morning, pam. >> good morning. it certainly has been. the new information about the health of the copilot is disturbing. german police have searched the home of 27-year-old andreas

lubitz. investigators say they found a medical leave note from doctors showing that he suffered from a health condition that would have prevented him from flying the day of the crash but apparently that note never made it to the airline. now, we do not know if the health condition was related to a physical or mental issue but there are reports from a german magazine six years ago he received treatment for a "serious depressive episode" and spent 18 months undergoing treatment. now, following the deadly crash, more international airlines are reyearing that two crew members are always present in the cockpit. here in the u.s., airplanes made it a policy after 911 that whenever the cockpit door is open, flight attendants must create a barrier between the cockpit and passengers. if a pilot leaves to use the restroom, a flight attendant must take his or her seat in the cockpit. aviation experts say right now sikes lodge cam screening is --

psychological screening is minimal for pilots and they generally monitor their own health. lufthansa said they can report problems without repercussions. typically, pilots are asked about stress during routine medical exams every six months we've also earned the identity of the third american on board the flight 9525. robert oliver shown there lived in barcelona with his wife, two children and his parents. he worked for a fashion company which has a story in san francisco and was on his way to dusseldorf on business while on the flight. we continue to have updates on the story and certainly, it could create more policies with the airlines. >> absolutely. a lot more changes coming. thank you, pam. 7:39. it was real. it was not a hoax. that's what lawyers are saying about the bizarre kidnapping case out of vallejo.

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entertainment. more than 70,000 screaming fans will pack levi stadium for wrestle mania this sunday. excitement is building. there is a huge fan fest going on at the san jose convention center. fans are getting a chance to meet their favorite wwe star and wwe diva. joins us live to lay the smack down is paul chambers. paul, you said your dream is about to come true. this is so exciting. >> reporter: it is about too come true -- to come true. hulk hogan is on his way. this is ww access. this is the first chance for fans to meet everyone one of their stars they want to me. you can see the big guy on his way. my dream come true is about to happen forever and a day. i actually wore red i was respecting you -- you were supposed to wear yellow. what's going on? >> that's later. these are some of the new sports being sold. so i figured i would get the

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you. this is your life. what what is it like to be -- what is it like to be hulk hogan? >> reporter: when i'm at home with my wife and the chihuahuas, i take the bandana off and i'm terry. the moment i walk out the door, people don't go hey who youing? they go, hey, hulk and i say what's up. it's a blessing that 24 hours you -- you should come to the mall to see what happens. >> reporter: that's an invitation, i will be there. >> yes. it's so cool. people are so nice. you run into very few situations that are crazy. people overexisted to -- overexcited to be. to be in here, this is a hotbed for wrestling. a lot of great wrestlers came out. i know what's gonna happen at levi stadium, it will be wild.

>> do you wish you were back in the ring. you are still in good shape. do you have one more -- do you have more one match in you? >> here's the deal -- vince mcmahon had his last match when he was 67. i'm a lot younger than him, brother. since says never say never. i'm training like i'm getting ready to win the world title. might be some surprises sunday. i'm not gonnatell you. i might have one left in me. it's up to the wwe story line if they want me to tear the roof off the place, brother, one last time. >> reporter: luckily, there's no roof or you would have torn it down. what is it like to be back in the bay area? i know you said you've been out for decades. this is a good thing for you. >> yeah, it is. to be back in the area, there's certain places in the country where wrestling is really over the top. madison square gardens. chicago is another great venue.

milwaukee, all around those midwest areas but to come out to northern california. there's something special about how crazy the fans are. i remember back in the day when i was wrestling. if i started getting in trouble, they would start coming. the security guards and the place would have to keep people at bay. just -- i was here last night at 11:00 signing autographs. it proves how loyal the fans are. saturday night you are doing something special. >> a little more zest. i'm inducting randy. he's a very special person. we were friends for a long, long time, had a little glitch in the friendship and we got back together, you know, and i -- it's little sad. we had a lot of plans. when he passed, it was really a

tough one. this is a special night. the hall of fame inducting randy. it will be a great night. >> i got one big question for you. >> yeah. >> when you get back in the ring that one big time, hopefully, who would you like to go against? you wrestled the great ones already. is there someone up and coming or someone you have your eyes on? >> i would love to relive the rock match. i would love to relive since mcmahon. but you know, there's two guys. there's john and the no-good rattle snack. those are the two guys. talk to the people at home. i'm sure they will talk -- >> , this is hulk hogan, the greatest of all time and 0 my new team partner. guys mess with us, you are in trouble. what you gonna do when we count

on you, brother? >> that's right my dream just came true. i'm beside myself. >> i love this guy he has a hulk hogan haircut. >> amazing. >> almost twins. almost twins. >> yeah. >> almost. almost. nice job. paul i'm see excited you were able to fulfill your child hood dreem. we'll check back with you next hour. the four-day wrestling spectacular is expected to be a finance am boom for the bay area. more than00,000 people expected -- more than 200,000 people expected to attend the seep -- event. a new report for the south bay to be well over $100 million. the last three wrestle manias have generated at least that much with the last one in new orleans topping $140 million. levi stadium officials are also treating this event as a

practice run for next year's super bowl. >> wow. >> good stuff, tori. thank you. 7:49. let's check in with sal. it's gonna be a lot of traffic this weekend for wrestle mania. but how are things on the roads right now, sal? >> i think you are going to enjoy what you see, brother. [laughter] >> very good. >> exactly. >> very good. >> let's take a look at the commute. the traffic is moving along we vell if you are driving on highway 24. it looks good all the way up to the caldecott tunnel. there are no major problems at the bay bridge toll plaza although it's a little bit slow still as you come up tonight pay gates. it's about a ten-minute delay. there it is. you can see the aprech from 880 is the best approach -- approach from 88 is the best approach -- 880 is the best approach. as we look over to western contra costa county, there this a little bit of traffic in richmond. today is the beginning of

spring break or the last day of school until spring break for a lot of people. next week, we might have lighter than usual conditions but today i think they will have a little bit of a getaway out of san francisco kind of an early-evening commute. 7:50. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. big change from yesterday. the fog has come back. some of it is very thick. making a good push for some. not as warm. many 70s or lower 80s. not the upper 80s to the lower the 90s. thick fog for some. fog near the coast. a big drop in temps. 75 in santa rosa. oakland down from 83 to 72. that was a record. concord from 82 to 76. el cerrito was 82. in march, el cerrito and concord both at 82. 85 san jose. that was a record. today we'll go 78 degrees. san francisco dropping big time. 51 this morning. 68. still, the temperatures, most of them are above average this

time of year. should be 62 to 70. most are much warmer than that. some very warm air aloft. that's capping everything. the fog is down on the deck. it's made it over san pablo bay. and the ridge of high pressure is moving, but it's so big. it's gonna take more than that to budge it. 50s for others. there is more of a westerly breeze, san jose, the direction the wind is coming from. northwest, west 15. sfo. that was not there yesterday. 20s on the temps. amazingly cool for this time of year. windchill, 8 in chicago. 28 st. louis. 17 minneapolis. and some of this rain in the northeast has turned to snow again. it's weakening but it's more snow for the northeast. look at the system as high pressure builds on the west coast. it's a teeter-totter effect. from winnipeg to bismarck, tulsa had tornadoes two days ago and now they get this cold plunge of air.

cincinnati, chicago, st. louis. 40s for some. 30s in the mountains. tahoe, a high of 68. it looks pretty nice over the weekend. a little bit cooler. maybe some higher cloud but a lot -- but a lot of low 60s. this system will come in kind of fall apart. it will give us a cooldown as we go into theth with. yesterday was the warmest day of the week, i would hope so. it would be tough to get that much warmer but anything goes around here. that's in the form of warmer temperatures today will be cooler. take that into saturday. morning fog, warm away. not as warm inland. 70s for many. temperature is coming down for a lot. upper 70s mid-70s coast and bay, it will be 60s and also-- and also 70s. >> thank you. well, giving away hundreds of millions of dollars in 20 minutes where apple's ceo tim cook plans to donate much of

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welcome back to "mornings on 2." 7:56. san francisco sheriff's deputies were put on administrative leave. they are accused of running an inmate fight club at county jail. the allegations surfaced two

weeks peak -- weeks ago. the father of one inmate told a public defender that deputies forced his son to fight another inmate in the 7th floor jail at hall of justice. san francisco public defender jeff adachi played an audio interview with him who claimed he was injured during a fight with another inmate. >> i thought it was gonna be a pushup contest, then they took me down to the hallway and told me to fight another inmate. >> thesheriffs and two bailiffs are accused of being involved. the u.s. attorney is being asked to investigate. well, a lawyer for the deputies' association calls the

allegations a complete exaggeration. he says they allowed horse play to settle a dispute and said they were never forced to fight. he accuses adachi of conducting a curb sorie sham -- cursory sham investigation. fallout from the violent condition fronttation between a community ambassador and a homeless man in berkeley. >> reporter: screal police say it was an ork -- vallejo police say it was an orchestrated event but attorney for erin quinn and denise huskins are fighting back saying the kidnap for ran ransom was not a hoax.

there's been nothing presented to me or my partner that justifies this as a hoax. lawyers representing the victims say they are being represented unfairly by the police department. we're live right now. coming up in three minutes, tara moriarty will be here to explain why these lawyers say their client's claim is not a hoax. stay tuned for all of the details. welcome back to "mornings on 2." it's friday, it is march 27th.

i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. and let's check weather and traffic. so steve, not as hot today as yesterday, right? >> you know -- something just came across here. there was a reading of 63 degrees in the antarctic on the northern edge of one of the outposts. warmest temperature. >> that warm. >> there have been a bunch of record highs. the fog has come back. mountain view, 84. we're just setting a bunch of record highs. the pattern seems stuck. they are going what record highs in the midwest, and northeast? for us, high pressure, even though it's backing off a little bit, 40, 50s on the temps. 49 half moon bay. there is a lot more fog pronounceled at sfo. that was not there yesterday. the breeze is onshore. if you are heading up to the

sierra nevada, tahoe today, 68 degrees. sunny and mild. over weekend, it will be a little cooler. lows in the 30s and the highs in the low to mid-50s. the fog will give us a cooldown. cooler by the coast and bay. still it's running above average. there will be a lot of 70s here. but 60s closer to the water. we have a lot of slow traffic left. the 8:00 crowd that gets into downtown oakland on friday is usually a little bit less. let's go to the 880 live picture now where you can see it's crowded. it will be crowded from san leandro up to high street. up to that, it looks good. 80 westbound, we have slow traffic on the eastshore

freeway through richmond and pinole. a little bit of slow traffic in el cerrito. as you drive, we go down to the south bay. there's slow traffic on 101, 280 and 85 but it's better than it normally is. if you drive this, i think today you will say, i think it's slow but it's better than yesterday. back to the desk. more twists and turns in an alleged kidnap for ransom case out of vallejo earlier this week, police call it a hoax but attorneys for the alleged crip and her boyfriend say it's real and now they are fighting back. tara moriarty joins us live from the home where it all started. >> reporter: this is one of those head scratchers for all of us. there are flowers that have been left on the front porch of the home, perhaps to show

support. attorneys say their clients were traumatized. and police made a mistake in claiming the kidnapped story was made up. around 5:00 last night, 26-year- old huskins left the police department with a jacket over her face after hours of questioning. two days ago, investigators portrayed her as a fakeer. >> she's victimized first being kidnapped and then the second time being a suspect by the vallejo police department who issued a very nasty press release. >> reporter: huskins claims her kidnappers freed her near her parents' home in huntington beach wednesday. her boyfriend aaron dwin said she was abducted from the home early monday morning. meanwhile quinn's attorney say their client has fully cooperated with the fbi and police. as to why there was a delay in reporting the crime -- >> he was forced to drink

something that even the kidnappers told him was drugged. he was drugged and there were at least two kidnaps. >> reporter: quinn also says that he was tied up and bound. quinn's attorneys say their clients submitted to a blood test. he was fingerprinted allowed investigator to the search his home. gave him the passwords to all of his computer devices and underwent 17 hours of interrogation. huskins said his client did not know her kidnappers but he would not provide a description of them. so still a lot of questions here. we have reached out to vallejo police to try to get a response to all of this. but we've not heard back yet. so stay tuned as this continues to develop. live from vallejo, i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> a lot of developments in this. thank you. we posted the news conference from the attorney of denise huskins on our website, ktvu.com. look for it at the top of our home page. >> 8:05. we're still learning more this morning about the copilot who appears to have deliberately

crashed a plane with 150 people on board into a mountain in the french allies. now, yesterday german police searched the home of that pilot, 27-year-old andreas lubitz. investigators found a medical leave note from doctors showing andreas lubitz had a health condition that would have prevented him from flying on the day of the crash and he apparently hid it from his employer. they didn't say if that medical leave note was for physical or mental health issue. there's reports he suffered from depression and may have recently had a falling out with his girlfriend. pam cook will have more on the developments this morning. a shocking video has surfaced of a violent encounter between a community ambassador and a homeless person in berkeley. alex savidge is live with the new information we've learned about the people involved. good morning, alex. >> reporter: well, tori, good morning to you. the downtown ambassadors here

in berkeley are trained to offer support to to the homeless. one of those ambassadors is out of a job after getting into a fight with a homeless man and assaulting that man. it happened in the alleyway across the street from us here. it hatched a few days ago. the video -- it happened a few days ago. the video posted online. take a look. [bleep] >> reporter: here's the video posted on youtube earlier this week. you can see the ambassador in the neon green shirt. he's arguing with the homeless man in the alleyway and he begins to punch him several times. there's also a second ambassador involved. a woman, she can be heard yelling at another homeless man swinging a stick. this fight happened sunday night. police arrested the two homeless man.

the ambassador has been fired. and we talked with the ceo of the downtown berkeley association. he says he's troubled by the way this particular ambassador behaved here. >> this guy snapped for some reason, totally inexcusable and -- but i don't think it's indicative of the ambassadors but we take full responsibility for it. >> and the ambassador involved in the fight has been identified as jeffrey bailey. now, he apparently told one of his supervisors that the two homeless men seen on that video had threatened him with physical violence just hours earlier before that exchange there in the alleyway. we also spoke with a friend of the two homeless men involved in the fight. he told us that the ambassador had been following those two two men, followed them into the alleyway and was messing with them before this fight took place here. a lot more we're still trying to understand here. i've put in a call to berkeley

police to find out where the investigation stands. we'll let you know throughout the day how things play out. >> but that video, a key piece of evidence to find out what happened. all right. thank you. eight minutes after 8:00. an investigation into menlo park is underway as to why a casino tour bus caught fire yesterday. it happened yesterday afternoon. here's cell phone video. the bus was heavily damaged on highway 101 north of willow road. firefighters say the bus was empty and the driver escaped unharmed. the bus was on the shoulder of the freeway but there were huge traffic jams because of the fire. 8:09. well, this morning, authorities are still out there searching for a missing south bay inmate who escaped from jail. however, the brother of john carter has been arrested. he's accused of being an accessory after the fact. joseph carter was taken into custody in lodi. investigators say he helped john carter after his escape.

now, carter was facing child molestation charges when he escaped earlier this month from a sheriff's deputy during a medical appointment. authorities think he has left the san jose area. a $6,000 reward is being offered for information leading to his arrest. it's in the business of saving lives but now cash- strapped doctors medical center appears to be beyond saving. there was a vote last night to begin to close the hospital on april 21st unless a last-minute turn around plan can save is. the decision comes -- can save it. the decision comes after years. they blame the problems on local reimbursement rates on medi-cal and medicare patients. fans, you will enjoy upgrades at levi stadium. a big complaint, the sun,

sweltering one side of the stadium. the team plans to install misting fans along the plaza and air conditioned benches on the concourse just to help the fans stay cool. 49ers think they've resolved the parking problems and the traffic problems before and after the games. the team now will be able to host weekday night games next season. 8:11. a new report says that apple's ceo tim cook plans to give away millions of dollars to charity. cook says he will play for his nephew's education and then donate the rest of his wealth to good causes. he's expected to exwive away about $120 million. he's not the first top expectative to give away -- expectative to give away -- executive to give away his his money. hundred have signed up,

including facebook mark zuckerberg. >> a lot of money. >> they are giving away half of their fortune. they still have a lot of money left over. remembering the life of san jose police officer michael johnson. coming up for you in 22 minutes, the two events planned for later today to honor the fallen police officer. and guys, you remember what the special moment when you asked that special person out to prom? well, a student here at milpitas high school he set the bar pretty high. what he did and why he got suspended for it. right now we're looking at the commute and certain things are doing much better than they used to. we also have a warning for you at this evening's commute as we look at the bridge. that traffic looks good. there's nothing out there. some of it dancing around. kind of rising, lift a little bit. it is here. it will mean a cooler forecast.

welcome back. italy's highest appeals court is expected to decide whether to uphold or overturn the conviction of this lady, amanda knox and her former boyfriend. in 2009, knox and her former boyfriend, they were convicted of murder and sexual assault in the death of meredith kercher. in 2011, an appeals court overturned that ruling.

amanda knox was released back to seattle. then in a surprise decision in march of 2013, italy's highest appeals court demanded a retrial. now, if the original conviction stands, it would raise extradition questions for amanda knox who would have to return to italy to serve her prison sentence. back here at home, stanford now the latest top school to face accusations of cheating. in a letter to faculty, the university wrote one faculty member reported academic dishonest lit that may involve 20% of students in a large introductory course. neither the class, nor the professor has been identified. the spokesperson said the concerns are being reviewed and have not been confirmed. a milpitas high school student came up with a creative way to ask his date to the prom. the way he did it got him

suspended. brian flores is live with more. you've been asking students how they are reacting to this. >> reporter: well, they are pretty upset over it because of the way, the student, miguel gonzalez, asked a girl out to prom. think back in the day when you asked that special person out to prom. the way he did it was pretty creative, very chivalrous. but if you ask the admin, they say it could be dangerous and that's where they drew the line. >> yes! [ cheers ] >> reporter: that was milpitas high senior miguel gonzalez on a horse named romeo. according to the mercury news, he borrowed the horse from his friend's ranch. they trailered it to a nearby park and rode it on campus during the school's first feerd on thursday morning. he thought it was a creative way to ask catalina fernandez to prom. she said yes. a lot of people were into it, a lot of cheers and support for the way he asked.

the school suspended miguel for two days. there was talk he wouldn't be able to go to prom but the district officials said he can go to prom but the suspension remace. we spoke with miguel's cousin before school started. >> i understand where they came from. it's a horse. [laughter] >> but he knows how to handle the horse. you know, riding horses since he was, like, 4. it doesn't make sense for him to get suspended. >> reporter: we also asked her how some of the girls think about what miguel did. >> all of these girls are like oh, miguel. >> the horse romeo over here. >> reporter: what do students do when they are upset? gone are the days of the notes passing in class for the rotary phone. no, they go to twitert. some of the comments i've read

so far include props for what he did. one of the comments, boys, take notes. as we fake it back out here live, i did speak with milpitas high's principal. she said mig get regrets not coming it her first to work things out but the good news, miguel will be going to prom and he will have quite a story to tell years to come. >> and he has brian flores on tv talking about him. >> reporter: that's right. you are the man. you are the man. >> he's the man. [laughter] >> thank you, brian. 8:19. we want to economic in with sal. sal -- check in with sal. this is right before spring break for a lot of people. we might see a little different traffic pattern today and next week. people will be getting out of the office today in san francisco if it's gonna go like it did last year and the year before. let's go outed -- out and take

a look at what we have. a new crash in menlo park near willow road. this crash is gonna be a little bit slow. this crash reported here. it had been going well. now we have a crash on northbound 101 getting into redwood city. you might want to think about using 280 instead if you can. on the sun nome grade, southbound 6 -- sunol grade southbound 680 looks good. pleasanton all the way down into fremont. when up get not bay bridge, we've lightened up. there is a little bit delay in the cash lanes and the metering lights but that's about it. let's go to steve. all right, sal. thank you, sir. >> you are welcome. >> good morning, everyone. tori, ever heard of bolton valley, development. >> no, i've not. >> 250 inches of snow this year. >> wow. i have a friend in shellburn. >> for some, it's just relentless it won't stop. we do have a little change in

the pattern, though. i want to thank chuck davis. it is moving around a little bit. but it's pretty shallow. high pressure, my goodness, look at this. this is an everest and then it drives down incredibly cold conditions. all the way to the deep south. 40s, 50s on the temps. we're rebounding pretty quick. there is a westerly breeze or northwest. that was not the case yesterday. 20s for many. omaha bismarck. chicago, windchills have been in the single digits force a few. they are -- for a few. they are recovering. 11 in chicago. the rain is turning to snow. that's not the strongest system. look at the one come out here. with the ridge of high pressure out to the west coast, from winnipeg all the way down to oklahoma, northern texas into arkansas, they had severe weather. now they are looking at snow. 70 down in palm springs. 30 in truckee. if you are heading up to the

sierra -- tahoe looks fine. upper 60s for a few days. a little cooler. mostly sunny. a lot of 60s on the weekend. looks good for truck yee as well. we have the fog back. that will make for a cooler pattern. morning fog. still above average on the temps. there will be a lot of up upper -- upper 70s to near 80. maybe cooler. one day, and then warmer f we go into. weekend, 60s, coast, 70s near 80. >> bolton valley is a resort, north of burlington, vermont. >> a lot of powder. lee vive stadium is -- levi stadium is hosting super bowl 50. this sunday it's home to the super bowl of wrestle. coming up all of the excitement leading up to wrestling.

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signed the freedom restoration act into law. opponents say business owners who don't want to serve same- sex couples will now have legal protections to discriminate. ed lee responded by banning city employees from traveling to indiana for anything work- related. and the founder of salesforce.com, says his company is canceling all programs that would require employees or customers to travel to indiana. he along with top executives from other tech companies had sent a letter to governor spence last week urging him to veto the bill. and the ncaa is also expressing concern over the new law, the final four is scheduled to be played in interan police on april 4th, the nas released a statement saying the organization is deeply committed to providing an inclusive environment for all events. after getting a bad review on yelp, a bay area restaurant has determined that the

negative comments were a lie. now, according to "wonderful" restaurant in millbrae, this video shows the yell. reviewer walking into the restaurant, looking around and then leaving again. but on yelp, dan w. wrote he walked, in the waiter came up and said he wanted a table for 1, and the waiter walked away and refused to serve him. since the video came out, the video has been removed. certain sex offenders here in california will be able to live close to schools and parks. the new change to save a law that loosens a long-standing ban. we're live in san jose where a lot is being planned to remember officer mike johnson, we'll tell you what's happening

today that's supposed to give police and the community a chance to heal.

welcome back. we're live in san jose this morning. we're in the neighborhood where veteran police officer michael johnson lost his life. as the camera pans around, you can see how the community is create -- has created this special memorial honoring his life. janine de la vega is out there now and coming up in minutes, she will tell us more about the other ways people are being invited to honor officer johnson later today. stay tuned. it's friday morning. march 27th. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic and steve is talking about your forecast but the

snow back east. >> we were just talking about it. we talked about it during the break. this is what we were talking about. bolton valley ski resort in vermont has 230 inches. their peak is 31. mt. diablo is 38. did you imagine 250 inches in mt. diablo? that puts it in perspective. have we seen snow in dean dede -- in diablo this year? i can't remember. some areas can't stop getting snow. we have the fog back. that's made for a cooler forecast. we have more of a westerly breeze. west at sfo at 16. today oakland has an onshore wind. it will be nice up in the sierra nevada. it's nice in southern

california. probably not record-sesting nice. 60s, morning fog. some of it is very thick. more 70s, 60s, closer by the water. all right, things are improving, sal? things are improving. i want to warn people that are watching if you are intending on leaving san francisco today it may be a little bit of a tough drive out of the city because of spring break. people will be leaving early. let's take a look at the commute here. we are looking at a commute where traffic is moving along relatively well at the bay bridge toll plaza. it looks good and there are no problems here as you drive through. also looking at a drive on the san mateo bridge. it's completely wrapped up. it's a nice-looking drive to highway 101 on the peninsula. 580, usually we have a lot of slow traffic on the livermore commute. a lot of green. that means speeds are up and the traffic is easy.

back to the desk. >> thank you. san jose is honoring fallen officer michael johnson tonight. two events will be held tonight to remember the veteran officer who was killed this week responding to a 911 call. janine de la vega live in san jose this morning so tell us about the tributes tonight, janine. >> one of the vigils will be held here in front of the contoe complex on center road. you know, the shooting happened right here where you see the second floor balcony, that's where the gunman was standing when he opened fire on officer mike johnson as he was approaching here on the sidewalk and candles are still burning here for that officer. the neighbors here are sad for them. they tell me they are sad for the family of the ma whon shot johnson. that was their neighbor. police say johnson was shot and killed tuesday night when an armed suicidal man opened fire as johnson and other officers

were approaching his home. many heard the gunshots. they witnessed what happened. so a candlelight vigil will be held here at 6:30 tonight. then at 8:00 p.m., there is another vigil being organized by other groups held in the courtyard at city hall. the mayor and other officials are expected to speak. they are inviting the community to come together to start the heeling process and -- healing process and to pay their respects to officer johnson. >> they are incredible, incredible people who give up so much for us every day. we sleep in bed safe at night because they are out here protecting us. >> and a bar and restaurant where owen knowennen and his wife are doing a silent auction for the family. they want to help the family and relieve them of any financial burden. a memorial in front of the police department has doubled in size with people continuing

to bring flowers and cards. officers have told us that seeing this outpouring from the community is very much appreciated and it helps them. citifullys are working with the police department to organize a memorial, a funeral service for officer johnson. that's expected to be held sometime later next week. >> thank you. two memorials honoring officer johnson will be held tonight. the first one starts at 6:30 on center road. the second vigil is at 8:00 tonight right outside of city hall. we posted all of the information at ktvu.com. listing some of the upcoming events remembering officer johnson. there are also links to where you can make a donation to the officer's family. a. a coroner's report shows during the gun battle on tuesday, it was after johnston's partner who fired the shot that killed the gunman, scott dunham.

he's a 16-year veteran of the san jose police department. and in light of the shooting, san jose police are on heightened alert, the department tea s.w.a.t. team referred to as the merge unit, they responded to a domestic disturbance call yesterday. that suspect was taken into custody. police say they found an unregistered loaded rifle right next to him. 8:36. a small earthquake shook part of the central valley about two hours ago. the 4.2 magnitude quake hit about 6:30. it was centered 60 miles southwest of fresno. a police dispatcher said it lasted a few minutes. no reports of damages or injuries. there was a 3.5 -- 3.5 around 5:00 a.m. safety in the cockpit is now the main focus following a deadly plane crash in the

french alps. pam cook has more. >> we continue to learn more about the copilot who appears to have deliberately crashed germanwings flight 9525 killing everyone on board this morning. evidence he may have hidden important health information from the airline. now, german police have searched the home of 27-year- old andreas lubitz as well as his parents' home and they have come out with boxes of potential clues and a computer. investigators found a note from doctors showing that andreas lubitz had some sort of health condition that would have prevented him from flying the day of the crash but apparently that note never made it to the airline. now, we do know know at this point, if it was a physical or a mental health issue but the airline says he did take a break in his training six years eang and a german magazine reports he received treatment for a serious depressive episode. following the deadly crash, more international airlines are requiring that two crew members

are always present in the cockpit. here in the u.s., airlines made it a policy after 911 that whenever the cockpit door is open, flight attendants must create a barrier between the cockpit and passengers and if a pilot leaves to use the restroom a flight attendant must take his or her place in the seat. pilot testing under review. pilots are asked about stress during routine medical exams every six months. but experts stay psychological screen something minimal for pilots and they generally monitor their own mental health. new this morning, we've learned the identify of the third american on board germanwings flight 9525. 37-year-old robert oliver lived in barcelona with miss wife, two children and his parents. he worked for a fashion company, has a store in san francisco. he was on his way too dusseldorf on business. on the news of this copilot,

potentially hiding an illness brings into question the issue of dr./patient confidence and when it may be appropriate to alert an larl. i was just -- an airline. i was just listening in the newsroom. there are several people discussing this topic right now. we'll here more on this as the investigation continues. >> absolutely. thank you. 8:39. also knew this morning, a health alert has been called off in pittsburg after an incident at dow chemical plant. the alert was issued as a plume of smoke was sent into the air following a chemical rehacktion from a -- reaction. right now, crews are in cleanup mode. no one was hurt and officials say there's no threat to the community. >> very, very high levels they could be dangerous, but they -- they weren't that high level. >> the biggest concern was if the chemicals would have drifted into the community. >> there have been other health alerts related to the plant in

pittsburg. in 2013, a problem with a cloe even tank promised an ige -- chlorine tank prompted an advisory. a recent jump in home burglaries. kane your eyes open. -- keep our eyes open. the hardest hit areas are east of eloney park, south of uc berkeley and the elmwood neighborhood. police have increased patrols. they still want residents to protect yourselves by activating alarms and locking your doors and windows and make sure your house doesn't look empty. >> well, california law is changing specifically the law that bans registered sex offenders from living near a school or park. the restrictions immosed by voters in 2006 went too far.

so from now on the corrections department says the restrictions will only apply to pedophiles. those who commit sex crimes. parole agents will have to make the decision on a case-by-case basis. 20 minutes before 9:00. a group of san francisco sheriff's deputies placed on leave. the accusations they are facing about fights between inmates at the county jail. we're live at wwexx. coming up, we'll have someone from the bay area to talk about wrestle maybia weekend. we're looking at a commute where traffic is going to be busy in some areas but getting better in others. this is one of the busy spots on 237. we'll tell you more about the south bay commute coming up. that doesn't take long, record highs on thursday and sunshine to a pretty good fog

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hulk hogan with his new tag team partner, paul chambers

there, from ktvu. paul caught up with the hulkster an hour ago at wrestle mania access. for you fans, today is a dream come true. it's the fan festival leading up to it this sunday afternoon. whether you are new to wrestling or a maniac you can get into the fun. paul chambers joining us live. you are the hero. you know you are the man now. >> reporter: dave, i'm trying. i'm trying to be the man. >> are you having fun out there? >> reporter: i'm having a great time. this is where the fans get to inact with the stars. over there, that's our guest on wednesday with tori campbell. now he's by himself to get the opportunity to show his personality. before that, it's the ring. they have had live matches

here. a lot of things going on. they are doing all of this before the big event this weekend at levi stadium. over the next three days, the san jose convention center will be every fan's dream. besaid the ring, you will get a chance to get autographs meet your superstar, divas an legend. there is a lot of fan experiences including live matches. the event runs until 10:00 tonight. it theirs will be three sessions on saturday. one on sunday. tickets start at $45 and about up to $175 for vip access. children under 2 are free and, of course, we'll be here all weekend long. i will be here we're getting ready to be joined by a diva, a major diva, a local diva. got to meet her a couple of days ago. she's from concord joining us right now. all red everything. >> all red everything. >> reporter: look. >> oh, my gosh. look for you. >> reporter: talk to the people out there.

>> i'm see excited. i'm in the bay area. it's wrestle mania. i'm here all week. nothing better than to have the bay area braid and get the -- pride and get the love. >> reporter: and you have been on the diva show. how is it to be back in the place where you were raised and watching these people. >> it's so amazing. i'm coming back with the all red everything. so i look a little bit different. total divas is amazing. we're coming back for season 4. it's phenomenal. >> reporter: what is it like showing everybody your town, your turf? >> that's why this wrestle mania is that much sweeter. it's in my hometown. i'm able to get into the community and tell them how much i appreciate them and how much i love all of their support and i'm here to do whatever i possibly can to take them proud. >> reporter: yes, and you did that on wednesday at the children's hospital. how was that meeting there?

>> that was seriously phenomenal. those kids put smiles on my face. they were just like full of energy and so excited that we were even there to say hi. i went to the ronald mcdonald house after. it was awesome. these kids are running around, full of energy, full of life. they are just ecstatic that superstars and divas were there to play with them. >> reporter: i did it all red everything. >> i'm impressed with you. i mean i have to give it to you. thank you. >> reporter: just for you. i had to do it this morning. >> appreciate it. >> reporter: she will be here for the wrestle mania weekend. big event on sunday. ava marie. gotta love her. >> there it is. thank you both. this is pretty cool, the four-kay wrestling spectacular is expected to be a -- four-day wrestling expected is expected to be a boom.

with 200,000 people attending. a new report projects the financial impact to be well over $100 million. the last three wrestle manias have generated at least that much. in fact, the last one in new orleans topped 140 million. levi stadium officials are treating this event as a practice run for next year's super bowl which is really interesting, they will be having big, big crowd and a lot of national media attention, too. >> people may downplay the wrest -- downplay the wrestling. sal, you are watching our commute. it's feeling like friday light. >> you are absolutely right, brother. >> thank you, sal. ♪ >> you did that very well. i'm impressed. >> listen, this is the big week. ♪ >> get down to wrestle mania

and have a good time. >> nice. this is a look at the commute on interstate 880 northbound, you can see traffic is a little bit slow so i would advise you to use 580 instead because 580 is doing very nightly. bay bridge toll plaza, that's night. you can see traffic is looking good. but remember this afternoon getting out of the city, it's gonna be tough because people are getting out of town. do yourself a nave favor -- yourself a favor and get out of town early. i do want to mention we have a crash that came in westbound 92. i want to put it on the map. can we put it on the maps? westbound 92 at 101. there is a crash. there it is. let's go to steve who will give us the weather. do a good job, brother. >> who sings this? do you know? i don't. >> sounds like from the '80s.

we have temperatures cooler. a lot of fog. visible satellite looks like something we would see in june, not march. there is a big fog bank. it their cool darrylias down that were way above average. that would be oakland at 83. san jose, 85. santa cruz was 89. mountain view, 84 and gilroy, 90. today a lot more 70s or 60 closer to the coast. 68 for a high today. a lot of low clouds and fog will be slow to clear. some of that fog was very thick today. big fog bank continues to play. a very weak system. it will drag across as late friday and saturday. that will lift the fog a little bit. you a loy it to usher in cooler terms -- allow it to usher in cooler temperatures. 40s, 50s on the temps. water temps are running above average. san francisco buoy a little bit above. monterey the same, about 2, 7 above on the water temps. you get inside the bay. it's warmer. northwest or west wind for

many, including sfo. yesterday we had an early breeze. that was offshore. today it's onshore. procedure mow nounsed out of the west another -- more pronounced out of there. the breeze will pick up. temps come dune -- come down. high pressure weakening a little bit as that system nudges it along. warmest day of the week was yesterday. no doubt about it. temps will drop. but cooler than settling in. still slightly above average on the afternoon temps. no sign of any rain. maybe early april but we'll tackle that later. morning fog, warm away but not nearly as warm. 60s and 70s. survivor was the band. thank you. survivor. night and morning nothing will take us into the weekend. not much changes. just a little cooler. >> we have a very knowledgeable music crew here, i have to say.

>> what was that song? tiger? eye of the tiger. >> way back when. eight minutes before 9:00. in the market to buy a house in the bay area? good luck. get ready to put up mang off crash. you will not believe how much a complete fixer-upper sold for.

some sheriff deputies were put on leave. they are accused of running an inmate fight club tat the county jail. this came out two weeks ago. the allegations, the father of one inmate ricardo gash steeria said -- garcia said deputies forced his son to fight another inmate at the hall of justice on the 7th floor. jeff adutch chay played and audio. >> i thought it was gonna it be

like a pushup contest, then they took me down to the hallway and told me to fight another inmate. >> the inmate's name deputy scott, deputy eugene jones and deputy staley along with tblo bailiffs are being involved with this fighting ring. the inmates say the deputies would gamble on the fights. the u.s. attorney's office has been asked to investigate. garcia has been moved to another jail. a lawyer for the deputy's association calls the allegations a complete exaggeration and says the deputies allowed wrestling as horse play to settle a dispute. the lawyer insists the inmates were never forced to fight. he accuses jeff adachi of conducting a sham investigation. another exam el pell of how -- another example of how out of control the san francisco housing has become. this home was listed for

$799,000. from the pictures, it's clear the house is a major fixer- upper. the seller even says it needs everything. two weeks ago, it sold for $1.2 million. more than $400,000 over the asking price. one more look at the tone. >> that's right. the toll plaza we're seeing traffic that's moving along very nicely westbound as you come up into san francisco. it's cleared out. just remember today the traffic is going to be busier leaving san francisco early as people try to get out of town a little earlier. 8:57. let's go to steve in the weather center. >> thank you. on twitter, there is a handle called carl the fog. carl the fog is back. everyone talks about him. he's back in a big way. the fog will cool us down. still nice inland but not as warm as yesterday. >> what about the turtle? >> that's bubba. >> bubba. >> haven't heard from bubba in a while. >> we need bubba.

>> thank you. and that's our report for this morning. we thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> be sure to watch the news and noon. we're waiting for vallejo police to respond to the claims for a kidnap for ransom was not a hoax. we'll continue to follow that story all day and have updates at 5:00 and 6:00 tl. thanks for joining us. have a great day.

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