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 pattern here

after another record-setting day on sunday for a few. the temperatures are headed toward normal to maybe slightly below tuesday/wednesday, you can see the drop in the upper os, 80s. today it's -- upper 70s, 80s. some. fog beginning to pop up right there moving over san francisco. at least parts of it. that's a sign of a cooler pattern as well. not a strong system. it will be strong enough to not only give us a cooler pattern. a windy one, late tuesday, wednesday. 40s up in la honda. mid-40s. a little chill there. sfo is trying to crank it up. northwest at 8. after that, it's company. i expect the on -- it's calm. i expect a partly cloudy, cooler, breezy today. today, mostly sunny, cooler. 60s, 70s. a couple of soft 80s. a lot of 60s closer to the water. we'll talk about the change coming up.

sal has been dancing since he got out of the gate this morning. a lot going on. we've had a lot of slow traffic especially from 580 coming in from the livermore valley. we'll start with a look at the eastshore freeway, 27-minute drive between the carquinez bridge and the maze. you will see traffic backed up for 20, 30 minutes. we're not getting the spring break, break, if you will. we might get it later. wouldary not getting it now. i want to show you the drive time. it's all ed are. it's taking 68 minutes to drive between grantline road and the 580/680 interchange. that's partially due to an earlier crash and the slow traffic. everyone is up and at 'em on this monday the as you drive to the nimitz freeway, 880 is

slow. back to the desk. a $50,000 reward is being offered in the search for a missing cal soccer player. tara moriarty is live with more on where he was last scene and what has his friends and family so concerned. good morning, tara. >> reporter: well, good morning. friends are very concern about eloi vasquez. he went down to southern california with some of his teammates for spring break and that's when he went missing. he went to a party at a fraternity house late friday night. then around 1:30 in the morning, eloi told friends he wanted to take a walk but never returned. he had no wallet, money or i.d. and then he called had is friends and said he wanted to go to the -- called his friended and said he wanted to go to the beach which is miles away. >> his last call from verizon was to a call in berkeley where

he said he's lost, scared and in his word, screwed, which means he's in trouble. we know that something is wrong that he can be out there somewhere just lost. >> reporter: he attended high school in marin, san rafael and many of his friends and family are in southern california helping search for him. police will be reviewing surveillance cameras in the area where he meant missing. the cal athletics department has released a statement did his disappearance. he said he's a wonderful young man who has expelled both academically and athletically here at cal. we're very concerned for his safety. our first priority is to help in any way. they started to change the facebook profile pictures. this he show the profile and a number to call for anybody who

has responded to him. jetblue says a computer outage has been resolved. but the problems for passengers may not be over. the airline says it's fixed a system wide computer problems that caused delays because the airline had to manually check in passengers. the problem affected flights out of boston and several other cities. passengers could experience delays throughout the country for the rest of the day. also new this morning, in the past 30 minutes, new details were vee realled -- details were revealed about the copilot being treated for suicidal tendencies before he became a pilot. reports say he locked the captain out of the cabin killing owl 150 people on

board. now -- all 150 people on board. bay area pilot sully sullenberger talked about pilot training. >> about 75% have been trained military pilots. they've been screened a second time. >> prosecutors in germany still don't know of a motive for him to crash the plane. pam cook will give us an update on all. new developments in the investigation coming up in 25 minutes. investigators in nova scotia say an air canada jet hit antennas that are part of the halifax airport's landing system before making a very hard landing and then skidding off the runway. it happened yesterday in very snowy conditions as a flight from toronto was attempting to land. authorities say the plane circled for a while before being cleared to land. the landing gear was torn off when it hit that large antenna.

terrified passengers described seeing flames shooting out of the engine. >> everything flashed and a big piece of steel or something came up from my seat. we all hit our heads. we thought we were goners. >> the tased and injured -- dazed and injured passengers endured another ordeal. they had to sand in the snow. some even without shoes on. they day it took more than an hour for -- they say it took more than an hour for shuttle buses to arrive. 25 people were hurt. but amazingly, most of the insurance were minors. harrison ford is home from the hospital after peaking injured in a -- being injured in a plane crash. he crashed onto a golf course march 5th. it was reported he had several broken bones including a broken pelvis. and doctors who have not

treated ford say he will likely need therapy to help him learn to walk again without pain. the attorney hing a bay area man allegedly involved in what an incident. he's not saying what an e-mail says. but he says it shows aaron quinn was not involved in last week's kidnapping of denise huskins. she turned up unharmed near her parents' home in huntington beach on wednesday. no one has been charged in this case. san francisco-based stubhub is suing the golden state warriors and ticketmaster. stubhub says the warriors and ticketmaster conspired to create an illegal resale market. stubhub claims the warriors have sold season ticketholders they will have their ticket privileges revoked if they tell through anything other than

ticket masters nba exchange. listing for warriors tickets are reportedly down 80% in the past year. the warriors say it is team policy not to comment on legal matters and they just clinched this weekend. >> yes, they did. 7:09. after a week of a lot of hype and a lot of buildup. it was time for the wrestlers to get busy. ktvu was there. 70,000 fans piled into levi stadium for wrestle mania, a rehearsal for next year's super bowl. coming up 20 minutes, janine de la vega will tell us how everything went. >> reporter: and if you think your commute is bad, you are not the only one, we'll tell you about a new study that ranks one of the worst commutes out there. and what other commutes are bad as well. if you are driving to marin right now on the richmond bridge, it should be a nice drive but you will have to wait for a little bit of slowing

westbound at the toll plaza of the span. we'll give you another look at all of the commutes when we come back. well, we had a record- setting pattern. it was cooler and the breeze is going to start picking up soon. we'll be blowing free with a little breezy pattern. maybe not yet but it's going to.

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sonoma county coast in the past six months. in november, 4-year-old sebastian johnson tumbled more than 200 feet off a cliff at bodega bay. he spent more than two months in the hospital before he was finally released. 7:12. you're probably not just imagining. you are getting stuck a lot more often in bay area traffic. there is a new bay area traffic study that shows the average commute is a lot worse than it was just two years ago. brian flores joining us live. you are now here interstate 580. tell us how the bay area stacks up against other cities when it comes to our traffic. i'm looking over your shoulder there, too, brian. >> reporter: yeah. let's just say this morning, dave that 580 this morning through the livermore valley is certainly living up to the billing. as you can see, typical traffic here bumper to bumper slow and go really through castro valley. this is typical commute during the workweek but traffic

experts say it's only expected to get worse in the coming months and years. as we take a look at the map, they say these are the areas where the major choke points are for bay area commuters. we talked about the traffic coming in from tracy on 580 and 20 a. it remains heavy on 880 and highway 101 into san jose. now, according to thement transportation commission -- according to the traffic commission, they say the corridor into the livermore valley could surpass i-80. experts say 80 has actually fallen about 5% although some may not have seen a difference. traffic on highway 17, that commute from santa cruz into san jose has also dropped in recent years. but going back to the traffic on 580 coming in from 205. experts say the traffic is related to job growth especially the dublin/pleasant

air -- pleasanton area. some people have had. >> some people always come late for job. right there, vazquez, it's more slow the traffic. >> traffic is always screwed up because when you come over the hill from tracy, everything narrows down. it's always working on it. they've been working on it for years. i don't think they will ever finish it. if they could ever finish it, it would relieve the traffic. >> reporter: now, the other area where traffic is only expected to increase is along 101 from hollister and gilroy headed into san jose. that's another choke point, according to experts. they point to home prices being relatively cheap there as a contributor to traffic. westbound 580 going into the livermore valley area remains pretty heavy. starting to pick up and commuters, in fact, the whole

san francisco bay area spending at least an extra nine hours more on bay area roadways. that's compared to 2012. i believe 580 would be one of the worse commutes out there. do you agree, sal? >> yes. the affordable homes is what's driving people to live far away from the bay area. but it's just adding to other problems. one of the biggest commutes we've had this morning is 580. that report is dead on. let's take a look at some of these commutes as you drive through. you will see that the bay bridge toll plaza, which has always been kind of slow, is backed up for a 40, 45-minute delay. you will see a lot of slow traffic on the bridge. did you will be -- but it will be moderately heavy. let's take a look at the commute here on 880. this commute doesn't get slow until 8:00. southbound traffic is slowing as you head on down to fremont.

580 has been one of the worse commutes in a long time. this morning it was helped out by a crash that's been gone. we're taking a long drive to drive from grantline road to the 680. give yourself extra time. it will be busy. the latest count is 56 minutes between grantline and the 680 interchange. back to steve in the weather center. we have a little hint of a pattern change. it's toward a cooler one. 85 in livermore yesterday. clear for most. patchy low clouds have regrouped. came in pretty quick there. mostly sunny this afternoon. but it will be a little cooler and even a cooler pattern tuesday, wednesday. that breeze cranks up. and the system will be dragging across us. these are the temperatures that we should be seeing this time of year. santa rosa, 66. we'll go 75 today. san francisco, should have a high of 62. 66. oakland airport, should be 65 we'll go 68 and 67 to 76 for

san jose. 76, 51 forecast high/low. above on both. that seems to be a common theme there. the record, not that impressive but 83, 1942 but the record low is 28 back in 1897. you can see some of that fog rapidly increasing from nothing to something just like that. mainly something, san mateo coast. a little bit on the sonoma mendocino coast. it will begin to fill in as this system begins to work its way toward us. it won't do much in any wayne department. 40s and 50 is on the temps. it will give us a good breeze as we head into tuesday and wednesday. northwest 8, nothing yet. 20s for some up in the mountains. 70s down on the desert. mainly 50s. 27 truckee. 31 south lake tahoe. blue canyon was 58, now 56. at least some of the cool air is beginning to work its way in. a few high clouds are more like as this moves over us. that will give us the temperatures near average to maybe slightly below on tuesday, wednesday. today, patchy fog, a little

cooler here as that low cloud deck comes in. tuesday into wednesday. mostly sunny, but cooler today. patchy low clouds and a few high clouds to the north. 60s, 70s for most. i did hold onto a couple of low 80s. they will budge tomorrow. you will see more 70s. 60s, 70s for most, briefly low 80s. gilroy being one. 60s on the coast. increasing fog. cooler and breeze, tuesday into wednesday. looks okay thursday, friday. and then a change brewing for sunday/monday. >> i love that easter bunny. he comes back every year. >> every year he hops back into the picture. >> might have to wear a jacket. >> i was gonna say should people make -- >> not yet. >> easter egg hunt, and stuff like -- hunts and stuff like that. >> okay. there will be no mavericks

wave contest. surfers get as little as two days' notice to get over for the competition. but the three-month window closes tomorrow. you need swells with 40 to 50- foot waves for the competition. that just hasn't happened during the contest window. a powerful earthquake rattled generating a small tsunami in the south pacific. the magnitude 7.7 quake struck last night. there have been no reports of damage or injuries. the pacific tsunami warning center measured a 1-inch tsunami wave about 280 miles from the quake's setter. this area lies in the ring of fire of the pacific rim. just imagine being a parent. your child gets stolen. terrified moments lived on. a thief stole their car and a

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up for sale featuring some residents showing serious skin. miss january, for example, is shown at a gym only covered by an exercise ball and miss february is seen soaking in a bathtub and flower petals with chocolates and lingerie nearby. all models are in their 80s and 90s and so excited for the photo shoot. they sell for $12 with profits going to ohio schools. we now know who will replace jon stewart as the new host on comedy central. according to the new york times. comedian trevor noah will take over. he became part of comedy century in december. since then he's appeared in three segments with stewart including ones about ebola, boko haram. he did host a show in south afterfry kau. no official date still for stewart's tee -- departure.

i understand executive decision making for which you are prepared to be held accountable. >> she's eyeing the 2016 republican nomination saying she will make an announcement in late april or early may. she spoke out against hillary clinton questioning clinton 'use of her personal e-mail while serving as secretary of state. she's never held public office but she did challenge barbara boxer for her seat back in 2010. hillary clinton advisers trying to figure out bill clinton's role during her potential presidential cam paint. campaign. they are worried about bill

clinton possibly going off message as he sometimes did during her 2008 campaign. bill clinton gave tips to the republican nominee mitt romney on how to debate president barack obama. tim cook is blasting laws that he believes discriminate against geaus and lesbians -- guys and lesbians. gays and lesbians. similar laws in 20 other states. he says laws protect business owners for not providing service for gays and lesbians flies in the face of being open for business and threatens to undue decades of progress towards equality. 7:26. today, the legal battle over

the estate of robin williams heads to court. attorneys for williams's widow an and the children from his first marriage will appear later today. the two sides are arguing over who gets his clothing and other personal items he kept at one of his northern california homes. susan williams says his children took jewelry and memorabilia including his academy award without per her -- per per -- her permission. the state assembly's transportation committee unanimously approved the idea last week of naming robin williams a freeway. it still needs approval. but most lawmakers believe it will be approved by summer. 7:2. a supreme court decision this he morning on a controversial bay area case. what the court said in the past

hour about a case where morgan hill students wore their american flag t-shirts during a cinco de mayo celebration at school. some call it a dry run for the super bowl. we'll tell you how wrestle mania shattered records at levi stadium and how it's gonna hem levi stadium operators prepare for the big game next year. we have a new crash, this time again in a really bad area on 680 southbound. we'll talk more about it. it's already going to be slow. this is where the new crash is. we'll tell you more about that straight ahead. well, you probably noticed how warm it was this weekend but if the wind doesn't pick up today. it will pick up the next couple of days. we'll talk about that -- coming up.

wrestle mania set a new attendance records at levi stadium last night. it's being called a dry run for the super bowl. ktvu fox 2's janine de la vega is live at the stadium looking into how things went and the lessons learned that the planning committee for super bowl 50 will want to take note of. i'm tori campbell. >> your wrestling buddies out

there. >> yes. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather and traffic. how does it look now, steve. it looks nice but cool. it's running above average on the temps. we'll take care of that tomorrow. wind will be a bigger story tomorrow. but today, san francisco starting off 52. napa after a warm weekend starting off 44. we'll end up with 77 today. a little bit of fog now increasing, mainly, mainly, he says from san francisco, san mateo, santa cruz coast. not as much on the marin or sonoma coast although it looks like some is trying to form near point reyes. 43. excuse me. i went 44. it's now 43. update that, steve. yes, i did. 50s for some. 40s for others. most at 8. it's trying. it's going to pick up a little bit later that breeze. 20s in the mountains. 50s, 60s through 70s.

31 south lake tahoe. blue canyon, 56. that will change. as this system crags across us -- drags across us. it will give us a rapid increase in some of the breeze picking up tomorrow. patchy fog. cooler today, look for 50s, 60s. a bigger change tomorrow. we'll take a look at the easter weekend. another issue just popped up? 680/580 again? >> another accident on 680 southbound, right in the way of computers who try to get on 680 south. there's another crash, i circled it on the screen. traffic has been slow ever since an early-morning crash on 580 at the 680 inchange. it started at 4:30 the commute has not been the same since. i do want to mention the traffic has been super slow. please give yourself extra time. you probably already heard about it and you might want to call ahead and let them know you are gonna be late or if you can, if you can get out the

door a half-hour early. do you realize how hard that is to get out of the house an extra half-hour early? southbound 880, slow all the way into fremont. if you are looking at san jose, northbound 280 traffic will be slow. so is 101 and 85. 85 is the slowest traffic all the way up to saratoga. let's get live pictures. traffic at the toll plaza is backed up for a 20-minute delay. i have a picture of 280 that i can show you. 280 is better than 101 and 85. go ahead and use 80 if you can. let's go back to the desk. the supreme court has denied an april people from some former live oak high school students told to turn their american flag shirts inside out during a cinco de mayo celebration. it happened in 2012 at the morgan hill school. the supreme court said the school made the right decision because they are concerned over

racial violence outweighing student of expression rights. it doesn't football . it was wrestling. all of those fans shattered wrestle mania record. janine de la vega joining us live now in santa clara. you talked to a stadium spokesman. what are they saying? >> reporter: dave, he told me that wrestle mania was a amazing event. emsaid one of the -- he said one of the reasons it broke the attendance record for as many people that came here to levi stadium. now, after events like this, they always want to see what can they improve? they are gonna be gathering all of the different departments to meet and regroup and discuss that. now, wrestle mania is the super bowl for 5 wwe -- for wwe.

previously the attendance record was around 71,000. wrestle mania brought in nearly 77,000. the stadium was packed and traffic was congested even with people using public transportation, though, a spokesman told me it seemed as if the lines in the parking lot moved quicker as people were leaving the we're still, though -- they are still gonna wait to see what the final reports are. 49ers management is reviewing how things meant its a good opportunity for them to learn because from now until super bowl 50 which happens in february. it's unlikely another event will bring in that much traffic. we spoke with one wrestling fan this morning. >> it was pretty smooth.

>> reporter: wrestle mania was estimated to bring in $100 million in revenue for the area. i did speak with people from hyatt and the hilton hotels here. both of them were sold out over the weekend because of all of the wrestle maybia fans that came in. one of those hotels was telling me they even had a tailgate party because they wanted to capitalize on all of the visitors that came here. great weekend for the businesses here. dave? >> so they are enjoying the after glow of wrestle mania still this morning. >> reporter: yes. >> thank you. 7:37. new details come from the investigation of the germanwings plane crash. pam cook joins us in the studio with more on what was happening in the cockpit. good morning, pam. >> good morning. new reports on the investigation suggests that the copilot encouraged the pilot to leave the pock kit and then locked him out. a german newspaper says it obtained the flight voice

recorder transcript and said the pilot admitted he did not use the bathroom before the flight. the paper reports that the copilot suggested that the pilot that he should leave cockpit. speculation continues over the mental health of lubitz. medication for depression was said to be found in his ate. a new report says he was treated years ago for suicidal tendencies. the crash of gerlen wings -- germanwings flight 9525 has renewed debate whether to install cameras inside the cockpits of planes. the idea first proposed back in -- back in 2000 by the ntsb. some argues cameras could provide critical visual information to help determine the cause of accidents. the airline pilot asocial has weighed in saying the data

recorders are sufficient. investigators still have interviewed a other work to do before they can reveal exactly what they found in the copilot's apartment and at his parents' hole. they are expected to question relatives, friends and coworkers as people search for answers. dave? all right, pam. thank you. 7:38. back here at home. it was terrify fog a couple in san jose. they watched a thief drive off with their suv and their 8- month-old baby daughter was inside. miguel and elizabeth rodriquez 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 said he jumped into another car trying to chase down the thief. luckily, though, it took police officers just a couple of minutes to find the suv. it was left in a neighborhood right around the corner and inside was the little baby. she was crying but safe.

miguel said the wobble tried to run away but police tracked her down and placed her under arrest. some undocumented immigrants in san francisco say it's time to come out of the shadows. >> we are people! we are not illegal! >> they held a rally in the mission district organized by the immigrant youth coalition. they say it's important for undocument when we come backed immy -- undoing documented immigrants. >> it's basically a message saying we're here in public upholding our identity and we need for you to join us and come out of the shadows. >> the speakers of the ramly rally say in order for this to happen, undocumented immigrants need to be part of the movement. tomorrow is cesar chavez day. some community leaders are pushing to make him a catholic

saint. the sainthood campaign brought new energy to the annual event celebrating the light of chave vez who died at age -- chavez who died at age 66 and would have turned 88 tomorrow. in 2007, there was another campaign to make him a stabt but it was stalled because -- saint because it was stalled because of opposition from high- ranking officials in the church. a peaceful march and vig vigil will be held to protest the arch bish shell's morality cause for catholic -- bishop's cause for catholic teachers. this is regarding guidelines to be adopted which condemn homosexuality and birth control. they plan to deliver petitions asking the archdiocese to promote acceptance. the group meets at 6:00 at

delores mission and will march to st. mary's cathedral. a fresno fire captain fell through the roof of a burning garage. take a look. you can see the 25-year veteran who has not yet been identified walking along the roof when if suddenly chances, sending him right into the flames and smoke below. neighbors watched in horror. >> once they extracted the firefighter out of the garage, they removed his clothes, doused him with water. as they took his uniform off, he was bushed from head to toe. >> the fire captain was rushed to a hospital. he's in critical condition. doctors say many more surgeries are needed before the full extent of his injuries are known. no one else was hurt in yesterday's fire. 7:42. a big reward to find a missing berkeley student n 22 minute, the frantic -- student. in 22 minutes, the frantic phone call he ma made to a

friend just disappearing. it's still going to be a nice day the we . we have a hint of a cooler pattern. we'll talk about that.

7:45. we're following developing news out of maryland. this is a live picture of the national security agency at fort meade. police are investigating a report of a shooting. you can see what looks like a police cruiser there and a white suv with the hood up also. and a van in the foreground. people on the scene report seeing two people being treated

for injuries. there are also reports that a car tried to ram the gates of fort meade's nsa building an the driver was shot by police. we'll keep following developments and bring you more details as we get them, a shooting at the nsa building in maryland. there's new information that the nsa considered abandoning the secret phone system months before edward snowden exposed it. some intelligence officials at the nsa wanted to drop the program because they thought the costs outweighed the benefits. despite criticism, the nsa still continues to correct and forephone records for use in terrorism investigations. however, the law allowing such collection is set to expire in june. negotiations over iran's nuclear program, they are down to the wire. just one day before a deadline for an outline of an agreement. now, a group of negotiators

meeting in switzerland have a self-ism posed deadline of march 31st. just yesterday, iran backed away from a key part of the deal deal saying it won't be willing to send the took toil to russia. that's a reversal of an earlier agreement. the deadline for a final agreement is june 30th. we're also learning that personal information including the passport numbers of president obama and 19 other world leaders was accidentally released. aid cording to the guardian -- according to the guardian, the immigration department gathered that information for last year's g-20 summit but accidently e-mailed the information to a member of the organizing committee for the asian cup football tournament which was held in australia in january. a department spokesperson says the information was not given to anyone else and it was immediately destroyed. final four is set for college basketball's march madness. the teams will face off this

saturday to see who will play for the championship. the first game will have number one seed duke verses number 7 seed michigan state. michigan state knocked off the 4th seed, louisville in overtime to advance. the other game features two number 1 seeds, unbeaten kentucky verses wisconsin. i have to say, kentucky really had a scare. we were out for dinner and we kept watching the tv. it was going back and forth. they couple offed it off -- they pulled it off. >> yeah. sal, we have traffic problems this morning. >> we do have a lot of slow traffic out there. one of the things i want to mention, this morning -- i came into work thinking it's spring break, we might see a better commute, unfortunately, we haven't had that. we could have it later this week or maybe this morning but right now, it's slow out there at the bay bridge toll plaza. we're seeing a little bit of improvement here in some of these lanes. but right now, it's still kind

of slow. 15 minutes as you drive into the city. i do want to mention that traffic has been slow on 680 southbound as you drive from concord to walnut creek. we have some stop-and-go traffic. that's normal. slow traffic from walnut creek into the alamo/danville area. to 580 this has been the banner commute for bad reasons. it's backed up way back from the altamont pass all the way out to the 680/580 interchange. a couple of earlier accidents are to blame. in san jose, northbound 280 looks good. 85 is slow and soap is 101. 280 is the best of the three if you want to get into valley. let's go to steve. there wasn't much fog when i came in. that picked up quick. a little system is moving in and that will allow temperatures to cool down. temperatures were way above as you might imagine on sunday. had some record highs. those are disappearing ran --

rapidly. patchy low clouds, cooler. a few high clouds to the north. it will be cooler coast and bay and the wind will crank up as we head into tuesday and wednesday. maybe some changes here at the end of march and early april. these are the average highs for this time of year. these are what they will be today. even though we're cooling down. they are still above average. 4 above for san francisco. should be 62. we'll go 66. 66. 76, 51 for san jose today. average is 67, 47. the record, 83, 1942. but the record low, 28 back in 1897. napa mostly sunny. cooling down out of those 80s into the 70s. not bad. i did see 43 closer to town this morning. there's some of that fog popping up right there. a little bit starting to increase. mainly san mateo santa cruz coast. the system responsible for it is right here. it will weaken. as it begins to work its way across, not only give us higher clod you and cooler -- clouds and cooler temperatures but a rather blustery tuesday and

wednesday. nothing too bad yet but it will pick up later. 207 in truckee. 73 palm springs and 49 in monterey. 31 sought lake tahoe. blue canyon coming down. they were 58 at 4:00 a.m. except for a few high clouds, you can see some of them beginning to line up offshore. this system will play into a cooler pattern. patchy fog, cooler. a lot of sunshine but some of that fog and those fewer high clouds means a pattern change and a bigger one for tuesday and wednesday. mostly sunny, cooler today. 60s, 70s for most. i did hold onto a couple of low 80s. they will get wiped out by tomorrow. unless you are far inland. 70s to a few upper 80s. that would be oakley, brentwood. preliminary -- livermore, 78.

80 gilroy. but 70s for much of the santa clara valley and 60s on the coast as that fog ramps up. temperature also cool off tuesday into wednesday. it will be breezy. no fooling. thursday/friday, sunny. and what could be a big change on sunday. stillaways out. we'll keep an eye on it. >> work our way down there. thank you. >> thank you. coming up on eight minutes before 8:00. techies, uncle sam wants you. the new military benefits being rolled out aimed at attracting personnel to fight modern wars. but next, bay area students enjoying an alternative spring break. how they are using their time off to give back.

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welcome back. 7:54. we're getting word that uc berkeley has turned down $30,000 raised at a retirement dinner for the former head of the commission division. michael peavy stepped down. now, peavy who served 12 years as president of the cpuc is accused of soliciting political contributions from pg&e and is accused of promising favors in return. he denies any wrongdoing. after being shot in the line of duty this weekend, a boston police officer is showing signs that he will survive. john moynihan was shot at point

blank range friday night during a traffic stop. he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. after a successful surgery to remove a bullet from his neck, john moynihan's condition was updated to stable. >> the community, the police, the clergy all rallying together. >> he's credited with helping save a transit officer injured during a gun battle with the boston marathon bombing suspects. prosecutors are expected to wrap up the first phase of their case in the boston marathon case. thethree people were killed and more than 268 injure -- 260 injured in the boston mara -- boston marathon finish line.

some are giving wack to the community for spring break. they are renovating the san jose day nursery by fixing up the backyard and adding murals and landscaping. we hope that they stay connected to the community and by, you know, either painting a tree or a fence that they feel they gave back in some way and made a difference in some way. >> now, this alternative spring break event was organized by the united way of silicon valley. 7:57. big backups for a major airline following a systemwide computer outage. after the break, the glitch causing headaches at airports across the country. >> reporter: we're live at uc berkeley where school officials and students are concerns about a men's soccer play who disappeared over the weekend. we'll tell you about the frantic phone call he made to a friend here in the bay area. good morning. we're look ing at a commute

where traffic is gonna be busy. if you are driving northbound on 2280, but the -- on 280 but the east bay is slow. we'll tell you more about a coming up. maybe a change foreign the end of the march and early april. we'll talk about that and what's in store for the easter weekend.

authorities need the public's help trying to find this man, a berkeley student athlete who disappeared while on a trip to southern california. we're live on the uc berkeley campus. our cameras are looking around. we'll have the family's reaction and the frantic phone call he made just before he disappeared. stay tuned. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." it is monday, it is march 30th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. another quick check hon weather and -- check weather and traffic. a nice weekend. >> we had records yesterday. but not today. it looks like the end of march, early april will finally see a change. people writing me saying do you see any rain? maybe sunday. maybe sunday. i talked about it last week. the canadian forecast model has been spot on since january. it actually showed a change and there is a -- a couple of

models leaning that way. livermore, 85 yesterday. the old record was 8 4. san francisco coming down on their temps. 52 to start. 60. low clouds have made a move back and find of a couple of reports chilly this morning. 66. still above average. should be 6 2. the system will give us a pretty good cooldown i think by late tuesday into wednesday and that breeze will pick up as well. 40s and 50s on the temps. we'll still rebound. the breeze will turn more westerly. 40s, 50s, 60s to 70s in palm springs. it looks like change is brewing. it will be a cooler pattern especially as we start today. a little bit. and then a pretty good drop in the temps. could get slightly below

average. no. yes! today, 60s, 70s to near 80 degrees. want to -- any good news, sal? well, there is improvement so i guess that's good. it's not quite as bad as it was earlier. but we still have slow traffic on this monday and let's start off with a look at the eastshore freeway. 30 minutes most of that slow traffic is on the eastshore freeway as you drive through richmond. >> marin county. ands drive out to the -- as you drive out to the bay bridge toll plaza, you will see traffic is backed up a little bit. it's backed up for a 15-minute delay. traffic is still pretty slow. this is 580. westbound 580 is still mostly slow as you drive from grantline road to the 680 inchange. i'm gonna put a traffic time for you. that will be -- click on the map here. 15 minutes. it's improving a little bit. but still a lot of slow

traffic. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. concern is mounting for a uc berkeley socker player her -- soccer player missing for two days. tara moriarty is live from the cal campus with the reward being offered for help to find him. good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning. eloi vasquez plays men's soccer here at uc berkeley. he was with miss teammates down in southern california -- with his teammates dune in teammates down in southern california when he went missing. there is a $50,000 we ward, his mother says, to help find her son. he was at a party late froit night. around 1:30 a.m., he told friends he wanted to take a walk but never he returned. he had no wallet, money or i.d. just before 2:00 a.m., his friends called him and he wanted to go to the beach.

shortly later another phone call. >> his last call that we found out from verizon was from a girl in berkeley where he told her he's lost and scared and in his words, screwed which in his verbage he's in trouble. we know something is wrong that he can be out there somewhere, just lost and scared. >> reporter: he attended high school in marin county in san rafael. some family and friends are in same helping in the search for hill. police will be reviewing surveillance cameras in the area where he went missing. and the cal athletics department has released a statement about his disappearance. it says "he's a wonderful young man who has, semed academic -- who has acsemed academically and athletically. over the weekend, his friends

start to change their facebook profiles to a flier. we'll let you know about the search efforts. l.a.p.d. say the detectives don't come in until 8:30 a.m. new this morning, jetblue says they fixed a computer problem but passengers, you may still have some problems. jetblue says it fixed a system wide computer problem that caused delays because the airline had to manually check in passengers. this fearkted flights out of -- affected flights out of boston and other cities. we're not sure how many other fights were affected. but jetblue said they still may experience delays around the country for the rest of the day. there's new information about the intentional crash of the germanwings passenger set

into the frenchalps. german prosecutors say the -- frenchalps. german prosecutors say the copilot was treated for suicidal tendencies before he became a pilot. he locked the pilot out of the cabin before he crashed the plane killing all on board. bay area pilot sully sullenberger spoke about pilot training. >> about 75% of all airports have been military trained aviators. that means they have been through a very structured and disciplined screefning process to -- screening process to become military process and then screened a second time to become airline pilots. prosecutors in germany still don't know of a motive for him to crash the plane but news reports suggest he may have continued to suffer mental health problems. anti-depressants would reportedly found at his apartment. investigators say an air canada jet hit antennas part of the nova scotia airport landing system before making a very

hour for shuttle buses to get there to take them to the terminal. 25 people were hurt. but amazingly, most of the injuries were minor. 8:07. attorney representing a bay area man allegedly involved in what vallejo police are calling a kidnapped hoax now says he has more proof that police have it all wrong. the attorney says the alleged kidnappers sent him a six-page e-mail detailing motive. he's not saying what the e-mail says but claims it shows his client, aaron quinn, was not involved in last week's kidnapping of denise huskins. she turned up unarmed near her parents' home in huntington beach on wednesday. no one has been charged in this case. well, san francisco-based stubhub is suing the golden state warriors and ticketmaster. stubhub says the warriors and ticketmaster conspire to create an illegal resale market. stubhub claims the season

ticket holders will have their tickets revoked if they sell under anything other than the exchange. sales are down 80% in the past year. the warriors say it's their team policy. they don't make comments on legal matters. 8:08. more than 76,000 fans flocked to the south bay for wrestle mania 314. in 24 minutes, how this could be a big test for levi stadium ahead of another major event. why commuters are spending more time sitting in traffic jams and how that is likely to change in the next couple of months. good morning. we're looking at the east bay commute. and your macarthur maze here. if you are coming through, it's not too bad. there is a backup at the bay bridge the we'll we'll tell you more about 880. machine today. but not record setting. there will be a change here. we'll talk about what's in

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welcome back. carly says there's more than a 90% chance she will return for president. >> i have a deep understanding how the economy works. i understand executive decision

making. >> now, she has her eye on the 2016 gop nomination and will make an announcement in late april or early may. she also questions hillary clinton 'use of personal e-mail while she was secretary of state. she's never held public office but challenged senator barbara boxer for her seat in 2010. meantime, hillary clinton's advisers trying to figure out bill clinton's role during her campaign. her handlers are concerned about the former president overshadowing the former secretary of state. they are also worried about the former president possibly going off message as he sometimes did during there 2008 run for the white house. the paper reports in 2012, bill clinton gave debate touches to mitt romney on how to debate barack obama.

ashton carter wants to offer new benefits for the u.s. military. he will propose a 401(k) style plan for giving student loans for service members who have scisms in skills needed to fight modern wars. he says it's bad for business. tim cook blasting laws he believes discriminate against gays and lesbians. in an opt-ed article on the washington post website late yesterday, he condemned what he called a very dangerous wave legislation. that piece is in response to the recently enacted religious freedom law in indiana. he says laws protect business owners for being sued not to

provide service to gays and lesbians threatens to undue process of equality. new cell data is revealing where bicyclists are most at risk for encountering distract the drivers in san francisco. the most dangerous intersections are here in the panhandle on fell street, south. market on dubose avenue and the dubose triangle avenue neighborhood on church. according to the chronicle, the data was gathered by zen drive which uses cell phones to monitor traffic and driver behavior. it combined data on driver seed and cell phone use with -- speed and cell phone use with the number of cyclists on certain routes where people are getting into accidents. today, the legal battle over the estate of actor robin williams heads to court. attorneys for his widow and the children from his first marriage will appear later today in a san francisco courtroom. the two sides are arguing over who gets his clothing and other

personal items he kept at one of his northern california homes. his wid go susan says his children -- wind widow took jewelry and his academy without permission. his children say they only took what their father wanted them to have. death row at san quentin is running out of room and jerry brown has an idea to resolve the problem. that's according to the los angeles times which reports the governor wants to take advantage of prison space vacated by low level offenders. the governor is asking state lawmakers for more than $3 million to open nearly 100 more cells for the condemned men at san quentin. governor brown's proposal assumes an average of 20 new death row inmates a year and california's death pinpoint has been the subject of a -- death penalty has been the subject of litigation so there's been no, kookses in ten years.

it's getting more and more -- been no executions in ten years. it's been getting more and more -- >> yes. sal, you are watching the toll plaza and everything else? >> that's right. we've seen an imprompt, finally we're seeing light at the end of the tunnel, if you will allow me to use that term. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see traffic looks pretty good compared to what it did a few minutes ago. there is a little bit of a delay in some of those lanes but it's about a ten-minute drive and i have a feeling that this week we'll start to see a little bit of lightness in some of these commutes just because of spring break for some this week. some people have spring break next week. the next few weeks we might have a few people not going to work or going to school. let's take a look at the san mateo bridge. that looks okay. it's going to be moderately heavy. not especially windy on the bridges today. kind of look likes a normal commute. 880 northbound is slow getting into downtown oakland. i want to mention that 680 is still a little bit slow as you drive from condord to walnut creek as you drive through.

there are not any major problems but it is not exactly the greatest commute. we're finally beginning to see some improvement on 580 although it's a little bit westbound 580 as you drive through livermore and dublin. 8:17. let's go to steve in the weather center. very recall -- a very good morning. it's solid in southern california. it's patchy here. a few high clouds to the north. it will still be a nice day. just not as warm. the end of march, early april is looking windy and cool, especially by wednesday. clear, cool for most. a few high clouds. not a big deal. patch yip low clouds and that's for the morning. mostly sunny but a little cooler here. but cooler and windy tuesday into wednesday. especially late tuesday into wednesday. we've been above on the temps for what seems like forever and a day. santa rosa, average high this time of year, 66. san francisco, 62. oakland airport, 65. san jose at 67. today, 60s and 70s.

we're still above. san francisco that 62 was where we should be. but 66 starting off 52. a little cool this morning. a couple of reports coming in. also some of that low cloud deck has picked up. it's mainly from san francisco south. san mateo smast santa cruz coast but filling in right there so. it looks like it's taking the turn at capitola. high pressure weakening a little bit as this system begins to move in. i will tell you, maybe we can get a northwest breeze on the coast, kind of pick it up. 40s and 50s on the temps. a little chill in the morning air. bodega bay should be 52 this time of year. we're close. still slightly above about 2 to 4 degrees above on these ocean temps but i think they will get cooler. that would be a good thing. west at oakland. east at hayward. the west will win out. the offshore breeze will lose out to the onshore push. 30s, 40s to 70s in the mountains and down to the southern california desert. you can see the system.

there's not a lot here. but a few high clouds. this will give us a pretty good cooldown, maybe slightly below average temps on wednesday. a rather robust breeze. patchy cooler. mostly sunny to the south. tuesday and wednesday looking like rather breezy windy days. mostly sunny, slightly cooler. running above average. temps, i this should be it -- i think this should be it. there will be 60s and 70s. north bay, east bay, down to the santa clara valley but temperatures will be coming down about 4 to 8 degrees today. santa cruz coming way down. there's fog there. they didn't have that yesterday after the record high. they sh 60s, 70s, coast -- they had 60s, 70s, coast. we'll end march and early april rather breezy, windy and cooler. thursday and friday, a slight rebound and i'm hanging my hat on a change for sunday. >> but you're not 100% sure?

>> i talked about this last week. in my opinion, the canadian version has been very good all since january on this west coast ridge. four, five days ago it showed a cold system coming in. now another model has been coming in. >> that's two. >> yes. >> all right, steve. we're keeping an eye on something else. a new bay area traffic study shows the commute patterns are changing which means you have a longer drive to and from work, a lot a lot of bay area people to. brian flores live along interstate 580. you've been seeing a lot out there. so explain why it's one of the busiest freeways are around, brian. >> reporter: well, dave, let's just say that 580 is living up to one of the worse commutes. right now, as we take a look at westbound 580, just east of airway boulevard, it's getting better. this is typical during the workweek. a new study says traffic

experts stay it will be one of the worse commutes in the coming years. as we take a look at the map, the areas where they are talking about, major choke points, we're talking about the 580/205 corridor, also remains heavy on i-80 and continues to be heavy now, highway 101 into san jose. that's according to the metropolitan transportation commission. traffic along 580 and the 205 corridor has grown 9%. experts say within the next five years, the livermore valley area could surpass i-80 as the worse commute for the bay area. experts say traffic on 80 has fallen 5% although many of you have not seen a difference. traffic on highway 17 has also dropped in recent years. but for traffic on 580 coming in from 205, expert says the traffic is related to job growth. we spoke to some commuters who say they've had it.

[no audio] >> always working on it. they've been working on it for years. i don't think they will finish it. if they could, it would relieve some traffic. >> reporter: the other area where traffic is expected to increase is along one from hollister and gilroy headed into san jose. experts point to home prices being relatively cheap there. in terms of hours as we take it back out here live, people are spending on average nine more hours on prayer freeways -- bay area freeways and traffic has increased 34% since 1992. back to you. >> yikes. that's the proof. tsunami -- thank you, brian flores. reaction to video tom brady posted while on vacation. but first, grandma taking it all off for the cameras. ♪

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harrison ford is home from the hospital weeks after being critically injured in a plane crash in southern california. this according to "people" magazine. the engine of ford's world war ii era flight crashed on march 5th. it was reported he had several

broken bones, including a broken pelvis. interests who have not treated ford say he will likely still need therapy to help him learn to walk again without pain. a few brave grandmas in ohio are braving it all to raise money for a good cause. pleasant point assisted living facility has put this calendar up for sale featuring the residents showing serious skin. miss january, for example, is shown at a gym only covered by an exercise ball. and miss february seen soaking in a bubble bath and flower petals with chocolates and lingerie. all of the models are in their 80s and 90s. and they are very excited for the shoot. calendars sell for $12 with profits going to schools. >> they look lovely. >> yes. still ahead, persuaded to leave the cockpit. coming up after the break, new details we're find out about the final moments of the

germanwings flight that crashed into the french alps, including interaction between the two pilots. >> reporter: we're live at levi stadium where wrestle mania shattered records. we'll tell you about the boost and how it's helping the stadium prepare for super bowl 50.

now, they had some fan. after a week of building up, it was time to throw down and wrestle mainia did it -- mania did it. a new attendance record was set. they call it a dry run for hosting the super bowl. now, janine de la vega is out

there at the stadium this morning. the stadium is still there holding up. look at. she will tell us how things went, the lessons learned arm the planning commitee for super bowl 50, they learned a lot. stay tuned. it's march 30th. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve has things to tell you about. >> bigger coming in tuesday and wednesday as the wind picks up and clouds increase. already the fog is beginning to show itself a little bit more in the city and also along parts of the coast. just amazingly warm here for march. january, february, march have been really warm. 70s and 80s. today it will be 60s, 70s and very, very low 80s. but temperatures will be coming down. you can see some of that fog favoring areas of san mateo, santa cruz coast. santa cruz could drop 15 degrees from yesterday's record high. this system will give us a pretty rapid increase in the breeze. starting tuesday night into

wednesday, maybe we can get a northwest wind which will help coomb the ocean temps. 40, and 50s on the temps. fro vau toe 45. we are slow to recover on the lows. mostly sunny but it will be cool. more high clouds to the north. patchy low clouds and they will be on the move later tonight and tomorrow. but overall, mostly sunny, 60s, 70s and a couple of low 80s. sal has had a busy monday improving, now, sal? >> a little bit of improvement. thank you. we're looking at a commute as you drive through if you are driving, for example, at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is backed up a little bit here as you drive to the macarthur maze but there is improvement a lot of it as you come true. there are also a look at the commute here if you are looking at northbound 101 approaching the 80 split. there's a little bit of slowing from cesar chavez up to the 80 split. no major problems. highway 4 has improved in antioch in antioch on sycamore

drive at auto center. they are working on a school bus accident with no injuries. but there may be delayed children because of that. no injuries but because of that school bus crash, southbound 680 from walnut creek as you drive to the alamo area, a little bit slow and 580 is ill proving a little bit. but is still pretty thick through livermore. back to the desk. the supreme court denied an appeal from tomorrow former live oak high school students who were told they had to turn their american flag shirts inside out during a cinco de mayo celebration at their school. this hatched in 2010 -- happened in 2010. the supreme court says the school made the right decision because they are concerned over racial violence, it outweighed freedom of expression rights. wrestle mania at levi stadium, more than 76,000 people came out to santa clara from all over the world for the

big show. janine de la vega is live in santa clara and what are the organizers saying this morning? they have to be feeling good? >> they are. they are saying it was a huge success for levi stadium. they will be regrouping and meeting to discuss how things went. what needs to be improved. they were following wrestle mania on social media throughout the weekend. they said so far they've gotten positive -- positive reviews. they shattered records. the highest grossing event in wwe history, bringing in people from all over the u.s. and 40 different countries. it brought in more people ever before at the stadium. previously the attendance record was 71,000. wrestle mainia broke the record -- mania broke the record. 77,000 visitors. it was the first time they had floor seating. at times lines were very long and they were the same way at

food stands. this is an issue that needs to be worked on. here's what one wrestle mania fan observed. when we talked to him this morning. >> when i got back to the hotel and i kept hearing honking and everything and even a police officer said there will be -- they only had 50,000 at the football games so to have 70,000 that was a record. >> reporter: 49ers' management will be meeting with different departments about traffic flow, parking and fan experience because it's a good opportunity for them to learn how to prepare for super bowl 50 next february. wrestle mania was a huge boost to the economy. the south bay was expected to rake in $100 million in revenue from all of the visitors. the hilton and the hyatt, i checked in with both. they told me they were sold out. it was a great weekend for them. the hilton said they held a

tailgate party to capitalize on the visitors coming here -- capitalize on the visitors coming here. dave? >> thank you. new details still coming in from the investigation of that germanwings plane crash. ktvu fox 2's pam cook is in the studio now. you have new information about new regulations in the works from the airlines because of that crash. >> yeah. people want to know why and in addition to the regulations coming into place. a nut report says the copilot was treated years ago for suicidal tendencies. now,er vas say there's -- investigators say there's more work to be doned you whying interviews with friends, family and coworkers. but reports say that the copilot suggested the pilot should leave and the pilot can be heard saying for god's sake open the door. there's now a rule requiring

two people in the cockpit at all times. the united states began enforcing that after 9/11. australia is the latest to adopt the policy. >> the airlines will be acting immediately to implement this change and we would expect to see this policy in place within hours on our major airlines. >> the crash has renewed debate over cameras in the cockpit. the idea was first proposed in 2000 by the ntsb. some argue that cameras could provide critical, visual information to help derm the cause of accidents. the airline pilots association has issued an opinion that the voice and data recorders are sufficient. speaking of the data recorders so far the recorder for the german wings flight has still not been found. investigators at this point have only been able to get to the side by helicopter. but french authorities are building a road so they can get there more easily along with friends and family of the

victims. >> more and more interesting developments couple out. novato police are investigating a shooting that injured one man. the shooting happened near hamilton meadow park school shortly after 4:00 yesterday afternoon. a short time later, police arrested two suspects but no information about them is being released. the victim is being taken to marin general hospital. he's expected to survive. police still don't don't have a motive for the shooting. pretty terrifying moments for a san jose couple after a thief stole their suv with their 8-month-old baby inside. the couple says they loaded the baby in their jeep to go to the park yesterday morning. they went back 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 trying to chase her down. luckily, it took police a couple of minutes to find the suv. it was left in a neighborhood right around the corner and

inside, the little baby was crying but safe. >> i don't know -- i say what do i have to do? >> miguel says the woman tried to run away but police tracked her down and they arrested her. the l.a. times reports uc berkeley has turned down $30,000 raised at a retirement dinner for the former president of the california pub lib utilities commission. peavy steched down after e- mails indicated a cpuc had improper community cakes with pg&e -- comurnny cakes with pg&e -- communications with pg&e. 8:39. tomorrow is cesar chavez day. some community leaders warrant the collision church to make him a -- catholic church to

make him a saint. he would have turned 88 tomorrow. in 2007 there was another campaign to make him a saint but it was stalled because of opposition from high-ranking church officials. the process of officially declaring someone a saint requires a very long, very complicated investigation by the catholic church. 8:39. a peaceful march and vigil will be held in san francisco today to protest the archbishop's controversial morale till clause for teachers. the archbishop is under fire for requiring four local high schools to adopt new guidelines which condemn homosexuality and birth control. during today's rally, protesters plan to deliver petitions asking the arch bishop to promote acceptance and support teachers' rights. the group will meet at mission delores church and will march

to st. mary's cathedral where they will have a vigil. countdown is on for music fans. we're hours away from the launch of jay z's new music service. coming up, what customers can expect and the big celebrity push. but first -- >> i saw a couple of firefighters on the roof. immediately put it into park. my daughter was screaming. >> after the break, a harrow rowing incident caught on -- harrowing incident as a firefighter fell through the roof of a burning about. we're looking at the south bay commute. so far okay. a little slowing up to the 880 interchange. but the east bay continues to demand attention. we'll give you an update on all of that coming up. well, cooler weather may be music to some of your ears. we have some on the extended outlook and maybe some rain right now -- coming up.

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8:44. a gut wrenching moment caught on camera as the fresno fire captain fell right through the roof of a burning garage. take a look. you can see the 25-year veteran not yet been identified walking along the roof when if suddenly collapsed sending him right into the flames and smoke below. neighbors watched in horror.

>> once they extracted the firefighter out of the garage, they removed his clothes doused him with water and took his uniform off. he was burnt from head to toe. >> the fire captain was rushed to a hospital. he is in critical condition. doctors say many more surgeries are needed before the full extent of his injuries are known. no one else was hurt in yesterday's fire. 8:44. hatching right now, in boston, ursee vice president joe biden speaking live right now. this is the dedication. edward m. kennedy institute for the senate. he's there, president obama, michelle obama is there along with several current and former senators of both parties. the 7 $79 million facility is right next to the john f. ken dip library. the institute will celebrate the life and legacy of ted

kennedy. we wanted to take you there live in boston. negotiations over iran's nuclear program are down to the wire. one day to meet a deadline for the outline of an agreement. the negotiators meeting in switzerland had a deadline of march 31st. just yesterday, iran backed away from a key part of that deal saying it wouldn't be willing to send a large portion of its stockpile of uranium to russia. that's a reversal of an earlier agreement. the march 31st deadline is to reach a basic deal e the deadline for a final deal is june 30th. 8:46. we're continuing to follow developing news out of maryland. a u.s. official now says that preliminary reports indicate one person is dead after a car with two people inside tried to ram a gate at the base. this -- these are pictures of the national security agency at fort meade. according to the official, a

car tried to ram the gates of the nsa building. that's when a gun battle start, until the driver was shot by police. there's damaged vehicles. and emergency vehicles are loading an injured uniform man into an ambulance. the fbi says the shooting is not believed to be related to terrorism. meanwhile, there's new information that the nsa considered abandoning its secret phone program months before edward snowden exposed it. according to the associated press, some officials at the nsa wanted to drop the program because they thought the cost outweighed the benefit despite criticism, the nsa continues to collect and restore phone records for use in terrorism investigations. however, the law allowing such collection is set to expire in june. >> we're learning that personal information including the passport information of president obama and 19 other world leaders was accidentally released.

according to the guardian, australia's immigration department gathered that very sensitive information for last year's g-20 summit. but accidentally e-mailed the information to a member of the organizing committee for the asian cup football tournament which was held in industrial in january. a department spokesperson says that information was not given to anyone else and it was immediately destroyed. well, jamie fox is coming under fire this morning because he made jokes about bruce jenner around his reported plans to transition into a woman. fox made the jokes during his opening at the i-heart radio music awards last night. >> we got bruce jenner will be here doing musical perform panses. [ cheers ] >> he's doing a his and her duet all by himself. >> now, that joke kind of went flat. didn't get many laughs. didn't go well with viewers.

meant sent text messages and tweets saying the remarks were transphobic and even discussing. jamie fox has made no comment on the reaction to that joke. we now november who will replace jon stewart as the new host of the tailly show. a -- damely show -- daily show. it's trevor noah. le officially take over this year. he became a part of comedy central back in december. since then, he's appeared in only three segments with jon stewart including ones about ebola, bow coheir ram and a game of -- boca heir ram. jon stewart announced he would be stepping down. no flip official date for his departure. tom brady gave some fans

quite a scare over the weekend. >> are you gonna jump, dad? ♪ >> he posted a video on his facebook page showing him, right there, jumping more than 30 feet off a rocky cliff into the water. it was a scary video for fans to watch. and the coaches, too. luckily, i wasn't hurt. he tweeted, never doing that again. hashtag airbrady. the four-time super bowl champen was in costa rica vacationing with his vary family. that's something like yeah, i can do and then you get up there. no. >> i don't enjoy scaring myself. that's not what i like. >> you have plenty of opportunities where you don't do it to yourself. >> good morning. we have a problem now on vasco road. i want to start there. on vasco road there is a

overturned concrete mixer. the traffic is going to be slow on vasco road. 580 by the way nearby is still slow recovering from a morning of problems through the region. i also want to mention that southbound 880 still slow from 238 into hayward. we had an earlier accident. that's gone now. but traffic is slow beyond that all the way down to fremont. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, we're seeing improvement at the toll plaza, it a little bit. it's about a 15-minute delay getting into san francisco. and 280 san jose, right through downtown, we have our shot there. traffic looks good until you reach highway 17. then it slows down a little bit. >> let's go to steve. a little change. it will be mostly sunny. some low clouds have come creeping back tonight -- creeching back to the coast -- keeping back to the coast. the breeze will pick up later and the temperatures -- they will still be pretty warm. these are the average temperatures. should be in the 60s.

60s and 70s today. by most locations out of the 80s. you can see some of that low cloud deck pushing down san mateo, coastline. a little bit to the north and a few high clouds. but overall, nice, but that system will give us pretty dramatic change here by tuesday night and wednesday. the wind picks up and cooler temps settle in. 40s and 50s. a little chill in the morning air. a little bit of a high cloud deck to the northby overall, patchy low clouds. but tonight, tomorrow, should make a pretty good push inland. a cooler pattern on tap. late tuesday especially wednesday windy around here. a few high clouds. some patch yip low clouds. forecast highs, 60s, 70s. to 80. one more day of 80s. and then i think we'll call it. upper 70s for some. very low 80s. pretty nice. san jose to ghil roy -- gilroy.

70s on the peninsula. and a cooler breezy to winds pattern tuesday, wednesday. a little rebound, tuesday friday. it looks like something is brewing for the weekend on sunday. >> you said you've been keeping an eye on this. we'll see if it -- >> it will be cooler than that. >> okay. >> we'll see if rain materializes. apparently i'm gonna be put to the test after the break. i grabbed a pen and a piece of paper and gonna see if i can pass what seems to be a simple test. stay tuned.

in about five hours from now, music mogul jay z is expected to unveil his plans for high resolution music streaming service known as title. this is the website where time is dowentding down -- counting down. five hours and four mirnts. title originally launched as a spotify rival in october 2014. but it was acquired by a

company controlled by jay z earlier this month. many artists are tweeting and changing their twitter profile pictures and header images to the color blue. kanye west says together we can turn the tide and make music hash track. madonna tweeted music ma the people come together. turn your profile picture blue. do it for the music. >> it's for the music. >> all right. you and i both know you are smarter than i. >> no, that's not true. >> don't peek. i have a teaser for you. we'll seal if you can draw the achle logo from memberly -- draw the apple logo from memory. this a study. they want to see if it actually sticks in your brain. knew, the psychologist -- now, the psychologists asked 85

students to draw that logo. out of those 85 only one person actually drew it correctly. they also asked people if they could pick out the right one from a group. take a look at this group. can you tell which one is closest to the actual logo. it's on the middle of the bottom row. but the leaf is actually facing the wrong way. here is the actual achle low -- apple logo. scoeent don't scratch it out. >> no. >> tori wrote it. >> i got the bite on the right side but the leaf going on the wrong way. i kind of figured it would be the opposite because you want to balance it out. >> scientists and other studies have showed it's hard for people to remember details of a lot of everyday items that we

look at every day. it's there but -- >> it's familiar that you don't feel the need to have to remember it. >> i think the leaf should have been going the other way. >> okay. >> i tried. >> you did good. >> not as start as your average bear, i guess. sal -- >> i don't know. a lot of us forget stuff like that. let's go out to the toll plaza. getting into san francisco is going document tough as you get -- is going document tough as you get -- is going to be tough as you get into the city. much cooler tuesday, wednesday, a change is on the way for sunday. i will deal with it later. >> okay. that will do it for us. thanks for watching. have a great day.

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