happening now, thousands of people are making their way through the streets of san francisco. we're going to take you to the start of this year's rock 'n' roll half-marathon. "mornings on 2" starts now. good morning. looking at the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. the half-marathon underway and sunrise officially underway here in the bay area. welcome to "mornings on 2", sunday, march 29th. i'm mike mibach [i'm claudine

wong. let's start with a quick look at the weather. rosemary, it was a little chilly this morning but i thought it's going to warm up. >> it's going to be warmer than yesterday and one of the warmest days of the week because we begin a cooling trend tomorrow. let's again talk about today. the sun is up and shining. we have just a few patches of fog. overlooking the bay towards the east there you can see here comes the sun. a finger of fog over the bay this morning. temperatures a cool one, we've not low 40s to low 50s. 4141 santa rosa. napa, 38 degrees. one of the chillier spots. even slipping into the 30s for some of us over parts of the north bay. the peninsula, upper 40s in foster city, 40 woodside. 44 palo alto. shifting farther south, 48 morgan hill. 47 in sunnyvale.

saratoga reporting 46. as we get into the afternoon temperatures are coming up. low 80s in the forecast for inland communities. 83 livermore today. 83 antioch. 81 napa as well as santa rosa. around the bay, 75 hayward, 73 san francisco. the peninsula, we've got 77 redwood city, 79 in san jose. going to be a gorgeous day by the coast as well. pacifica looking at 70 degrees. low 70s for areas like half- moon bay. mid to upper 70s to areas around santa cruz. the workweek, temperatures will cool down. i'll line those up for you in the extended coming up. a person who was walking along i-580 has died after being hit by a vehicle. police say they are still looking for the driver. it happened just after midnight on eastbound 580 at the san leandro/hayward border near

150th avenue. chp shut down all the lanes while they investigated the crash. the lanes have since reopened. so far no word as to why the person was walking on the highway. we're learning new developments about yesterday's deadly motorcycle crash in sonoma county. it happened on objection dental road west of santa rosa. the driver of a white subaru outback crossed into the path of a motorcyclist. the motorcycle driver died, his passenger and the passenger in the subaru were taken to the hospital with critical injuries. the subaru passenger has been identified as singer norman greenbaum. >> greenbaum wrote and recorded "spirit in the sky" in 1969. it was his best known song. he's 72 years old and lived in sonoma county for many years. bad weather in eastern canada is considered a likely factor in a plane accident that injured dozens of people this

morning. an aircanada flight from toronto to halifax, nova scotia ended with what officials called an abrupt landing, causing the plane to skid off the runway. 25 people went to the hospital. all injuries are considered minor. power at the airport was knocked out briefly but airport operations are expected to be back to normal this morning. we are learning more about the co-pilot who intentionally crashed a passenger yet into the french alps last tuesday. a french tv station said andreas lubitz had been with his girlfriend for seven years, they were planning to get married next year but the day before the crash she decided to end the relationship. a german tabloid is also reporting another ex- girlfriend claims lubitz used to have nightmares about crashing and said one day he would do something that would make the world remember his name. there are reports he may have been getting treatment for an eye condition that could have ended his career. an international team of investigators continues to look for a motive in that crash that killed him and 149 others. but the father of a british

crash victim says he wants authorities to focus on preventing other tragedies. >> if there was a motive or reason we do not want to hear it. it's not relevant. what is relevant is this should never happen again. >> that father also went on to say he felt the support of so many people during this difficult time especially the people in the town near the crash site. he hopes one day people will remember it only as a beautiful place and not as the scene of a horrible plane crash. that town held a memorial service led by a catholic bishop. organizers say they hope the families of the crew and passengers on board the germanwings flight find solace knowing the world is praying for them. 200 people attended though it's not clear how many were relatives of the victims. right now nearly 10,000 people are making their way through the streets of san francisco for this year's rock 'n' roll half-marathon. want to show you a look at the

map, 13.1 mile course started 30 minutes ago at the great highway. runners will probably go from the great highway and make their way through the presidio across the golden gate bring before ending at civic center plaza where there's a big party. here's the midway point through the race. there's the golden gate bridge. four lanes are closed to accommodate runners. allie was at the start line when runners took off and has a look at their journey ahead. >> three, two, one! >> reporter: we're at the start of the san francisco rock 'n' roll half-marathon at ocean beach. great highway and fulton. these are some of the 8,000 runners taking part in the half marathon, 5k and also a 10k. on the half marathon course the 13-mile course takes runners down the great highway to presidio and also they get to run across the golden gate bridge. there are some competitive

runners in this race of course but a lot of the people come here for the atmosphere. the race route also has stations where there are concerts and the runners end up at civic center plaza with a performance by the band american authors. there are competitive runners but a lot of people come for the fun of it. here's how the race organizer explains it. >> i think it's a good way to approach the race. it's not a fast course. it's a gorgeous beautiful course in san francisco. >> reporter: as you can expect there are going to be some road closures in the city because of this. the great highway from lincoln to balboa is going to be shut down until 9:00. also the two northbound lanes of the golden gate bridge will also be closed. the runners again will end the race at civic center plaza where there's going to be a concert. we're going to stick with the runners and the race throughout the morning and there's 8,000 people taking part in the half marathon, 5k and 10k and some incredible stories here. later this morning we're going to introduce you to a man who

is -- lost 95% of his vision and is taking part in this. we also had a chance to speak with former 49ers running back roger craig. i asked him which sport he prefers and which he loves more, football or track. we'll tell you his answer and some of the other stories a little later on this morning. new this morning, today's palm sunday which is the start of the solemn holy week for christians around the world. >> pope francis led mass in st. peter's square, paid tribute to those killed for their faith. crowds also gathered in jerusalem's church of the holier accept you will ker, believed to be the site of jesus' crucifixion and resurrection. it's the night wrestling fans have been waiting for. >> this is wrestle mania.

then, now, and forever! >> wrestlemania 31 will take over levi stadium tonight, features the big name stars in the sport including hulk hogan, and more. more than 70,000 fans are expected to attend. paul chambers with more. >> reporter: fans get their first opportunity to interact and check out the fun things. people come from all across the globe to see what some call the super bowl of wrestling. it will take place tonight at levis stadium, great news for one bay area native from concord who made to it the big time. >> i think it's amazing. nothing better than to bring wwe here and just show the whole world what we're about. >> if you're a niner fan, a raider fan, a sharks fan, it's that plus 10 times. >> it's the whole weekend. just a whole atmosphere around

the town, etc. it's full of wrestling fans. >> reporter: you'll see thousands of them at wwe access. >> thank you! >> reporter: this morning the last session before tonight's big event. >> it's great to be at access. we have the greatest fans from all over the world. they bring the flags. >> reporter: that means a lot to fans who spend at least $what to attend access -- $45 to attend access. they say it's worth it, especially when they get to meet their favorite star or just taking a stroll down memory lane. still some say the chance to be around to be -- around people with sports entertainment like them. >> people say it's not real, it's fake. why do you like it? the skill and agility and athleticism is not like any other sport. >> reporter: that's a real wwe fan, with that tattoo. >> it's fun to watch. it's entertaining. wwe does a good job with their storylines. >> reporter: if that's not enough you could check out a

match in person. paul chambers, ktvu fox 2 news. last night former governor arnold schwarzenegger was inducted into the celebrity wing of the wwe hall of fame. this video was posted by the wwe on twitter of him attending that ceremony. he's a notable pro wrestling fan attending many events since the 1970s. millions of people around the world and here in the bay area turn off their lights for an hour last night to observe earth hour. here's a look at the san francisco transamerica pyramid as the lights went off just before 8:30. the bay bridge and golden gate bridge did their part by turning off their optional lights for the hour. the event is considered the largest collective environmental action in the world. chalk up another one for golden state. the warriors won nine games in a row and this last win was a big one tied to playoff implications and longstanding record. >> it is being described as complete chaos that ended with seven college students being

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n♪ i'm walking on sunshine♪ >> thank you for joining us on this sunday morning. live look from san rafael where the sun is up and shining. a cool start there this morning. 49 degrees. we want to take you now to florida. the sheriff of bay county where panama city beach is located is very frustrated. he says spring breakers there "no respect for themselves, for others and most of all for authority." that comes after seven students were shot during a party. this morning a 22-year-old alabama man is in jail. he's been charged with attempted murder. police say he opened fire at a party, most of the party goers

were students from alabama a & m university. arriving deputies called the scene complete chaos. >> it is complete chaos here. we have 100 witnesses or so. we're trying to separate, trying to interview. we have a mess. >> victims were found inside the home and outside laying on the street. investigators are expected to remain at that scene this morning. here's a look at some of the top stories making the front page on newspapers across the nation. here at home we take you to the front page of today's "oakland tribune "requesting, >> it focuses on san jose police officer michael johnson killed in the line of duty and his academy class who police officers association calls the closest-knit group of officers in the department. >> as you see here the headline reads "an unfortunate bond." the academy class of 2001 has lost two officers in the line of duty. classmate jeffrey fontana was killed during a traffic stop just weeks after graduation. >> now they lost officer johnson. according to the tribune there

are only 19 members of that 35- member class still at san jose police department but johnson's death brought them all back together. >> they grieve as does this community. this thursday a public memorial for officer johnson is scheduled for 11:00 a.m. the service will be held at the s.a.t. center in san jose. let's go to southern california. the front page of the "l.a. times" raising the issue of rail safety once again. >> it follows a commuter rail accident yesterday right in front of the university of southern california. the conductor of the train was critically injured, 20 others hurt after a car crashed into the train. >> two of the train's cars went off the tracks, the driver of the vehicle was a usc student. the crash is now bringing up a decades-long debate about whether more safety measures are needed for our los angeles county's growing rail network. >> we've had some incidents, i can't speculate on the number but whenever you have a train that runs that grade at

intersections and the human element is involved you can anticipate sometimes accidents occurring. >> the mta is planning to look at video as parts of its investigation. yesterday's crash is the 18th in the last 12 months between metro trains and cars. the drought continues to be a big story in california. this is the front page of the sacramentoby and it's talking about hydropower. the headline reads drought dries up the state's hydropower resources. according to the bee the lack of water has brought hydroturbines in california to just a crawl. production down 60% when you compare 2011 to 2014. is -- into that means utility companies get more energy from more expensive sources. that means we pay more. >> you know what we need rosemary? >> rain. we do need the rain, unfortunately not going to see it in the extended forecast.

outside our doors for today temperatures will peak, unseize that thattably warm weather conditions, mostly deer skies and the sun shining upon us. sun rose 7:00 this morning and we'll have 12 1/2 hours of daylight for sunday. we have clear skies. high clouds are pulling in just to the north edge of sonoma county. that is going to be about it. just those high clouds passing through at times, a little patchy fog this morning. but nothing really to cause you any trouble if you have an early morning drive. ridge of high pressure shifting just a little bit. you can see the rain line still well to the north of us. it's going to begin to shift a little as we yet into the business week. unfortunately no rain in our extended forecast but it's going to add to a cooldown. i'll show you as we get through your sunday we have mostly clear skies in store for today. a beautiful day in store with temperatures back into the 70s. even a few low 80s for many of us. in to monday morning we start out with mostly clear skies, maybe a little patchy fog along the coastline. as we get into the afternoon

the onshore breeze begins to come back. you can see by the evening hours the fog up against the coastline and we have a line of rain beginning to enter the northwest corner of california. not going to sink into the bay area. but this is a sign of the things to come in the way of a cooldown. so today going to be the warmest day, 38 degrees now in napa. different story in napa. 38, a cold start for you. 49 oakland, 51 concord. palo alto 46 and freemont 50. for the afternoon we go to 81 in novato. 81 napa. 79 for san rafael. low 70s sausalito. we've got 79 oakland, low 80s for danville, livermore 83. and 83 antioch. as we shift into the south bay more of the same. even 84 in the forecast this afternoon for gilroy. 80 for saratoga. 79 santa clara. 76 in santa cruz with mostly sunny skies. for the peninsula, you'll go to 76 palo alto warming to 72 in

san bruno. 73 san francisco. beautiful day in pacifica and half-moon bay, low 70s in your forecast. the extended showing you temperatures begin to move in the other direction as we get back to work monday. the morning fog eventually working its way back into the forecast as well. mid-70s expected for your monday and then dropping a little farther as we get into tuesday/wednesday. bottoming out on wednesday upper 60s in the forecast which is rights about where we should be for this time of year. we're warm, and we're used to it. though i was at a baseball game yesterday and lots of people were talking about not bringing enough sunblock. wearing long sleeves from the morning. everyone is sitting there looking for shade. >> i walked around lake merritt yesterday, folks were just lying on the grass. it felt good. >> thank you. 60 wins in one season, how sweet it is. the golden state warriors set a franchise record with their 60th win of the season last night in milwaukee. second quarter warriors up 12,

it's up and good from three, curry put up 25 in 30 minutes of court time. third quarter curry dancing beyond the arc, this time be a drew slams it down, warriors up nine. don't forget about clay thompson from three, and it's good. 21 from clay on the night. warriors win 108-95. take on the clippers tuesday in los angeles. thousands gathered in indiana to protest against the religious freedom restoration act. the governor says it's about freedom of religion but opponents say it's nothing more than discrimination. one company says it's no longer interested in creating jobs in the state. a 4-year-old girl walks out of her house in the middle of night while her parents are sleeping and boards a city bus. how did she get back home safely?

a man stuck on a 320-foot cliff in yosemite was rescued after stranded overnight. he was hiking with two friends in the afternoon when daylight began to fade. two men took a short cut, the other stayed on the trail. during the descent one hiker broke his classes and had to stay -- glasses. that's one the other continued and got stuck on the edge of the cliff. the man who stayed on the trail notified rescue crews about his missing friends. both found safe. shoppers at an east bay walmart got a scare when a fire broke out forcing them to evacuate. it happened about 7:30 last night at the walmart store on davis street in san leandro. firefighters say it started in the kitchen of the mcdonald's in the store. the flames did set off the sprinkleler system and all the customers had to evacuate. it took firefighters 30 minutes to get the fire out. no injuries reported. firefighters in southern montana are battling a 700-acre wildfire. it happened sometime yesterday afternoon, a few miles west of

red lodge. police say wind gusts of up to 50 miles per hour spread it to 700 acres. 500 people were evacuated but later were told they could go back. this is a picture of the ski slope just beyond the trees. you can see a plume of smoke. firefighters say it's burned around some moments but no word of -- homes but no word of damage. a philadelphia couple received a scary phone call after their 4-year-old left the house late at night in search of a slurpee. early friday morning while her parents were still asleep little anna bell got out of bed, slipped out of an unlocked back door and walked five blocks in the rain to the bus stop. her mission? she says it was to find a slurpee. when she climbed on board the city bus the bus driver says he couldn't believe his eyes. >> man, i was like oh, got to be kidding me. not this time of night, 3:00 in the morning, a little girl?

>> she said i wanted a slurpee. >> when the driver realized she was alone he called 911. the police then called anna bell's parents and yet they went out and bought locks for that back door. no charges were filed. anna bell safely home in the arms of her mom. >> she gets her mind set on something and then really, really wants it. >> good for her but maybe we have to be careful a little more. wait for the sun to go up. trouble for san francisco's crime lab. the irregular layerities found with the dna unit and what it could mean for hundreds of criminal cases. >> outside our doors, a cool start to the day. i'll check in on current conditions and for the afternoon a lot like yesterday. even slightly warmer for some. area

we now know one of the people involved in a crash was an internationally known singer and songwriter. norman greenbaum was hit by a car, he's in critical condition. he wrote and sang the 1969 hit song "spirit in the sky." this morning an air canada

jet skidded off the runway at halifax airport. officials say it made an abrupt landing before sliding off the runway. 25 people are treated for minor injuries. there was a storm at the airport when that incident happened. there are several new details about the germanwings pilot who prosecutors say crashed a plane into the french alps last week. one report says andreas lubitz fiancee broke up with him the day before the deadly crash. another says he was having eye problems that could have ended his career as a pilot. a third report quotes an ex- girlfriend saying he would do something that would make people remember him. you always talk about the weather that runners would like. we know the rock 'n' roll marathon is going on. i think they may want to finish sooner than later. >> yes, we have nice warm weather on the way but for runners who like it cool off to a cool start. but the temperatures are going to begin to turn around and we can't get enough of the sun. shining overhead this morning. just a beautiful start. few patches of fog but hard to

fight at this point. the northerly breeze continues and that helped to scour out any possibility of the low clouds coming back at least for today. so a chilly start to the morning. we will see our warmest afternoon before temperatures begin to turn around, we do have a cooling trend on the horizon, unfortunately no rain in the extended forecast. another dry week ahead. temperatures right now, let's start with the coolest spot, napa checking in at 38 degrees. 52 san francisco. we have the runners out there this morning. 46 redwood city. chilly one, half-moon bay, 43 for you. 46 livermore and fairfield. as we slide into the east bay we have temperatures in the 50s in areas like antioch, 54 for you. upper 40s to start in lafayette and danville, 46. for the afternoon today, let's start with the warmer spots, 80s in the forecast for areas like antioch, livermore. 81 expected for you. concord into the north bay, and

along the peninsula, we have upper 40s in the forecast for you. 78 in fremont and 79 oakland this afternoon. along the coastline it's going to be a nice day where we have 70s pacifica. low 70s half-moon bay and into santa cruz, mid to upper 70s in the forecast. the warmest day is today. temperatures begin to drop off as soon as tomorrow. a look at the extended forecast coming up. 7:32. happening now -- thousands of people are running to the streets of san francisco for this year's rock 'n' roll half- marathon, kicked off about an hour ago at the great highway and allie is live at the finish line where people will probably be crossing pretty soon, right? >> reporter: yeah. we're expecting the first runner to cross the finish line any time now in the next two to five minutes. we're told a runner that runs a five-minute mile. so he's a mile ahead of the

other runners. looks like that is one of the lead motorcycles head hadding through. so sometime maybe during this live shot we will see him cross the finish line. it's at larkin and mcalice center. this is the san francisco rock 'n' roll half marathon. there's also a 5k and 10k happening here. there's the finish line. you can see the volunteers with medals waiting to hand them out with people who cross the finish line. there's 8,000 people taking part. you can't see it behind the tents but there is a stage. a concert here at civicker plaza for everyone who -- civic center plaza for everyone who finishes the race. it will be performed by the band american authors. they play "best day of my life." it kicked off 6:30 this morning. we were there at the starting line. the appeal of this race according to organizers and a lot of people who take part, there are competitive runners but a lot of people come through and do it for the

course. the course takes people from ocean beach to the presidio, people get to run across the golden gate bridge and takes them through a lot of the scenic spots in the city. here's what the race organizer said. >> i think it's a good way to approach this race. this is not a fast course. it's a gorgeous beautiful course in san francisco. >> reporter: back here at the finish line you can see there's some people waiting out here with -- waiting for the first runner, the men's half-marathon to get through. and cross the finish line. again they should be coming by in the next two to three minutes, five minutes, any time from now. the half-marathon takes about an hour, hour and-a-half to get across the finish line. that's what we're waiting for. back to you. >> i feel we should wait with

you. when they pull that little tape across you know he's got to be close. it must be a lot of good energy out there. >> reporter: i'm having a hard time hearing you because they turned up the music here. can't hear you but we'll definitely talk to the person who -- the first person across the finish line this morning. >> thank you. seems appropriate they turn up the music. check this out. not everyone about to finish. some still enjoying that midway point. this is the golden gate bridge. check out the people on the bottom of the screen as they make their way across the bridge. right now you do have four lanes of that bridge closed to accommodate all those runners so traffic is making its way through as you can see on your screen but there are a lot fewer lanes to work with. san francisco's police department has another problem with its crime lab. that according to the san francisco chronicle. the paper reports irregularities with the lab's

dna unit. police say one technician and supervisor have been reassigned while investigating apparent violations of department testing standards. the paper reports testimony and evidence during a trial last year prompted this investigation. the chronicle says that trial indicated that analysts may have filled in the gaps of incomplete genetic evidence. state law only allows complete samples to be entered into the criminal database. that could call into question evidence used in hundreds of other cases. police in hayward are warning students to be careful after three attempted kidnaps there in the past six weeks. police say a 16-year-old girl was walking home from hayward high school friday when a man grabbed her and forced her into the back seat of a white car. investigators say the man got on top of the girl and pulled out a gun, luckily they say she fought back, was able to run home where her parents called 911. >> this is an extraordinary circumstance for any 16-year- old to face. and we're very proud of her for

the way she reacted to this. >> the first two incidents were reported near tennyson high school. both girls unhurt there. police say it's possible the same man could be responsible. they have released a sketch of him and there it is. this man is described as latino or east indian in his mid-20s. the case of a 6-year-old boy murdered nearly 35 years ago in southern california may soon be solved. yesterday police arrested 53- year-old kenneth rasmussen in idaho. the rental centered sex offender was convicted twice of molesting young boys in the 1980s. he's now been connected to the murder case of jeffrey david vargo. the boy went missing while bicycling around his home july 2, 1981. the next day his strangled body was found at a construction site about 25 miles away. he will 235eus a judge tomorrow and brought to l.a.

tomorrow to face murder charges. an officer killed in downtown philadelphia. it's not clear what led up to the shooting or how police were alerted to it. police found the off-duty officer with a gunshot wound to the chest. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. investigators say they do not have anyone in custody and they do not believe the pub is at risk. a boston police officer remains in critical condition after he was shot in the face. he's in a medically induced coma. officer john moynihan just pulled over a car when the suspect pulled out a gun and shot him just below the eye. other officers shot and killed a suspect when he tried to run away. that man had a history of violent crime including several gun convictions. police say these types of shootings are rain in boston. police in davis are still trying to determine what led up to the deaths of a uc davis veterinary student and her roommate whitneyeningler, less than two, did whitney engler less than two months from graduating.

classmates held a candlelight vigil >> this is in no way a celebration of her passing, it's about the joy she brought to everyone's life. >> engler and her 23-year-old roommate joseph hein were found shot to death at their home after a seven-hour standoff with police that started thursday night. police say they are investigating the is a a murder/suicide but not determined who shot who. her friends say her service dog escaped during the siege and want to find "rosy" and turn her over to engler's mother. crews looking for two people till missing after an explosion in a new york city apartment building. admitting the chances of finding them are slim but not ready to give up yet. meanwhile investigators are trying to figure out what exactly caused that blast. consolidated edison says last august utility workers found multiple leaks in a gas line. con ed says the leaks were

repaired, and it could take a week of round the clock work to sift through all the debris from the buildings. into berkeley researchers lead an effort to better understand earthquakes. the newspaper reports that thers had been studying quartz samples. they are looking for reasons for the stress causes. for the first time researchers have measured strains on the fault's grinding tectonic plates. the project is ongoing but researchers are making breakthroughs in finding out why the earthquakes occur and how as well as helping to narrow down the prediction window. a man working to raise money for people hit from the earthquake seven months ago. this is rob a month before the earthquake, moved most of his belongings to a napa storage facility. after the quake hit he couldn't get his stuff out because the building was deemed unsafe. more than 200 units were

affected. the storage facility is trying to charge its tenants to pay for the $167, 000 recovery effort before the units are destroyed. he also started a go fund me page to help raise money. napa is unveiling a life- size the statue-statue of cesar chavez. through his dedication he brought about better wages and conditions for thousands of farm workers. scary moments for hundred of people on an air canada flight. coming up at 8:00 -- what is likely to blame for a plane crash that sent dozens to dozens the hospital. freedom or religion or discrimination? protests over legislation signed in indiana.

good morning. live look across the bay and into san francisco this morning. we're waking up with mostly sunny skies and temp in the city at this hour 52 degrees. it's time to look at some of the top stories that are trending this morning. the fallout continues over indiana's new controversial religious freedom law. thousands rallied in indfan police on saturday to express their displeasure with the governor. he signed legislation last week called the religious freedom restoration act. it's a law that allows businesses to deny service based on religious and sexual

preferences. supporters say it's all about the freedom of religion but opponents including some business owners say it could lead to discrimination. >> my frustration with it is that it was passed in wrapping it around a flag of business ownership as if i needed this kind of protection. i didn't ask for this kind of protection. >> the final four will be held in indianapolis next week. the ncaa released a statement that reads in part -- angie's list cancelled plans for a proposed $40 million campus expansion project in indianapolis that would have brought 1, 000 jobs to that area. the impacts of the law are has being felt in the bay area. san francisco mayor ed lee is ban are -- banning san

francisco employees from traveling to indiana for business. he says the law will legitimize discrimination and says the city won't subsidize that kind of intolerance. nasa officially has begun its historic one-year expedition into space. the soyuz rocket officially docked at the international space station. nasa's scott kelly and two russian cosmonauts are taking part in the yearlong mission. during his tour his twin brother mark kelly will also be monitored to measure the differences between one year on earth and 12 months in space. also trending this morning, bay area native and patriots quarterback tom brady posted this video on facebook showing him jumping feet first more than 30 feet off a rocky cliff in to the water. he was not hurt in that jump. brady tweeted "never doing that

again." hashtag airbrady. the four-time super bowl champ was in costa rica vacationing with his family. >> i wonder what the owner of the patriots was thinking. do not break anything. >> did you ever do that? >> i do it. >> a big rock like that? >> i've done rope swings about that height. never cliff diving or anything. today's a good day for it. >> it is. >> there's different hidden pockets around the bay area of small lakes where you can do. that >> the water is going to be cool but yeah, we've got nice weather coming our way. that has a lot to do with it. plenty of sunshine over the bay area already this morning. 12 1/2 hours of daylight is what we'll get. sun setting 7:30 this evening and temperature will be even warmer today. anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees above the seasonal average. we're typically in the 60s yearior. some of us will be in the low 80s. on the satellite and radar storm track well to the north

and for us it will be just a little bit of patchy fog this morning. and those high clouds that continue to stream in, this is all we're catching, just the very tail end of weak systems that are riding north of us. temperatures will remain cool this morning and then as we get into the second half of the day, again today is going to be the warmest day of the mini warm-up for the weekend. minor cooldown begins as soon as tomorrow and temperatures continuing to fall. we finally get back to near normal, what we would consider normal this time of year as we get into tuesday and looks like wednesday maybe the coolest day. that will be coming up in the extended forecast. afternoon highs today, 81 for novato. 80 petaluma. upper sections expected for kentfield. low 70s in sausalito. it's going to be beautiful everywhere. we'll see 82 in walnut creek. 83 livermore. these numbers a few degrees warmer than what we had yesterday so for most not a

huge difference but going to be again some of the hotter numbers we've had so far. mid-70s in areas like hayward. upper 70s f fremont. 84 gilroy. if you're going to the boardwalk 76 expected in santa cruz for the second half. along the peninsula this afternoon all about the 70s. 72 san bruno. 77 redwood city. upper 70s in mountainview. 73 in san francisco. a beautiful day to be outdoors, along the embarcadero cheering on the half-marathon runners if you plan on going out later this morning. temperatures will be rising as we get into 9:00, 10:00 and by noontime it will feel pretty good. extended forecast here with the second half of the weekend in view, temperatures wow, nice for most. monday looks good, if you do have plans, we will see the fog return to the bay area as early

as tomorrow. more so by tuesday. temperatures continuing to fall off but again wednesday looks to be the coolest day. typically we're in the low to mid-60s this time of year. what can you do? >> expect long lines getting to the beach. this spring the clintons will be taking over the white house on stage that is. "clinton the musical" making its off broadway debut in april. it's a comedy that takes the audience back to the 1990s. the cast include newt gingrich, monica lewinsky and kenneth starr. the music will revive the sounds of celine dion, hanson and the spice girls. who australian brothers are behind the idea. the golden state warriors are hot. coming up in 20 minutes, a new franchise record they set during last night's game and what it means for their longstanding record. >> the oakland as planning their first ever pride night. the girlfriend of one of the players is now offering to buy

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one person died and another had to be airlifted to a hospital after a deadly two-car crash in santa cruz. it happened 2:00 yesterday afternoon on empire grade road near the north entrance to uc santa cruz. investigators say it's unclear what may have caused the accident and bonnie dune fire

and rescue teamed up with the san francisco fire department to assist the chp in their rescue. so far no word on the condition of the survivor. the city rosa city council could cut back on places where it's legal to vote. on tuesday they will vote on making it illegal to do it inside. the regulations would also ban smoking in all city-owned properties which include parks, recreation centers, golf courses and bus stops. if approved the measure would be phased in during the next year. bart's new elevated shuttle to the oakland airport appears to be a success but many riders not happy with the price. it takes 8 minutes to go to the airport, 3.2 mile ride is $6. so far in february 2,600 people took the shuttle each weekday, that is 26% higher than the number of people that road the air bart bus system during the same time last year.

oakland as fan doing whatever she can to make sure the coliseum is filled for the first ever pride night. she was happy to hear that the as were going to hold an event for the lgbt community. she was surprised when some season ticket holders said they didn't want to attend a pride theme game. >> you don't want to go? don't go. it's probably a better idea if you don't. i'll buy your ticket and give them to the r space. i don't want seats to go to waste. i want people to be there who can benefit from being there. >> dawn says she'll pay any season ticket holder face value for their tickets. she said for her pride night is personal. her mother came out to her when erin was a teen. that meant two moms growing up, her mother and mother's partner. she said both will be with her in the stands cheering on the as in pride night june 17th. we're about a week away from the start of the 2015 baseball season and today we have a special airing on both the giants and the as. part of that special on the as will be a conversation with

general manager billy bean. by now we're family with his headline making moves, expensive soon-to-be free agents are traded for multiple prospects. he was still stinging from the way last season ended. the as took a one-run lead into the 12th only to see the royals score two times and win the wildcard game 9-8 -- "meet the as" airs 4:30 this afternoon. you can also see it 7:30 tonight on kicu. oakland as open at home april 6th against the texas rangers. the giants open the season april 6th in arses and home opener for the world champs is april 13th against colorado. arizona. bishop o' dowd versus mater dei. bishop down two. tied with 10 seconds left.

game goes into overtime. then late in ot franklin longress crashing the boards and getting the follow, o' dowd with its first lead of the game 64-63. mater ties it but with less than a second to play, it was fouled and o' dowd gets revenge this season. dragons win 65-64 in overtime. congratulations also to the mid- east girls team, they won the state two division championship last night. 7:57. today is palm sunday. the tribute by the pope during a ceremony in st. peter's square. >> it's the night wrestling fans have been waiting for. what you need to know if you're headed to wrestle mania at levi's stadium. >> seasonably warm weather continues for bay area sunday. more on the forecast coming up. a chilly start tore many now.

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and it is shaping up to be a very nice and very warm day. welcome to "mornings on 2", it's sunday, march 29th. i'm claudine wong. >> good morning. i'm mike mibach. in that shot i could see fortbaker there and i spent a lot of time there yesterday with the family. brought a picnic. hung out for a good two and-a- half hours. it's awesome by the coast guard station there. mostly sunny, 70s. my type of weather. i know we need the rain, it's not coming today. temperatures are going to be even warmer than what we had yesterday, for many of us. we're talking 70s to low 80s. temperatures are already beginning to turn around. we have mostly sunny skies, a few patches of fog, air quality good to moderate for today. started out in the upper 30s in and around napa. 43 degrees now. an improvement for you. 44 now in novato. 45 santa rosa. i say improvement but still cool over parts of the north bay. along the peninsula low 50s in san francisco where we have the rock 'n' roll half-marathon giving it a go.

50 degrees in foster city. low 40s in woodside. 45 degrees for you palo alto and 49los altos hills. a lot of 40s, a few 50s along the peninsula. for the east bay 40s and 50s as well. let's shift into portions of the south bay where we have 46 degrees in morgan hill. 45 saratoga. notice los gatoes, 64. it's an anomaly at least for us this morning but it's because this reading is up in the hills where the wind helps to keep the temperatures up as well as the ridge of high pressure that keeps the temperatures up at higher elevations. as we get into the afternoon we will be again a few degrees warmer, 81 expected for concord, 81 napa. 79 san jose. and san francisco will go to 73. today's going to be the warmest day. here's a better look at the area, 82 santa rosa, 75 san mateo. 77 mountainview and 83 expected for antioch. we begin a cooling trend as soon as tomorrow. that extended forecast coming up. right now nearly 8,000

people are making their way to the streets of san francisco for this year's rock 'n' roll half marathon. here is a look at the course map. they all started all the way here at the great highway and then runners made their way through the presidio, went up over the golden gate bridge all the way back and they are going to end at civic center plaza here. here's a look at the midway point. there's the golden gate bridge. maybe fewer runners than earlier but making their way across the midway point of the golden gate bridge. allie is live for us at the finish line where people have already started to cross. >> reporter: a lot of people are crossing that finish line behind us. this is the finish line at mcacitister and larkin. the final stretch of this half- marathon. the san francisco rock 'n' roll includes a 5k and 10k. it started 6:30 this morning.

it takes people through some scenic routes. presidio, of course across the golden gate bridge. there are music stations and party stations. stops along the way for people who are running in this just for the fun of it. but there are competitive runners here as well. in fact we talked to the winner in the men's category for this half-marathon. fernando cabado of fresno finished in one hour, six minutes, 24 seconds. it's the first time he's run in this event. in fact he took the top spot away from the san francisco guy who won it the last two years in a row. cabada describes the course as harsh, he says there are some steep hills, inclines. he was glad he made it through and talks about how it fits into his future running goals. >> i go to boston in two weeks. this is a final prep for that. with the steep inclines and downhills and such i knew it's tough in boston too.

>> reporter: there are some road closures because of the race but -- great highway from lincoln to balboa is still shut down until 9:00 this morning. the golden gate bridge as we showed you in the picture, the two northbound lanes are shut down. to accommodate all the runners. once the runners make it past the finish line they are here at civic center plaza. you can see a lot of people taking pictures, getting their medals as they make their way past the finish line. there's also a concert here at civic center plaza to wrap things up this afternoon. the band american authors are performing. their song is pretty popular on the radio "best day of my life." the first runners made their way through. we had a chance to talk to some people who are not just competitive runners but some of the people who are doing this for fun and also, coming up in the half-hour, a story of a man who was running this and just

finished this half half- marathon. he's advise waltly impaired. he -- visually impaired. he ran it with a tether, with another runner. more on this coming up. back to you. >> thank you. new this morning -- a person who was walking along i- 580 died after being hit by a vehicle and police say they are still looking for the driver. this happened just after midnight on eastbound 580 at the san leandro/hayward border near 150th avenue. chp shut down all the lanes while investigating this crash. the lanes since reopened. so far there's no word as to why the person was out there. we are learning new developments about yesterday's deadly motorcycle crash in sonoma county. happened on occidental road west of santa rosa. the driver of a subaru crossed with a motorcyclist.

the passenger of both vehicles were taken to the hospital with injuries. the passenger of the subaru was identified as singer norman greenbaum. he wrote and recorded "spirit in the sky" in 1969. it was his best known song though he did record other well known songs under other names. greenbaum, who is 72 years old lived in sonoma county for many years. bad weather in eastern canada is considered a likely factor in a plane accident that injured dozens of people this morning. an air canada flight from toronto to halifax, nova scotia ended with what officials called an abrupt landing. that did cause the plane to skid off the runway just after midnight. at the time of the crash local news outlet's say it was snowing heavily. 25 people went to the hospital, all of their injuries are considered minor. power at the airport was knocked out briefly but airport operations are expected to be back to normal this morning. we are learning more about the co-pilot who intentionally crashed a passenger jet into

the french alps on tuesday. a french tv station says andreas lubitz had been with his girlfriend tore seven years, they had planned on getting married next year but the day before the crash she decided to end the relationship. a german tabloid is also reporting that another ex- girlfriend is claiming he used to have nightmares about crashing and said one day he would do something that would make the world remember his name. there are also reports that he may have been getting treatment for an eye condition that could view ended his career -- have ended his career. investigators continue to look for the mostive. but the father of a british crash victim says he wants the authorities to focus on preventing other tragedies. >> if there was a motive or reason we don't want to hear it. it's not relevant. what is relevant is this should never happen again. >> that father also went on to say he had felt the support of so many people during this difficult time, especially the people in the town near the

crash site. he hopes one day people will remember it only as the beautiful place and not the scene of a horrible plane crash. that town held a memorial service led by a catholic bishop. organizers say they hope the families of the crew and passenger on board the germanwings flight will find solace and know the world is praying for them. about 200 people attended although it's not clear how many of them were relatives of the victim. new this morning, today is palm sunday which is the start of the solemn holy week for christians around the world. >> pope francis led mass in st. peter's square. he paid tribute to people killed for their faith, a reference to the 21 egyptian coptic christians killed by islamic state mill lants in libya. crowds also gathered in the church of the holy sepulchre

in jerusalem which is believed to be the site of the chris fiction and -- crucifixion and resurrection. the time many wrestling fans have been waiting for. >> this, now and forever. >> wresting mania 31 will take over levi's stadium overnight, it features big names in the sport. more than 70,000 fans are expected to attend tonight's big event. ktvu fox news paul chambers with more on the excitement in the south bay. >> we're here at wwe access, chance for the fans to get their first opportunity to interact and check out all the things in a wwe uniform. people come from across the globe to see what some call the super bowl of wrestling. it will take place tonight at levi stadium, great news for one bay area native from concord who made it to the big time. >> i think it's amazing. i think it's nothing better than to bring wwe here and show the world what we're about.

>> if you're a niner fan, a raider fan, a sharks fan, it's that plus 10 times. >> it's the whole weekend. and just a whole atmosphere around the town, etc. it's full of wrestling fans. >> reporter: you'll see thousands of them at wwe access. >> thank you. >> this morning the last session before tonight's great event. >> we have the greatest fans from all over the world. >> reporter: that means a lot to fans who spend $45 just to attend access. they say it's worth it especially when they get to meet their favorite wwe supertar or just taking a stroll down foch >> from memory lane. they say it's well worth it. >> many say why do you like it? it's not real. but the agility andage letatism

is up -- athleticism is up like any other sport. >> reporter: in san jose, paul chambers, ktvu fox news. last night arnold schwarzenegger was inducted into the celebrity wing of the wwe hall of fame. this video was posted by the wwe on twitter. of him attending the ceremony. schwarzenegger is a notable pro wrestling fan and attended many events since the 1970s. hayward police are looking for a man they say is trying to kidnap people in the area around 10yson high school. coming up at -- tennyson high school. coming up at 8:30, there's the sketch. >> described as chaos that ended with seven college students shot. what happened at the spring break party in florida and why the sheriff is calling the situation there a recipe for disaster.

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a little music to get you going this morning. happy sunday. a beautiful view there of the golden gate bridge. plenty of sunshine in store for today. afternoon highs soaring well above the seasonal average once again. i'll line up the numbers coming up. we want to take you now to florida. the sheriff in bay county where panama city beach is located is

very frustrated. he says the spring breakers there have "no respect for themselves, for others and most of all for authority." those comments came after seven students were shot during a party. this morning a 22-year-old alabama man is behind bars and he's been charged with attempted murder. police say he opened fire at a party where most of the party goers were students from alabama's a & m university, arriving deputies called that scene complete chaos. >> it is complete chaos here. we have 100 witnesses or so, we're trying to to interview, we have a mess. >> victims found in the home, outside laying on the street, investigators are expected to remain at that scene this morning. we want to give you a look at some of the top stories making the front page of newspapers across the nation. here at home we go to the front page of "the oakland tribune." >> focuses on police officer michael johnson killed in the line of duty this. is a picture of his academy class that graduated in 2001.

the police officers association actually calls them the closest- knit group of officers in the department. >> the headline reads "an unfortunate bond" because this academy class of 2001 lost two officers in the line of duty. classmate jeffrey fontana was killed during a traffic stop just weeks after graduation. and now they have lost officer johnson. >> according to the tribune there are only 19 members of that 35-member class still with the san jose police department. but johnson's death has brought them all back together. they are grieving as is this community. >> this thursday a public memorial for officer johnson is scheduled for 11:00 a.m., at the sap center in san jose. we head to southern california. this is a look at the front page of the "l.a. times." the headline reads "rail safety again at issue." that all follows that commuter rail accident yesterday that happened in front of the university of southern california. >> the conductor of the train

was critically injured and 20 others hurt after a car crashed into that train. two of the train cars went off the tracks and the driver of that vehicle was a usc student. >> they are obviously looking into what happened there but the crash is also bringing up a decades-long debate about whether or not more safety measures are needed for los angeles county's growing rail network. >> we've had incidents, i can't speculate on the number but whenever you have a train that runs that grade in the intersections and the human element is involved you can anticipate sometimes accidents occurring. >> the mta is planning to look at video as part of its investigation. yesterday's crash is the 18th in the last 12 months because metro trains and cars. we want to head over to rosemary, a beautiful shot. >> a lot of sunshine today. >> sunshine and more sunshine headed our way, right? >> it's just a beautiful day as we get outdoors this morning. a bit of a cool start but those temperatures already turning around at this hour. even a few areas like napa, sinking all the way into the

upper 30s this morning. plenty of sunshine to go around and as we get into the afternoon temperatures back into the upper 70s, even a few low 80s in store for today. >> some areas reporting upper 30s but other areas in napa reporting 45. san jose looking at a -- 50 degrees . for us the ridge of high pressure remains in place. it's going to weaken a little into the workweek. that cools us down some but not for today. we have a few high clouds at times. you can see some over the north edge of sonoma county. that is really about it. so in the forecast for today, off to a school start.

warmest day of this period, we'll call it a mini warm-up, started it over the weekend. then another dry week in store, unfortunately not seeing any of that rain come our way. 81 degrees expected for napa this afternoon. 79 sonoma. 79 san rafael and low 70s sausalito. towards the coast low 70s stinson beach. east bay low to mid-70s. 75 hayward. if you like it warm, into areas like antioch, livermore, pleasanton, low 80s in the forecast. 81 morgan hill. 84 gilroy. that's one of the warmer areas at least on our map here. santa cruz 76 degrees. 77 redwood city. 75 san mateo. low 70s in san francisco for the afternoon. it's going to be bore just by

the em -- gorgeous by the embarcadero. temperatures will begin to fall as we get into monday. morning clouds and fog eventually returning. as we get into tuesday and then the coolest number on for wednesday. upper 60s still about average, still a little above for some. >> thank you. next month the white house is opening its doors for the annual take our daughters and sons to work day. coming up in 25 minutes, how this year might benefit kids whose parents are not even employed there. >> a bus driver gets the surprise of his life when a 4- year-old girl wandering right on to his bus in the early hours of the morning. why did she leave in the first place?

a man who was stuck on a 320-foot cliff in yosemite was rescued by a helicopter yesterday after being stranded on the mountain overnight. he was hiking with two friends friday afternoon when daylight began to fade. two of the men decided to take a short cut. the other stayed on the trail. during the descent one hiker broke his glasses and had to stay put. that is when the other continued and got stuck on the edge of the cliff. the man who stayed on the trail notified rescue crews about his missing friend. both were found safe. some shoppers at a east bay

walmart got a scare when a fire broke out forcing them to evacuate. it happened :30 last night at the walmart on davis street in san leandro. 7:30. firefighters say it started in the mcdonald's in the store. it set off the sprinkler system and all customers evacuated. it took firefighters 30 minutes to get the fire out. no injuries were reported. no a firld couple received a scary phone call after their 4- year-old left the house late at night in search of a slurpie. while her parents were asleep little anabelle walked out of bed and walked five blocks in the rain to the bus stop. she said it was to find a slurpee. she boarded the bus and the bus driver couldn't believe it. >> i was like got to be kidding me, no the this time of night, 3:00 in the morning, a little girl? >> i wanted a slurpee. >> when the bus driver realized the girl was all alone he

called 911, the police then called her parents and yesterday they went out and bought locks for that back door. no charges were filed. 60 wins in one season. the golden state warriors set a franchise record with their 60th win of the season last night in milwaukee. second quarter warriors up 12, it's up and good from three. curry putting up 25 points in 30 minutes of court time. third quarter curry beyond the arc, this time andrew slams it down. warriors up 9. don't forget clay thompson from three, that is good. 21 points on the night for clay. warriors win 108-95, take on the clippers tuesday in los angeles. as for the college game you can say that my brackets are bust. even before the final four. my dear friend brian duke, the best in southern california got me before the final four. >> i still have two teams in? >> who do you have winning it? >> kentucky. >> can good pick.

i had arizona and -- see you later. >> kentucky and gonzaga in the final. >> with the games last night. >> i know. a lot of people screaming at televisions. in an attempt to boost voter turnout throughout california, up next, how the dmv could become involved with the election process. >> a unique protest in oakland, the point these people were trying to make by standing in that giant cage. >> warmer weather on the horizon for sunday afternoon. live look at a beautiful start to the morning. we'll check in on your current conditions and show you the afternoon highs coming up. mt. hood was left off the list. so was the oregon coast, the columbia river gorge and the painted hills. smith rock and the wallowas are all missing. whoever named the seven wonders never set foot in oregon because even crater lake was left off their list. so we see your wonders world

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♪ it's why i'm leaving♪ ♪ leaving like sunday morning♪ >> just kick back, relax, grab coffee. as we wake up with the commodores. live look at the bridge where this morning runners at the rock 'n' roll half marathon are crossing the span. there's another live picture of the finish line at civic center plaza. folks excited to be finishing. we will check in with allie who is there at the finish line, in a bit. >> they are raising their arms. i think if i'm timing it right it's about two hours which was my goal. i did not -- one of our editors just ran his first half- marathon and he came in at an hour and 58 so congratulations to him. it's an amazing accomplishment. >> how far away are you? >> i was like 15 minutes. a few minutes, it was a long hard final mile or two for me.

>> are you going to do it again? >> i don't know. >> i couldn't help but think about that. because we have easy sunday morning playing and we're showing the runners and thinking probably not easy for a lot of those folks. >> congratulations to them and beautiful morning to do it. >> yes, and we've got nice weather that is going to continue for sunday. in fact today's going to be the warmest day before we begin to cool off, giving you a live look outside, plenty of sunshine. a few fingers of fog this morning. high clouds. that's going to be about it. we've got abundant sunshine in store for today. a chilly start for some. even showed you numbers in napa down to the upper 30s with but that is beginning to change as we get into the second part of the morning. temperatures well above the seasonal average, 10, even 15 degrees. unfortunately no rain in the forecast for the business week ahead. 54 degrees now in concord.

52 walnut creek. 43 napa. i've got this number here that shows me 43. i have another reading from a different location in napa. that shows me still about 38, 40 degrees. we've got 45 in novato. 45 santa rosa. a chilly start along the peninsula, upper 40s to low 50s and 50 in livermore. shifting into the inner east bay, looking at a few more numbers. 57 for antioch. upper 40s in lafayette. danville, a nice shift for you, 56 there. we started in the mid-40s in that area this morning. as we get into the second half of the day these numbers really going to fly. we're going to be well above the seasonal average, even warmer than yesterday. details coming up. san francisco's police department has another problem with this crime lab. according to the "san francisco chronicle." according to the paper irregularities with the lab's dna unit are at issue. police say one technician and her supervisor have been reassigned while investigating

apparent violations of department testing standards. the paper reports testimony and evidence during a trial last year prompted this investigation and the chronicle says that trial indicated the analyst may have filled in the gaps of incomplete genetic evidence. state law only allows complete samples tore entered into the criminal database. that could call into question evidence used in hundreds of other cases. the case of a 6-year-old boy who was murdered nearly 35 years ago in southern california may soon be solved. yesterday police arrested 53- year-old kenneth rasmussen of idaho. the registered sex offender was convicted twice of molesting young boys in the 1980s. investigators now connected him to the murder case of jeffrey david vargo. the boy went missing while bicycling around his home in july of 1981. the day after he went missing his strangled body was found at a construction site 25 miles away. rasmussen is expected to appear before a local judge tomorrow and will then be brought to california to face murder charges. police in hayward are

warning students to be careful after three attempted kidnappings in the past six weeks. police say 16-year-old girl was walking home from hayward high school friday when a man grabbed her and forced her into the back seat of a white car. investigators say the man got on top of the girl and pulled out a gun. luckily they say she fought back, and was able to run home where her parents called 911. >> this is an extraordinary circumstance for any 16-year- old to face. and, we're very proud of her for the way she reacted to this. >> the first two incidents were reported near tennyson high school, both of those girls also got away unhurt. police say it's possible the same man could be responsible. they've released this sketch, the man is described as latino or east indian in his mid-20s. friends and family continue to mourn the two men killed in a west oakland fire. yesterday a group gathered at the mclaughlin gallery in san francisco to remember 36-year- old daniel mo thomas. thomas was a professional

artist who started a few years ago but was already making his mark. some people even referred to his work as revolutionary. a few of his pieces were on display yesterday. friends are calling his death a huge loss for the art community. >> he was a very talented artist, one of our shining stars. i think he had a lot to say and i think he had work that the rest of the world would be interested in seeing. >> i'll miss everything about him. i'll miss working with him and looking forward to seeing what his new ideas are going to produce. >> earlier in the day friends and family gathered at the chapel of the chimes in oakland to mourn 27-year-old davis latona. thomas and latona were killed in the three-alarm fire last saturday that swept through their live work space in oakland. it's believed to have been accidental possibly caused by a burning cigarette. emergency crews are still looking for two people missing after a new york city apartment building exploded. officials admit the chances of finding those people are slim but say they are not ready to

give up yet. meanwhile investigators are trying to figure out exactly what caused that blast. consolidate edsson says last august a gas line was broken, officials say those were repaired. officials say it could take a week of round the clock work to sift through the debris from the buildings. scientists say they are getting closer to predicting earthquakes. maybe they can't say exactly when the big one will hit but they have a better idea of how and why they hit. a study lasted a year and produced pretty incredible results. the focus was on samples collected a mile and-a-half beneath the san andreas fault. researchers found on microscopic fault line cracks that may have been the result of multiple earthquakes. they also say the power behind the quakes is higher than previously measured. a man from napa is selling t-shirts to raise money for some people affected by the

earthquake that hit seven years ago. this is rob frias. a month before the earthquake he moved both of his -- most of his belongings to a napa storage facility. after the quake he couldn't get his stuff because the building was deemed unsafe. more than 200 units were affected. the storage facility is now trying to charge its tenants to pay for the 167,000-dollar recovery effort before the units are destroyed. he's also started a go fund me page to help raise money. it's 8:36. right now nearly 8,000 people making their way to the streets of san francisco for this year's rock 'n' roll rock half-marathon. there are important closures in effect. it started 6:30 this morning on the great highway. runners made their way up the presidio, golden gate bridge, across it and back and then came on through to end here at civic center plaza.

alliuee rasmus at the finish line where runners and the public will be celebrating with a free concert in about 30 minutes. i love "american authors," rock to them all the time. >> reporter: yeah. everyone here takes part in the race and even if you're not part of the race i'm sure you can hear the music. we're at civic center plaza. there's a lot of space here to gathered around and listen in to the concert once it gets started. it's going to be happening there. not sure if you can see the stage set up in the distance. this half-marathon started about two hours ago. so now turn the camera around and you can see a lot of people just wrapping up, making their way across the finish line here. we were at the starting line on the other side of town at ocean beach at 6:30 this morning. great highway and fulton. this 13-mile half-marathon course takes runers from ocean beach through the presidio, over the golden gate bridge and back and there are music and parties stages along the way.

a lot of people run this for fun but there are competitive runners too. some of them with pretty incredible stories. this morning we met adrian broca of los angeles, visually impaired, lost 95% of his vision as an adult because of a genetic condition. he ran the half-marathon in about one hour and 30 minutes. he said it was a pretty tough course, the first few miles have a kind of a steep incline but told us about the incredible sense of accomplishment he felt crossing the finish line. >> you think about it as a metaphor in life. even though you may face challenges at the start, you're able to see light at the end of the tunnel once you get closer to the finish line. >> reporter: he obviously has a lot of mental tenacity but how did he do it physically? he had a guide runner tethered to him for the entire run. we talked to him as well.

>> you have to concentrate not on your own running but his -- where he is and the turns that are coming up. you have to concentrate a lot more >> reporter: michael cliff of ireland volunteered to be a guide runner in this race. it's only the second time he's been a guide runner. he and broca never met before today. they never trained together or anything but both men said they had a great sense of teamwork and that they worked really well together and both of them said this is probably the beginning of a long friendship between the two of them. here at the rock 'n' roll half- marathon, people still making their way across the finish line. it should probably be wrapping up in the next hour or so and then everyone will head over to listen to that concert. back to you. >> thank you so much. california could have a lot more voters if two state lawmakers get their way. they want to require the department of motor vehicles to send all customer information

to state election officials. then those officials would determine if a person is eligible to vote. people who pass that screening would automatically be registered to vote. supporters say it would increase voter turnout. they say right now seven million people who are eligible to vote are not registered. oregon is currently the only state with a similar law. animal rights activist stage a unique demonstration to show the conditions egg-laying hens live in. the vaccaville farm -- vacaville farm offered people a chance to stand in the cage to get an idea of the crowded conditions. >> animal place is here today to encourage folks to brave the cage and see what life is like for 95% of hens on egg farms. >> this year california implemented a bill that requires egg-laying hens be confined in ways that allow them to lie down, stand up, fully extend their limbs and turn around freely. state regulations provide about 116 square inches per hen.

that is about the size of a sheet of legal paper. cesar chavez is being honored today in napa. at 9:00 we'll tell you about the statue going up and reaction from one person that says he grew up working in the fields. >> it's called one of the most significant religious expressions in oakland. up next, more on the annual citywide revival. >> outside our doors the sun is shaneing, temperatures are rising -- shining, tempts are rising.

my grandson got killed on that corner. so i can't -- by now step on that corner. >> in january a random shooting near an elementary school and neighborhood church left two men dead. one was 22-year-old donald ward. he was the oldest grandson of the alitha washington. she says the days following the shooting showed her the deep divide within her west oakland community. >> when this happened to my grandson want to put that out, not one person came and gave me a hug. not one person. >> oakland pastor curtis fleming says people need to reclaim their neighborhood and

he's hoping faith will help them do just that. >> there is hope, there is a support system and we want to be part of that. >> this morning pastor fleming and the oakland baptist ministers union will begin the 59th annual citywide revival. they hope to increase participation within schools and neighborhoods with an emphasis on the target audience of young african-american males, claudine now joins us with pastor fleming. >> thank you, the citywide revival runs through friday april 3rd. it's an effort to cut down on the violence happening on the streets. you're here with us in studio. thank you so much for coming in. >> thank you for having us. >> we were talking about, you said one thing a couple of minutes ago, you said work needs to be done. how big is this divide and this problem? we know, everyone wants the violence to stop but how difficult is the work? >> it's difficult work if we

maintain silos, if we don't come together as a community and understand this is important to the whole fabric of our society. then it's a difficult task. >> this shooting that happened, we heard from ms. washington, it happened outside your church. there were children outside that were rushed inside to safety. when your dealing with those kind of things how do you bring hope and faith back into the community? how do you bind people together? >> fortunately it's been done in the past. we realize that when we come together as a safe community and as a community overall that we can set the temperature of our community, our neighborhoods. the church has traditionally been the thermostat for what goes on in the community and we hope to do that again. >> tell me about the revival. how do people get involved? you're coming together at evergreen? >> yes, at evergreen baptist church. this is our season of restoration. this is one of the greatest seasons in the church calendar. it's the season of that --

that brings about new hope, new life and new beginning. we come together to recommit ourselves to focus on what is important to god and that is to love him and love people. >> how important -- this is obviously palm sunday, easter week when everyone -- is it a touchstone for people to say we're in this together, we're not alone? because of our faith we have each other? one of the things ms. washington said is they can't do it by themselves. she was making a call to the neighborhood and to the residents to say everyone's got to get in this. >> right. traditionally what you have in this country and the other countries is that the faith community have been the integral part in the life of the society, of the community. so we believe that as we come together we do our part. we work with the individuals within our community that our community will change. but there needs to be a moral compass. there needs to be someone to say this behavior is not acceptable. there needs to be someone to go home and tell their children that you cannot act like this.

you cannot handle your conflicts in this particular way because we all live here together. >> you were saying it's more tough love needed. >> tough love, definitely. >> we have a full screen to put up, it kind of explains what people can expect. >> just come to evergreen. >> come together and maybe we can - >> and reclaim our community. let's reclaim our neighborhoods and let's keep hope alive. >> pastor curtis, i know you are here on very little sleep. you flew in from the east coast. you have a big weekend in front of you. thank you so much for coming. >> >> thank you for having us. let's talk weather, beautiful saturday, sunday, getting off to a very similar start. even warmer? >> yes. could almost say we're very blessed with this weather outdoors. we've gottifies weather coming our way. as you mentioned, it's going to be the warmest day before we begin a cooling trend for tomorrow. giving you a live look, rolling hills over the east bay. we've got plenty of sunshine to

go around. look now at the golden gate bridge where we had some of those rock 'n' roll marathon runners moving across a little bit earlier. it looks just a little hazy, not bad air quality, just the humidity that is in the air. 45 degrees in santa rosa now, low 50s in san francisco. 54 concord, napa, 43. a cool one outside your door at 50 degrees now in san jose. so for today, ridge of high pressure holding on, beginning to weaken a little. this is actually a snapshot of the satellite and radar. you can see the clouds well to the north of us. that little strip of rain all the way north into areas like washington and canada. so we are locked in with this dry pattern. we're going to see a shift in the weather pattern. we have a trough that is going to be moving a little closer, moving through the pacific northwest. as we get into monday and tuesday it's going to bring back the fog. it's going to bring back cooler temperatures. it's not going to bring us any rain. so we're going to be dry as we get into the workweek ahead. for today, our numbers are coming up just by a few

degrees. looking at low 80s for napa today. 73 san francisco. 81 concord. 79 in san jose. upper 70s for santa clara. 81 in novato for the second half of your day. beautiful day by the water. as we get into the east bay we've got low to mid-70s along the east bay shoreline. low 80s once you go inland. our south bay folks looking at 81 for morgan hill. 80 saratoga. beautiful day in santa cruz, 76, mostly sunny skies. the extended forecast here -- temperatures begin to fall off as early as tomorrow. a bit of morning fog to start the day. i think it will really make a comeback as we get into tuesday, temperatures

continuing to fall. mid-week wednesday looks to be the coolest day. slight rebound on thursday, could see the winds pick up mid- week wednesday as well but all those numbers on that screen above average. we're typically in the low to mid-60s for this time of year. >> you see the coolest day there is wednesday. it's 69 degrees. creeping up on the 70s. we have a fashion show going on later this morning and i'm involved. i'm just going to say that. 15, 20 minutes away. more to come. female announcer: through sunday at

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president obama is putting a new twist on the annual take your sons and daughters to work today. the president wants to open up the white house to children whose parents don't work there. we'll learn about the different kinds of jobs done and have a chance to talk to first lady michelle obama. the president is also encouraging private businesses to include other children who are left out of the experience. this spring the clintons will be taking over the white house on stage that is. "clinton the musical" will be making its off-broadway debut in april. the show is a comedy that takes the audience back to the 1990s. the cast of characters includes newt gingrich, monica lewinsky and former clinton special prosecutor kenneth starr.

the music will revive sounds of celine dion, hanson and the spice girls. two australian brothers are behind the idea. oakland as fan is making sure she does everything she can to get the coliseum filled for the team's first ever pride night. erin doleunder is the girlfriend of as pitcher sean doolittle. she was happy there would be an event for the lgbt community but was surprised when some season ticket holders said they didn't want to attend a a pride-themed game. >> you don't want to go? don't go. it's probably a better idea if you don't, i'll buy your ticket. i don't want seats to go to waste. i want people to be there who can benefit from being there. >> dolan says she will pay any season ticket holder face value for their tickets. she says for her pride night is personal because her mother came out to her when she was a teenager. >> i was the first person she came out to. when she started to tell me about it she had hives.

she was literally having a physical reaction to telling me this. she was so nervous. i thought i hope nobody ever feels so nervous that they might not be accepted for who they are. >> she says after that she always thought of herself as having two moms. her mother and mother's partner. both of them will be sitting with her in the stands cheering on the as on pride night on june 17th. we're about a week away from the start of the 2015 baseball season and today we have a special airing on both the giants and the as. part of the special as there be a conversation with the general manager. you may be remember with his headline making moves in the past. bean was still stinging from the way last season ended. the as took a one-run lead in the 12 only to see the royals score two times and win the wildcard game 9-8.

>> oakland as open at home april 6th against the texas rangers. >> the giants open the season april 6th in arizona. the home opener is slated for april 13th against colorado. chalk up another one for golden state. the warriors have now won nine games in a row. the implication that has for the playoffs and a longstanding record. >> people around the world join the celebration around earth hour as some of the most noticeable landmarks around the bay area go dark. >> another pretty day in store for your sunday afternoon. what can you expect coming up.

♪ what's the matter with the clothes i'm wearing. >> crank that up a little bit. it's rock 'n roll appropriate. we are live at the san francisco rock 'n roll half marathon. >> they are some happy people crossing that finish line. they started at the great

highway. they're ending at civic center plaza. alley is there where the runners are celebrating with a lot of hands up. a free concert for running 13.1 miles. >> something i have never done is run 13.1. >> i have. i did it once the first year. >> you wanted under two hours. >> i did. >> you got close. >> i got close. i got an a for effort. it wasn't quite as fast as i wanted. i think i came out of the gate fast, rookie move. >> i ran three miles once. it was nice. while many people are just getting up others are literally running across town. >> it's the rock 'n roll half marathon. runners are getting a chance to relax at the finish line. there are some happy people

coming over that finish line, ready to be done. >> a lot of people crossing the finish line are at two, two and a half hours completing the marathon. they're making good time. i see a lot of people coming through. there are 8000 people who signed up. it started at 6:30 at ocean beach. the 13-mile course starts there and takes people over the golden gate bridge. there are party stations and music stations along the way. a lot of the people really take their time going through. some people do it just for the fun of it, just to enjoy the scenic spots, running through the scenic spots in the city. one of the 8000 runners and also one of the organizers of the is roger craig. i had a chance to talk with him before he started and asked him which sport he loved more, football or track. maybe it's not a fair question

because obviously there is a lot of running in football. here is what he had to say. >> i am a runner. my first sport is track and field. football is secondary. this is my life, you know, being able to run in this runners' community. look at these people, amazing. >> reporter: that community of runners includes some elite runners. we talked to the men's winner. he is from fresno and completed in one hour and six minutes. he said the course is hard especially at the beginning with a lot of inclines but he says it is helping him be closer to his goal, to place in the top five of the boston marathon next month. this race was his last big training event to do that. back live, a lot of people are making their way across the finish line and taking it a lot slower than he did early this

morning. they're taking about two hours 30 minutes. once they're done in a half hour onto an hour will be able to go to civic center plaza. there is a tent set up. and there is a stage set up. that's where everyone will enjoy a free concert by american authors. they have a pretty popular song on the radio, best day of your life i think it's called. that's what everyone will be enjoying once they have a chance to relax after crossing the finish line. >> sounds good. a nice day to hang out in the city. let's go to rosemary. when it is sunny like that in the city, it is sunny everywhere. >> a nice day to run 13 miles if you want. >> we started in the low 50s and we'll end in the low 70s. it is just absolutely gorgeous. a live look into san jose, we are off to a glorious start here. it is a cool one out there

around the bay area. by afternoon, temperatures are going to soar again, a lot like yesterday, even warmer in some areas by a few degrees. we'll have 60s and low 70s along the coast, a few low 80s in the afternoon for some areas like concord, livermore, gill roy to about 84, 52 in napa, upper 40s in redwood city. so you are trailing behind just a little bit at least from this map. heyward is already at 60. we started in the 40s and 50s. with all the sunshine already, we rebounding. it is 55 in belmont, palo alto is starting at 51. let's check out the east bay where we have lafayette and areas around checking in in the low 50s. i lost these readings but you

are not bad. there we go. wow, that was interesting. temperatures will continue to rise in fact like i said to the upper 70s, low 80s. i will detail afternoon highs and a cooling trend in the extended forecast. >> thanks. a person walking along interstate 580 died after being hit by a vehicle. police say they're still looking for the driver. this happened just after midnight on east bound 580 near 150th avenue. the chp had to shut down the lanes while they investigated. the lanes have been reopened. so far there is no word as to why the person was walking on the freeway. we are learning new developments on yesterday's deadly motorcycle crash in sonoma county. the crash happened on occidental road. the motorcyclist driver died and his passenger -- the

passenger in the super roux were taken to the -- subaru were taken to the hospital with serious injuries. greenbaum wrote and recorded spirit in the sky. he did record other well known songs under other names. he is 72 years old and has lived in sonoma county for many years. bad weather is a factor in a plane crash that injured dozens. it ended with what officials call an abrupt landing. it caused the plane to skid off the run way. local news outlets say it was snowing heavily. 25 people went to the hospital but all their injuries are considered minor. power at the airport was knocked out briefly but airport operations are expected to be back to normal this morning. we are learning more about the copilot who intentionally

crashed the passenger jet into the french alps last tuesday. a french tv station says andreas lubitz had been with his girlfriend seven years and they were planning to get married. the day before the crash she decided to end the relationship. a german tabloid is reporting that another exclaims lubitz used to have nightmares about crashing and said one day he would do something that would make the world remember his name. there are reports lubitz may have been getting treatment for an eye condition that could have ended his career. an international team of investigators are continuing to look for the motive in the crash that killed him and 149 others. the father of a british crash victim says he wants authorities to focus on preventing other tragedies. >> if there was a motive or reason, we do not want to hear it. it's not relevant. what is relevant is this should never happen again. >> that father adds he has felt the support of so many people

during this difficult time, especially the people in the town near the crash site. he hopes one day people will remember it only as a beautiful place and not the scene of a horrible crash. the town held a memorial service led by a catholic bishop. organizers say they hope families of the crew and passengers will find solace and know the world is praying for them. about 200 people attended. it is not clear how many of them were relatives of the victims. today is palm sunday which is the start of the solemn holy week for christians around the world. pope francis led mass in st. peter's square and paid tribute to people killed for their fate, a reference to the 21 egyptian christians killed by islamic stat militants in

libya. crowds gathered at what is believed to be the site of jesus' crucifixion and resurrection. millions of people turned off their lights for an hour last night to observe earth hour. here is a look at san francisco's trans america pyramid as the lights went off just before 8:30. bay bridge and golden gate bridge did their part by turning off their optional hours for the area. it is considered the largest collective environmental action in the world. a wider view of the city skyline. this global movement started in 2007 and takes place once every year. prince charles commented that this is a reminder that time is running out and take care of the planet. napa is unveiling a life size statue of chavez in honor of his birthday. he would have turned 88 tuesday.

right next to his statue will be another portraying delores. through their dedication they brought about better wages and conditions for thousands of workers. there was a march downtown to the capitol in support of a long list of causes including higher wages. among them a man named oscar garcia who says he grew up working in the fields wore part of a grape crate around his neck bearing one of the first union labels. >> they claim that you can make up to $80 a day. you gotta work 18 hours to get them. nowadays you gotta keep up with a machine. >> marchers say the pro he test is not just -- protest is not just about the workers. they're trying to bring awareness to those working in

certain jobs like fast food workers. golden state warriors set a franchise record with their 60 60th win of the season. second quarter, swinging around to seth and it is good for three. curry put 25 of 30 minutes of court time. warriors were up late in the third. let's not forget about thompson from the three. it's good. warriors win 108-95 and take on clippers tuesday in l.a. oakland animal services is holding a special event to find dogs their new home. we are getting a sneak peek of the unusual four legged fashion show. i took a short walk door next door in studio b. he is with one of the stars. >> i am wearing a lovely brown suit, blue tie. but more importantly, this is emma. she's got a lovely butterfly on

her. she's one of many dogs in studio. we will talk about a very important fashion show taking place in oakland later today, emma being one of the stars. we'll be right back.

good morning to you. here is hoping you are off to a great start, giving you a live look at the skyline of downtown oakland. we have a beautiful day in store with good to moderate air quality. today will be the warmest day. a live look at storm tracker 2 where we have the rain and the clouds in sight well to the north of us. you have to get into washington and canada to see this. a ridge of high pressure is still in control of our weather pattern. we will see that change into monday, tuesday, wednesday. we'll begin a cool down but unfortunately i don't see any rain. first, an up close view of what's going on outside our doors. a few high clouds are overhead. as we get into the second half of the day, mostly sunny skies are going to continue. here is futurecast model showing you we have a little bit of fog off the coastline but it's not going to impact us as we get into the afternoon. we will remain with sunshine along the coast, around the

bay, and inland. if i stop us toll morning, there are not a lot of changes going on but we will begin to see it monday night into tuesday. do you notice the rain line over north west corner of california? it is not coming our way. it will bring back the fog and onshore breeze, cooler temperatures. today, mostly sunny skies. today will be the warmest. as we get into your work week temperatures will be coming down and unfortunately we have another dry week in store. take a look at some of the numbers outside your door, 52 in napa, upper 50s in oakland, 57 in fremont. if you are just joining us we started the morning in the low 40s to low 50s and now we are in the upper 50s to near 60. here is where i expect we will go in the afternoon, 79 for sonoma, 79 in san raphael.

it is warm in petaluma, 80 degrees. the farther inland you go, the warmer it gets, 83 is expected for antioch. in santa clara valley, we have 79. a lot of wrestle mania fans are heading that way. bring the sub block. our peninsula folks, another gorgeous day with 77 in redwood city, 75 in san mateo. half moon bay as well as pacifica, a beautiful one. monday and tuesday, low clouds begin to return to the coastline with partly cloudy skies, partly sunny for the afternoon. wednesday is looking to be the coolest day. unfortunately there is no rain in the forecast. >> thanks. oakland animal services is

a division of the oakland police department within oakland. it's an open door facility that takes in any animal from oakland that needs shelter. it is holding an event called dogs on the cat walk to help find owners for the animals. this morning we are getting a sneak peek at some of the stars of the show. >> reporter: first, i want to introduce rebecca, director of the facility. have you ever been in a fashion show? >> i have never been in one. >> reporter: i want to ask where the idea came from. we'll do that while we are introducing the dogs. we've got emma first up. she's got that butterfly. we saw her a couple minutes ago. tell us about emma. >> she's a beautiful blue nose pit mix. she's really mellow, super sweet. she's dressed like a butterfly, available for adoption. >> reporter: we have julie dressed as a princess.

the idea, this is the first time. >> this was the brain child of nicole walking julie down the pet walk. she's part of pals east bay. they came up with the idea. it's their event. they're putting it together to help us get animals out of the shelter. >> reporter: it is easter so why not have an easter bunny. >> santini is a mixed terrier chihuahua, a love bug. he will be on the cat walk. edina dressed as a cupcake. >> she's taking classes on the canine circus school. alex shows one of the tricks. she's going to sit pretty. good girl. alex does dog training for doctors free of charge. that's one of the benefits we

have. >> reporter: let's bring the dogs out one last time. the shelter is full. i wish it was empty. right now the status is what? >> we are very full, trying to get these dogs adopted. there are so many wonderful dogs looking for their forever home. please come adopt these sweethearts. you see that's right smart, loving, sweet, get along great with each other. we think the world of them. >> reporter: beautiful dogs. thank you all for coming in. i know the event is free and open to the public. you just want to go home. i know you have a dog. maybe you can take one of these guys. >> i was thinking you are taking one home. >> i just may. this guy is fired up. thanks. >> you cannot say no to that dog. >> i can't. i will just hang out for the rest of the newscast.

>> thanks. as mentioned, dogs on the cat walk is happening today. we have all the information on the screen. it is from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. thanks to oakland animal services. 1101 29th avenue in oakland. free to the public and a lot of fun. for more information go to ktvu.com. you can find it under the web link section of our home page. we'll be right back.

all right. do you remember this video? it's from back in february. check out the two llamas hanging outs. they became social media stars because they escaped from a planned event and then this happened. they led police on a chase through the streets of sun city, arizona. no one could catch them. >> go left, right, straight. no one could get them.

for 20 minutes people failed to grab the llamas. they were lassoed by a modern day cowboy and returned to their owners. these antics handed the llamas in hot water with department of ag. >> after this case, usda made it a requirement for animals to have a license to attend events. since the owners of the run away llamas can't afford the license the animals made their last public appearance yesterday. >> they were being used for therapy and educational purposes. thanks to 20 minutes of excitement they are being forced into early retirement. >> it's really sad, because they really do help out a lot of special needs people and kids and the elderly. everybody responds to them so well. it is really a shame to have it shut down. >> well, the owners say if their two llamas are retiring, they're going to retire too. they're as a group going to greener pastures up north.

amazon is expanding the fastest delivery service yet. the e-commerce giant is adding the prime now service to a few zip codes near dallas. >> for $8 shoppers can get orders delivered in one hour. if they're willing to wait two hours, there is no charge. >> prime now is only available to amazon prime customers. >> you can as a customer track the package on a map and see it heading to you. you can contact that delivery driver if you needed to. >> wow! prime now is not available here. it's available in parts of new york city, miami, baltimore. not all products available on amazon are available for prime now deliveries. >> amazon plans to expand products in the coming months. there you go. >> yep. >> how about this story? a very scary phone call after their four year old daughter left the house late in night in

search of a slurpie. >> this is like 3:00 in the morning when her parents were asleep. she gets out of bed, goes out of an unlocked door. she walks to a bus stop. why? she wants a slurpie. >> they are good. the bus driver said he could not believe his eyes. >> i was like you gotta be kidding me, at 3:00 in the morning. >> because i wanted a slushy. >> the bus driver realizing she was alone called 911. >> police called anna bell's parents. yesterday they bought locks for that back door. >> how do you sleep when you know your daughter, when she has a hankering, she's going to take off. >> i have a four year old son.

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you are taking a live look at the finish line for the rock 'n roll half marathon which got underway at 6:30 this morning on the westside of san francisco along the great highway. folks have been rolling in for the last couple hours. >> american author, that's the place to be. >> do you like american author? >> what do you mean? >> they're the band playing. >> i don't know. >> pay attention. they sing best day of your life. we'll have to dig up that song

for you. good song. >> blue skies out there. we've got some nice weather coming our way. we are looking across the street temperatures warming into the upper 70s to low 80s. how about a view of santa clara and levi stadium where it will be a warm one. if you are going to wrestlemania, you will need the sunblock. it will slip in the 60s into the evening hours. we have pleasant weather for your sunday. temperatures will be warmer than yesterday with mostly sunny conditions, a few patches of fog, a little humidity bringing a little of the haze in around portions of the coast as well as inside the bay. we have good air quality in store. don't worry about that. temperatures will range in mid 60s to low 70s along the coast. let's check on your current conditions. you are looking at 58 in concord, 65 walnut creek, upper 50s in oakland. along the coast and peninsula

we have 50s and low 60s, 59 at san francisco. to the north bay, temperatures are catching up with 52 in napa, mid 50s in nevada. we've got danville holding at 60, upper 50s in lafayette. today will be the warmest day. temperatures will begin to cool down tomorrow. 83 in antioch, low 80s in napa, 79 in oakland, 77 redwood city. these numbers are a few degrees from what we had yesterday but well above average. it's going to be nice along the water. into the south bay, 81 for morgan hill. gillroy you are expected to go to 84. in the extended forecast, is there rain? i will show you any possibility coming up in a little bit. we are in the final half hour of the rock 'n roll half

marathon. >> alley is live at the finish area. some of the runners who had later starts are starting to come in. >> most of the runners, about 8000 of them, have crossed the finish line. they come to civic center plaza. it is really filled up with a lot of people in their running gear, having a snack and rehydrating after that 13-mile run. if we turn the camera, you can see the stage behind us. that's where in about 20 minutes the band american authors will be performing for the race participants. right now it's an open act. you see people enjoying it and taking in the opening act. san francisco rock 'n roll half marathon. it is called this because along the course there are various music stages and party sections, themes, areas where people can stop and take a

rest. it's for people who want to have fun. it's for competitive experienced runners as well. i have with me roger craig, former san francisco 49er running back. you are one of the organizers of the event but you also ran it. how was the course? >> the course was awesome. the scenic area, all the great iconic areas like golden gate bridge, marina district. now we are at the civic center. it's beautiful. it's a beautiful day. i watched all the runners taking selfies, pictures of the view. it's a beautiful atmosphere to be involved in. >> reporter: you are talking about the impact of this race. 8000 people is a lot of people to come and participate. you said people come from all over the world. >> there are people from all over the world. i met two people from london. i am like wow, came all the way

from london to run in the rock 'n roll case. amazing. i have to give trans america the credit. they're our title sponsors, the ones who supported us. without them there is no way we can host the race. >> we know you because of your time with san francisco 49ers but track and field is your first love. >> track and field, baby. my love is track and field, not football. football is my second love. i ran about 35 of these so far. >> thank you very much, roger craig. it's great to talk to you. the concert will get started with the main act in about 30 minutes. right now all the runners are excited to have crossed the finish line, a beautiful morning at civic center plaza. >> thanks so much allie. i am glad to see you enjoying it. police in hayward warn students to be careful after three attempted kidnappings.

a 16 year old girl was walking home from hayward high school friday when a man grabbed her and forced her into the back seat of a white car. the man got on top of the girl and pulled out a gun. luckily she fought back and was able to run home where her parents called 911. >> this is an extraordinary circumstance for any 16 year old to face. we are very proud of her for the way she reacted to this. >> the first two incidents were reported near ten son high school. both of the girls also got away unhurt. police say it's possible the same man could be responsible. they have released a sketch of him. there he is. he is described as latino or east indian in mid 20s. friends and family continue to mourn those killed in a fire yesterday. a group gathered at mclaughlin gallery to remember thomas. he was a professional artist who started a few years ago but was already making his mark.

some people referred to his work as revolutionary. a few of his pieces were on display yesterday. friends call his death a huge loss for the art community. >> he was a very talented artist, one of our shining stars. i think he had a lot to say. i think he had work that the rest of the world would be interested in seeing. >> i will miss everything about him. i will miss working with him and looking forward to seeing what his new ideas were going to produce. >> earlier today friends and family gathered at the chapel of chimes in oakland to more than the 27 year old. they were killed in the three alarm fire last saturday that swept through their work space. investigators say they think the fire was accidental possibly caused by a burning cigarette. animal rights activist stage a unique situation to show conditions egg laying hens live in. they brought a large metal cage. they offered people a chance to stand in the cage and get an

idea of the conditions. >> we are here to encourage folks to brave the cage and see what life is like for 95% of hens on egg farms. >> california implemented a state bill that requires egg laying hens to be confined in ways that allow them to lie down, stand up, fully extend limbs, turn freely. california could have more voters if two state lawmakers get their way. they want to require department of motor vehicles to send customer information to state election officials. those officials would determine if a person is eligible to vote. people who pass would automatically be registered. supporters say it would increase voter turn out. they say 7 million people who are eligible are not registered. some of yosemite park's most spectacular views are

available. glacier point is open. it offers views of half dome, yosemite falls and high country. rangers advise drivers to keep it slow and avoid wildlife along the way. the road which leads to the back country is still closed. >> lake tahoe may see cleaner air in the near future. they won a $200,000 grant to figure out where to add charging stations for electric cars. the agency says not only are stations important for locals, they're key for making sure bay area drivers can get a charge as they head up to the lake. a man from napa selling t- shirts to raise money to help people affected by the earthquake. he had moved most of his belongings to a napa storage. he was unable to get his items because the building was deemed unsafe. more than 200 units were affected. the storage facility is trying to charge tenants to pay for

the $167,000 recovery effort before the units are destroyed. he has also started a go fund me page to help raise money. wrestlemania 31 will take over levi stadium. more than 70,000 fans are expected to attend. paul chambers has more on the excitement. >> reporter: this is a fan's dream, an opportunity to step inside the ring to meet one of their favorite stars. it's all happening at access. this is a four day fan festival leading to wrestlemania where you get the chance to meet wwe super stars. this event is every fan's dream come true including myself. this is the real one, the one i am taking home and bringing back to you. >> taking it home. >> we are taking it home. >> this is more than we thought. this blew our minds. i am a long life line of fans from my grandfather, my father, myself. >> he is carrying on the

tradition as people come from across the globe to see what some call the super bowl of wrestling. wrestlemania 31 will take place tonight at levi stadium. all red, all the time. >> that's right. my man, you got it, yes! >> it's going to be good for the community. it's going to boost the economy which we need. we don't have rain, so of course we need some money. >> that's an understatement. wwe presence in the bay area will be a big boost to the local economy with 200,000 plus people expected to attend. the financial impact for the south bay is expected to be more than $100 million. >> wrestlemania, i have been since number one watching on tv. to be able to experience it is bucket list. >> he will be one of 70,000 plus attending tonight. >> thank you paul. last night former governor

schwarzenegger was inducted. the video there was posted by wwe of twitter of him attending ceremony. he is a notable wrestling fan. vta is expecting the largest crowd for tonight. 70% are expected to come from outside of the bay area which means many of them could be riding public transportation. you bet they're going to need it. they may not know how to get around. i guess they could rent a car. i expect dta to have a busy night. >> it's going to be fun. tom brady is going viral for something even he says he will never do again. up next, check out the video he posted and why it made some people nervous. >> backlash continues over indiana's controversial

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♪ yes please. >> good morning. we are giving you a live look at all that blue sky. the weather today is a lot like yesterday, even warmer for some in the afternoon. i will give you those numbers coming up. the issue of rail safety is being raised after a commuter train derailed in the front of the university of southern california. the conductor was critically injured and 20 others hurt after a car crashed into the train. two of the train's cars went off the tracks. the driver was a usc student. this brings up a debate about whether more safety measures

are needed for the growing rail network. >> we've had some incidents. i can't speculate on the number. whenever you have a train that runs that grade at intersections and human element is involved, anticipate sometimes accidents occurring. >> the mta is planning to look at video as part of the investigation. yesterday's crash is the 18th in the last 12 months between metro trains and cars. the fall out continues over indiana's new controversial religious freedom law. thousands rallied in indianapolis to express their displeasure with governor mike pence who signed legislation last week. the religious freedom restoration act is a law that allows business to his deny service based on religious and sexual preferences. supporters say it is about freedom of religion. opponents say it could lead to discrimination. >> my frustration is that it was passed and wrapping it around a flag of business

ownership as if i needed this protection. i didn't ask for this kind of protection. >> the final four will be in indianapolis next week. the ncaa released a statement that reads in part ncaa national office and members are deeply committed to providing an inclusive environment for all our events. we are especially concerned about how this legislation could affect our student athletes and employees. angie's list is the latest company to show opposition to indiana's new antigay law. the website ceo announced the company will stop plans to expand a company campus in indianapolis. indiana's religious freedom restoration act allows business owners who oppose religious sexuality for religious reasons the right to reject gay, lesbian, transgender people. nasa has begun its historic one year expedition in space. the rocket has docked at the

international space station. scott kelly along with two russian cosmonauts are taking part in the mission. his twin brother mark kelly is also going to be monitored to measure differences between one year on earth and 12 months in space. also trending, bay area native and patriots quarterback tom brady, check out the video he posted on his facebook page. he is jumping feet first 30 feet off the rockie cliff and straight into that water. it's scary to watch. he was not hurt. that's good. he did tweet out never doing that again #airbrady. the four time super bowl champ was in costa rica vacationing. >> why not? >> i have done a jump, not 30 feet, but i was scared the whole time. >> five feet? >> it was more than five feet. it was in january in maui, enough for me to think.

>> enough for that rush. >> it always seems higher once you are up there. when you look you go i could do that. then at the top you go oh my knees are starting to shake. what's going on. >> we've got great weather with a lot of sunshine. we are giving you a view from ktvu across the oakland estuary into san francisco. a bit of a haze, but air quality is good to moderate. the haze is the humidity in the air. a few patches of fog are being picked up. a few high clouds over parts of sonoma. that's sort of what we had yesterday. for your afternoon, it is a lot like yesterday afternoon. if you liked saturday afternoon, i think you will like today. numbers will go up slightly for some, especially for our inland and bay area communities. i am giving you a look at the storm track, still remains well to the north, picking up any green you have to go into washington, even into canada to

see that. we remain high and dry. we have changes coming our way. unfortunately it will not be rain. there is a system that will bring cooler weather to our area. today will be the warmest day as we get into monday, tuesday, wednesday, a system again is moving through the pacific northwest and will bring back low clouds. we will have fog again, perhaps a little bit tomorrow morning. i think it will wait until about tuesday before we see it along the coastline. it's going to bring down our temperatures into monday, tuesday, wednesday. wednesday looks like it could be the coolest day. let's look at your current temperatures, 62 in walnut creek, 59 in san francisco, 55 in livermore, 56 in san jose, 52 around santa rosa. along the peninsula, we have 63, 58 in foster city, 56 for

palo paloalta. we've got 58 in sunny veil, 54 saratoga. temperatures for the afternoon, low 80s, 79 in san -- san raphael. it is beautiful no matter where you go. danville, you will go to 82. it is a nice day to be walking outdoors in walnut creek, maybe some shopping, 79 in san jose as well as santa clara. if you are going to wrestlemania, you have a nice day ahead of you, a nice 73 for san francisco. for the extended forecast there is the cool down. it starts as early as tomorrow. that's if you want to call it that. we are well above the seasonal

average. it will be breezy weather into wednesday. the extended forecast is unfortunately a dry one. >> man that jump from this morning to this afternoon. >> days are getting longer. we are transitioning. >> love it. thank you. an oakland fan making sure she's doing everything she can to be sure it is filed for pride night. she was happy to here the a's would hold an event for lgbt community. she was surprised when season ticket holders said they did not want to attend a pride themed game. >> you don't want to go, don't go. it's probably a better idea if you don't. i will buy your ticket. i don't want seats to go to waste. >> she says she will pay any season ticket holder face value for the tickets. bart's new shuttle to the airport isn't such a smooth ride for some passengers. up next, issues people are

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bart's new elevated shuttle to oakland airport appears to be a success but riders say they are unhappy with the price. the shuttle takes eight minutes to take passengers to the airport. the 3.2-mile ride costs $6,

twice the fare of the old buses the shuttle replaced. the number taking it has been 37% higher than those who rode the bart system last year. clinton the musical will be making its debut in april. that show is a comedy that takes the audience back to the '90s. the cast includes people playing newt gingrich, monica lewinsky, kenneth star. it will revive sounds of celine dion, spice girls. a high school boys basketball open division championship, what a game it was. 15 seconds left in regulation, he says give me the ball and drives down the middle. the game goes into over time. late in ot, it is franklin long

crashing the boards and getting to follow o' dowd with its first lead in the game. then a foul, made the second of two free throws and gets revenge for the loss last year. they win 65-64 in over time. the girls team won the state championship last night. very exciting. >> yes. speaking of exciting, if you like hot rosemary is delivering a nice hot forecast. >> today will be like yesterday, even slightly warmer. i had a tweet from somebody along the peninsula that said it's gorgeous, doesn't get much better than this. it's going to be another nice day. we begin a cooling trend into the work week ahead. we can't lose sight of the drought extensions. we have no rain in the extended forecast. >> thank you. >> you got it. >> that is our show for this

morning. thanks for joining us. >> wrestlemania 31 is taking over levi stadium. you may want to steer clear if you are not attending. we take you to the end of the rock 'n roll half marathon. have a great sunday everyone. ♪

i'm chris wallace. the latest on the german plane crash. and iran's influence spreads across the middle east. but is the obama administration fighting against iran or alongside it? >> we have put intense pressure on extremists inside of yemen. and it has mitigated the threat they pose to the u.s. and the west. >> our closest allies in the region no longer trust us. they believe that we are siding with iran. >> as the white house presses for a nuclear deal with iran is the middle east on the brink of regional war? and what is the u.s. strategy? we'll ask the former