another intruder is caught trespassing at the san jose airport. we'll tell what you a local congressman is asking for. >> reporter: two bay area schools are being warned about cases of whooping cough. i will tell you what health officials are advising. 7:00. it's happened again. another security breach at the san jose airport.

janine de la vega is there looking into what happened and the action the airport is taking now. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." it's wednesday, april 1st. i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. it's a little cool this morning. >> a little chilly. >> cold for some. this could be an interesting month. i think a colder, wetter pattern with snow in the mountains. chilly lows, it's a nice morning. it's cold out there. coldest we've seen in a while. mostly sunny. maybe partly cloudy to the north. a little piece of the system has to come in. 39 fairfield. 36 napa. coldest in a long time. low 40s for some. san jose has made it to 47 right at 50. how about that? half moon bay, sfo, san francisco, oakland, there are cooler temperatures than that. and a lot of 30s into lake county. mendocino county, santa cruz mountains as well. clear now but there is a system right there skirting the coast. up on the north coast, that will give us a kick on the

breeze later. 18 up in truckee. 45 sacramento. very cold, unstable pattern with a lot of shower activity and snow in the higher elevations. i think that's a sign of things to come. probably not until sunday. sunday/monday. breezy, cool, windy at times. it's the cooler temps and near normal high temps. not something we've said much of. all right, sal. we had the south bay. that's gotten better. is there something new or what? >> it's still slow, steve. the accident is gone which is better obviously. the lanes are open but northbound 101 is still slow as you drive up to the 880 interchange. you can see how slow it is. along northbound 101 getting up to an older accident site near oakland road. it was there for almost an hour. around the traffic really did suffer. now, the traffic is beginning to move but let me show you something. i will show you the maps here. you can see 101 is slow. 85 is slow. if you can somehow avoid 101

perhaps use monterey or el camino or 85 instead, that would be a better thing for you. right now, it's so slow. 101 is looking good on the peninsula. palo alto in mountain view. westbound 580 is slow getting into livermore, it gets better in dublin. southbound 680, concord to walnut creek. that's back understand at 242 as you -- backed up at 242 as you head south. 7:0. back to the desk. i'm sorry. we forgot the bay bridge. how can we forget that? that's backed up for a 25, 30- minute delay. now i can say back to the desk. investigators are looking into how another intruder got into a restricted area on the property of mineta san jose international airport. janine de la vega is live at mineta where after vane is an investigation is underway. >> reporter: good morning. well, congressman eric swalwell

is concerned, he's on the homeland security subcommittee for transportation security. he's been closely monitoring this airport because of the past four breaches. this makes number five in less than a year. this time it happened on the back side of the airport across from the stadium. a woman apparently scaled the fence. all morning long we've seen security patrols driving back and forth. they are on heightened alert. a woman managed to walk on the tarmac across the runway before she was spotted by a u.p.s. employee on the other side. officers found her near the southwest cargo area where u.p.s. has its operations. police say she was combative and refused to give her identity but they say she is young. congressman swalwell is calling on increased security, specifically technology, saying this airport and others are not doing enough to secure

perimeters. >> companies have technology that will alert airport officials the moment the perimeter is preached. they can distinguish distinguish human a human an animal. a pilot program, i believe should be taken plate across the country -- place across the country. >> reporter: police was arrested. they are still trying to figure out why she wanted to get on the tarmac and if she wanted to cause harm. they are already in review mode because of the past four breaches. they will be looking at the surveillance video. we've reached out to an airport spokeswoman. we're hoping to get comment from them later on this morning. tori? >> all right, janine de la vega live for us at mineta san jose. thank you. 7:0 5. a graduate student,

it's reported, allegedly put a poison into the water bottles of his lab mates last fall and reportedly two students became ill. the unnamed student has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to felony charges. a spokesperson calls it a sad and heartbreaking situation and says the affected students are receiving support from the university. 7:06. two recent cases of whooping cough in the east bay have one school district alerting parents. paul chambers joining us live in antioch to tell us about this new warning about a very contagious illness, paul? >> reporter: good morning, dave. of course, that illness is whooping cough. parents received notice it happened at two schools and got information about taking care of the illness. this is antioch unified's website. on the website there is a section on the front page that

talks about staying healthy. it explains whooping cough. there's been one days at deer valley and antioch high schools. we checked the websites front and center. a section called health information with the same link to the county. antioch superintendent says he's requesting an extra deep cleaning at both schools. they report a spike in cases last year since when there was more than 450 cases in coco county reported. there have been more than 80 cases. the department of health for california says everyone gets vaccinated. whooping kowfl starts like a cold and gets worse fast. the disease can spread easily with symptoms lasting for month. there will be a free clinic for students out here at deer valley later on this morning. if you want to get your child

checked out, you might want to go out there. dave? >> thank you. 7:07. kaiser permanente looking for people today to take part in a major study on autism spectrum disorders. researchers will collect genetic information from what they are calling trios. two biological parents and a child diagnosed with autism. kaiser is hoping to gather information from 5,000 member families. researchers say the goal create a resource for effective autism treatments. a wind whipped wildfire that prompted dozens of evacuations in southern california began as a controlled burn. the fire is burning in san bernardino county near victorville. the control burn was set yesterday. winds blew it out of control. fire frills say the fire burned so fast that about 25 homes had

to be evacuated dash. about 70 acres burned and the fire is now 30% contained. the san francisco housing market is so hot the median selling price for a home is nearly $1 million. real estate firm redfin says the medium price is february was $979,000. that's up 16% from a year ago. san jose is fast approaching the market with $942,000 and in oakland, the medium price is up but it's still less than $600,000. the real estate listing service says only 15% of homes in san francisco are within reach of middle-class buyers. i heard that san francisco could hit the mark by may. >> by may. >> prices go up a little bit in the spring as you get into the selling season. 7:09. we're trying to make san

francisco streets safer. it's a big deal this morning. the proposed changes for a tour bus company aimed at reducing distracted drivers. first it was indiana. now arkansas could face a firestorm over a religious freedom law. brian flores just coming into the studio and looking at the latest development including how wul mart, based in ar-- walmart, based in arkansas. good morning. the traffic -- i don't know how to say it, it's not good. it's not good on the san mateo bridge. it's not good on the dumbarton bridge. it's not good on the bay bridge. i will tell you one reason we think this is happening. skies are clear but the coldest lows we have seen in some time. it might be a sign of things to come here going forward. we'll talk about that and also what's in store for the weekend.

welcome back. the state of african saw now just -- arkansas one signature away from creating a religious freedom law. brian flores here in the studio with this last-minute push to get the governor, brian, to veto it. >> yeah, several bay area companies, even local governments have expressed disapproval of this bill being considered in indiana and just passed in arkansas yesterday. it still has to be signed by the governor of arkansas. all indications point it will be signed. known as the house bill 1228, it would prevent state and local governments on infringing on someone's beliefs without a compelling interest. this goes back to bill clinton signing the religious freedom restoration act. supporters of the blil say all it does -- bill say all it does

is show support but opponents say it will open up flood gates to allow discrimination. >> the issue is not i'm not for having the government or any entity force me as a business owner to do any particular item. >> this bill will permit people to be treated like strangers. >> walmart, which is based in arkansas, came out in opposition to the legislation. the company's ceo asked the governor to veto the bill saying it undermines the spirit of inclusion and does not preflecket the values we uphold in the state. libby schaaf is the latest in a series of california politicians and business leaders to ban city paid travel to indiana because of the religious freedom restoration act passed there. ed lee also panned city employees from traveling to

indiana on city business. many prayer firms have come out against this. san francisco's board of supervisors is set to vote on a proposed ordinance next week that would ban tour bus drivers from also narrating their own tours. the ordinance would require companies to a have a separate narrater on the bus in addition to the driver. it's part of the city's vision zeer dro plan which aims to eliminate traffic related deaths within the next nine years. the goal is to cut back on distracted driving. >> it's important that tour bus companies that are profiting by showing off our beautiful city commit to hiring two staff members, one to narrate and one to drive. >> while some companies already

have separate narraters others can't afford to and plan to fight the ordinance they say would put them out of business. people attending sales force's huge annual tech conference in san francisco can now skip a hotel and rent a room on the high seas. it's called the dreamboat. sales force chartered the luxly cruise ship as a lodging option for attendees of the dream force conference. people can stay on the ship for four nights. the rooms look like some of these pictures here and costs between $250 and $850 a night with 135,000 registered attendees for dream force. it's often difficult to find a hotel in the city. it will be docked at pier 37. it's near the terminal and it will cut down on traffic and make things easier for people. >> not a bad way to sail along. >> exactly.

hey, sal, we've got problems. you -- you sound a little frustrated with what's happening on the bridges. >> it's a little bit of slow traffic across the bridges, dave, tori. that's partially because of some wind but mostly because of slow traffic and one of the reasons that we are seeing, for example -- we'll talk about the san mateo bridge in a moment. but at the bay bridge, we had an earlier accident at the metering lights. a lot of little things have contributed to a backup. we were thinking this week would be lighter because of spring break and maybe that's next week. san mateo bridge is also very slow. it was a little windy on that span as someone reported to me. someone just sent me a tweet saying it's pretty windy. that could be the reason traffic is slowing. i happen to think there are a lot of people heading to 101. 508 is better than it normally

is. you can see slow traffic. 680 better than it normally is out of dublin to fremont. 101 continues to be slow after an earlier crash. 280 and 85 are better options for you. today's weather with steve. >> thank you. cold this morning. high temperatures will be close to average. a lot of clouds. keep temperatures really in the upper 60s for many to near 70 degrees. before i get started here, colleen in san mateo, she watches, happy birthday. a good friend of my personal fashion consultant gary and that's good enough for me. [ applause ] >> gary says why are you wearing that tie? 12/100ths in san francisco for march. 4% of normal.

that's it. 4%. that's it. good news? yes. it looks like april will be wet. colder lows, breezy today but not as bad as yesterday. it sure looks like it's coming together. a colder system on monday and tuesday. 30s, fairfield is in there. napa is in there. upper 30s and 40s. there were a lot of 30s up in lake county. i know 31 at cobb and 37 in middletown. 36 up at la honda as well on the peninsula and 39 boulder creek, santa cruz mountains the a lot of the cloud cover taking aim. 18 up in truckee. 39 up in arcata. cool air mass in place. this could -- this is a cold unsettled pattern. i do think that's the leading edge of what's on its way for us. want to show you the system, this is the ex -- this is the extended outlook. sunday, swing in the rain and then swinging in out of the gulf of alaska monday and

tuesday. that's not something we've seen. that's like the old days. not as bad. 60s, mid-60s. this is 62 to 68 or 69. that's where we should be on the temps. a couple of very low 70s but a lot of low 60s in areas that were in the 80s a couple of days ago. 60s on the coast, on the peninsula and i think you better get used to these. it will be darned cold next week. easter. >> okay. >> going with it. >> it's a good thing. that would be great for the season and, we've had so much dry, warm weather. >> better late than never. >> it's my brother's birthday today, too. >> happy birthday, brother. >> my little brother. new this morning, a person was critically injured in a house fire in oakland. firefighters received and emergency call before 5:00 this morning from a home and when crews arrived they found smoke

coming from the chimney. firefighters rushed inside and found an injured person in the bedroom. the individual was taken to highland hospital in critical condition. no word on what started that fire. we had a little earthquake, i mean a real little one. about a magnitude 2 in san pablo. >> okay. testing technology, coming up in 25 minutes, pam cook will show us why the east bay, you could be in the driver's seat when it comes to the future of driverless cars. it threw me across the room into my closet. >> up next, a close call for a young boy lucky to be alive after a pickup truck smashed right into his bedroom. we'll hear his incredible storyst story in his -- stoish in his own words.

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7:24. take a look at this. an 11-year-old boy in the north bay is lucky to be alive. police say a man drove his pickup truck right through the wall of the boy's bedroom. >> this is just incredible. >> it really is. >> the truck hit the little boy, sebts him flying a -- sent him flying across the room. he's okay and is now sharing his story. >> claudine wong spoke with the boy and his parents and learned the driver accused of crashing into their home is behind bars facing hit-and-run and drug

charges. >> well, there was a wall right here and then my bed was right here and then over here -- >> reporter: this 11-year-old doesn't remember much of his incredible ordeal. it was monday morning. >> i was sound asleep at -- it was like 4:00 in the morning and then all of a sudden, i woke up in my closet. >> you don't remember anything? >> no. >> reporter: he doesn't remember a truck crashing through. >> threw me across the room. >> reporter: he doesn't remember that. >> my shoulder went through that and i hid my head. >> reporter: what he remembers is waking up unhurt in the closet. >> i turned around and there's these headlights. i started to walk to the door and i opened it. and my mom was right there. >> reporter: his some said that's a pretty accurate description. >> i just thought that i was grateful that he was alive and that there was -- there was an

angel. the way his room looked,er thought there's no -- the way his room looked, i thought there's no way he's walking out. >> reporter: the family is shaken up trying to explain all of this to family and friends. >> yeah. he sleeps right on the wall. >> i was pretty traumatized. >> my books are right here. >> reporter: he's okay and his 2-year-old brother asleep in the next room also want hurt. >> a power greater than ourself. that's for sure. >> mr. bob, i got hit by a car at 4:00 a.m. >> reporter: he's without a doubt charming and easy-going but his parents say the crash left its mark taking away his sense of safety and they are determined to get it back. >> reporter: he has a few ideas of his own. >> maybe my bed would go right here. >> just not over there.

>> reporter: in santa rosa, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> very, very lucky little boy. >> just when you thought it couldn't get more bizarre, another e-mail from the person claiming to be the ringleader in the kidnapping saga. >> reporter: we'll live where a brand-new coliseum is one step closer to reality. we'll tell you what the obstacles it faces and what that has to do with the oakland raiders. good morning. the golden gate bridge looks good heading south. we'll tell you more about the commute on 101. temperatures will be near average but going forward could be very cold over the next five, seven days, compared to where we've been. we'll talk about it.

the golden gate bridge heading south. we don't have a spider. traffic getting into san francisco is okay. now, let's go back to you at the anchor desk. >> what's on your shoulder?

[laughter] >> a spider! >> nothing is on my shoulder. [laughter] >> these people -- i'm gonna -- let me tell you something, i'm gonna look forward to this day being over. ty. i'm sure my daughter is getting a lot of pleasure out of this. >> april fools. >> spider made it to sal's shoulder. magic of television. it's wednesday, april 1st. april fools' day. >> i'm dave clark. steve is not fooling. this weather should be changing. things are looking promising. it's just cold this morning for many. we have aways to go. the seven-day outlook was very wet for northern california. we'll see. it's beautiful. it's brisk. chilly lows. 33 up at la honda, thank you, matt, so cold the dogs would

not go outside. chilly, breezy. 36 napa airport, fairfield, 39. 40s. santa rosa is down to 41. walnut creek at 42. you thought spring was here and it was going to be warm into the summer, didn't you? well, we have a big change. system going right town the coast might give a little bit of rain. 18 truckee. south lake tahoe, 23. blue canyon, 37. they are 58 two days ago. cold, very unsettled pattern up in the pacific northwest. some of that is beginning to sneak down. we haveaways to go. let's hope it comes together. breezy, cool, it will be sunny and then we'll get partly cloudies in the afternoon. 60s and 70s. everyone is picking on you this morning, sal. >> it's okay. it comes once a year. i'm not believing any of the tweets either. some people have been tweeting unusual things. >> on twitter? no.

>> a grain of salt is the word of the day. i will not joke around on this traffic report, there are legitimate slow traffic spots out there. let's take a look now at the toll plaza and some areas where we're starting. been getting better. i'm not kidding around about this. the traffic is going to be busy as you drive up to the toll plaza. there are no major problems getting into the city. we're looking at 880. so far it looks good into downtown oakland. 580 is looking good. we're hoping to get better traffic as we get closer to the end of the week. at i look at the freeways here -- as i look at the freeways here, southbound 880 getting down to fremont, it looks a touch better. northbound 101 traffic is slow on 101 as you drive toward the san jose airport. we had earlier accidents to blame. 85 and 280 are very slow. i can't think of a better way to get into the valley. just have to stick with the slow traffic. the time, 7:33. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. you are a good sport.

breaking news out of san pablo. dave mentioned this a couple of minutes ago, about 20 minutes ago, a small earthquake hit the area. it registered a 2-point-- 2.7. some say they felt light shaking. there have been no reports of damage or injuries. if you did feel it, let us know by tweeting us or going to our facebook page. the city of oakland may soon say bye-bye to the coliseum and hello to coliseum city. oakland city leaders now setting the stage for a brand- new said stadium for three teams and homes and stores. tara moriarty is outside the coliseum. it's not a done deal yet. there's big obstacles to this, tara. >> reporter: that's right. you know, fans are saying build it and they will come. but critics.

proposal say what if we build it and everyone is gone. so far only the raiders have shown a mild interest in this project. we know that the as haven't shown any enthusiasm for the proposal. warriors are building a new arena in san francisco. last night, the proposal came one step closer to reality, though. the oakland city council passed several environmental and planning measures that clear the way for the massive project. the land is now rezoned to allow for the construction of new homes for football, baseball and basketball. plans also call for housing, shopping and office space development. >> we heard about it. we think that's a great idea. oakland normally lags behind in doing things. but they do have that on the table. i think it's great. >> reporter: now the bad news, tax payers are still paying for nearly $100 million in renovations made to the coliseum when the teams

returned from allergy a. -- from l.a. in the '90s. live from oakland, i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> thank you. 7:35. well, new developments in the alleged kidnapping case in vallejo. we've been telling you about it. according to the chronicle, another strange e-mail was sent yesterday to the lawyers representing denise huskins and aaron quinn. in the e-mail, the author called off an ultimatum for the police to apologize for saying the incident was a hoax. they said the ultimatum was wrong and said we will not attempt any further damage or harm. this all started back on march 23rd when huskins's boyfriend called the police and reported she was kidnapped for ransom. two days later, she turned up unharmed at her father's house in huntington beach. that's when police said they thought the whole incident was a hoax. people who live in the neighborhood where the alleged kidnapping occurred now say

they don't know what to believe. >> we are worried because maybe we have a criminal around here. >> well, neither the police or the fbi are commenting on the case right now. the sent -- the sender of the e-mail said it worn the last one for at least several months. kids club preschool in antioch is the largest state- funded preschool in:00 -- in in contra costa county. now, the school leases space from the antion unified school district but they haven't been able to negotiate a new contract. at this point, the school is scheduled to close on june 1st. now, school leaders say overall academic success is improved by early learning programs. parents and supporters want to keep the pressure on the school district to come up with a new

lease. they are gonna start with a meeting at the school cafeteria at 5:00 tonight. 7:37. now to the latest developments in the crash of the germanwings plane inspect french alps. two european publications report a cell phone was found in the wreckage. they say it shows shaky video of the final seconds of the crash from inside the plane. the report says people can be heard screaming oh, my god in saferl different -- several different languages. but french police say those reports are incorrect. they say cell phones have been found but have not been examined and lufthansa says it new the copilot had suffered from depression. they found e-mails from him telling the flight school he suffered a previous episode of depression. prosecutors say he deliberately

locked the pilot out of the cockpit before crash, the plane last week killing everyone on board. new information this morning about the death of 47- year-old andrew geddy. a medical examiner believes andrew geddy died from an accident or natural causes. a law enforcement source says he was found in the bathroom of his hollywood hills estate yesterday and that he suffered from some kind of blunt force trauma. however, the l.a. times reports it's not clear if the injury was caused by a fall or by something else. the coroner is telling tmz that geddy did not been feeling well and he scheduled a interest's appointment for -- a doctor's appointment for today. >> it's too early in the investigation. the coroner is here. we're waiting for search warrants to go in and examine the body. >> andrew was one of four sons of san francisco

philanthropists. the family released a statement confirming his death. they are asking for privacy as they mourn his loss. the fortune is estimated at $5 billion. 7:389. secretary of state john kerry -- 7:39. secretary of state john kerry and diplomats are holding nuclear negotiations. the self-imposed deadline to work out a framework was midnight yesterday. but negotiators decided to keep talking saying they were close to a deal. if the group is able to come up with an outline of an agreement they will have until june 30th to iron out the details. iraqi soldiers are celebrating the recapture of tikrit. the soldiers replaced the black and white isis flag with the iraqi flag. iraqi forces launched the operation to recapture tikrit

on march 2nd. the u.s. launched airstrikes on isis targets in the city at the request of the iraqi government. tikrit was seized by isis militants last summer. there will be another know survey in the sierra and governor jerry brown will be there in person to draw attention to the drought. this is video from the snow survey. shows readings showed that the water content is just 8% of the average. the snowpack is normally at its peak by april 1st. last week, governor brown signed emergency legislation to fast track more than $1 billion for drought relief. 7:41. there's been yet another security breach at san jose's airport. the fifth in just one year. how a woman managed to make it on the runway. a test of technology could shape the future of driverless cars. up next, the stretch of land in the east bay that may soon become known as silicon valley north. we're looking at the

morning commute and it is going to be slow in many areas as you drive on 280 in san jose. people avoiding 101 are crowding this freeway. it's going to be a nice day. it's rather cold this morning. coldest lows we've seen in a while. maybe that's something you might want to get used to for april. there are signs. we'll talk about it. bulldog: mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities.

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>> no april fools' joke. we're getting closer to the joke. you can get work done while your car was the -- while your car does the driving. the city of concord and the transportation authority are establishing what they are calling a test site for the driverless technology. honda and mercedes already testing cars there. >> we think one fatality is one too many. and we want to eliminate that all together. automated driving technologies will be key to enabling that level of safety. >> most companies have research and development labs in the silicon valley and say this the perfect place to test out the

technology because it's set up like a grid but without the city traffic. many hope this will help solve some of the distracted driving problems. if you are not paying attention and don't see the traffic ahead of you has slowed down, your car will hit the brake for you. >> i like that, pam. thank you. 7:46. well, new this morning, google today officially will take over the former site of moffett airfield. they signed a 60-year site. google will restore the world war ii era hangars and use them for various projects for aviation, space travel, eem robotics. they also plan a museum or educational facility. that's will continue to operate the aims research center at moffett field. there's new evidence that efforts to stem gun violence in toekd may be working.

shot spotter uses audio equipment and can pinpoint where gunshots are fired. oakland is one of the cities using that technology and last year, it saw a 26% drop in gunfire rates. alerts from the shot spotter go directly to patrol officers even before 911 calls come in. police say that may be the reason behind the decline. on average, cities that use their technology, they say a 28% drop in gunfire. another stat from the company, this shows the most dangerous hour of the week is between 2:00 and 3:00 friday morning. tori. >> friday morning. that's interesting. >> 2:00, 3:00. >> all right. of it is 7:47. want -- it's 7:47. sal, you've been a pretty good

sport. you've gotten picked on a little bit this april fools' morning. >> that's okay. it's only one day a year. i'm still hoping that that will be it. >> another hour to go. >> this is when i -- when i came in, they had me photo shop into dodger gear. i just smiled and said yeah, okay. i got you. >> have such a nice smile. you are a good sport. >> thank you. that would never happen. >> it could never happen. >> i don't look good in blue. >> you do. i think you do. >> let's go out. i'm not gonna give you jokes on your traffic. the traffic is moving slowly. on the eastshore freeway, it's taking 35 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, we have a large backup there of about 25, 20

minutes. it's improved a little bit but not that much. looking at concord, southbound 680 slow traffic as you head down to the danville area. we had earlier problems there. the traffic will be busy as you drive through. there are no major problems on westbound 24. as he we -- as we look at westbound 80, the traffic has cleared up. there's hope for the commute. some of these commutes are beginning to get better. let's go to steve in the weather center. >> we do have a beautiful morning here. it's rather cold compared to what we've been experiencing. it looks like that might be a theme here going forward. nice out there. it will be an okay day. upper 60s, 70s. these are normal temps. we've been so far above i guess it makes sense. we get a chance finally. rainfall was just awful for san francisco in march.

only 12/100ths. tomorrow morning could be colder. it will be breezy today but not as bad as yesterday. everything is saying it looks like clouds and maybe rain on sunday. maybe april will give us a little built of hope. 30s for napa, fairfield in there. 33 in la honda. cobb county, mountain view. there are some clouds taking aim at us. no big deal. more mostly cloudies to the north. cain cape mendocino to the north. 45 sacramento and monterey at 47. south lake tahoe, 23. blue canyon, 37. two days ago they were 58 degrees. the cool air has made it. all sorts of reports of hail in

poerl. i to think this is kind of a trend of what will maic -- will make it here. so maybe things are finally changing after 13 months in a row of above normal temperatures we're long overdue. breers, cool, 60s, 70s. 366 -- 36 in clearlake. there will be a lot of upper 60s or lower 70s including antioch, brentwood, oerkly out to discovery pay -- oakley discovery bay. 60s on the coast, even in the city and on the peninsula, so it's a cool pattern. warmer thursday, friday, increasing clouds saturday. you know, i will do my best to hold off any rain until sunday afternoon and evening. some of the highs for next monday and tuesday could be about 56.

>> whoa. >> the highs. >> that's surprising. still four, five days away. >> we'll be prepared. thank you. >> thank you. 7:51. we saw what happened in indiana. well, will another state cause a controversy over religious freedom? the major retailer already speaking out against the state's controversial legislation. making shopping easier. the new device that allows you to buy a device with just the push of a button.

smokers will have a tougher time lighting up in santa rosa. a councilwoman declared this a nuisance. the marathon hearing lasted eight and a half hour hours. she says they passed ledge lacts banning smoking cigarettes an e-cigarettes in public places and multifamily housing. this morning, santa clara county's winter shelt hers for the -- shelters for the home also closed the doors for the season. now several hundred people who despend -- who depended on the shelter won't have a place to stay. they don't know where they will go. the mayor is looking at new options for those who don't have a place to stay. shoppers in 13 bay area

cities will pay higher sales tax starting today. in albany, hayward, union city, san leandro, el cerrito, the sales tax goes up to 10%. it could hit that level in some other cities soon. state lawmakers are considering a plan to give cities and countying more leeway in asking voters for sales tax hikes. all of the money does not go to the city. it's a combination of taxes. amazon is making it easier for shoppers to always have their favorite house hold items on hand. there's a button that has the name of a product. when users press the button, it uses wi-fi to connect with an amazon account and automatically orders that specific item. you have half an hour to cancel the order. darn is available only to -- is available only to amazon prime members who request it.

and i guess they can send a text to your phone, saying, are you sure you want to order this in case a kid pushes the button. >> i think it's a great idea. just push a button. still ahead, there is a health alert in the east bay for teachers and students at two high schools. after the break, the highly contagious illness that's raising serious concerns. we're live at the san jose airport where there's been a fifth security breach that's happened here in less than a year. we'll tell you what police are saying and how airport officials are responding. good morning. we'll looking at the san francisco commute and northbound 101 is a little busy as you approach the 80 split. we'll tell you where it begins to slow and take a look at the bay bridge. that's straight ahead. a lot of sunshine today. just rather brisk this morning. colder weather but what about changes for the weekend? looks like they are in store. we'll talk more about that --

coming up. very serious questions raised at mineta san jose airport now that a filth person reached the airport security. we're out there live this

morning. janine de la vega is at the airport now. we're watching this plane land. coming up in three minutes, janine will tell us how the latest intruder made it all the way onto the runway, and what the airport is doing as a reaction to what happened last night. stay tuned. good morning. thank you for joining us here on "mornings on 2." wednesday, april 1st. i'm dave clark. steve a new month. >> yes. it will be beautiful today at least for a while. it's noticeably colder. colder than we had in many winter morning. mostly sunny. it will be partly cloudy later on. weak system will drag across us here. 30s, 40s on many of these lows. coldest lows in a long, long time. mostly sunny, partly cloudy to the north. breezy, 39 fairfield, 39 napa. napa airport made it to 35. i think livermore made it to 41. there were a lot of 30s on the

peninsula i know that especially up along skyline in the santa cruz mountains and up into lake county. seem clouds taking aim. a little bit of activity may pop up along the mendocino coast. 18 truckee. 25 south lake tahoe. finally getting some colder lows up there. a lot of activity, cold pattern up in the pacific northwest. there are hints that may visit us but not until sunday monday. until then, it will be nice. not as windy as yesterday. some areas a little more of a gust. these are near normal for this time of year upper scirkt -- 60s. all right, sal, things getting better. a little better. as we look at the commute in san francisco, there was an earlier accident on northbound 101, actually on the 80 split getting out to the lower deck of the bay bridge. they got that out of the way so all lanes are open. so traffic is backing up from the old candlestick exit.

it will stay that way until -- it will even out if there are no more accidents. it should clear up since this is typically the noncommute direction for a lot of people. but we'll see. at the bay bridge toll plaza, 15, 20-minute delay. westbound highway 4 as you head to concord, 680, it's backed up, big time for 24 -- 242 to walnut creek. we've seen some improvement on 580, slow through livermore but it does get better. 680 looks good out of pleasanton. traffic is backed up to sunnyvale. it will stay that way for the rest of the morning commute. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. more details on the breaking news out of san pablo. we foifrt told you about it 30 minutes ago. more people are reporting they felt the earthquake that hit san pablo just after 7:00 this

morning. there have been 84 respoegeses from -- responses from 14 zip codes. people in concord, marin county, north berkeley and el sobrante are reporting they felt like shaking. no reports of damages or injuries. if you felt it, tweet us or go to our facebook page. one person on our facebook page told us that the shaking actually woke them up. investigators are looking into how another intruder entered a restricted area near a runway at mineta san jose airport. janine de la vega is live at the airport where an investigation is underway into the fifth security breach there in less than an a -- less than a year. hard to believe. >> reporter: i just spoke with some authorities. sheriff's deputies say they still don't know the name of the woman who was arrested for this security breach. she wouldn't give her name or date of birth. she's looked into the jail as a jane doe. police tell us that she

apparently scaled the fence here on the back side of the airport. you can see the fence height here changes. it's higher about 10 feet on other side and then lower to the section adjacent to it. there's barbed wire that the faa says meets requirements. we've seen security patrols driving back and forth. they are on heightened alert. police say a woman managed to walk onto the tarmac and actually cross the runway before she was spotted by a u.p.s. employee on the other side. officers found her near where u.p.s. has its operations. police say she was combative and had to be subdued. eric swalwell wants the airport to upgrade its technology. >> i'm troubled that there is another breach at san jose airport. i know of no airport that in the last year has had more breaches, you know, we should be encouraged that this person

was stopped before anyone could be harmed but i still believe we have to have technology in place at the airports that alert security officials at the moment of the breach. >> reporter: swalwell would like to see a perimeter breach notification system installed at the airport which is technology that can immediately detect a person or animal. they are reviewing security procedures to see what happened and what can be improved. the woman was arrested for trespassing and resisting arrest. it's unknown why she wanted to get into the restricted ardia or if she -- area or if she wanted to cause harm. this will be investigated thoroughly in the coming days. >> thank you. and also new this morning, a person was critically injured in a house fire in oakland. firefighters received an emergency call just before 5:00 this morning from a home near mountain boulevard. when crews arrived they found

smoke coming from the chimney. firefighters rushed inside and found an injured person in the bedroom. the individual was taken to highland hospital. no word on what started the fire. a warning this morning for parents in antioch after two recent cases of whooping cough. paul chambers joining us live so what's the school district saying. >> reporter: i would say i just spoke with the school official and they say they learned about the whooping cough incident on monday and they took immediate action. in is some of the immediate action they took on their website. there is a section front and center. it talks about staying healthy in order to stay in school. there's a link to the health services site explaining whooping cough. official says there was one at deer valley and antioch high schools. we checked with the health information with the same site talking about the illness.

earlier, the superintendent ordered all class classrooms to get an additional cleaning. so far this year, there have been more than 81 cases reported. the california department of health recommends everyone get vaccinated. it starts like a cold and gets worse. the disease can spread with sim times sometimes lasting more than a month. the good news, it's treatable. more at noon. >> thank you. 8:07. well, san francisco's board of supervisors due to vote on a proposed ordinance next week that would ban tour bus drivers from narrating their own tours. now, this will require companies to have a separate narrater on the bus in addition to that driver. as part of the vision zero plan, aiming to eliminate

traffic related deaths within nine years. the goal is to cut back on distracted driving. >> it's important to show off our beautiful city. >> while some companies have separate narraters, others can't afford it. they plan to fight it and say it will put them out of business. if the proposal passes next week, supporters plan to take it statewide. the san francisco housing market is so hot, the medium selling price for homes is nearly $1 million. real estate firm red fin says the medium price is in february was $979,000. that's up 16% from a year ago. san jose is fast approaching with $9642,000. and in oakland -- the 42,000 and in oakland, the -- 942,000

and in oakland, 600, 000. 8:08. on this april fools' day, some companies are showing yeah, they've got a sense of humor. >> if i need a ride somewhere, i want it to be from someone i can trust. >> these drivers have to undergo massive amounts of testing. >> groupon says after all of the controversy surrounding uber they've launched gruber. it's an app that lets you order a car driven by a friendly feline. they say all of the drivers are spayed or neutered. it's a burger dock. they hold your burger and drink conveniently within the reach of your mouth. so it frees up your hands so you can still text, type and dial while you eat.

>> so attractive. stuffing your face. >> i'm in. >> very cute. well, a new stadium for the as and raiders, one step closer to becoming a reality. the major obstacles the city just removed to build coliseum city. is it a religious freedom bill oral a way to -- or a way to discriminate? if you are marin-bound trying to get to highway 101 right now there is a little bit of a backup at the richmond bridge toll plaza. we'll check this out and check out the other bridges for you coming up. it's going to be a lovely day but there is a little chill here on this first of april. we'll talk about maybe below normal temperatures not only today but early next week. more on that coming up.

welcome back to "mornings on 2." 8:13. first it was indiana. now lawmakers in another state have just approved a religious freedom bill that critics say discriminates against gays and lesbians. brian flores, there is a firestorm over this and how is the prayer affected? >> yeah, there -- brave affected? >> yeah, there is.

it still has to be signed by the governor of arkansas. it appears he . -- he will sign it. the bill would prevent those to infringe on religious beliefs without a compelling interest. this premise goes back to when bill clinton signled the religious freedom restoration act trying to pro-- protect those actions that could be taken bib the federal government. opponents say opens this flood gates to discriminate against gay and lesbian customers. but supporters including arcan saw's governor insis that won't -- arkansas's governor insist that won't happen. >> it tries to maintain the balance. it's a balance we always try to achieve. this bill tries to do that. >> many companies not happy about it. one of them walmart based in arcan saw. it came out -- arcan saw. it came -- arkansas.

the ceo came out asking this to be vetoed. libby schaaf is the latest politicianition lead -- polititian leader to ban travel for business there. ed lee is also banning travel there. mike pence says the law was not intended to legalize discrimination and has asked lawmakers in his state to clarify the legislation by the end of the week. now, jeb bush who arrive in the bay area today for a series of fund-raisers says he supports indiana's religious freedom law but many bay area high-tech firms have come out against this including twitter, yelp, square, apple and sales force. we're expected to hear from arkansas's governor about an hour from now. we'll keep you updated. >> thank you.

8:15. singer/songwriter joni mitchell is in the intensive care units of a los angeles hospital. >> ♪ you don't know what you got until it's gone ♪ >> she was well known for her folk songs, including big yellow taxi. a statement on her website said she was found unconscious at her home yesterday. she regained conscious nbc as she was taken to taken-- up conscious at her home in los angeles. she was taken to the hospital and regained consciousness. in december she said she had a rare skin condition that prevents her from performing. sal, you are watching 880 and everything else. >> yeah. it's slow there. i wish it was a joke. no joke. northbound 880 is going to be slowing down. we were hoping that this week

we would get a little bit of a break with a traffic because it is spring break for for a lot of people. the easter holiday is at the beginning of next week. usually around this time, we get some days that are lighter than usual. there's still hope for that. right now, 880 northbound is slow up to 23rd in oakland. when up get to the bay bridge toll plaza, that's backed up for a 15-minute delay, 15, 20 minutes. we've seen some improvement. the worse commute in the bay area is in the silicon valley. northbound 101 never recovered after that much earlier crash near 880. that's been slow all the way up to mountain view. 785 and 280 are still very slow so this is the worst day so far this week for that commute and here it is. you can see drive drawn a line on the bad freeway. northbound 101. let me get rid of it for you. the red sensors are showing stop-and-traffic traffic everywhere. let's go to steve. >> sal, you don't want to be a fool in the rain.

♪ >> i love led zeppelin. you know that. excuse me while i play some air drums. >> thank you, sir. [laughter] >> very well done. we have -- i still want the fool for the city by fog hat. can you give that to me later, fell le -- fellows. breeze, calm. it will be a beautiful day. higher clouds moving in. rain sunday. looking better and better and better. i was out there on a limb way out there. it's looking better. a couple of days ago we talked about one forecast model, the canadian model called the global touched on this about four, five days ago. i mentioned it. now they are all coming in sync. let's hope it holds. i know i'm getting way ahead of myself. maybe in the 50s.

the highs. 35 this morning, napa airport. 39 now. 31 at cobb mountain. up in middletown, 33 in la hon dawn this morning -- la honda this morning. if you thought it was cold, it was. boulder creek is 39. system is sliding down. might produce a few showers. has not moved onshore. we'll have a highlight of nine but not only cooler to colder for us but finally in the mountains as well. 20 in truck e. see the higher clouds drifting across. the cold unstable air out in the pacific northwest will drift farther and farther south. you can see some of that cloud cover inching toward us. a little breezy, cool. mostly sunny in the morning then partly cloudy in the afternoon. the breeze is favoring higher elevations where it's stronger. inland it's calmed down from

yesterday. 60s on the temps to 70. normal is 62, 69. we're finally, finally seeing temperatures that are getting close to where they should be. we've been above for the longest time. last weekend, 80 to near 90. i will tell you, it's gonna be a whole different ballgame. >> 60s and 70s for a few but a lot of 60s on the coast. 43 in daly city. that's pretty cold for the coast on april 1st and it's going to be nice next couple of days. and then increasing clouds saturday. i think a cold rain moves in sunday, monday, tuesday. >> real interesting. i know we're doing a know survey today. you think any more surveys will change? >> if everything comes in as teared, there will be snow -- advertised there will be snow in the sierra. the seven-day outlook, i put 2 something near the red get --

red feather canyon -- >> okay. >> thank you. >> you bet. police in palo alto now say they know the motive behind a murder-suicide back in march at an apartment complex of senior citizens. on march 19th, 69-year-old mark miller shot and killed 70-year- old vincent. the apartment complex manager killed himself. investigators say miller believed collins was stealing from him. he called and said he was going into his apartment and stole his belongings. collins said he never went into any apartment without any permission. and police never fowrnd any evidence -- found any evidence to back up the flames

allegations. new developments in the germanwings plane crash disaster. what a video found on a cell phone in that wreckage is said to show. around here, we're all about fast. that's why xfinity is perfect for me. with millions of wifi hotspots all over the place including one right here at the shop now we can stream all things fast and furious. you've done it again, carlos! with the fastest in-home wifi and millions of hotspots xfinity is perfect for people who love fast. don't miss furious 7 in theaters april 3rd.

welcome back. 8:24. secretary of state john kerry and diplomats from five other world powers plus iran, they are still holding nuclear negotiations. now, the deadline to work out a framework to limit iran's

nuclear activities that was midnight yesterday. but they are gonna keep talking, saying they are close to a deal. if they can work out an outline of an agreement they will have until june 30th to work out the details. good afternoon dwfe -- [ sound of gunfire ] >> iraqis celebrating tikrit. they replaced the black and white isis flag with the iraqi flag. the u.s. launched strikes on isis targets in the -- last week at the request of the iraqi government. tikrit was sized by isis militants last summer. airline executives paid tribute to the victims killed in that intention am crash of a germanwings plane in the french alps. they laid this wreath at the

crash site. german prosecutors also went out to visit the site today as well. police say all remains have now been removed. but it will take months to identify they. two european publications are reporting a cell phone was found in the wreckage showing the final seconds of the crash. french police say cell phones have been found but they have not been examined as yet. lufthansa says it knew the copilot of that plane suffered from depression. the airline says it found e- mails sent by him back in 2009 telling the airlines flight school he had suffered a previous episode of severe depression. the airline said he later passed all of the medical tests. prosecutors say he deliberately locked the pilot out of the cockpit before crashing that plane last week killing everybody on board. back here at home, there's new information this morning about the death of 47-year-old

andrew getty an heir to the getty oil fortune. the medical examiner in los angeles believes he died from an accident or natural causes. a law enforcement source says he was found in the bathroom of his hollywood hills eskate yesterday. he suffer -- estate yesterday. he suffered from some kind of blunt force trauma. but the l.a. times reports it's not clear if the injury was caused by a fall or something else. the coroner told tmz getty said he hadn't been feeling well recently and even scheduled a doctor's appointment for today. >> it's too early in the investigation. the coroner is here. we're waiting for search warrants to go in and examine the body. >> getty was one of four sons of fill lan philanthropists of the family. the getty family confirmed his death. they are asking for privacy as they mourn his loss.

the getty fortune is estimated at $5 billion. your time is 8:27. testing technology. coming up after the break, pam cook will show us why the east bay, you could be in the driver's seat when it comes to determining the future of those driverless cars. >> reporter: we're live in oakland where the city will son try to woo the oakland raiders to stay in the east bay. we'll tell you about a new plan for coliseum city and what obstacles may lie in its path. good morning. we're looking at the east bay commute and checking out highway 24. up can see -- you can see some slowing on the way to walnut creek and oakland. we'll tell you more about the east bay commute. so cold for some this morning, we'll talk about a beautiful day. bick changes for the weekend.

welcome back. it's an1st. happy april fools' day. >> thank you. let's check in on weather and traffic. no joke, there will be rain in the forecast. >> sure looks like it sunday/monday. a couple of days away. ease into it. iron out the details. today will be nice. higher clouds streaming in. it was cold this morning. coldest lows we've had in a long time. i've heard from a lot of of you from not only lake county to the santa cruz mountains. peninsula, napa, 39. te made it to 35 and i think -- they made it to 35 and i think tomorrow could be colder as we

settle in. the breeze has tailed off. there is still a component but nothing like yesterday. higherrervations, coast -- higher elevations stronger. it will drag across. that will get the breeze going on. most of this is going down the coast. there could be a few isolated showers. north coast. had teens for truckee. 14 sacramento, 47 monterey. those are cool lows. a little bit of a high doud check zooming in -- high cloud deck zooming in. until then a lot of sunshine. windy, mainly in the higher el vague -- elevations. sal, you've had a busy morning. things improving here? >> some improvement but some are not. some commutes are still kind of mired in that slow traffic. let's begin with a look at the commute on san jose's freeways. northbound 101 is backed up from yerba buena solid up to

mountain view. a couple of spots where it gets better than others. but most of it is well below the speed limit. we had an accident near oakland road. that's gone. that's never cleared up. 85 cleared up northbound getting up to cupertino. 280 is still slow and 880 is very slow as it turns in from 17 to 880 and you get to the airport. if you are going that way, please give yourself extra time. the peninsula traffic is just moderate and anyone we're looking at marin because southbound 101. let's go to some live pictures again. this is the macarthur maze. you can see traffic is slow coming around the curve to the bay bridge toll plaza. there's been some improvement here at the toll plaza. a little bit in some of the rains, it's still slow for 10, 25 minute -- lanes, it's still slow before 10, 25 minutes. oakland city council has

big plans to build a sports compreks where the arena is -- complex where the arena is now. tara moriarty is live and says supporters of the plan still face an uphill battle. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. yeah. fans say build it and they will come. but what if it gets built and there are no teams here? only the raiders so far have shown a mild interest in this new coliseum city. last night, the proposal came one step closer to reality. the oakland city council passing several environmental and planning mercks that clear the way for -- measures that clear the way for the project. fans want it built. >> i still think the raiders are a little bit interested in

it. if it can be done, yes. >> reporter: what do you think it will take for them to stay? >> i think they should build it first and foremost. whether they stay depend upon them. they have the report. we have the money. what's the problem? >> reporter: well, the bad news. tax payers are still paying for nearly $100 million in renovations made to the coliseum when the team returned from l.a. in the '90s. and where would another $100 million needed come from? we were hoping to speak to the mayor. we were unable to get ahold of her. hopefully she'll comment stand we'll let you know what she has to say. back to you. >> thank you. 8:35. this morning we're learning about more strange messages from someone claiming document the ringleader behind the kidnapping story in vallejo. according to the chronicle an e- mail was sent to attorneys

representing denise huskins and her boyfriend, aaron quinn. in it, the author called off an ultimatum for police to apologize for calling this a hoax. the e-mailer said we will not attempt any further damage or harm. it all started on march 23rd when huskins's boyfriend called police to report she had been kidnapped for ransom. two days later, she turned up unharmed at her father's house. that's when police believe the whole incident was a hoax. people who live in the neighborhood where the alleged kidnapping happen don't know what to believe. >> we are worried because maybe we have criminals around here. >> police and the fbi are not commenting on the case. the sender said yesterday's message would be the last for at least several months. the mayor of richmond launching a one-man campaign to

improve the image of his city. tom butt was elected mayor last month. according to the mesh -- america rib news he's asking local businesses to donate $100,000 to help carry out his plane about what's right for businesses and families, including having access to two freeways and plenty of manufacturing sites. he hopes -- the driverless car may be closer than you think. pam cook is in the studio now with the technology. pam it's being tested in our backyard. >> i'm thinking we could get extra sleep. the driverless car is being tested in the bay area. the hope is that the roads will be safer because of them. now, the sit of concord and --

city of concord and the authority are establishing a test site for the driverless cars. now it's at the former naval station set to be the perfect spot. honda alreadiest iting cars there and says -- already testing cars there. and it will build upon the dig dig -- technology out there. >> you see cruise control that will keep you on the highway a safe distance from the vehicle in front of you. >> it's very complementary to the research and development we've seen. and now concord. >> she also says this could be an incredible economic engine for the area creating jobs and attracting other big companies to concord. most of the big carmakers already working on driverless technology and they have research and development labs and they are expected to join the testing there in concord.

>> thank you. 8:38. we have a sad update. a person who was critically hurt in a house fire in oakland has now died. firefighters got an emergency call just before 5:00 this morning from a home near mountain boulevard. when the fire crews got there, they found smoke coming out of chimney. firefighters pushed inside and found a man in a bedroom. he was rushed to highland hospital but in the last 15 minutes we found out the person died. no word yet on how the fire started. also new this morning, we're hearing the pollutants in asia are making the air here in california very dirty. researchers at uc davis say up to 10% of the small in the san joaquin valley can be traced from coming outside of california. most pollution traveled 6,000 miles away from china and other

asian countries. scientists say this study is very important because it shows that air quality is not a problem that's handled locally but instead it's gonna be treated worldwide. residents of san joaquin county suffer asthma two times higher than the rest of california. 8:40. an injured eagle found outside of a san ramon fire station. coming up in 15 minutes, what the wildlife experts believe happened to the bird and why authorities already know so much about it. but first, our very own tori campbell is sitting down with a sports legend. olympic gold medal christiia ma gucci is here -- christie -- kristi yamagucchi after a cold morning big changes on the exend tended

outlook. more on that coming up.

recognize this beautiful young lady? chris -- kristi dazzled many

and since then she's started the always dream foundation. she joins us in the studio to talk about special campaign you are taking part in hoekd. good morning. thanks for being here. >> i have to ask you, when you look at video like that of you as a young skater, do you miss that kind of intense competition? will you kind of relieved it's over? >> both. definitely relieved. there's no greater feeling than to be at the top of your game and to be able to compete and feel like you did go out there and do anything. miss that feeling. but at the same time, the pressure, i don't miss that. i can't even imagine the pressure it must be on for young people. you were quite young when you were doing that. how did you handle that kind of situation? >> i think it was the only life i knew. it was like -- this is what i have to do and you've train and you have worked hard for moments on the ice. you about out there and say -- you go out there and say this

is it. >> to your best. >> and you still do quite a bit of skating now for performances and things like that. >> i kind of -- for fun. it's my hobby. >> you have a cause that you've been supporting for a while. you have your foundation. why do you put your energy in literacy? >> i think becoming a bomb and having kid in the public school -- a mom and having kids in the public school system, possibly seeing other kids don't have the foundation of learning to read at home. my foundation wanted to get inant the ground level hand start these kid -- and start these kids off. >> tell us what are you doing. >> march was national reading month. always dream foundation partnered with leapfrog on a

20/20 reading challenge. we asked parents or care givers to pledge 20 minutes a day to read to their child. with that, leapfrog donated books to always dream to help underserved kid. great partnership and for a good cause. >> you will be doing reading for oakland. >> will be distributing some of the books and reading to the kids at international community school. >> it's such a worthy cause. it's society nice to meet you and have you near us. >> good luck. >> for more information on the always dream foundation and how you can donate go to ktvu.com and look for the web links section. >> great stuff. thank you. 8:46. santa clara county's winter shelters for the homeless officially closed their doors. now several hundred people who depended on the shelter have to find a new plate to -- new place to stay.

same liccardo is looking at new options to help those who don't have a place to live. there's also new evidence that stem the gun violence, it may be working. shot spotter, there is the company that uses audio equipment to pinpoint gunshots. oakland is one of the bay area cities using the technology and last year, they saw a 26% drop in gunfire rates. now, the alerts from the shot spotter go correct -- go directly to patrol officers before 911 calls come in. place say that may be the reason beindependent -- behind the decline. >> makes it easier for us to respond. >> on average cities that have this technology, they see a 28% drop in gunfire. another stat from the company, their inphone shows the most dangerous hour of the week is between 2 and 3:00 friday

mornings. >> that's so interesting. >> it is. let's check in with sal. some problems out there. >> good morning to you. we're looking at the commute. we're gonna start off with some of these commutes that are going to be the slowest. 101, we had an earlier problem on eastbound 80 right near the entrance to the bay bridge. and that's why it's slower than usual coming up from just north of candlestick as you drive up to the central freeway. watch for slow traffic there. it's unusually slow for that part of the freeway. also look for slow traffic this morning at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's improved. traffic is still very slow. i will tell you where it's improved is 580 westbound through dublin and livermore. as we look at the maps here, you can see traffic is still slow. it's much better than it was. 880 south from union city to milpitas is slow. let's go to steve in the weather center. >> thank you. a very good cool morning or

cold for some. had some low 30s up into lake county and la honda. dropped to 33 this morning. thank you, matt. 35 napa airport. i think another round of that is in store for tomorrow morning. it will be mostly sunny and then partly cloudy. a lot of higher cloud stream in later on. a cold rain arrives on sunday. highs could tonally be in the -- could only be in the 50s. 80s to 90s. 30s, 40s to 50s. a little band of cloud cover. there's a system coming down here. it will give us mostly cloudy skies to the north. it will still be mostly sunny to the south. could be a few little showers. it looks like they are going parallel to the coast. if they take the turn that would be inland. had a report from nikki. i'm up in the oakland hills. it's pouring up here. what's going on? i was like what? [laughter] >> 23 up in truckee. i think they were 18.

cold air made it up to the sierra nevada. a few high clouds will be the only fly in the ointment. here's what's brewing from the gulf of alaska. all signs point to increasing clouds on saturday. as we go into sub right there, swing in -- sunday, right there, swing in rain. look what comes down by monday/tuesday. that would be a cold, cold rain. so things are looking better here as we go into april. for a colder pattern and rainy. breezy, cool, but not as bad. windy conditions mainly confined to the coast and also the higher elevations. 60s, 70s. near average to just slightly above. january, february, march, warmest three months ever. but maybe april is going to turn the tide here so to speak and get some temperatures that will be below average. wouldn't that be nice. we've had 13 months in a reof

above normal temperatures in san francisco. 13. >> wow. >> that's a long time. >> maybe -- we'll see. we still have a ways to go. it does look like sunday. >> into monday as well. >> monday looks better. >> okay. thank you, steve. ten minutes before 9:00. two san francisco bars are doing their part to try to save water during the drought. bish bash and bond bar -- wish bar and bond bar are coffering a dollar -- are offering a dollar off drinks that use ice. one of the owners is trying to raise awareness about water use. some studies show a bar can use 300 pounds of ice for every 100 customers. that adds up. >> it sure does. >> you get a break on beer and wine. how about a break when it comes so shopping? making shopping easier than it is now. after the break, the new device created by amazon, this get

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animal that had ingested rat poison. >> they get sleepily eyed, their feathers are ruffle- looking. they will drop their head and look very sad. >> the 3-year-old ekeel is part of a research project tracking -- eagle is part of a research project to see where wind turbines should be placed to avoid hitting wildlife. vets hope she will be able to return to the wild. it's april fools' day. some bigg businesses are having fun with -- some big businesses are having fun with it today. this is what google looks like. there's nothing wrong. the whole page is backwards. even when you click in the search, your word come in backwards. and the insurance company e- surance. they have a thing called pre-

surance it promises to give you a warning before new yeks crash. the company says they base the technology on science like the aern it of cyclones and the migration pattern of flightless mike -- like the migration of cyclones. when pam and i walked in our desk looked different covered with post-in notes. it covered computers and phones. we caught you. you can see more about this on our facebook page. it was a nice prank. >> very clever. >> totally caught offguard. sal, i think you got pranked also. >> someone photo shop the me into -- shopped me -- someone photo shopped me into a dodger.

>> no. >> i'm secure with my giants' fan -- >> the sal seat is secured. >> good morning. let's go outside. i want to mention something that we just got in and i will put it you on the map. actually, i put it up on a picture even better on the golden gate bridge this weekend, you are asked to avid that span because -- avoid that span because a lot of people go and take their easter pictures. if you don't have to go to the golden gate bridge, avoid it. let's move along. bay bridge backed up for 15, 20 minutes. san antonio, at el camino real, el camino avoid the area if you can. 8:57. let's go to steve. partly cloudy to mostly sunny. highs 60s, very low 70s. looks nice for the next few

days. cold mornings. increasing clouds on saturday. looks like a cold rain is on the way for sunday/monday. >> no joke. >> no joke. >> next week. >> all right. thank you. that's our report for this morning. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> and be sure to watch ktvu fox 2 news at noon we're coveringage improvement in -- covering an improvement in b.a.r.t. service. it will mean a faster trip wherever you are headed. thanks for watching.

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