. a brutal attack on a street in san francisco. we have a video and a picture of the suspect, police hope you'll know who it is and we can catch them. this is mornings on 2. >> good morning, it is friday april 3rd, welcome to mornings on 2, i'm tori campbell. >> good morning, tori, i'm dave clark. >> good morning, steve paulson has been talking about a lot of different things. what's coming. >> there's a pretty sunrise. >> yeah, we have a nice morning. it's 35 in napa, there are a few areas that are brisk. 30s in the santa cruz mountains. it will be a lovely day. lots of sunshine and temperatures in the 70s. it could be a little fog here tonight. i'll mention that, some is beginning to fog. mostly clear, 50s for our giants tonight.

37 at the napa airport. there's another. a lot more 40s, livermore at 38 degrees, there you go, you lose that breeze and temperatures drop. 49, the coldest i've seen, i can't remember anything bay le 50, a long, long time. a few high clouds to the north. most of it will hold off for tonight and. to here's our change, it will start late saturday to the north and a stronger and colder system is set to come monday into tuesday. it's sunny and breezy and temperatures not as warm as yesterday. we'll have 60s to mid-70s but monday we'll have the upper 50s, more on that coming up. sal, is it still light? >> it is still light. the good news is the guy who dumped this bike was not seriously hurt. they were able to pick him up and move him off. i heard chp saying on the radio

that it was a noninjury accident. how does that happen? and westbound on the span looks good as you can see. they cleared it out. let's if to the toll plaza where they the traffic waits to get on the bridge. it's moving slow and it's not moving very well at all. it was light and it's not backed up to the maze and it looks like a normal day. it's unfortunate because we were having a good morning before that. let's move along to the peninsula, that was the alternate, if you want to drive on 8:80, westbound 580 through livermore, that is friday light, as you drive from livermore to dublin it's moving very nicely. it's 7:02, let's did to the desk. a vicious attack on a

homeless man, a police released a video, and they're searching for the attacker. >> the two men may have known each other and may have had prior contact and it happened right here when the man was attacked. >> i heard the noise and there was a thump and that was the gay hitting the guy's head. >> the video is disturbing, he was very friendly, he was sitting in his usual spot on a bucket in already kin street. a man in a blue shirt pulls out what appears to be a pipe and he strikes the victim and the man goes limp as the pipe goes out of the suspect's hands and he walks down the street and passes people without looking back. >> the man got 50 stitches in his head. there is video that shows him walking past the man several times. although this is a disturbing incident, things happen like that out here all too often.

>> they step over there and they step over there, that body over in the alley, this place is really getting worse here. >> now, here's another look at the suspect, police say he's 20 to 30 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches tall with dark hair, cut short on the sides. if caught, the suspect could face murder charges and once again, police say if you know anything about this case to give them a call. tori. >> paul chambers live for us in san francisco. meanwhile san francisco firefighters say an elderly man was killed in an apartment fire last night in north beach. they received an emergency call on a fire in columbus avenue near san francisco street at 10pm, they saw heavy smoke coming from a third floor apartment? >> apartment. >> that i made their way up the stairwell, and smoke conditions advanced in the apartment and they extinguished the fire. >> firefighters say they pulled

out an elderly man from the apartment and he was unconscious near a there are near a couch with oxygen tanks nearby and they were unable to revive him. a second elderly person in the apartment was alert and will be okay. the cause of the fire is still not known. this is the latest deadly fire this year. other cases include a father and his 13-year-old girl who were killed last month when their mission district apartment went up in flames. the teenager was in a hospital for a week before she died from her injuries. and in january, a man died in that massive building apartment fire in the mission district. concerns are rising about building safety and responses in the neighborhood. they're trying to increase building inspections. our time #:05, former santa clara supervisor, they'll find out if he's going to jail for

campaign fraud. he'll be sentenced after pleading no contest after filing a campaign mailer. he admitted in court documents that he committed a campaign flier and insinuated an opponent was a communist sympathizer, he said would he get community service and not jail if he accepted responsibility for the crime. disciplinary action expected for three san francisco police officers accused of ex changing homophobic and racist text messages. we learned that the police chief will announce that three officers will be suspended. we're joined outside from police headquarters. good morning christine a you have more information. >> reporter: good morning, we have more information. it was a shock, when they first came out they were accused of receiving homophobic and racist text messages and they're

expected to talk to the media today and it may bring a close to this internal investigation. we already know that they have signed questions today interacting with the public. we found that a fourth officer accused in this scandal resigned on his own accord and he is the 23 year veteran of the force. it was discovered that a group of officers were allegedly sending and receiving homophobic and text messages immediately. three remaining officers are the only ones being looked at right now. we're down to 3, but this is what we're expecting to hear from, they could be suspended, this is what they had to say earlier this week about the investigation. >> i believe that i will have those responsible for these horrendous texts identified by the end of the week, there will be suspensions coming and any of them i'll refer to the

police commission for termination. >> we're expecting the announcement from the police chief saying he'll suspend the officers and he could recommend to the police commission that the three officers be terminated. we'll keep you updated at noon. dave? >> thank you. time is 7:08a group in san francisco calling themselves friends of did he lore -- delores park plan a cleanup tomorrow. if people don't start cleaning up after themselves, they won't be allowed into the park. he started a trash photobomb movement to remind people to pick up the garbage. he would like the cleanup to be a regular thing. >> it was a bizarre crash in san francisco and the trail of destruction that was behind. >> the continuing search of a driver injuring three

bicyclists and damaging a garage and two cars. >> but first it's being called a miracle, a man that was lost at sea for 66 days was found alive. up next, how he managed to survive. >> and we're looking at the east bay commute. it looks like we have slow traffic on highway 4 westbound. a crash at willow pass road and that is taking away a lane and traffic is slowing down. >> and a beautiful friday for you, a little cold here for some, friday on my mind, we'll talk about a forecast that's going to be changing big time over the weekend.

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7:11 and new this morning, we want to show you a live look in louisville, kentucky, firefighters are at a scene of

a large fire. most of it as you can see right now, is heavy thick dark smoke pouring out of this location. it's unclear what caused the fire but the building has been evacuated. there are reports, the building where the fire started housed various electrical systems. the building we understand is a total loss, on average about 13 appliances are shipped from this site every minute. everyone is trying to figure outer how to do their part for water restrictions. there are flow restriction stores for faucets and shower heads that can save gallons of a day and low flow toilets can cut 8 gallons of water off your daily use. >> we need to become more refined with water saving, they've gotten it down to 1.5

gallons a minute. >> this can save you 20 to 35 gallons a week. the way to limit it is limit outdoor watering. >> you can remind californiaians to keep saving ua. water agencies plan to use billboards and radio and social media to get the message across. that's website with tips. save our water.com. california is now in the fourth year of a drought and coming up in our 8:00 hour, i'm going to talk to a water program director about specific ways to save water. the time is 7:13, earth quake experts want to expand their looking across the state. seismologists in berkeley to the a five second warning and

san francisco that's a ten- second, that's enough time to stop a bart train. they measure the primary and secondary waves after earthquake using hundreds of underground sensors. it was able to show that yesterday's magnitude 3.6 in san ramon would reach berkeley in less than two seconds. >> it's not earthquake prediction, it's watching an earthquake begin and trying to send a signal out to people in the affected areas faster than the earthquake can get to them. >> that's fascinating. many emergency response teams and transportation agencies get those alerts, expanding the system it will take $80 million for five years. they're asking congress and private parties and lawmakers to help pay for it. some say it's a real miracle, a say lore lost at see -- sailor who was lost at see

for 66 davis -- 56 days. he was lost off the coast of south carolina. the crew of that ship rescued him yesterday. he went out fishing back in january, but his boat lost its mast and capsized and from then on he did everything he could to stay alive. >> he was also fishing with a net, and collecting rain water and he was just rashing the food -- rationing the food he had and making the best of it. >> wow, as for getting back on land he was back to -- taken to the hospital to be checked out. he hurt his shoulder and was dehigh dated, but he's fine. the crews that searched for him after he was reported missing, they abandoned his efforts after ten days. his family are overjoyed he's back especially in time for easter. >> he's walking, maybe a little

bit of a limb, remarkable, good survivorship skills. >> checking in with sal. people take an extra day off, and maybe it's a little lighter? >> yes, we had an accident on the bay bridge, it was a noninjury motorcycle accident. the damage is done. we're lacking at that. we're looking at other commutes, highway 4 we had a crash on westbound 4 near willow pass, it's up against the center divide, traffic is slowing down past the scene. it had been lighter, every time there's an accident, highway 4 is slow coming out of pittsburgh toward concord. we'll move along the bay bridge, the traffic is slow at the toll plaza because of that earlier crash. not everyone has the day off. the markets are closed, but it doesn't mean that everyone is off. and we're looking at the 580. here's some friday light stuff

that may be putting a smile on your face. it looks good all the way out to dublin and 238. let's go to steve. let's get right to t skies are clear and it looks good. but, things are changing. it should be mostly clear tonight and i say that because low clouds will be forming here. a northwest breeze and so asian giants tonight, it's going to be -- not as windy as last night or breezy, it should be okay but i would go in layers. you can hang out until 5 in the morning. you can watch a lunar eclipse, it lasts five minutes. around 5:00 a.m., it starts at 3:16 and ends at 6:44, 5:00 a.m. is the go time, and the blood moon and then we transition into easter and a change. one of the toughest forecasts, what time is the rain going to start. >> i think if you're hunting

the easter eggs, go before 10:00 a.m., overall, i think it arrives after 10 until 3, rain and colder, showers and breezes and napa is in there santa rosa livermore, half moon bay, 31, 34 up here and 49 at this bay, it's the coldest i've seen in nine or ten months. it's been a long time, even fan i've seen 50 to 53 and half moon bay is 53 and that's the coldest they've been in a long time and that will help the fog get going and that will help things go. 39 in reading and 38 in sacramento, 16 in truckee and 40 blue canyon, so teens up in the mountains, there will be a big change in the mountains on sunday monday and tuesday. there it is, the first part of the system will come in late saturday and sunday with increasing clouds.

it's moving monday night and there's patchy frost. there was there on the pleasanton rooftops. the timeline is tough, but increasing clouds on saturday, mainly low, here come the higher clouds, there will be sun mixed in. rain and snow sweeping in on sunday, sunny, nice, breezy, not as bad as yesterday. a little warmer on some of the temperatures, we'll bump them up a few degrees. we'll see a big drop, we head into monday and tuesday. 60s and 70s, low to mid-70s, off to vacaville and napa 74, antioch, 73 livermore to 72 downtown oakland, 74 gilroy, 73 in saratoga, 60s on the coast, san bruno, san mateo, increasing low clouds and some sun saturday, but included up cloudy with rain on sunday, and

a cold rain monday and tuesday, snow in the mountains. >> wow. >> down to 3500 feet. >> is that unusual for early april. >> it can happen in april, but it happens when it's a rain year. >> okay. >> it's been along time since we've had a miracle april, i'll tell you that. >> i'm working on it. >> thank you, steve. >> it's coming up on 7:20. >> yesterday morning, our mornings on 2, i announced i'll be leaving ktvu in june and a familiar face has been selected to fill my streets. >> i'm making a change to my old stomping ground. i hope you will come to mornings on 2. >> yes, she's she'll be taking over when i leave. she's so excited to make the move from evenings to mornings. we've talked about her.

she's a wonderful fit. she has great energy, we both have two boys and she remembers me telling her that this is a great schedule when you have school age children, you get to spend the afternoon and evening which is so important. she's thrilled. >> two great beautiful women. >> she'll help you out and -- >> yes. >> she'll tell me what to do. i still have you through april may and june. >> right here. >> yes. >> i love you. we have new details this morning. >> about the deadly plain crash in the french alps, the copilot did right before that crash. >> next, a pregnant woman said she went to a courthouse to make a payment that ended up in labor, what happened next is for the history books.

. 7:24, two women have been arrested on federal charges in new york for allegedly trying to bill explosives. 28-year-old noelle and 31-year- old asia were in court yesterday. they were trying to build a homemade bomb similar to the ones used in the boston marathon bombing and they

looked at isis propaganda online. they reached a agreement on the nuclear program. if it leads to a final deal it will make the u.s. and the world safer. it's agreeing to limit its nuclear program in exchange for getting some relief from economic sanctions, the deal has its critics including many republicans in congress. >> if congress kills this deal and without offering a reasonable alternative it will be the united states blamed for the failure of diplomacy. >> benjamin netanyahu says they're united in opposing the nuclear deem. iran can't be trusted and leaving any facility intact that will allow iran to build a nuclear bomb eventually you, the president arrives in utah last night, he's set to make a

speech on the economy later today much it's the ifers time president obama has visited the beehive state as president. that leaves south dakota as the only state he has not visited. president george bush visited every state but vermont. and bill clinton and george w. bush got to every state during their time in office. a mother delivered her baby in an unusal spot, chestedded to head to the courtroom to make a payment. while she was there she started to have contributions 15 minutes apart and before she knew it she was giving birth to her son in the hallway of the courthouse thanks to the help of a sheriff's deputy, you know it wassing it to happen, i went down on my knees and he was coming. >> i put my hands down there and the baby head comes ow and then the rest of the body slid into my hands. >> he's a cute little girl,

people cheered as her son came into the world. who will and baby are said to be doing fine. 7:26, it was a emotional memorial to honor a fallen police officer. . [ taps ] >> officers from around the nation came to honor san jose police officer michael johnson killed in the line of duty. >> good morning, we're looking at the morning commute and right now traffic on highway 4 is going to be slow as you come up to the willow pass, and we'll tell you about the commute and bay area. >> lots of sunshine today, that's not the problem, it will be a beautiful friday, changes on the way, we have significant ones and we'll talk about that later and a lunar eclipse. we'll talk about that. >> ready for spring break? >> last night it was the oakland athletics that beat the span giants, but giants are hoping things will turn around

for them tonight and game 2 in the exhibition series, we'll be right back.

good morning, we're live at the at&t park to the. it will be filled with giants

and a's fans. tara more quarter will tell us -- moriarty will tell us about the fans. this is from last night there. it is friday april 3rd and i'm tori campbell. >> and i'm dave clark. i ducked out for steve, he gives me permission to go out from time to time. >> it's cool. >> we have clear skies, the fog will be forming rapidly. it's forming later tonight and big time tomorrow morning. water temperatures have cooled off slick. that's been a long time because we have a front on the way. it will work its way towards us on saturday and it looks like a cold rain and colder temperatures will arrive on sunday. i'll mention patchy low clouds, temperatures in the 50s, 30s for some, livermore is in there, half moon bay, 41 chilly degrees, fairfield is down as

well. this is 49 degrees, san francisco i saw 50, and 53 at half moon bay. and this is the lowest temperatures i've seen in months. this is the system that will play under our weather late saturday all the way maybe into tuesday. it's breezy and nice for a few. it's not that bad. slightly warmer temperatures, 60s and 70s, bottle these 70s books, we may not see them for several days. it's still quiet. >> it's a little slow, steve. >> we have had a couple of things pop up that made it not as quiet as we like. we wanted to be nice and quiet. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. i wanted to show you traffic is slow because of a motorcycle accident that was on the span. it blocked a couple of lanes. no one was hurt. that he is a spider, that's kind of creepy, look at that.

there you go. take a look at highway 101 in san francisco, no major problems approaching the 80s split. if you're driving on 580, this has been a nice commute, 580 to the 580 interchange. 680 south is looking good from concord to walnut creek. the start of the regular season starts next week, the a's are at home and the giants are away. tara moriarty is at the park. where are you? >> reporter: guess where i am now? >> it looks like you're in a tube? a coke bottle. >> i'm in the coke slide. the line is so long when i come here with the kids, why not do it now. of course, it's closed so we had to crawl up the slide so hopefully larry is not watching, here i go.

whew! nice. right now there is nobody out here. but, tonight this stadium is going to be packed not only will it be a sea of orange and plaque, but green and gold as well. . [ cheering ] >> it is gone. >> last night it was the a's that were on fire, beating the giants 8-2, the short stop made it. a solo home run, oakland knocked giants out of the game on the third. brandon got home runs for the giants two runs. >> teamwork got to say i love it. i grew up on the giants with my dad, so seeing them play and grow as a team is awesome. >> we got the billy butler so, we're happy. >> billy butler is still the

one. >> yeah. >> not sure if giants matt dusty is going to make the roster. we should have a better idea. the two teams are back at it again with rookie, and monday the season guns on the road in arizona, and oakland's homeowner is against the texas rangers. the giants homeowner will happen april 13th against the rockies. this will take place saturday, april 18th against arizona. so sal i finally got to go on the coke slides, a bit illegally i may add, it was fun and slightly out of breath and a compromising position out there. where was my photographer, it was well worth it. >> we saw your photographer's legs coming on down. it was classic telephones right there. >> he made tight requirement. >> okay, got you.

let's hope larry bared is not watching that -- baird is not watching that. >> if you're going into oakland, the bay bridge toll plaza will look like this tonight, people are trying to get into the city to go to that game. it's popular game at at&t park, give yourself plenty of time. these games are exhibition games, but everyone likes to do because it's the a's and the giants, so, they're well attended, all the rules apply. public transportation is the best and parking is expensive. get there early, check out the batting practice out, get there early and it will help you with parking. >> good advice, thank you sal. >> it's 7:36. police are looking for female hit and run driver who hit three bicyclists and two cars, one car crashed into a garage near scott and fell streets yesterday. one of the cyclists the woman

hit was thrown 20 feet and suffered serious injuries. a neighbor said he saw the whole thing. >> it was a white car, ran into the gray car which ran into the house which pinned two bicyclists over to the left and one guy over to the right. >> that witness says people tried to tell the driver to stop but she sped off in her black jeep cherokee, officers say they have their license plate number so it's just a matter of time before they find her. >> they hope the public can help them track down two men who are accused of beating and robbing a taxi driver. police have released these surveillance images of the suspects. one of the men paid the fair. as the driver is making change, the man punched him and took

all of his money. our time is now 7:37, more than 8,000 people paid tribute to michael son son. he was killed in the line of duty. the hearst that carried his casket, it went from loss go tows up to here, and people saluted as it passed. >> there were tears and laughter as stories were shared about officer johnson and that includes his sister jeremy. >> when we played cops and robbers he had to be the cop and i had to be the bad guy. >> she thanks thanked the community for being the support and there was officer johnson's casket draped with the american flag and there was a photo

tribute with the wife sister and his children. >> he expressed his love by being present now that he's gone we knew he was truly a gift. >> yesterday speaking was one of the classmates, he said the sap center is when people are cheering for their athletes and he deserved his own standing ovation. . [ cheering ] now, that standing ovation lasted for about a minute. yesterday's memorial service was followed by a private burial in memorial park in san jose. thousands of police officers from all across the country came to salute their fallen brother officer michael johnson and crews saw officers from new york, dallas and

chicago. >> officers from all over the state of california they were there as well paying their respects. >> i hope that the san jose police department is able to start their healing process once they lay their brother to rest. >> more than two years ago at that same venue, the santa cruz police department mourned the death of two of their own killed in the line of duty. we have more photos and video from the memorial service. go to ktvu.com and look at the featured story section right there at the top of the page. the port of oakland says operations are almost back it normal after a bitter labor dispute. a backlog of ships is now gone. 20 ships a day were waiting to enter the terminals, but they could experience delays as a ripple effect from southern california reports. shippers and dock workers, the

agreement has to be ratified by the union. the latest unemployment numbers were announced -- announced. the unemployment rate remained at 5.5%. growth has been impacted by winter weather and factory shutdowns this year. 7:41, an attack caught on camera, san francisco need your help. in 22 minutes, the shocking footage and what investigators know about the suspect. but, first. >> houses went down. >> it's being called a miracle. an oakland man survives after a house collapses on top of him. the reason he believes he is still alive. >> we're looking at the bridge commute, traffic is a little bit slow as you come up on the toll plaza, but on the span

itself, it looks good. >> the weather looks good, it's clear right now, that's change, a significant one on tap for the weekend, a lunar eclipse, easter, giants, a whole bunch.

. 7:44, new this morning, investigators say the black box data recorder says the copilot of the german wings plane accelerated towards the alps. he put the plane into the decent and adjusted the feature to speed up the plane. andreas loubitz locked out the

pilot out and 150 people were killed. a attack planned in kenya was planned extensively during an attack. most muslim students were in the mosque, they went to the dorms asking who was muslim and who was christian and shooting any christians on the spot. january's terror attack in paris are suing french media. the terrorists killed four people and held others hostage at a supermarket. six people hid from him by sneak nothing a storage room but a french news channel reported their position live in the air. if the terrorists had watched the broadcast their lives would have been in more danger. >> wow. time is 7:45, a patriotic painter stopped in the bay area

and he's leaving a lasting impression. pam cook in the studio now, tell us about his legacy. >> his mission is specific. he wants to thank american veterans for their time and sacrifice and he's doing it in a big way. >> it's something you can't miss. >> no, you cannot. over the past two days. scott lowed by a owe painted this -- lobaido painted this mural. it's part of the project he's taking across the country to honor veterans. he's painting a flag in each state. >> you can get a card and say thank you. it's too small for me. >> statin island said the love affair with the american flag began 20 years when he started appreciating what it represents. he decided to make his tribute in such a big way so people could not miss it and he's

hoping that people will stop it think what their lives are like because of that symbol. there will be a dedication ceremony in antioch this afternoon. he's off to his next spot and corporate sponsors are painting for his painting someplace and his tour. >> that's a great story june a what's happening on 880. >> it's better than usual today. some people have today off. it's just a little bit better. i've noticed that on 880 forecast. 880, for example. the only problem we've had is we've had a couple of crashes. when that happens things get slow. the bay bridge toll plaza is one of them. we had a earlier motorcycle accident on the upper deck of

the bay bridge. people were slow because lanes were blocked. a couple of lanes were blocked, and the driver was in the seriously injured. the damage was done, it's backed up to the macarthur maze, things are better though. if you're driving this morning on the concord commute. we have an earlier crash, pittsburgh is still slow, look at the rest of the slow, concord down to danville and san ramon, 7:48, let's about to steve in the weather center. >> you know what sal, on monday we may have highs in the 50s. >> really? >> yes, sir. >> this is a huge change in the pattern. i mean huge, until we get there, we have a lot going on. it will be lovely today. a beautiful friday although a lot of reports, thank you, thank you, frost on the rooftops. frost on the rooftops, thank you naomi, also in san ramon,

one more i can't remember where it was, backup, pleasanton. temperatures will be warming up and as i just tweeted out you might want to enjoy the 70- degree temperatures because they'll disappear and tonight looks mostly clear. there could be a little fog around. the water temperatures have cooled significantly. that will allow the system to get closer, for the fog to come here quickly. we have also late and early tomorrow morning, a lunar eclipse, total eclipse but it lasts five minutes or 4:58 to 5, it will be the shortest in the century. this one will be quick. i would favor areas away from the coast, inland should be just fine, not a problem. get up early, our hours, the tough forecast is the timing on the rain because we haven't had any in the longest time, and the first system slows down a little bit. there will be rain to the north, but the main rain band will not come in from 9 to

10:00 until about noon, it will turn colder by sunday night and monday. livermore with a 38, to 37 napa. half moon bay 41, i noticed 34 at lajonda, i saw 50, 53 at half moon bay, that's the coldest i've seen in a long, long time. 38 at sacramento. teens up in the mountains. everything is great today, i'll tell you monday and tuesday, it could be a snow producer, feather river, and snow could get down to 3500 feet by tuesday. the leading edge of our system is up there, i'm tapping into morning at the bottom of this system. we'll see an increase in the low clouds and higher clouds on saturday, a mixed bag of clouds, mild it warm on the temperatures today, a great looking friday, rain returns and a cold rain moves in on sunday and a stronger system

monday night, timing tough and look for increasing clouds and there is your rain sweeping over with snow up in the mountains sunday evening and more rain moves in for us on monday. sunday and morning, i'll deal with that on monday. breezy for some, not as bad as the last couple of days. 60s and 70s, wall to wall tonight and by tonight fog will be forming near the coast. 70s for many here, i'll tell you we're going to plunge on these temperatures as we head on sunday, monday tuesday, and highs will struggle to get over 57. >> we've done the wardrobe switch. >> the furniture is out. >> grab a cushion. >> all right, thank you steve. >> the time is 7:51, there's a man called bubbpa and he's still alive after a house

collapsed on top of him. they call it a miracle on 46th street. >> the house fell down, but you can believe that. >> the house physical on him, right on top of him. everybody calls him bubba, he was sleeping in the house when it collapsed. it was being remodeled to add a second story. neighbors came over and pulled him out of the rubble. he said a television kept him from being crushed and that was not the only bad thing that happened to him lawsuitly. >> yesterday i got bit by a dog, pit bull, today the house fell in, hey, -- >> what do you think to look at that now? >> thank god. he's just for real. >> i'll say. ever have one of those days. >> mm-hmm. >> still not clear why the house fell down. he was keeping an eye on the

house while it was being remodeled. well, now, he has to find a new place to stay. >> not much room to stay in that house. >> no tori. >> religious dating sites are becoming popular for those trying to find love. there's christian mingle, for example, j date for jews and mus match for muslims. they're not always religious, but they want to find someone who has the same sets of values and morals and core beliefs. i thought that was a great place to start. and matthew mcconaughey he has a new gig coming up. coming up in 23 minutes, the whopping check he's about to get for speaking at a taxpayer funded university. the warriors are not the

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welcome back to mornings on 2, the stanford national basket team, they're the champs once again. it came down to overtime against miami at madison square garden in new york. they hit two three throws, less than four seconds left, put the cardinal ahead, but good.

they had to survive two more miami possessions, they won 63- 64. it was close. they became the leading store on tuesday, it was the outstanding player of the century. the warriors are heading off on the last road trip of the season after winning the 11th straight game and the wind very exciting, it came down to the final second. >> there's two, they have the wind. >> it bounced eh around but harrison barns hit the game winner with point 4 seconds, and i gave the victory over the phoenix sons, the warriors have had two double-digit winning streaks in unshape son and they play in dallas tomorrow. warrior fans are asked to cheer on a fake golden state at

halftime. it's a buddy common, a man who doesn't speak english teamed up with a translator who doesn't know basketball. it's a fun concept there. >> there's a lot going on in oracle. time now is 10:58, we'll talk about punishment for officers exchanging racists and homophobics texts. >> we have the video and description of the suspect you need to see. good morning we're looking at the east bay commute and highway 24 as you can see 24 looks good heading to you the tunnel update. the contra costa commute coming up. i believe it was the man who sang friday on my mind i have a friday forecast on my mind and one that goes into the weekend with significant changes. more on that.

. fran are searching for the man they see on the right, brutally hitting another man in the tenderloins. the clue of this assault, we'll

have this for you in two minutes. good morning, welcome back to mornings on 2, it is friday, april 3rd. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell, first week of the month of april and we're getting a taste of winter. we are leading in in a nice way. it's sunny, but after that it will change, we'll see fog forming first and a system dragging in here on sunday and it's going to you shall ner some cold air from sunday night and monday and into and wednesday as well. i bet it's a gorgeous friday, we're clear to go right now, that fog is itching, it's raring to go, itching. mostly clear tonight, it could be a low cloud deck forming, it's usually off in the distance, it will be mostly clear, northwest breeze, 15, it looks fine, 40s for temperatures, we have a lot of 40s, nice up in napa county, san ramon rooftop frost, i know

up in lake port and it's chilly here this morning. this was 49, i still think it's 50, but that's as cold as i've seen in a long time. that will help the fog form and you can see it get right here in the gray, this is when it's really cold air. today it's sunny and warmer. you know these two good friends of mine, sunny and warmer. >> it always plays along. >> 60 and 70 office on your temperatures. 57 or 58 for high temperatures sal. you wanted cooler weather. >> i did. i want rain. a lot of people want rain, so thank you very much. >> snow in the mountains. >> all right. let's look at what we have, now, with the morning commute. at that he is been lighter than usual in some areas. first of all, we'll start off

with the bring. usually when you have a crash on the bay bridge in the 6:00 hours, it's lighter than usual. you can get in the city with little or no delay. looking at the east bay commute we had a highway accident and traffic will be slow come out of pittsburg. the rest of the contra costa looks good. if you're driving in san jose, it's a little congestion on 217, they're doing well. 8:03 let's go to the desk. san francisco police have released graphic surveillance video on a vicious attack on a homeless man. paul chambers is live in san francisco on the latest on the search for the attacker. paul? >> reporter: it was in this area that the attack happened according to miss. this is where two men had prior contact. >> there was some incident happen, a dispute happened with

that guy, but i never seen that guy do it, i never seen is him before. >> now, i'm warning you this video is disturbing, the man was friendly and the night of the attack he was in his usual spot at 9:15 wednesday night when this man in the blue shirt pulls out what appears to be a pipe, he strikes the victim and the man goes limp as the pipe goes out of the suspect's hands, he picks up the pipe and walks down the street passing people and never looked back. the victim got more than 50 stitches in his head. they're looking for the attacker who left him bleeding on the sidewalk and he walked past the victim several times. >> when you saw this, it's uncalled for. we with like to send a strong message to everyone who lives in our city or visits our city if you attack the homeless there's going to be a

consequence. and that consequence is the suspect could be charged with attempted murder. here's another look at the suspect, he's 20 to 30 years of old 5 feet 10 inches tall. with dark hair it's cut short on the side. if you know anything about this case or know this manure asked to call san francisco police. >> it's a story we'll continue to follow throughout the day. it is 8:05, also in san francisco an elderly man was killed in an apartment fire last night in north beach. they received an emergency call about a fire at a 4 story building around san francisco street around 10pm, they saw heavy smoke coming from a third floor apartment. >> they made their lead into the building at the center stairwell, they advanced into the apartment and extinguished the flair. >> firefighters say they pulled out an elderly man from the apartment, he was unconscious

and on the floor near a couch with accident tanks nearby. paramedics were not able to revive him. a second elderly apartment was hurt and should be okay. the building had fire alarms but no sprinkler system. the cause of the fire is still not known. they're searching for answers after a man was shot and killed. it happened 10:00 on jefferson street. 22-year-old william pacheko was found with chest wounds, no arrests have been made as yet. if you have any information about this case call hey wood police. they plan to take disciplinary action today of several officers accused of exchanging homophobic and text messages and 3 officers will be suspended by the police chief. he's live outside of police headquarters with more information. good morning.

>> . >> reporter: good morning, he plans to identify the people responsible for these texts, three officers will be referred to the police commission with recommendations to have them fired. the chief is expected to meet with the media around noontime today and we man to ask him about the status of the three officers. they're being asked to choose whether they have more disciplinary action. they've been assigned to jobs that do not allow them to interact with the public. they're accused of exchanging racist text messages is on wednesday. his name was michael robinson and was a 23 year veteran of the force. the texts were intended to gain the trust of an influential person in the department. >> to in inner circle of someone who is influential within the department, of someone who was a cop's cop who could have his back and that code for getting into that inner circle was this type of

banter. >> so, we were told the chief made it very clear that at the start of this investigation this type of action will not be tolerated. three officers will be suspended today and he's going to recommend to the police commission they be fired. we'll have an update at noon today. >> thank you. time is now 8:08. will he go to jail who are not. our supervisor will find out today if he'll go to jail for campaign fraud. he'll be sensed after pleading no contest after a deceptive campaign flair. he created a campaign flyer to help win a county election by insinuating a opponent was a communist sympathizer, he will get community service and jail time if he accepted responsibility for the crime. a group of san francisco calling them friends of delores

park plan a major trash cheapup tomorrow. the creator of the group says, if people don't start cleaning up after themselves they won't be allowed to enter the park. he started a trash photobomb movement, they want the cleanup to be a regular thing. it's 8:09 a sit-com set in san francisco could be making a comeback that was made in the appropriate 80s and '90s. the tv line and the rap says that netflix is going to order an episode called full house, called fuller house. it ran 8 seasons and in the new show, one would reprise her friend and john same time us and bob and others could make guest appearances. that would be a lot of fun.

>> the little girls right there have become mega mega millionaires. they've been busy. >> yes. our time is 8:09. a bizarre crash that happened in san francisco and the trail of destruction that's behind. coming up in 25 minutes, the continuing search for a driver blamed for hitting three bicyclists and damaging two cars. >> a man was lost at sea for 66 days and found alive. after the break how he managed to survive. good morning, we're looking at the traffic today. it's better than usual. we still have some traffic getting into downtown oakland even on this good friday, i stepped outside and there's a little chill out there. it looks like a lovely day today. it will be a big change for the weekend. more on that coming up.

. 8:13 this morning, a cause of a fire ge aplains park, under kentucky, a fire broke out early this morning sending heavy black smoke into the area. the building where the fire started housed electrical systems. the building was a total loss. the building was evacuated and no injuries were reported.

some are calling a true miracle, a sailor who was lost at sea for 66 days has been found alive. this is the video of a coast guard met vac crew and it was off the coast of north carolina. the crew of that ship rescued him yesterday after he was spotted floating on a capsized sailboat, he went out fishing back in january, but his boat lost its mast and capsized and he did everything he could to stay alive. >> he was also fishing with the net, and collecting rain water and so he was just rationing the food he had and making the best of it. >> after reaching land, jordan was escorted to a hospital, the coast guard said he injured his shoulder and it was dehydrated, everything was fine, he saw it walking on his own power. they abandoned their efforts after 10 days.

his family says they're overjoyed to have him back especially in time for easter. >> the time is 8:14, a federal judge has ruled a prison inmate should be allowed to have a sex change surgery. 51-year-old michelle forceworthy was identified as a woman since 1990. a judge said her constitutional rights would be violated if the serious medical need, a procedure that costs almost $100,000 was not met. she's serving a life sentence for second-degree murder. the department of corrections is considering a possible appeal. draper university in san mateo will be the star of a new reality tv series, it's called start you up. start up you. >> or start you up too. >> start up you. it follows a class of 40 students through a seven week

entrepreneurship at draper and they get to pitch their ideas to investors. ' the school is the brain child of a venture capitalist. it was filming for the show starts april 12th. the ten episode series will premier late this summer. a public university is coming under fire for giving actor matthew milk gone gi a 6 figure fee for a commencement speech. the university of houston is paying the oscar winner $135,000 to address the graduate. most universities don't offer their speakers cash but the prestige of a hone honorary degree. he said he's going to be giving the money to charity. >> i don't think he needs it. he's got enough. >> yes. let's check back with sal, you're watching 880, how's it

looking. >> it's slow. it's a surprise that it's slow heading to downtown oakland, and 880, it's a little slow as you drive up to the downtown area, pardon me, on this good friday i'm surprised by that a little bit. i'm looking to see if there is a crash and see if my computer is working again, i don't see anything here in oakland reported northbound on 880, it's slow traffic as it normally is. let's move along and look at westbound bay bridge, that is lighter get nothing san francisco, it doesn't look this good at about this time in the morning. if you're driving on highway 4 it looks good, this is a look at the east shore freeway, it's in 22 minutes. >> 8:17, let's go to steve in the weather center. >> it looks cold this morning, lots of reports of frost on rooftops, and 30s, and we're starting to rebound off those. and we have a baseball forecast to get to in a minute, also a

lunar eclipse and easter forecast, nothing going on. finally something going on. >> clear looks good, mostly clear tonight. there could be patchy low clouds, a breeze maybe 20, 50s on the temperatures and early night into early saturday morning, when we get up 3:15, the total eclipse for five minutes. that's it. so try to get away from the coast, it could be okay on the coast, there will be fog forming, inland will be fine, it will be chilly, it should be perfect viewing weather for most. their main band comes in at 9 to 10:00 and the timing is always talked.

. san francisco is actually 50, i saw 50, it said 54, some clouds in the north, they're trying to form. it's not here yet. they're beginning to work their way into northwest california. there's the later attitude moisture here. they're carving itself off the west coast. it will issue temperatures sunday monday and tuesday, and some rain for us. the better system looks to be monday night tuesday, a little breeze, not as bad as yesterday and 70s on the temperatures, 60s, last week we had 80s for a record high. we had upper 50s, temperatures way above average. it will continue. i couldn't tell you the last time, the lows and the highs were below average, that's what we're looking at by next week.

>> hm, okay. an interesting reversal. >> january, february. >> thanks, steve. it is 8:19, an oakland man survives after, it's hard to believe, a house collapses right on top of him. >> the house just went down. >> yeah, he's laughing about it and 30 minutes the reason he believes he is still alive. >> first, making the world a safer place, the framework agreement with iran about the nuclear program and why critics say it just won't work.

. welcome back to mornings on 2, 8:22, two women are accused of building bombs. they were in a brooklyn courtroom yesterday. the f.b.i. says they were trying to build a homemade bomb like the bombs used in the boston marathon bombing. they could get life in prison if convicted. they were also looking at isis pop began da online. 8:23, the u.s. and its negotiating partners have reached a framework on iran's nuclear program. president obama praised the agreement if it leads to a final deal, it will make the u.s. and the world safer. iran is agreeing to limit its nuclear program in exchange for

relief of economic sanctions and the deal has its critics including many republicans in congress. >> if congress kills this deal not based on expert analysis and not offering a reasonable alternative it will be the united states that will be blamed for the failure of diplomacy and prime minister netanyahu opposes the deal and says iran cannot be trusted and leaving anything intact will enable them to build a bomb eventually. today is good fly and christians are around jerusalem retracing the stations of the cross. the church in the holy accept liuka is believed where jesus was buried. it's said to be the path where

jesus walked to the crucifixion and the 8-day jewish passover starts today starting at sundown. still ahead, a cross- country patriotic parent going across the nation. what makes this red and white blue mural in the east bay so very special. we're live at the at&t park where the dirt and chalk is being laid for game 2 of the exhibition series between the oakland a's and the san francisco giants. we'll let you know what's being said. good morning, right now traffic is moving along relatively well. if you're driving in many areas, it looks good as you head out towards the macarthur maze. it's clear overus, nothing right now, but there's going to be a big change over the weekend. i'll have more on that coming.

. that's what you need this morning, good morning. we're live at at&t park, yes, tara i see you. you're looking very san francisco out there tara. you got your giants shirt on, i know. we're inside at&t park, it's empty now, but tonight it will be filled with giants and a's fans for the bay bridge series, coming up in two minutes tara moriarty will tell us about the fanfare as they get to kick off a new season and the stadium

looks good. friday april 3rd, i'm dave clark. let's talk about traffic and weather for tonight. >> okay. fine. not monday night, the a's, it does not look good for that. we do have a beautiful day here. lots of sunshine, in fact, we're hard pressed to find any cloud to the north. it will be mostly clear tonight. patchy fog will be forming, fog is offshore, my plan later, all systems are okay for a fine forecast, also overnight, get away from the coast, we have a lunar eclipse, it starts at 3:16, total eclipse is for 5 minutes. it's 4:58 to 5:03, it will be dicey by the coast. lots of reports of frost on the roof tropical storm, the wind died down and allowed that to happen. the fog is out there, but has a long way to go. here's the leading edge of our system that will be in here

saturday night and sunday and stick around into the middle of next week with cold temperatures for this time of the year. sunny and warmer today and chilly and a little breezy and nothing compared to the past couple of days. 60s and 70s, good morning sal, the bay bridge toll plaza what was that a holiday on a sunday or what. >> it looks good there, we're absolutely right. we're looking at the east shore freeway. people are going today, but a good crowd is not as we go and i'm going to start with the east shore freeway and lack at the bridge to the macarthur ear maze route. the traffic is going to be 22 minutes and that's in the bad as you drive through that area when you get to that commute. it has just as steve mentioned, it has cleared out and it's a nice drive into san francisco, it's not all completely good out there. let's go ahead and look at these maps for you. you can see highway 580 is looking good, a touch of slow

traffic there. there are a couple of slowdowns, but for the most part again, if you're driving out there and you drive on the normal commute, it's lighter, it's 8:30, let's go back to the desk. >> san francisco police searching for a hit-and-run driver, it was a woman who hit three bicyclists and two cars, one of those cars ended up look at this, into a garage near scott and fell streets. one of the cyclists was not 20 feet suffering serious injuries. two other people were treated at the scene, one of the neighbors saw the whole thing. >> it's a white car, the white car ran into the gray car which ran into the house which pinned two bicyclists to the left and one guy over to the right. >> and that witness says people tried to get that driver to stop but she just sped away in her black jeep cherokee, police

say they've got her license plate number and it's a matter of time before they track her down. more than 8,000 people paid tribute to san jose police officer michael johnson who was killed in the line of duty. the hearse that carried his casket from los gatos to san jose. from there fellow officers from the bay area and under the nation saluted as it passed beneath a giant american flag, and inside the service there were tears and laughers and the speaker shared stories about officer johnson including his older sister jaimie? >> when we played cops and robbers as kids he had to be the cop and i had to play a bad guy. >> she thanked the community for overwhelming support. in front of the stage was his casket draped with the american

flag and there was a photo tribute showing him with his wife, sister, neice and nephew and parents. >> he loved his family with his entire heart and expressed his love by being present and now that he's gone we know it was truly a gift. >> and the police academy classmates, he said the sap center is a place for people to scream and cheer for the favorite athletes or musicians officer johnson deserved his own standing ovation. >> and that standing ovation lasted about a full minute. yesterday's memorial service was followed by a private burial in memorial park in san jose. thousands of police officers all over the country came to salute their former

brother. they saw officers from as far as away as new york and dallas and chicago. from all over the state they came as well to pay their respects. >> i hope the san jose police department will be able to start their healing process once they lay their brother to rest. >> more than two years ago at their very same venue, they mourned the death of two of their own killed in the line of duty. we have many more photos and video from the memorial service, go to ktvu.com, look in the featured story section at the top of the page. it is 8:34, daily city police are hoping the public can help track down two men accused of beating and robbing a taxi driver. they've left these images of the suspects, the driver picked up two men on saturday morning, he dropped them off near clarinda avenue where one paid the fair and as he was making

change, the man punched him and took his money. 35 police cadettes from the oakland police academy will graduate. they're trying to increase the number of police on the force. the number of police who graduated from the academy reached a four-year high. they're looking for recruits and today is the deadline to turn in application force the next academy class. the new employment numbers were released. there was the first time in 12 months the job gains were below 2,000 only 126,000 jobs were added in march. the unemployment rate remained the same at 5.5%, growth has been impacted by winter weather and factory shutdowns this year. the port of oakland says operations almost back to normal after that very bitter labor dispute.

>> the backlog of ships now gone. previously as many as 20 ships aday were out there waiting to get into the terminals, oakland may feel some of the effects of the delays as a ripple effect of southern california ports where there is a lot of congestion, a deal was richard between the shippers and dock workers in february and it still has to be ratified by the union. it's 8:36, a parent on a cross-country trip stopped here in the bay area and we had a look at the images he's leaving behind. >> good morning. a lasting impression is what he's leaving in communities across the country. he's painted in 98 degrees in arizona and cold temperatures in the midwest, but scott lobaido says it's nothing compared to what military veterans have endured for our

country. he's painted huge murals of the american flag on the size of the american liege buildings and this one is on post 151 in antioch. >> it's in my heart. you know, especially when they say vietnam, you know, i've seen these guys, and they thank me like crazy, i say, no, thank you, and welcome home, i've i'm giving them a little something. >> he's giving them a big something. he says these flags are big because he does not want people to miss them. he hopes it inspires communities around the country to stop, look, and say thank you to the men and women who have served our country. there will be a dedication ceremony at the painting in antioch this afternoon, a foundation and corporate sponsors are paying for his painting someplace and living expenses while on this tour and he paints for veteran fundraisers year round. >> what a beautiful story, i love that story, thank you. we're out of at&t park

ahead of the bay bridge series game. tara moriarty, she's having a ball inside of the ballpark. she's slid down the cococa cola slide right now. where in the park are you now tara? >> okay, i am on the side where the bay is, near the marina and you know we've had some kind of cold weather. look at this view, it's breathtaking through the palm trees here. we've seen people jogging and riding their bikes. this is going to be a good game, we can smell the hot dogs from last night, the sourout, people are going to be out here and making the crab sandwiches and other great things they do for the game. we want to show you something knew. this is the new herbal garden you can see.

down here they have oregano, basia and thyme and they're being used in the park. it's a unique idea and people will be able to experience it for the first time this season. you'll see they have the mowers going and the chalk is being laid. this stadium will be packed with thousands of fans decade out in orange and black and, of course, groan and gold. . [ cheering ] >> last night, the a's were on fire beating the giants 8-2, a short stop in bay area, marcus hit a solo home run as part of the 3-run second inning and it marked jake out of the inning in the third inning. and brandon hit home runs for

the giants. and after the game we chatted with former miami marlin milk dewho takes the third base. >> it will be nice on the right side of it coming in as a visitor it can be a rough place to come and play. so, from that standpoint i'm excited to be on the other end of it. >> we want to come into the season ready to go and get the competitive juices going, i think we're ready. >> now, we are still not sure if giants matt will make the roster, saturday we should have a better idea, we're back with matt cain. monday it begins on the road in arizona. it's the same day against the texas rangers and the giants homeowner will happen monday, april 13, the rockies and giants world championship ceremony will happen april 18th against arizona. this is something that i've got

my eye on. if you pan over to the left, this is a scarf, i have a world series scarf, but this has all the times we've won on it. i have to add that to the christmas or birthday wish list, you need to have it ted wayman, don't leave without it, i just got to have it. >> all right tara thank you. the time is 8:41, still ahead, a big blunder on the price is right. how one contestant got a free car without even winning it, but first. >> the house just went down. [ laughter ] >> oh, yeah it's called a miracle a man from oakland survived after a house collapsed on him. after the break yes thinks he's still alive. >> and are you prepared for a mandatory water restrictions, you can cut back 25%? after the break some ideas on how to do it. >> good morning, we're looking at a commute where traffic is

doing okay. if you're driving on the manteo bring, look at that. it's a nice drive. we'll tell you about the friday morning commute. >> sunshine hold meant, beautiful weather for today, for tonight, the weekend changes and it will be significant and we'll explain.

. 8:44 in an unprecedented move, governor jerry brown imposed restrictions. it is to curb the four-year drought. water supply agencies must now cut back by 25% which means we aliened to cut back. joining me is heather coolly, the water program director from the water institute in oakland. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> what it is the governor's mandatory emergency proclamation means to the average citizen. >> they'll be issuing restrictions, they'll be limiting the number of days you can water, the times you can water, and they're restricting other uses of water, watering sidewalks and those types of things. you see a lot of water agencies providing more rebates and incentives trying to get

customers to adopt more efficient amainses and fixtures. >> what'sing it to be the biggest impact on the public, i'm curious about things like firefighting and being able to grow food and agriculture and produce. >> everybody is going to have to chip in and we're likely to see more fires in california, when we have droughts we have fires. we're likely to see cutbacks for agriculture certainly, they followed around 400,000 acres last year which is about 5% of the irrigated fan in california. we're likely to see more following this year. california farmers are smart and innovative, they'll find ways to adapt and they've been making innovative movements. >> i find it encouraging, we're in a serious situation and there are things we can do to help. what can we do? >> there are a lot of things we

can do. one of the things we can do is look outdoors. we can replace our lawns. put in low water use drought tolerant landscapes. that's number 1, second look inside the home, look at high efficiency clothes washers, toilets shower heads, save water and energy as well. and finally lack at your business, where you work and see if there are opportunities there, talk to the business owner, talk to whoever operates and maintains that location and try to cut back. >> yeah, just try it find different ways to save, because it's a precious resource, you feel we can't ship it from the east coast where we're having too much water, and we have to find ways to conserve there. >> heather coolly, thank you for being here. i certainly appreciate it. >> for more on the mandatory water restrictions, what they mean for the state. look for the california drought

section under news. dave? >> the time is 8:47, let's get you to where you need to go. sal you're watching the roads, highway 24. >> it's doing well. >> good. >> if you're driving walnut creek to oakland, we'll start there this time and talk a look at westbound 24, i can show you the traffic looks good. a lot of these commutes have not been really bad this morning. for some reason, we have some slow traffic on 880 on the east bay heading north. not here, when you get to the bay bridge to plaza it's light get nothing -- bay bridge toll plaza it's light. we have traffic moving well on most of the freeways there. we'll go to steve with the forecast. we have a beautiful day on tap this friday. crystal clear, severe clear is what we say, we had a lot of frost on the rooftops, 0s, mostly clear and there could be

patchy fog forming but overall a nice forecast for tonight and that's not a problem. if you're checking out the lunar eclipse, get up early in the morning. the total is 5 minutes long. if you don't blink, doesn't miss it. it should be mostly clear by the coast. there will be fog forming there. easter egg hunts, the sooner you do it the better. for most of the bay area, it holds off until after 10, 10 to 2, 3, there will be a colder pattern with rain going into the weekend, we'll say. 50s on those temperatures, the fog is still offshore, we have a ways to go and it's inching towards us and this is a cold dynamic system and it will move in sunday and this will and couple of pieces to it, sunday monday and tuesday, and some of the highs thereby the 50s on monday and tuesday. sunny and warmer today, 60s and 70s on the temperatures, we'll

see low colloids, some sun and higher clouds and it will be cooler and a cloudy cold rain and monday night and tuesday stronger systems, snow in the mountains, it looks good. >> there's song there, the cold rain. >> we should have gotten cold after the rainfall is one. >> ah. >> steve, thank you. a 68-year-old man in oakland his nail is bubba still laughing after a collapse of a house down on him. >> the house fell down, but you can believe that? >> yes a house fell down on him. that's crosby powell. they call him bubba, this house was being remodeled, neighbors pulled him to safety. he didn't have a scratch on him. a television kept him from

being crushed. he said it's been a rough couple of days for him. >> yesterday i got bit by a pit bull and today a house fell on me. >> what do you think to look at that now? >> thank god. he's for real. >> we're still not clear why the house collapsed. the owner let him stay there to keep the eye on the house while it was being remodeled and now, he has to find a new place to stay. >> the time is 8:51, as you know yesterday morning, right here on mornings on 2 i would be leaving ktvu in june. a familiar face has been selected to get my face. >> i made a change and i'll be able to spend time with my family. i'm excited and i hope you'll come to me if you find it in your heart. >> we hope you gasia the anchor

who used to be with the 5 to 7 newscast, she'll be taking over when i leave in the middle of june. she's excited to make the move from evenings to mornings, it will fit in with her family schedule and it will fit in with my family schedule stepping out. it works both. >> i love you both. >> i know, i know, i know. >> i make it clear, i got you april, may and june. >> i'll be around for a little while. >> way to go gasia. we'll take a break and be right back.

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. welcome back, the time is 8:54, the warriors are high after winning their 11th straight game and it came in the phenol second. >> harrison barns with two, and a win, yes! >> way to go harrison, he hit that game winner with 4.6

seconds left in the game. they won over the phoenix suns, the first time in franchise history, the warriors have had two double winning streaks in one season. the warrior fans were asked to clear on a fake, you see this? an unnamed sit come was being filmed inside the arena. they said it was a rookie from africa who can't speak english teamed up with a translator who doesn't know basket bomb. he's the newest member of the sacramento kings, you got to meet him. he's the biggest, that is 7- foot 5, 36 # pounds, he signed a ten-day contract with the kings. he's been playing in the developmental league. it's appropriate, they call him

reno big harms. >> he'll have to be of indian descent. signing him shows the growth of basketball in that country. >> interesting. a contestant on the price is right walked off with a brand- new careen though she didn't have to guess the price of the name. she got three chances to get it right. turns out she didn't need one. >> which one is it. >> 19,849. go ahead. >> no. >> i won it. . >> congratulations. . >> before she took her second- guess, the model revealed the winning price of the got it.

she must have woken up feeling extra luck country that day. she was pretty excited. >> all right. okay. speaking of cars, we're going to look at our commute one more time. sal, how's it looking? >> that looks like something i would do, that poor lady. >> that would be -- i feel for her. >> good morning. >> good morning, everybody. it's slow as you drive past the coliseum, 880 not taking a day off. it's strong getting off downtown oakland, you can use 580 and the bay bridge toll plaza is light and no problems get nothing san francisco and san jose, northbound 101 and 280 and 105 are doing well. let's go to steve. >> lots of sunshine, it will be a great looking friday, temperatures 60s, 70s and increasing low and high clouds

on saturday, it turns cloudy on saturday night and sunday and cold rain and a good system monday night and tuesday. >> we're well warned. >> have a good weekend. >> yes, indeed. that's our report this morning. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> watch us at noon, disciplinary action for three officers accused of exchanging homophobic and race related text messages, thank you for joining us.

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