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the problems we're facing here today are very unusual. >> now, district attorney gascon is forming a task force to investigate this latest scandal as well as racist and homophobic text messages sent by police officers and allegations that sheriff's deputies organized an inmate fighting ring in a city jail. a facebook apology has turned a mom from alabama into the latest web celebrity. after finding out her teen girls were out of control during a movie and were disrespectful to a woman who tried to quiet them down, the woman went on facebook and apologized. she asked the woman who reprimanded her daughters to come forward so the girls could apologize as well. the post went viral and eventually the woman came forward. her name is rebecca boyd. >> the real hero is here. it's miss boyd.

the reason i say that, she took it upon herself to correct my girls and nobody else around them did. >> boyd was at the movies with her daughter and she told the teens her husband had been laid off and it was the last movie she would be able to take her daughter to see for a while. smith would offer to treat the boyds to another movie using money from her teens' allowance and the post has generated so meche push listty there's been job offers for boyd's husband. >> my kind of lady. >> all right. 7:15. let's check in with sal. speaking of tough, sal. you were talking about a commute problem and you said the damage was done. >> whenever there is a frash on a key -- crash on a key freeway, it takes a while for things to inwound. you've been doing a long time. you know that's what the case is. we had an accident at northbound 280 at 17th. you can see how slow it is from

downtown getting in the valley. if we transition to the maps, all three freeways, 8 a, 101 and 280 are slow. 101 and 280 are the worse but 85 is really about the same, it will be slow from the almaden valley. i cannot recommend a better freeway out of the three. southbound 680 out the dublin is slow heading down to the sunol grade. slow traffic on southbound 101 from highway 37. there is an accident in the noncommute direction for most people. northbound 101 at delong. let's go to the bay bridge, where we've had a minor crash. there is a 25, 30-minute delay at the toll plaza before you get in. i also want to throw in 680 southbound, out of concord to walnut creek, in the next report we'll look at. so far so good there. we do have a change here. a weak system dragged behind us. it's leaving behind cooler air and a good breeze will be

picking up for some. cool and breezy. matt says that's already the case in menlo park. foster city and antioch all say the same thing. it will be windy in some of the higher elevations. on the coast, mostly sunny. but cooler for all. it started yesterday for some. still concord, livermore, antioch, brentwood. it takes another day, this will be the day. west at 12. west-southwest travis. a fresh breeze kicking in. gusts 24 at sfo. west west, southwest, i think you got the idea. from the system, that's all that's left of it. two parts it. secondary system gave us light rain on the north coast. 40s on some of these temps. the delta is picking up as well. there it is. 54, 55, 56. a northwest breeze would give us upwelling. we would use that. not done with the snow yet. in upstate new york, vermont,

northern pennsylvania, also the great lakes. it's a cold rain if it's not snow. another system coming out of mexico taking aim. we do get a change. 45 south lake tahoe. a good breeze there. blue canyon, 46. all pretty close. high elevations have closed down from the 50s to the 60s. patchy low clouds. this system, the main impact will be cooler. breezy to windy, not only today but into tomorrow. temperatures, 60s and 70s that are still running slightly above average. cooler weather kicks in today. we'll bottom out on wednesday. breezy, cooler, windy in spots. temperatures, 60s, 70s. should be 62, 68, 69 on the high side. it's close for some but slightly above for others. temperatures a lot of 60s here near the water and upper 60s for some. mid-60s. out of the 80s out towards brentwood, antioch. also around the bay. out of those 80s finally and

60s on the coast. peninsula may be a couple of low, low 70s. looks the same for tomorrow on april 1st. thursday, friday, a little bit warmer but then clouds increase. cooler and breezy pattern on tap for easter sunday. >> all right. extra hair spray? >> today and tomorrow. >> all right. >> extra hold. [laughter] >> okay. i will try to find that type. >> thank you. >> any time. 7:19. you have any extra money that you are saving in the bank? there is a new report that says millions of americans cab in really big trouble if there is a finance am emergency. this report claims one-third of american adults have no emergency savings, meaning there's no cushion at all to fall back on if they lose their job or have another crisis. most americans say their savings can only cover living expenses force 90 days or -- for 90 days less. x economists say they are

spending their money instead of saving it. in several cities, tax rate goes to 10%. in albany, hayward, union city, san leandro and el cerrito, the sales tax goes up to 10%. that's 10 cents for every dollar you spend. it's a combination of city, county and state taxes, the hikes start tomorrow, that's april 1st and that's no joke. >> as you noted, tomorrow is april's fool day which is probably the only day of the year you can pull a prank on your co work, and get away with from it. a blogger compiled some of the best office-friendly jokes. you can fill your coworker's office with balloons. my husband did that once. >> did he? >> yeah. or you can make a trail of cara mol on -- caramel onions disguised as apples. or if you can cover the office

with newspapers. i was -- you could put your stapler in jell-o. [laughter] >> walk in and see that. >> one year my brother and i -- april 1st is his birthday. we got the newspaper before my dad did that morning and pulled out the sports section. he got a laugh out of it. 7:20. still ahead -- in hayward, there is a concern that's growing after three attempted kidnappings there. >> it makes me kind of nervous. it's like -- i do walk around by myself. >> coming up in 25 minutes, what all three incidents have in common and why people are worried about a very persistent predator who may be on the loose. a tense situation is unfolding. a live report on the progress

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an elderly driver was rescued after her car went down a cliff in los angeles county yesterday afternoon. the woman was trapped inside the car after it went off a road in canyon country near santa clarita. crews climbed out to help the woman down and took her back up the steep hillside. she's said to be in good condition. no word on the cause of the crash.

a north bay boy escaped with just cuts and scrapes after a truck crashed into his bedroom. these pictures are from the santa rosa press democrat. the paper says the 11-year-old asleep early monday when a pickup lost control and slammed into the house. the truck hit the boy's bed and threw him across the room. the boy says he wound up in the closet. his mom says it's a miracle her son survived. the driver was arrested on felony hit-and-run and drug charges. the deadline just hours away. diplomats are struggling to work out a nuclear deal with iran. it's not clear what a missed deadline will mean but there's very little time remaining. doug luzader in washington right now. >> reporter: they are gonna keep the talks going. this may not go over too well

with congress but the plan is to keep talking with iran through at least the beginning of the summer. if the faces around this table appear hagrd there's good even --ing aard there's good reason. iran looking for relief from crippling economic sanctions. western powers looking to curb iran's abill till to produce a nuclear -- ability to produce a nuclear weapon. what to do about the country's stockpiles of enriched uranium. more than 3,000 miles from the talks in boston yesterday, president obama spoke of the need to reach an agreement. iran could be left from developing a weapon. mitch mcconnell says congress

should have a poise in any deal. benjamin net tan a you why reaffirmed his staunch opposition. >> i think the most important thing, make sure that iran doesn't get a path to the bomb. >> reporter: as far as a potential path to the bomb goes, the add nin stration agoal is to make sure iran is still at least a year away from developing a nuclear weapon. tori? >> thank you. family friends and teammates mourning the death of a cal soccer player killed during a visit to southern california. >> he was a great kid. none of us knew what happened. >> the reason why it took so long for police to notify the family. >> reporter: if you live in the east bay, does your tap water look or taste differently? this one tastes okay. but we'll tell you why east bay m.u.d. is fielding several complaints about the tap water -- coming up. and on the bay area bridge

commute, we've had a little bit of slow traffic on some of the bridges, including the san mateo span. you can see and there's also a little bit of wind to worry about. we'll break it all down straight ahead. well, a weak system coming by give us a few clouds. it's the breeze picking up. calm and windy and no, it will be more windy. we'll talk about that -- coming up.

7:30. welcome, once again, to "mornings on 2." it's tuesday, march 31st. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. we get to talk about weather and traffic. steve paulson is working hard but you have bright sunshine outside the door right now. >> there's some. it will be cooler. a few low clouds around. higher clouds as well. we'll have more of what should be normal temps. low clouds around. weak little system coming in. mostly sunny here. but kind of cool, breezy and windy. some. higher elevations. mostly sunny, low clouds, some higher clouds, breezy to windy but windy and cooler. nothing too outrageous. novato gusts to 22. west at 18 t it feels fresh there. west-southwest at livermore, and i've seen 40 to 50 for mount tam to mt. diablo and about 28 to 30 in parts of the

devil da -- delta. water temps, waiting for these to come down. if we get enough of a northwest breeze, that will help get upwelling going. overall, except for the low clouds and high clouds, it will be mostly sunny. i think you will notice the breeze coming in. it will be windy at times and breezy and cooler. scickets and 70s -- 60s and 70s. out of the 80s for a few days. sal? we do have a lot of slow traffic. it's kind of a mess, especially in the south bay. we'll start off and take a look at some of these commutes. starting off with a look at the commute on 880 northbound and southbound. it's not a bad commute here, northbound as you drive past the coliseum. it does get a little bit slow in some areas. southbound traffic is backed up from 238. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, you will see a backup of about 25, 30 minutes. i want to ask the control room to bring up 237 if they can

because westbound 237, there is a report of a new crash westbound at the lawrence expressway. you can see here that westbound 237 is already backing up. it's kind of thick. we'll keep looking at it because it's going to get worse. you don't need any help on this commute to make it bad. it already is. driving out to that area. please give yourself plenty of extra time. if you are in marin county, southbound 101, slow traffic from 37 as you head to the 580 interchange. it's 7:3. back to the desk. >> thank you. hundreds of people in the east bay this morning, they don't like the way their tap water tastes and smells. ktvu fox 2's brian flores is in alameda. you out there sampling the water. this may linger for a while. >> reporter: yeah. you must have saw my last tease. >> i was watching, you. >> reporter: we did taste the water. tasted fine to me. but east bay m.u.d.

have received 300 complaints so far from customers in regard to the tap water but they say the water is perfectly safe to drink. they say three quarters of the customers could be affected by this dink-looking and tasting tap water. they say it has to do with the drought. a spokesperson when they pull party from the party reservoir, it's usually deeper, closer to the bottom. but what they did was pull water closer to the service of the reservoir. officials say the sunlight makes the water colder. taste and odor calm compounds are left behind. officials say the water exceed standards and is perfectly safe to drink. we asked others if they would. >> i could almost not even drink it. it tasted really bad. it was like a really strange metallic taste. it tasted like algae. >> unfortunately, there was

this effect. for now, we found a short-term solution. but unfortunately, if the water supply numbers continue dwindling, this situation might reoccur. >> reporter: officials also say they were hoping to save the colder water until later in the season. the reason to help with salmon spawning. any say it's a requirement for them to to release colder water. but they also admit if the drow continue, the situation could coursen. the problem could reoccur. they say the difference in taste and openedder will likely last until the end of this week. dave? >> thank you, brian. 7:35. meantime, a fire in dublin destroyed four homes that were under construction. they were part of the jordan ranch development near fallin road. all of them were in the early stages of being built. several people living nearby called the fire department after seeing flames and smoke

like you see here. the wind blew embers away from the construction site but no other homes caught fire. investigators are still looking for the cause of the fire. there have been reports that some of the people living in the area, they oppose this new development but there's been no comment from officials on that. 7:35. friends and family continue to mourn the loss of a uc berkeley soccer player killed while on spring break in los angeles. 19-year-old was at a party at a usc fraternity on friday night. his body was found on a freeway about a mile and a half away but was not identified until yesterday. the chp says he was hit and killed by a car while running across the 10 freeway. he had called a friend saying he needed help moments before he was hit and killed. authorities didn't know who he was at first because he was not carrying identification. a toxicology report is expected to be complete in a few weeks. yesterday, his teammates and

coaches gathered to remember his life. >> as you all can imagine, this has been an extremely difficult and trying period. >> the cal athletics department describes him as a wonderful man. the widow and children of robin williams will try to settle their dispute over his eskate out of--ers --ers -- estate out of court. susan says she wants to keep her wedding presents, the tuxedo williams wore at their wedding and photograph from his 60th birthday. the 2 sides agreed to have a private mediation before late april. a public meeting is scheduled to discuss

controversial plans to move the home of alcatraz ferry to fort mason. the move may be necessary if it cannot come to an agreement with the port of chicago on a new 50-year lease at its current pier 33 location. many people who live near fort mason are outraged over the prospect of having 1 point 5 million tourists who use the ferry each year flood their neighborhood. 7:38. something new about amazon. they have a new feature. it's called amazon home services. it helps customers find electricians, customers, housing cleaning services and other kinds of workers. amazon says last year 85 million customers bought an item that needed a service, like a car stereo that had to be installed. now they will help find somebody to do that.

but matchable's chief correspondent said amazon will have to screen the companies it recommends for this to be a success. >> we don't know a lot about their system. >> amazon says service providers will compete for top billings through customer ratings, the price and other factors. amazon will get a percentage of what the service provider charges and promise to help any disputes between customers and those people providing services. facebook employees have quietly started moving into the company's massive new building in menlo park. frank gary designled 435 -- designed the 435,000 area. the building is basically one giant open room with colorful artist design walls and huge windows. it has a green roof planted

with hundreds of trees and it has room for as many as 2800 workers. britten's prince -- britain's prince william headed back to work as a pilot. he served for more than seven years doing search-and-rescue work. he's undergoing training. he's also expected to keep up a busy schedule of royal duties and he and his wife kate are expecting their second child next month. a bizarre vallejo kidnapping investigation takes another wild turn. the direct threat issued to police. but first, indiana's new religious freedom law under fire. the new developments coming from independent indiana lawmakers in direct response to a backlash. if you are making the trip to the tunnel, we're looking at a commute on 24. it's busy in la fayette and orinda but not a bad drive.

we'll tell you about the oakland side -- coming up. breezy and no doubt about it. cooler. i just stepped outside. you can tell, it will be a cooler day today. we'll show you the forecasted temps coming up.

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families of victims in a germanwings crash are still holding out hopes the crews will find remains of their loved ones. they've been identify 78 remains. 150 people were on the flight, including three americans. crews are now saying all of the victims, though, may never be found due to the violent nature of the crash.

and this morning, lufthansa announced the insurers are setting aside $300 million to deal with the possible costs resulting from the crack. last week, the company offered immediate help up to $54,000 per passenger for reafs relatives of the victims. prosecutors believe based on data that the copilot locked the captain out of the cockpit and then deliberately, crashed the flight. 7:44. let's bring sal back right now as we get you to where you need to go. talk about our commute and the bridges as well. >> well, it is going to be slow, dave and tori. you nope that. it's a little better than yesterday where we had a bad one because of crashes. today we'll start off with a look at the san mateo bridge and westbound 92. this traffic here is heavy as you drive across the span. steve has mentioned it. i'm gonna let you know it's windy. if you drive a small car don't

be surprised if you see gusty conditions -- i should say if you feel gusty conditions. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, that's backed up for about a 20, 25-minute delay. no major problems on the bridge itself. been looking at 680. it's filled in from 242 southbound on 680 to highway 24. slows a little bit after that in walnut creek on your way down to danville. it looks like the highway 4 commute in antioch is over as most traffic has moved through. i also want to mention the traffic on the peninsula looks good. we do have slow traffic in the south bay on 101, 208 and 85, largely due to earlier problems. it will be slow getting into the west valley. 7:45. let's go to steve in the weather center. i heard you mention my name about the wind? >> yes. >> yes, sir. it is -- it's cool outside. scott up in clearlake said very windy here and dave, i just stepped out. it's a little brisk out there. >> i told you. >> yeah, yeah. >> not much of a breeze here. but the coolness has arrived. low clouds, higher clouds.

it will be -- feel more end of march like. 80-degree temps. mostly sunny. windy and cooler. southwest 13 at fairfield. i'm not saying it's cutting right through you, but you feel it. 18 miles an hour. hayward northwest 13, 21. i expect that to make it down towards mountain view and essentially san jose. system did provide very light rain, fort bragg north up to crescent city. but our system is kind of dry but it's usualerring in cooler temps as indicated by areas in the higher elevations. a little bit of rain to the north. some 40s but it may feel colder than that when you combine that with a windchill. water temperatures. i think tomorrow they will cool down. get some of that upwelling going. that that would be a good thing. we need it. low clouds not mixed out because the system is weak.

the cooler air will provide a noticeably cooler pattern for a day or two. windy or cooler? not for all but the cooler trend is for everybody. gusts over 30, also on the coast, 40 to 50 for some. windy at times. san pablo bay out to the delta. breezy and cooler conditions. 60s and 70s. it will be a cool day for many. parts. east bay and inland areas may have to wait -- today is when we come down to the 7s -- 70s. not the 80s. 60s for most everybody. windy tomorrow as well and then maybe a little chill in the morning air on thursday morning. sunny and warmer into friday. it looks like a change for sunday. cooler and breezy. i would not be surprised if it rained but still too far away to shay for sure. >> all right. so you are fine tuning the forecast. >> it won't be as warm at last

weekend, i can tell you that. 7:47. breaking news now out of vallejo. right now, police are investigating a deadly crash involving a pedestrian. these are live pictures at the scene near marin street. portola is shut down. you can see quite a bit of police activity. a motorcycle cop, police there, and then a couple cruisers. quite a few investigators. shut down between marin hand sonoma boulevard. what we know is that a person was hit and killed by a car just about almost two hours ago at 6:00 a.m. the car involved in the crash stopped at the scene. there is a crosswalk in the area but it's not clear if the person was in the crosswalk at the time. tara moriarty is gathering more details and will have a full report at the top of the hour. 7:48. well. backlash continue -- well, the backlash continues against

indiana's controversial religious freedom law. pam cook is in the studio now with the growing list, pam, of high-profile people coming out against this and the actions being taken. >> now, fix this now. that's the headline. an indiana lawmaker, specifically the governor, the paper says you law has done enormous harm to the state and the future of the economic success. this weekend, the charles barkley and other stars want the game moved out of indiana. businesses and city governments are travel canceling -- are canceling travel out of that city. >> calling upon governor pence and the indiana legislature to fix this law. either repeal it or pass it a law that protects all who live, work and visit indiana.

do so immediately. i indianapolis will not be defined by this. indianapolis will not be defined by this. indianapolis welcomes everybody. >> republican lawmakers in indiana who pushed the law through are scrambling to reform it because of all of the criticism. governor mike spence will hold a news conference. now, the governor contends it was not meant to give a license to discriminate but here locally, two more bay area companies are publicly condemning the law. gat and levi strauss says the -- gap and levi strauss says the law is bad for business. now, arkansas lawmakers will move forward with their own

bill that's similar to indiana's even considering the backlash against indiana, including walmart stores based there in arkansas. executives say the bill sends the wrong message about that state as west in our next hour of "mornings on 2," we'll have more on the comments from the governor. and same-sex couples in japan, they are celebrating after marriage rights were approved in one part of tokyo. members of the assembly voted today to approve same-sex marriage certificates. this is the first time that's happened in japan and this would only apply to that one district. it would not be legally binding either. the first marriage certificates are expected to be issued in july. 7:51. police, parents and students are on alert in hayward following a string of attempted kidnappings. the most recent incident happened on friday. police say a man forced a 16- year-old girl into the back seat of a white car as she was

walking home from hayward high school. he pulled a gun on her but she struggled and escaped. police say there have been two other attempted kidnappings near tennyson high school within the last six weeks that could be related. in all three cases, the suspect was driving a white car and fits a similar description. >> it seems like it would be the same person that they are going from high school to high school in the same white car. >> we would like people to walk home together, kids to walk home together, to be careful. >> hayward schools are on spring break but when students return next week, the school district will hold assemblies on how students can protect themselves all of the girls involved are between 14 and 16 years old and so far they've all happened on a friday. >> interesting. >> interesting pattern there. 7:52. people are talking about money, savings account and -- what savings account? almost a third of americans are

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two federal agents are charged with stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars during an investigation. secret service special agent shawn bridges appeared yesterday in san francisco federal court. and carl force appeared in a maryland court. they are accused of stealing from the governor and from the man who operated the silk road website. investigators say the undercover agents also tried to sell government information to him during that investigation. >> unless the prosecution has other investigators that it might choose to bring on, this might damage the case. >> it's not clear yet if these charges against these special agents could affect his conviction on drug charges in new york. researchers at ucsf have

found several entero cases reported here california, and by the end of last year, more than 1100 people tested positive for the virus. the ucsf researchers say a new strain appears to have mutated to become similar to polio, raising real concerns about outbreaks in the future. more study is needed to determine long-term effects. mcdonald's plans to test what some people have asked the company about for years. to serve breakfast all day. next month, some mcdonald's restaurants in the san diego area will experiment with serving breakfast sandwiches and hash browns past the normal times of 10:30 or 11:00 a.m. mcdonald's has said in the past that offering both the breakfast and lunch menu all day is logistically impossible because of the tight kitchen spaces of the restaurant.

but seems like any might have found a way to get around that. >> i will help them out. >> 7:57. still ahead, it was months ago when the city of san jose cleared out that notorious homeless camp that was there. after the break, why some say that problem has not gone away and what's being done about it. >> reporter: we're live in vallejo where a pedestrian has been stuck and killed. we'll tell you what street it happened on and why this is particularly a gruesome accident. good morning. we're heading to marin right now with this picture of the richmond bridge. you can see traffic is busy on the way to 101. breezy and cooler out there. downright cold for some. it's a breeze morning. it will be windy. we have low clouds around around we'll take a look at noticeably cooler temps in the next few days.

wirary still following breaking news out of vallejo this morning. these are live pictures. police are very actively investigating a deadly crash. it involved a pedestrian. now, tori first told you about this about 15 minutes ago. coming up in two minutes, ktvu's tara moriarty is there now. she has the latest information on what police say happened out

there. stay tuned. good morning. thank you for joining us. it's march 31st. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. >> quick check on weather and traffic. a little bit cooler this morning. this is what it should be. we've been spoiled. a lot of low clouds around, especially around the peninsula, off the san mateo coast, san francisco also marin coast, a little bit off santa cruz and you combine that to a westerly breeze and tell you, you can feel it. it's cooler. no doubt about it. partly sunny this morning. it will be mostly sunny later on. breezy and cooler to windy and cooler. in fact, temperatures will be in the 60s for many today. west-southwest gusts over 20, novato, there will be west oakland, 16. west-southwest, concord. also fairfield, sfo has been flirting if, if you will, about 16, gusts to 32. there it is. finally kicked up for mountain view. i'm sure san jose soon. west, hayward, west at livermore. i think you get the idea from that system secondary system to

the north, it provides light rain. 40s for a few. but a lot of 50s. if it weren't for the breeze, it would be cooler. the low clouds you can see them holding back a little bit. this system wasn't strong enough to max out all. clouds. low clouds will be holding on a little bit. breezy, cooler, windy at times. mostly sunny. it will be a cool pattern. a lot of 60s. areas coming down 10 degrees from yesterday inland. >> all right sal, any updates, any new accidents or anything? >> we do have slow traffic, a couple of new minor crash, steve. new crash i'm gonna talk in the walnut creek area. but we've had some improvement. first of all, we'll start off with the san mateo bridge. we have heavy traffic all the way across the span to a waiting highway 101. it will be a little windy today. so please be careful, especially if you drive a small vehicle or a camper or something like that. moving to the bay bridge, we've seen some improvement in some of these lanes. it's still backed up for 15, 20

minutes. i can tell it's already getting a little bit better on the way to san francisco. southbound 680 a new crash reported in walnut creek. concord to walnut creek traffic is a little bit slow in pleasant hill. as we move down to the southbound, one is a mess all the way from the -- 101 is a mess all the way from the capitol sproimp. 280 slow from 6 -- expressway. 280 is slow from 680 even before it becomes 680. back to the desk. breaking news in vallejo where police are at the scene of a deadly pedestrian accident. it happened around 6:00. two hours ago at marin street. kortola is shut down between marin and sonoma boulevard. and that's where tara moriarty is right now. so tara, what are police saying happened? >> reporter: well, police are not saying much. we've been able to piece together this was a pretty gruesome accident. the victim it appears is -- is

behind me. we don't want to show you the details here because, again, this was a traffic accident. the shoes from the victim were found about 75 feet away and there's actually family members or friends it appears who have arrived on scene and learned this devastating news. we believe this happened around 6:00 this morning. obviously, the car struck with a lot of force because there's quite a distance between those shoes and the victim's body. we're on kortola parkway. we're told this accident happened around 6:00. the car that struck the pedestrian was a silver dodge charger. it had a huge dent and a break in the front where it looks like it hit the person and then there was a huge dent on the top of the car. it appears the victim was flung over the top of the vehicle. we're not sure if the person was in the crosswalk when this deadly accident happened. there is a crosswalk at kortola and marin. but police have not spoken to

us just yet. they are conducting their investigation. not sure how fast the driver was going or if they are cooperating with officials. if you look at the impact, it would appear this car was going pretty fast. we're trying to get more details but marine and sonoma is closed most likely for the next few hours. i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> certainly a terrible scene. thank you. there are also new developments this morning in the strange vallejo kidnapping case. police are calling it a hoax. it involves a deadline and a threat against vallejo police. kidnappers have sent a series of e-mails since the leaked kidnapping of denise huskins. the latest is from someone claiming to be from one of the abductors and it demands that police apologize to huskins and aaron quinn for calling the alleged kidnapping a hoax. if vallejo police and specifically kenny park do not

apologize by noon. one of the e-mails say they may harm him. a memorial procession route is set for the san jose police officer killed in the line of duty last week. the public memorial service for officer michael johnson will be held at the s.a.p. center this thursday at 11:00. >> the. the -- avthe service, the officer will be laid to rest during a private ceremony at oak hill cemetery in san jose. police say there may be rolling street closures. officer johnston was shot and killed one week ago while responding to a 911 call about a suicidal man. police in san francisco detained a man, threatening to hurt himself after a four-hour standoff. it started around 6:45 last night at a home near lion and hey -- hayes street. police say the man was the only

person inside. some of the people living nearby were evacuated or told to shelter in place. after they made an established communication with the man, police say he surrendered around 10:40 last night. he was taken to the hospital for evaluation. police in palo alto searching for a man accused of exposing himself to three different people in one day. it happened hat at stanford shopping -- at the stanford shopping center last thursday morning. here is a photo police released of the map carrying a large backpack. take a look at this. police say they describe him as an asian or latino man in his 30s or 40s. about 5'8". he was clean shaven and wore black glasses with very thick rims. new developments about indiana's controversial religious freedom law which critics say allows disgym nation. this is republican mike pence, the governor, speaking to clarify what the law means. >> it is vital to millions of

americans who cherish faith as i and my family do. but it's also vital to the framework of freedom in our nation and this legislation was designed to ensure the vitality of religious lirkt in the hoosier state. i believe hoosiers are entitled to the same protections that have been in place in the federal courts. but clearly, clearly, there's been misunderstanding and confusion and mischaracterization of this law. and i come before you today to say how we're going to address that. we've been working over the last several days literally around the clock been talking with people across the state of indiana, talking to business leaders. talking to organizations around

the country who have spent time in indiana, enjoyed the hospitality of the people of indiana. and we've been listening. let me say first and foremost as i've said to each one of them -- the religious freedom restoration act was about religious liberty. not about discrimination. as i said last week, had it law been about legalizing discrimination i would have vetoed it. this law does not give anyone a license to discriminate. the religious freerm restoration act in indiana does not give anyone the right to deny services. to anyone in the state. it is simly a balancing test -- simply a balling test used by the federal courts and jurisdictions across the country for more than two decades. let me say on the -- >> you've been listening live to mike pence trying to clarify

about a law that's created quite a bit of controversy. he said this law is not discrimination. it's a balancing act that's been used by the federal courts for two decades. pam cook will be listening into the rest of this news conference and will have more on the story coming up later this hour right here on "mornings on 2". >> it's a big story, tori. we're getting new information about concerns for san jose's homeless population after that big homeless camp known as the jungle was dismantled four months ago. janine de la vega has been out talking to the homeless and you just talked to the mayor as well. janine. >> reporter: yeah, i did, dave and the mayor tells me there are several things happening soon that should bring some relief. but the homeless here are still worried. many of them who used to live inspect jungle have been staying at the -- in the junele have been -- jungle have been

staying here. tonight is the last night the beds will be open. today at noon, a group is gathering at the former site of jungle near story and center roads to talk about how the closing has impacted their lives. they are asking elected officials to set up a legal campground where there's bathroom facilities and dumpsters where they can throw garbage away. 300 people were forced to move from the jungle in december. a fence was elected to keep people from moving back in. homeless have been scattered and setting up new camps. during another recent cleanup, organizers say a homeless woman was injured while caltrans was bulldozing her tent. outreach workers try to help but there are a lot of roadblocks. >> they have helped me and everything. i'm looking for an apartment now. and i can't find one except subsidized housing. >> there's not enough vouchers. there's not enough resources

and it's -- it's a crying shame. >> reporter: mayor liccardo says this spring two motels in san jose will be converted to apartments for homeless. right now, the city is also looking into two potential sites microhouseing where they can build tiny homes. but there are state building code issues that need to be ironed out before that can go before. the plan is to have those built this year. this summer i'm told by the mayor there will be two lots designated for homeless people to park their cars and rvs. bathroom facilities and dumpsters lab there. they won't allow tents. they don't want to adopt that idea of having that because of the issue of violence and he says unsanitary conditions that were happening when they did have the jungle there. dave? >> all right. thank you for the update. a lot happening over there. a water problem in the east

bay causing a bit of a stink. in 22 minute, the problems hundreds of customers are complaining about and why the problem might not go away any time soon. but first, fruits and vegetables, they are good for you but what's on them may be pad. after the break, we'll tell you the hidden dangers that directly affect men. we're looking at a commute where traffic will be busy. if you are driving on 24 heading up to the tunnel, we'll tell you more about this and the rest of the commute -- coming up. a lot of low clouds around. but some it's windy and cool all the way out to discovery bay. more of a typical pattern. we'll see how long this lasts.

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just named yesterday as jon stewart's replacement. he's already being criticized for some of his jokes. he's accused of being antisemitic and sexist. a lot of them are in the form. old tweets from his twitter accounts. they were dug up by people trying to get this 31-year-old south african after he got the job. some are already calling for noah already to be fired. 8:17. do you have extra money saved in the bank? a new report says millions of americans could be in big trouble if they have a financial emergency. the report claims one-third of american adults have no emergency savings. meaning there's no cushion to fall back on if they lose their job or if any other crisis happens. most persons say their savings can only cover living expenses for 90 days or less but the average length for unemployment is 31 weeks. economists say people should be

putting away 15% of their incomes each year. harvard university researchers are saying men who eat fruits and vegetables that may be covered with large amounts of pesticide may have low perm counts. this report -- low sperm counts. this report shows kale, spinach, strawberries, apples and peaches contain the highest levels of residue. researchers say it doesn't mean should stop eating the fruits and vegetables but should think about choosing organic produce with whenever possible. some american fans of the rolling stones will get satisfaction from their favorite band this summer. ♪ i told you once and i told you twice ♪ >> the veteran rock band kicked off the north american zip code tour in may but the only show in our half of the country, it's in san diego on may 24th.

the stones will perform in 14 other cities with the tour wrapping up in july in quebec. the band's publicist the band will interact directly with fans from the stage that reaches out all the way into the audience. >> you have to be there, tori. >> honestly, they are not young but they still sound great. >> i think so. ♪ >> are they "starting me up". >> yes. >> i do like this song but the song before that, "the last time" i love that song. >> they have so many classics. >> you can neverrer, never, stop. >> thank you. my very first contert without my parents -- concert without my parents, the first concert you go to doesn't count if your parents are there. the rolling stones was the first cop cert without my parents. a lot of strange stuff was going on. but i die -- degrees.

about a 30-minute delay at the bay bridge toll plaza. we've had a couple of slow spots. the metering lights have been slowed down for a while. they were sped up but now they are slow again. i'm looking here to see if something has popped up in the last few minutes. i don't see anything yet. but it could pop up, something on the span. let's take a look at the commute here in san jose. if you see all of the red, that corresponds with stop-and-go traffic. 280 has improved. it's still backed up approaching 17. 101 is the worse. it's backed up to mountain view. the traffic is gonna be improved in downtown san jose. it was very slow but now we are getting right through here. that's northbound 280 by on the right side of your screen heading away from us. let's go to steve. all right, sal. thank you. a lot of low clouds around. some of these have turned partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. some of the clouds moving in

over the city and also on the peninsula as well. see them off in the distance. but mostly sunny in the forecast. but cooler. no doubt about it. windy at times. not for everyone. it will be breezy to windy. mostly sunny, cooler for everybody today even well out to the delta here. west-southwest or a westerly direction although santa rosa says north. novato due west. west 16 at oakland. west-southwest at fairfield. gust 28 around port chicago. west at livermore, even now west gusting 16 in mountain view. weak system but enough to usher in a cooler air mass. 50s on the temps. held up by the breeze. water temps waiting to see if they go down. we'll get more of a northwest wind. that will give us upwelling. 40s in the mountains. 48 truckee, south lake tahoe and 50 which are warmer than blue canyon. don't see that all of the time. that's the case this morning.

see some of the low clouds there. most of this will go down the coast. there goes the system swinging through. than setting the stage for a windy and cooler pattern here. mostly sunny. partly sunny for a few here with these low clouds. but the emphasis is on the cooler trend. breezy and cooler, windy at times. low clouds will clear out. a lot of sunshine but not very warm here. a lot of 60s. we've been way above on the temps. it's about time we got average to slightly above. but 60s for many or 70s. i think you will notice the breeze and cooler temps, taking temperatures down way down from a couple of days ago. even a few yesterday hadthe 80s -- had the 80s. windy and cool for a couple of days. slight rebound at the end of the week, i still think something is brewing for sunday. >> okay. >> you know, we've had so many

head fakes but i think -- >> you are feeling it? >> we'll see what happens. >> i'm leaning toward that way. starting tomorrow, law enforcement officials will be cracking down and it's no april fool's joke. in 25 minutes, the very real danger and what authorities will be on the lookout for. a revolt at the queen's castle? after the break, why some of the workers at windsor castle reportedly are fed up.

it could be a royal revolt. hard to believe, the queen of england's staff is voting whether to continue to perform certain dupeties without pay such as taking visitors on tours. the british labor union says more than 100 staff members may decide not to continue to offer the services for free, saying they are underpaid. the starting salary at the castle is reportedly as little as $20,000 per year. the queen's oldest grandson is headed back to work, taking a job as an air ambulance pilot.

he soreved in the -- he should start flying this summer. he's expected to keep up his usual royal duties. he and his wife kate are expecting their second child in april. 8:26. a facebook apology has turned a mom from alabama into the latest internet celebrity. now, after kye kiesha found out her daughters were out of control, she went on facebook and apologized. she also asked the william who reprimanded her daughters to come forward so her daughter kos apologize as well -- could apologize as well. this post went viral. the woman went forward. her name is rebecca boyd. >> the real hero of the story is her. it's miss boyd. the reason i said that, she took it upon herself to correct my girls and nobody else around them did. >> wow. well, miss boyd was at the movies with her daughter and she told the teenagers her

husband had just been laid off, lost her job. this was the last movie she would be able to take her daughter to for a while. miss boyd offered to treat them to another movie using money from her daughter's allowance. that post has generated so much publicity, would you believe there have been job offers for miss boyd's husband. wow. 8:27. well, the governor of indiana reacting this morning to all of the growing controversial over that state's new religious freedom law. >> let me say first and foremost, i was proud to sign this act. >> he was talking but just announced a deadline to when he wants to see changes to the law. >> reporter: if you are an east bay m.u.d. customer, your tap water may look or taste differently. this one tastes fine but we'll tell you about all of the complaints and what it has to

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welcome back. last day of march. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve paulson is right here. >> march isn't going out like a lion. maybe a big kitty cat. a little change there. it's cooler. there are still some low clouds around. it will be sunny today but cooler and breezy to windy. higher elevations, gusts 40, 50 miles an hour. this is what we should be having on the high side for these temperatures. the breeze, though, is the big story, not crazy for everybody. but i think you will notice it will be blustery. 16 gusts to 25. you get it along the coast, higher elevations 25 to maybe

50. not everyone is in on it yet. but there is a decent breeze there. san francisco some low clouds came in, partly cloudy, 65 still slightly above average. system didn't have much. 50s on the temps. they've been stuck all morning long. the breeze is holding them up. the low clouds not chewed up yet. breezy ans cooler. mostly sunny here. wind whyy at times. 60s and low 70s. out of the 80s. temperatures coming back closer to where they should be. we'll come back and tell you what's in store for tomorrow and easter weekend. here is sal with the traffic. all right, steve. we have an update on a deadly accident in vallejo where female pedestrian was killed. police are tell us that the female killed, 22-year-old feel-- female. she was killed in this pretty graphic crash. we're not showing you all of

it. it was pretty violent. they have this closed off. they are doing an investigation right now. so avoid the area on kortola parkway. you can see it here between marine -- it's closest to the marin street intersection. breaking news. the police just told us that the person who died was a 2- year-old female pedestrian hit by a car. that car stopped at the scene. that person is said to be cooperating with the crash. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's backed up for a 25, 30 minute delay. it just got slower all of a sudden. we have a big crowd westbound coming into san francisco. it's just one of those things where people are coming in late a little bit. you can see the south bay where we've had slow traffic 237 had a crash earlier. we've also had slow traffic on 101. we had an earlier accident there. almost everywhere in the valley is slow on the major freeways. 8:33. let's go back to the desk.

>> thank you. hundreds of people in the east bay this morning say their tap water tastes and smells bad. brian flores is live now in alameda. you are sipping it. you are sampling it to explain why officials say it's safe to drink but that problem, that problem may stick around for a little bit. >> reporter: we tried some of the tap water a few minutes ago. it tasted fine to me. a lot of customers about 300 have complained to east bay m.u.d. because of the different looking and tasting tap water. even though it looks different, officials say it's perfectly safe to drink. officials say three quarters of the customers could be affected. they say the reason, the drought. a spokesperson tells ktvu that when they pull water from the reservoir, it's usually deeper and closer to the bottom. that's what they typically do.

they the water is much colderrer around the quality better. what they did this past week, pull water closer to the surface. officials say the sunlight makes the water warmer and there was more algae. the algae is fitterred before it reach -- estimatorred -- filtered before it reaches homes. they say the water exceed standards and is very safe to drink but we asked people if they would. >> gross. i could almost not even drink it. it safed really bad. it was like a strange metallic taste. it -- like algae. >> if it's not come out, i think there's -- again, i think it's more of an isolated think. i don't think it would be because they

the governor of indiana is trying to restore faith and bring business back to his state's economy after criticism

from around the world. ktvu fox 2's pam cook is in the studio. interesting developments. >> it's quite a fight, too. this is the headline from the indianapolis star. "fix this now." this is an on the-ed piece -- opt-ed piece about what's going on. the governor is trying to defend his actions. he did some defense of the religious freedom law that's prompted businesses and city leaders from around the country to boycott travel to indiana. now, the governor just a little while ago said that he wants legislation on his desk by the end of this week that makes it clear that this law does in the give businesses the right -- the right to discriminate. however, by allowing businesses to deny service because of religious beliefs, critics say there's no way of getting around allowing them to discriminate. the governor has enlisted

feedback from organizations around the country to make the changes necessary. >> i believe this is a clarification. but it's also a fix. it's a fix of a bill that through mischaracterization and confusion as come to be greatly misunderstood. i'm determined to address this this week. >> however, the governor has not given any specifics in exactly what changes could be made. in the meantime, this weekend, indianapolis, hosting the ncaa men's basketball final four, charles barkley and other nba stars want the game moved out of indiana. many businesses have canceled all travel to indiana not just for the weekend and the game but indefinitely. many worry about the long-term effects on the state's's economy. there -- state's economy. there is supposed to be a

rally. arkansas leaders plan to move forward with their own bill similar to indiana's despite paul of the crit -- all of the criticism. executives at walmart says the bill sends the wrong message about the state. we'll see what changes are made. >> we were just saying i'm sure a lot of states are watching this carefully. 8:45. families of victims in the germanwings plane crash in the french alps are still holding out hopes that crews will find their loved ones' remains. they've been able to identify 78 sets of dna from remains found at the dna site. 150 people about on board the flight including three americans. but crews say all of the victims may never be found due to the nature of the crash. and lufthansa said their insurers are setting aside $00

million to deal with the possible cost resulting from the crash. last week the company offered immediate help up to $54,000 per passenger to relatives of the victims. those payments are sem rit from eventual -- separate from eventual compensation agreements. 8:46. the widow and the children of robin williams are gonna try to settle this dispute out of court. susan says his children, zach, zelda and cody, removed jewelry and memberrer billia from her home -- memorabilia from her home without per permission. susan said she wants to keep her wedding presents, the tux erobin williams wore at their

wedding and -- tuxedo robin williams wore at their wedding. tomorrow is the start of distracted driving awareness month. for all of april, the california highway patrol and sheriff's office will be cracking down on drivers not foe-- not focused on the road. the chp says -- obviously prime cell phones but it can be other things, the radio, passengers, eating. anything. >> and that leads us right back to sal. you've got some new developments, some sad developments from that crash this morning in vallejo. that's right. we do have new developments in the crash that took the life of

a 22-year-old woman. she was hit near kortloa and this intersection has been involved in deadly crashes before. five years ago there was a 9- year-old boy who died near the intersection. this morning a 23-year-old jogger, according to family members was hit and killed by a car. speed was not a factor in the crash. it's an uncontrolled intersection kortola parkway and the intersection will continue for a while. let's take a look at the 101 commute here in san jose. you can see traffic is going to be busy as you drive on northbound 101 getting up to the 880 interchange. i can put this up on a map for you just to show how you hot -- to show you how the south bay will be slow. it's on 85 in sunnyvale as well. you have to give yourself plenty of extra time. at the bay bridge toll plaza we've had a backup for 20, 25

minutes. if you are trying to get into san francisco, it will be busy there. you can see it's backed up. it's improved. but now it's slow again. this is again about a 30-minute delay. maybe less than that getting into san francisco. here's steve. >> i was ruminating thinking about something there. there is a supertyphoon out in the pacific. very rare before april 1st. it's east of the philippines. things are just happening, a tremendous amount of energy. we do have a little pattern change here today. it will be windy at times. mostly sunny. low clouds going right down the peninsula towards the santa clara valley. windy, cooler for everybody. low clouds and breezy to cooler. mostly sunny, windy and cooler. especially higher elevations. our weak system. 50s on the temps to very low 60s.

it will be a cooler day. look at this. the buoy has cooled off. we need to get -- about 49, 50 would be nice. we'll see what happens. signs of a cooler pattern. in michigan this morning they had iv to 8 inches of snow -- had 4 to 8 inches of snow. the moisture is streaming up from mexico about ready to paint most of texas. for us, weak system but enough to give us a cooler pattern dragging across the higher cloud. the low clouds are in place. windy, cooler, mostly sunny here. temperatures settling in, even though there's 60s and 70s. they are still slightly above average. the breeze, gusts higher elevations over 30, 40 for some. breezy, cooler, 6 oing, os -- 60s, 70s. temperatures will be 60s and 70s for many here today.

a far cry from the weekend. we've been way above for the longest time. some areas will hold onto 70s. for most, it will be the 60s not only

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incident on friday, police say a man forced a 16-year-old girl in the back seat of a white car as she was walking home from hayward high school. he pulled a gun on her but she struggled and escaped. police say there have been two other attempted kippings near tennyson high school west nile the last six weeks that could be related. in all three cases, the suspect was driving a white car and fits a similar description. >> it seems like it worn the same person that they are going from high school to high school in the same white car. >> we would like people to walk home together, kids to walk home together. to be careful. >> hayward schools are on spring break. when students return next week, there will be an assembly held about how students can protect themselves. researchers found alarming new evidence. several en test tero cases were

-- n --entero viruses were reported and a new case appears to have mutated, something similar to polio. researchers say they need more study to temperature the long- term affects. a public meeting is scheduled to discuss controversial plans to move the home of alcatraz ferry to fort mace on. the national park service -- mason. the nark national park safs sis this may be -- the national park service says this may be necessary if they cannot come to an agreement. many who live near fort mason are out aged of having those who use this ferry flood their neighborhood. in case you forgot, tomorrow is april fool's day. it may be the only day to pull a prank on your coworkers like

tori and get away with it. a. >> bloing otherren bustle.com -- a blogger on the website bustle.com put together the friendly ones, filling up your co work erk's cubical with balloons or making caramel onions disguised as apples. you can cover up your co work erg's desk with newspapers. if you don't have that, try using foil. >> all right. well, time for this week's ticket tuesday give away. one lucky winner will receive four tickets to monster jam april 11th at levi stadium. to enter go to the contest page at ktvu.com and fill out the entry form. secret word "truck." there it is. entries accepted from now until

11:59 p.m. tonight. you must be 18 and a legal california resident to enter. prize has an approximate retail value of $140. the winner will be selected by random on april 1st. you can see the official rules ktvu.com. >> good luck. let's check back with sal one more time. i know you are following the toll plaza as well. >> that's right, dave, tori. good evening. did i say good evening? good morning. i will try that tomorrow during april fool's. westbound bay bridge, that's backed up. it seems to be improving. it's improving finally again. it looks like it's a 15, 20- minute delay at the toll plaza. looking at 880, it's a slow time of the morning from san leandro as you drive past the coliseum. it slows up to 23rd. and this morning in san jose, continues to be slow on 101 from about the 280 interchange now all the way to mountain

view. let's go to steve. we have a windy, breezier, cooler pattern. we're ending march with a little bit of a roar. not much. it will be nice into friday and then changes for the weekend. cooler and breezy. you did well with that. >> monster jam. >> thank you. [laughter] that's our report for this morning. thank you for making ktvu choice for news. >> be sure to watch the noon news. the action the mayor is announcing fence pg&e. we'll continue to follow that story.

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