getting worse. the busiest freeways and the reason traffic wont be flowing faster any time soon. good morning. thank you for joining us monday morning, march 30th i'm pam cook. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. i'm ready to talk about weather because steve is saying down the road. >> this weekend. there will be a change tuesday and wednesday but maybe this weekend. >> okay. we're not going to say the r word. >> not yet. but it will be a change. we'll have more on that. there is still six days for mother nature to change her mind. yesterday sunny and warm. i think you know bo of those. they -- i think you know both of those. today 80s and 70s. there will be 60s closer to the coast. a little cooler out of 82 we'll go 76 today.

a few high clouds. patchy fog popping up as this system approaches. that is all it takes. you can see there is a little bit there. that will give us a pretty crank up on the breeze starting tuesday into wednesday. today it will pick up the west wind. 40s on the temps or 50s. at least the mornings are on the cool side. we will see more of an on shore breeze. a few high clouds to the north. so it will be pleasant today. it will be nice. just patchy fog. lots of sunshine. a few high clouds in the north bay. 60s and 70s and a couple 80s. this may be it for the 80s this week. i know you have been busy on a monday morning. >> 580 and 680 is by far the worst commute and corresponds with that commute. it is getting extra help from an earlier crash. 580 that was at the 680 interchange. this is one of the web cameras cal tran has set up in the

area. you can see the brake lights are there. let me show you on the map a little bit of a drive time here. westbound 580 it is taking about 50 minutes to drive. 54 minutes to drive from grant line road to the 680 interchange. so that is a little worse than normal. that is a long way for you to drive. please give yourself extra time. this is a look at the east shore freeway. you can see that the traffic here is going to be okay from the carquinez bridge to the mccarthur maze is taking about 18 minutes exactly. let's go to 280 in san jose. 6:02 let's go back to the desk. topping our news this morning concern is growing for a uc berkeley soccer player now missing for more than two days. the well liked freshman last seen leaving a fraternity party near usc in los angeles over

the weekend. tara moriarty is joining us from the cal campus with more on the search. tara. >> reporter: eloi vasquez plays soccer here. he was on spring break when all of this happened. we know his mother says a $50,000 reward is being offered by someone here at the university in order to help find her son. now vasquez was at a fraternity party close to the usc campus friday night. around 1:30 in the morning he told friends he wanted to take a walk but he never returned. he had no wallet, no money or id on him. just before 2:00 his friends say they called him and indicated he wanted to go to the beach which is a four hour walk away. and shortly later another phone call. >> his last call that we found out from verizon was to a girl in berkeley where he told her he's lost and scared and in his

words screwed which means he's in trouble. we know that something is wrong. that he could be out there somewhere. just lost and scared. >> reporter: vasquez attended high school in marin county. many of his family and friends are in southern california right now helping in this search for him. police will be reviewing surveillance cameras in the area where he went missing. the cal athletic department released a statement about his disappearance. he is a wonderful young man who has accelled academically and athletically in cal. oaf the weekend they started changing their facebook profile pictures. they show the flier with his picture and his number to call for anyone who might spot him. we have reached out to some of vasquez's friends and let you know what they have to say about latest search efforts for him. live from berkeley i'm tara

moriarty, back to you. >> thank you. hopefully we will get an update soon. also new this morning jet blue says a computer outage that has caused delays for passengers has been resolved. system wide commuter problem that caused delays because they had to manually check in passengers. jet blue is not saying how many flights were directly effected but it does say passengers could experience delays throughout the country for the rest of the day. a new bay area traffic study shows our commute patterns are changing that is making far longer drive to and from work for a lot of bay area people and probably you. ktvu fox 2 brian flores is joining us live now. you're right there along interstate 580 and you can explain why it is one of the freeways seeing a much busier commit. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, dave. let's just say 580 is living up

to the billing as sal mentioned as one of the worst commutes. as we take a look here, we're live in the livermore area. just off of airway boulevard. it is simply slow and go traffic. some bumper to bumper traffic as sal mentioned earlier. as we mentioned 580 one of the worst commutes out there. especially around this time. according to traffic experts it's only expected to get worse. according to the metropolitan transportation commission, traffic along the 580 has grown 9% and traffic experts call this is a choke point because the bottleneck traffic. the other choke point to talk about 580 and highway 17 from the santa cruz area to san jose. experts say traffic along 80 has fallen 5%. and traffic on 17 has dropped in recent years. now if we are going back to traffic on 580 coming in from 205 experts say the traffic is related to job growth. especially in the dublin pleasanton area. the other area where traffic is

is expected to increase is along 101 from areas like hollister and gilroy. experts point to home prices being relatively cheap here. now in determines of hours and how many people are spending time in their commute, experts say an average of nine more hours on bay area freeways since 2012. another starting statistic, traffic along 580 set to surpass traffic along interstate 80 within the next five years. traffic patterns certainly changing. >> we certainly see it all. brian flores, thank you. >> new details of that crash. german newspaper says it obtained the flight voice recorder transcripts and says the co-pilot repeatly suggested to the pilot that he leave the

cabin and lock him out. the captain banged on the door trying to get back in but he jammed it closed. zillionly sullenberger talks about pilot training. >> about 75% have been military trained aviators. that means they have been through a rigorous very structured and disciplined screening process. and then they have been screened a sect time to be hired as airline pilots. >> lubitz may have been suffering from -- the crash of the german wings flight it has renewed the debate over whether to install cameras. that idea was first proposed back in 2000 by the ntsb. some argue that cameras could be very critical. the airline pilots association says current voice and data

recorders they are sufficient. also the faa has said there is not enough compelling evidence to mandate cameras in the cockpit. investigators say an air canada jet hit antennas that is part of the landing system before making a hard landing and skidding off the runway. it happened in snowy conditions as a flight from toronto was attempting to land. the landing gear was torn off when it hit the large antenna array. >> when it hit that everything flashed and big piece of steal or something come up through the floor. we all hit the -- we all hit our heads. we thought we were goners. amazingly most of the injuries are minor. 25 people were treated. all but one have been released from the hospital.

the san francisco based stub hub is suing the golden state warriors and ticket master. stub hub the ticket reseller says the warriors and ticket master conspired to create an illegal resale market. stub hub is claiming the warriors have told warriors they will have their tickets revoked if they sell through anything other than nba exchange. warriors say they have a team policy. they don't make a comment about legal matters. it is now 6:10. more than 76,000w wwe fans filled levi stadium. the records broken by wrestle mania and what was seen as a test. >> the legal battle over thest tape tate of actor robin williams. the personal items right at the heart of a court hearing in san francisco this morning. >> good morning. we are looking at the east bay

commute and checking out highway 4. you can see it's already a little bit slow coming up over the hill to concord. we'll give you a run down of the commute. >> warm weekend will give way to a little cooler pattern today. we are starting off very close. oakland airport the coolest here.

welcome back to mornings on 2. a nine-year-old boy recovering from head injuries he fell off a cliff in sonoma

county. he was playing near a trail of fort ross. he fell 40 feet down on to jagged cliffs. he managed somehow to climb halfway back up the rocky slope but fell back down again. another 20 feet. rescuers say by the time they got there people had already come around and brought the boy up. he was flown by helicopter to children's hospital in oakland. now this is the second time a child was injured in a fall along the sonoma county coast in the past six months. you remember back in november four-year-old sebastian johnson fell more than 200 feet off a cliff. he spent more than two months at the hospital before finally being released. former hewlett pac card ceo says there is a higher than 90% chance she will run for president. >> i have a deep understanding of how the economy actually works. i understand executive decision making which is making tough calls in tough times with high stakes for which you are

prepared to be held accountable. >> the republican is eyeing the gop nomination saying she will make an announcement in late april or early may. of course she might be running against hillary clinton. questioning clinton's personal views of e-mail and secretary of state. the legal battle over the estate of actor robin williams heads to court. they will appear later today in a san francisco court. the two sides are arguing over who gets his clothing and other personal items that he kept at one of his northern california homes. his widow susan williams says his children zach, zelda and cody took memorabilia and clothing including his academy award without her permission. the plan to officially name

the tunnel just north of the golden gate bridge in honor on robin williams is a big step closer to reality. this is what the new resurrected continental will look like. it doesn't look like your grandpas car anymore. it has a smaller rectangle grill. hidden door handles. it dates back to the 1930s but ford stopped producing it. they hope the new continental will invigorate the lincoln brand in the u.s.. but they expect most of the car

sells in china. >> kind of a stubby looking car. and the rims too. let's check out sal. you're watching 880 and everything else. >> look at who is behind you. >> nelson you want to come over here? come over here. what would you call yourself? a floor director. assistant director. he is back. we thought he was dead but he is back. >> welcome back nelson. no, he is back. he has a good sense of humor. he is probably going to play some practical joke on me at some point. we'll be ready for that. gosh everybody. let's take a look at the commute now. the traffic is going to be [ laughter ] okay. i'm watching my back let me tell you. that is the relationship we have. we kid each other. this is a look at 880 north and southbound. the traffic is moving along very nicely in both directions.

the traffic is also slow at the toll plaza. i want to mention that because it is backed up from about 580 or so. up to now. and it's backed up for a 15-20 minute delay. something that is no joke and this would be the drive time on 580 and grant line and the 680 interchange. almost an hour. you see 59 minutes and that is because of an earlier crash. please give yourself extra time. i know it's always slow. today is much, much slower. 6:18 let's go to steve. was nelson gone? >> he is coming in there to bug you now. >> had no idea. thank you, sir. we do have a little change today. gosh i hope so. we're you're setting record setting warmth in january, february, and march it makes people think oh my goodness what is summer going to be like? some of the record highs yesterday 85 in livermore. 77 mountain view. 86 record setting degrees. average high should be 66.

we'll go 76. that is down from yesterday. san francisco 62. 67 oakland airport. san jose should be checking in at 67. today it will be 77 degrees. that is an interesting week here. at least something different. cool and clear and patchy fog. high clouds to the north. mostly sunny by this afternoon. cooler and windy on tuesday into wednesday and a big change by the weekend. some of that fog is popping up here. filling in on monterey bay it looks like it will take a turn there. this system right there is going to move across as tuesday and wednesday. the end result will be a lot of clouds, cooler, and windy pattern. get a northwest wind on the coast that will help with the out welling. 40s and 50s on your current temps. two above bodega bay. about 2-4 degrees outside the

bay. inside running 3-5 above. still on the mild side. i bet we cool down a little bit. west sfo at 12. that should beat out the east wind at hayward airport. 50s and 60s through the interior. 20s up in the mountain or 32 in tahoe. 57 warm degrees at blue canyon. a few high clouds to the north. today is a little cooler but tomorrow will be a lot cooler. we'll take that into wednesday. a little rebound thursday and friday. a little system dropping down from the gulf of alaska by the weekend. i know. don't see that anymore but there are signs of it. today will be all right. 60nd and 70s and 80s. but coming down a little bit. still an 80 in clearlake. novato 76. 80 antioch and brentwood.

82 gilroy. 77 milpitas. 60s on the coast with a westerly breeze. bigger change will be tuesday to wednesday. looks like a big change on sunday for a cooler pattern on easter sunday. >> peter cotton tale hopping into town. >> did you know today is the birthday of a day area native? mc hammer. see, you can't touch it. >> he was not a neighbor of mine but close. >> he's out and about. we see him out and about. there will be no mavericks big wave contest this year. sorry. surfers given as little as two days notice to get to half-moon bay but the three month window for mavericks closes tomorrow.

swells with 40-50-foot waves are needed for the competition. it hasn't happened during the contest window. sorry. >> done. 6:21 is the time. it wasn't exactly what two dozen thrill seekers were expecting. coming up in 23 minutes the problem at kony island. >> buffers a woman gets her dad's purple heart that has been missing for years. how this dog is the hero that made it all happen.

welcome back. crashed early this morning. the van ran a stop sign, traveled across four lanes of the highway and ran into a watery ditch. ten people also were hurt. officials have not released the name of the victims. powerful earthquake rattled new guinea. struck off the coast of papa new guinea. there have been no reports of injuries but they measured a

one inch tsunami wave 280 miles from the quakes epicenter. papa new guinea lies on the ring of fire. time is 6:25. a somer by through the to -- a somber tribute to 32 californians that lost their live during the vietnam war. 74 men died on board the uss frank e. evans. a navy destroyer. while california honored those men in sacramento, it's a different story in washington, d.c. where you can't find their names on the wall of the vietnam veteran's memorial. >> the navy and the department of defense's position on this is that this ship, this tragedy at sea happened outside of the official combat zone for vietnam. >> with california adding 22 names, that should send a message back to washington,

d.c.. >> ironically the ship that sank was awarded a vietnam service medal even though the pentagon has not recognize the the war sacrifice of the men died. a california woman has reclaimed her father's long lost purple hot medal thanks to a dog that likes to dig. smuckers dug up army corporal richmond litman's medal. it wasn't until a woman saw a story on the news that she realized that medal belonged to her father. smuckers handed over the medal yesterday during a special ceremony. >> see his name on the back and just to know when he was alive he held it in hiss hand. and to know i'm holding it in mine is a wonderful feeling. and i will honor this purple heart as long as i live.

richmond lit man died in 1990. >> you can feel her words as he talked. >> to just hold that. still ahead terrified parents watching as their car was stolen with their baby inside. how a san jose father sprang into action to get his baby daughter back. >> we're live at levi stadium where wrestle mania held here over the weekend shattered records. we'll tell you about the boost to the economy and how it helped stadium operators prepare for super bowl 50. around here, we're all about fast. that's why xfinity is perfect for me. with millions of wifi hotspots all over the place including one right here at the shop now we can stream all things fast and furious.

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good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2 it is monday, march 30th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. 6:30 is the time. and steve says the weather is going to be changing.

cooling off starting today. >> steve says his clicker is right here. >> can i hand it to you? >> sure. >> you want us to try that again? go ahead. >> steve, how is the weather? >> why do you ask? it looks like a change is brewing. we have a little change after yesterday's very warm weekend and in fact, record setting. a little bit of patchy fog is forming off the coast and there will be a few high clouds but we'll see temperatures coming down a little bit even though they will still be above average. san francisco starting off 52. we'll go for a high of 67. mostly sunny in napa. temperatures still very warm. there are changes brewing as i say. a little bit of fog forming. this system will work its way toward us tonight and tomorrow and pick up a pretty good breeze later on tuesday and wednesday. 40s and 50s to start. west wind at sfo at 12. i think that will win out over time. up in the mountains 20s and

30s. very warm air aloft. look for a little cooler pattern today. 60s and 70s and a couple very low 80s. >> that is where most of the slow traffic is right now. starting off with trying to get into san francisco from the east bay. it is backed up for a 15-20 minute delay which is not too bad. i wish i could say the same about the dublin grade. we had an earlier accident. really messed things up. it is taking more than an hour. through the 680 interchange opinion usually it takes 30-40 minutes. we're almost a double and then 680 will be slow if you expect someone at your workplace from this commute either they left the house early or going to be late. it is just one of those days. let's move along and take a look at the 280 commute. northbound 280 traffic is moderate. 101 and 85 are getting crowded. northbound 101 university avenue off ramp there is a stalled big rig.

let's go back to the desk. it has been more than two days since anyone has seen or heard from a popular ux c berkeley -- uc berkeley soccer player. now his family and friends worry something bad happened to eloi vasquez. [ technical difficulties ] >> reporter: and around 1:30 in the morning he told friends he was leaving. they called him around 2:00. he had no wallet, money, or id on him but he told his friends he wanted to go to the beach. which was extremely far away. and then shortly later he made

a phone call to a friend in berkeley saying he was drunk, scared, and lost. >> someone from his school has put a reward of $50,000 out. there have been people flying in to help us find him. he just -- he's just loved by so many people. >> reporter: many of his family and friends are in southern california helping in the search for him, posting flyers. police say they will be reviewing surveillance videos in the area. now over the weekend they started changing their facebook profile picture. they show the flier with eloi's picture and a number to call if anyone might have seen him. we have reached out to

vasquez's friends. live from berkeley i'm tara moriarty back if you. >> we'll talk to you later, thank you. one of the people seriously hurt in a deadly weekend crash west of santa rosa is a well known musician. the crash happened saturday night when the driver of a subaru outback turned into the path of ongoing -- the passenger in the car and the man riding on the back of the motorcycle remain in critical condition. the cars passenger 72-year-old norman greenbaum a singer, song writer best known for his 1969 hit spirit in the sky. >> it was terrifying for a couple in san jose. they watched a thief drive off with their suv and their eight- month-old baby was inside. miguel and elizabeth say they loaded their baby in their jeep to go to the park yesterday morning. they went inside for about 20 seconds. when they came back out they saw a woman driving off with

their car. miguel says he jumped into another car to try to chase down that thief. luckily it took police officers just a couple minutes to find the suv. it was left in a neighborhood right around the corner inside little baby was in there crying but safe. miguel says the woman tried to run away but police tracked her down and placed her under arrest. wrestle mania fans took over levi stadium for a block buster event that came from all over the country and around the world. janine de la vega is in santa clara where all of those fans set a record. i had no idea it was this popular. >> i didn't either. my photographer george here was telling me how big this event is and we definitely saw that. it was a huge success here at levi stadium. not only for the stadium, but also for surrounding

businesses. i was on the phone with the hillton and the hyatt. both were sold over the weekend. they even held a tailgate party to capitalize on the visitors coming here. wrestle mania is the super bowl for wwe and it shattered records. it was the highest grossing event for wwe and broke the attendance record at levi stadium. attracting more than 77,000 fans. the stadium was packed and traffic around it was congested. even with people using public transportation and coming several hours early. 49ers management is reviewing how things went because it's really a good opportunity for them to learn to improve traffic flow, visitor experience, and parking for super bowl 50 which will be held at levi stadium next february. the south bay will see a huge boost to the economy then and it did this time around. it's estimated the south bay raked in $100 million in

revenue. again. so a huge event wrestle mania as you heard happening over the weekend. and it's not over. some wrestling fans are staying because there is another event being held at the sap center tonight. so again a lot of excitement around here. >> that is for sure. thank you janine. 6:37 is the time. also a lot of excitement over a running race more than 8,000 people ran their way through the streets of san francisco over the weekend for the rock and roll half marathon. that event kicked off early yesterday morning on the great highway. more than 13-mile journey went through the presidio, over the golden gate bridge, ended at the civic center plaza and inspiring runner in this race adrian bro coo. he lost 95% of his vision and ran the half marathon in one hour and 30 minutes thanks to a fellow runner that helped him to navigate the race. >> even though you might face

challenges you have to start it. it might get easier later on. >> fernando finished first in the men's race with a time of one hour, six minutes. this race gave him a chance to prepare for the boston marathon. >> bravo to them. >> ha is a fast time. our time is 6:39. the nba's best team hit with a lawsuit. coming up in 20 minutes why bay area company stub hub is suing and what they claim the warriors and ticket master are doing with tickets. >> fresno firefighter fell through the roof of a burning building. up next the frantic moments that followed to save his life. >> good morning. we are looking at a commute here where traffic on the san mateo bridge is not too bad but we are looking at slow traffic in one big part of the east bay. we'll tell you about that. >> sunny and warm weekend is

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welcome back to mornings on 2. a gut wrenching moment caught on camera as a fresno fire captain fell through the roof of a burning garage. you can seat 25-year veteran that has not yet been

identified. he is walking along the roof where it suddenly collapsed. neighbors watched in horror. >> once they extracted the firefighter out of the garage to remove his clothes, douse him with water. as they took the uniform off, he was burned from head to toe. >> the fire captain is in critical condition with burns on most of his body. doctors say many more surgeries are going to be needed before the full extent of his injuries are known. no one else was hurt in that fire. time is 6:43. two bodies have been found in the rubble of last weeks building explosion in new york city. now we still don't know the names of the victims but authorities believe they are the two people reported missing after thursday's explosion. both were in a sushi restaurant. three buildings collapsed, four others were damaged. notions over iran's nuclear

program are down. the group of negotiators have a self-imposed deadline of march 31st. just yesterday iran backed away from a key part of a deal saying it would not be willing to send a large portion of its stockpile to russia. ha is a reversal of an earlier agreement. the march 31st deadline is to reach a basic deal. the deal for a deadline for a final agreement is june 30th. there is new information that the nsa actually considered abandoning its secret phone surveillance program. according to the associated press, some intelligence officials at the nsa wanted to drop the program because they thought the cost out weighed the benefits. despite criticism, the nsa continues to collect and store phone record for use in terrorism investigations. however the law that allows such collection is due to expire in june. we are learning this morning that personal

information including the passport numbers of president obama and 19 other world leaders was accidentally released. according to the guardian they had gathered the sensitive information for last years g-20 summit. a department spokesperson says the information was not passed along to anyone else and it was immediately destroyed. roller coaster riders got a lot more than they expected during the opening day of new york's kony island amusement park. the famous cyclone roller coaster got people stuck. you can see the passengers slowly climbing out of the ride and gradually making their way down the track. believe it or not everyone got down safely. the operators say the ride has been tested several times leading up to the season opener. they are still trying to figure out what went wrong.

right now it's 6:45. that means it's time to check in with tori campbell for a look at what is coming up. >> what to do with bill clinton. why hillary clinton's advisors are worried about the presidential candidate's husband especially about the help he gave mitt romney in 2012. and grandma is center fold. find out why they nearly bare it all in this unique calendar. these are some of the stories we are working on for mornings on 2. let's check in with sal. i got thrown off a little bit. you are watching the bridges and the roads. >> that is right. we are watching bridges. we are also looking at slow

traffic on all the east bay freeways. we don't have anything major in contra costa county but definitely no light day. we thought this week we were going to see some lighter conditions because offspring break. we still might do that but it will be later. definitely not now. as you get out to the valley 64 minutes to drive between grant line road and the 580, 680 interchange. let's move along to a live picture. traffic here is backed up. it's about a 30 minute wait. 6:47 let's go to steve. sal, thank you, sir. a little cool this morning. i heard from matt up in la honda. a brisk 40 degrees. one of my favorite twitter

followers we built this city in glen park showing low clouds and fog coming over. patchery low clouds and fog. mostly sunny but a little cooler as the west breeze picks up. temperatures still running above average. they were way above. santa rosa 66. we went 75 today. oakland from 65 with should be 68 today. [ technical difficulties ]

>> 20s and 30s up in the mountains. 50s and 60s for almost everybody else. 28 truckee. south lake tahoe 32. this is the few high clouds deck rolling across the north bay washing out. the whole system is eventually going to take a shot at us. that will give us a little cooler pattern. patchy fog. a little cooler today. some near the coast will come down. the bigger cooling trend kicks in on tuesday. so mostly sunny. a little cooler and increase in that low cloud deck. few high clouds to the north. temperatures 60s and 70s to near 80 degrees. this may be the last of the 80s. 60s and 70s on the temps. temperatures running pretty warm here for this time of year.

temperatures are on their way down compared to a rather warm sunday. cooler breezy tuesday into wednesday. a little rebound but not significant thursday and friday. and then maybe a change here brewing for easter sunday. >> east easter sunday. >> clouds come and rain. long way to go before we can fine tune those details. >> and the bunny will come hopping through no matter what. >> pam has plans. >> of course. 6:50 is the time right now. vallejo kidnap for ransom saga continues. what we have learn the about communication. >> but first the state is getting ready to mark caesar chavez day. the new push to make him a catholic saint.

welcome back to mornings on 2. after being shot in the line of duty over the weekend, a boston police officer is showing signing he will survive. john was shot at point-blank range friday night. it happened during a traffic stop. he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. after having successful surgery to remove a bullet from his neck, his condition was upgraded to stable. >> the community, the police, the clergy all rallying

together. >> officer moynihan is credited with saving a transit officer. later today prosecutors are expected to wrap up the first phase of their case against accused boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. the same jury that considers 30 charges against tsarnaev will hear additional evidence during the trial's second phase to determine if he is convicted and whether he will be sentenced to death or life in prison. three people were killed, more than 260 were hurt in that april 2013 explosion at the boston marathon finish line. a peaceful march and vigil will be held in san francisco today to protest the archbishop controversial morality clause for catholic schoolteachers. under fire for requiring father local catholic high schools to adopt new guidelines that condemn homosexuality and birth

control. the group will meet at 6:00 and march to st. mary's cathedral where they plan to hold the vigil. it is time to come out of the shadows. >> we are people. we are not illegal. >> now they held a rally in the mission district organized by the immigrant youth coalition. and they say it's important for undocumented immigrants to push aside their fear and demand immigration reform. >> it is basically a message to our own community our own community saying you know, we are here in public industry opposing our identity and we need you to join us. we need you to come out of the shadows. >> the speakers at the rally say in order for immigration reform to happen, undocumented immigrants need to be part of the movement. tomorrow is caesar chavez day and some community leaders in san jose want the catholic church to make him a saint.

the saint hood campaign brought new energy to the annual san jose event celebrating the life of caesar chavez who died at the age of 66 in 1993. he would have turned 88 tomorrow. back in 2007 there was another campaign to make chavez a saint but it became stalled because of opposition from high ranking church officials. the process of officially declaring someone a saint requires very long and very complicated investigation by the catholic church. there is a new way for wine lovers with deep possibilities to connect with some of california's best wine makers. www.grapeseedwine.com is is a website that gives them access to wines they have never heard about. they will create special wines just for members who pay $100 a month to buy wines not available anywhere else. the wine makers say it means they can spend more time creating the best wine

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>> i love hearing the parents screaming. so exciting. coming up next, a uc berkeley student disappeared. the live report on the urgent search for the 19-year-old who was last seen leaving a fraternity party in southern california. we have new information we just learned about. actor harrison ford you know he's been in the hospital since his plane crashed earlier this month.

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we're live at uc berkeley where school officials are concerned about a soccer player missing for two days. we'll tell you where he was last scene. new details emerging about what happened in the cockpit right before the germanwings passenger jet crashed in the french alps. well up to to -- welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather. steve paulson has the latest. has the clicker and everything. >> it was right there. i know where i put it. a little cooler